The Friction: The future of Crisp clothing and Rasta Monsta hang in the balance as friendships fall apart for Ben, Cam and Rene in the penultimate episode of the series. (S2, ep 7).

Kissme: A young man's romantic life poses a challenge for Nathan. (S2, ep 4).

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Head Case: When Grace suggests knocking down a wall to create a master bathroom, Will is forced to confront his issues on change. (S1, ep 3).

Between a Rock and Harlin's Place: When Grace decorates Will's boss Harlin's apartment, she gets carried away with a cowboy theme. (S1, ep 4).

The Icewoman Cometh: Bev is back from Arizona and realises she'd like to use her finances to spread happiness, but Darlene has other ideas. (S2, ep 17).

Pilot Lights and Sister Fights: Dan is finally ready to share his feelings with Louise. Ben gets caught up playing handyman and babysitter for Becky. (S2, ep 18).

A.A.R.M - Part 1: Andy attends an a capella audition, while Jim persuades Dwight to recruit an assistant to the assistant regional manager. (S9, ep 22).

A.A.R.M - Part 2: As the series nears its end, the office's search for the new assistant continues. (S9, ep 23).

La Douleur Exquise!: Carrie is devastated when Big drops a bombshell. Miranda meets a man (guest star Will Arnett) who only likes having sex where they'll get caught. (S2, ep 12).

Games People Play: Carrie decides to see a therapist, leading her to begin an ill-advised relationship with a fellow patient (guest star Jon Bon Jovi). (S2, ep 13).

Wedding Day: Marnie moves into bridezilla mode as her wedding day approaches. Meanwhile, Desi is a flight risk. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 1).

Good Man: Adam and Jessa spend a day together after an AA meeting. Ray enters a turf war with a rival coffee shop. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 2).

The **** Buddy: Carrie wonders if the girls are doomed to date the same type of man over and over again. Charlotte tries playing the field. (S2, ep 14).

Shortcomings: Carrie goes out with an author (Justin Theroux), but is more enamoured with his family than him. Miranda dates a man with a kid. Charlotte's brother comes to stay. (S2, ep 15).

Japan: Shoshanna is enjoying her new new life in Tokyo, while back in New York Adam gets a break in TV. Guest starring Lucy Liu. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 3).

Old Loves: Hannah clashes with Fran over her unorthodox teaching style, while Marnie is furious with Desi after he begins some renovation work. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 4).

Paper Airplane: Jim and Pam put their counselling lessons into action, while Dwight and Angela compete in a paper aeroplane competition. (S9, ep 20).

Livin' The Dream: Andy decides to chase his dream of being an actor, leaving Dwight in charge. Jim tries to spend more time in Scranton. (S9, ep 21).

Pilot - Love & Marriage: Will and Grace are best friends. In fact, they're absolutely perfect for each other - except that Will just happens to be gay. (S1, ep 1).

A New Lease on Life: Will must decide whether to support Grace's independence or selfishly keep her close by inviting her to share his living space. (S1, ep 2).

The Icewoman Cometh: Bev is back from Arizona and realises she'd like to use her finances to spread happiness, but Darlene has other ideas. (S2, ep 17).

Pilot Lights and Sister Fights: Dan is finally ready to share his feelings with Louise. Ben gets caught up playing handyman and babysitter for Becky. (S2, ep 18).

A.A.R.M - Part 1: Andy attends an a capella audition, while Jim persuades Dwight to recruit an assistant to the assistant regional manager. (S9, ep 22).

A.A.R.M - Part 2: As the series nears its end, the office's search for the new assistant continues. (S9, ep 23).

Head Case: When Grace suggests knocking down a wall to create a master bathroom, Will is forced to confront his issues on change. (S1, ep 3).

Between a Rock and Harlin's Place: When Grace decorates Will's boss Harlin's apartment, she gets carried away with a cowboy theme. (S1, ep 4).

New. Carrie and friends continue to navigate the complicated reality of life, love and relationships in New York City. (S3, ep 12).

Stewart Lee returns to the Lowry for his comedy show, Basic Lee. In this stand-up special, Lee attempts to define by example what comedy is.

Alicia: Selina prepares to announce that she's running for president, but her big day is threatened by her stance on universal child care. Contains strong language. (S3, ep 3).

Clovis: Selina gets to grips with modern technology on a tour of Silicon Valley giants Clovis. Meanwhile, Jonah's Ryantology website gains popularity. Contains strong language. (S3, ep 4).

The Key: Laura Dern returns for a second season of the Golden Globe-winning comedy, in which Amy focuses on exposing the corruption at Abaddon Industries. (S2, ep 1).

Revenge Play: Amy persists with her campaign to prove that Abaddon is guilty of bribery, however Tyler grows nervous when the execs realise something is amiss. (S2, ep 2).

Weekend Plans: Robert re-enters the dating game. Meanwhile, Frances discovers the truth about his dire financial situation. Strong language/sex. (S1, ep 7).

Church: Frances considers leaving her job for something more fulfilling, while also being troubled by how happy Robert appears. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 8).

Num Nums: With Shannon at Rick's, Tricia joins Sam and her friends for Thanksgiving. As her chosen family celebrates, details about Brad's past are revealed. (S3, ep 5).

As Much as I Like Not Feeling: Joel's emotional centre is rocked after a fender bender. Sam's date with Iceland brings some of her deepest insecurities to light. (S3, ep 6).

What's In A Name?: It's make or break for Ben and Cam in the last ever episode of the series. With their friendship hanging by a thread, will Crisp clothing survive? (S2, ep 8).

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Boo! Humbug!: On Halloween, Jack dresses up as David 'Hutch' Soul while Karen is costumed as a cat woman. (S1, ep 5).

William, Tell: When Jack reveals that Will once had an affair with a client, she becomes paranoid that Will is keeping secrets from her. (S1, ep 6).

CPAPS, Hickeys and Biscuits: Dan and Louise take their relationship to the next level. Darlene spends the night in jail, and Mark's class experiment leaves him with a hickey. (S2, ep 19).

Bridge of Troubled Conners: Darlene and Ben go apartment hunting while Jackie and Becky take Beverly Rose on a road trip. Dan shares his financial troubles with Louise. (S2, ep 20).

Finale - Part 1: A year after the first airing of the documentary, office staff past and present gather for Dwight and Angela's wedding. (S9, ep 24).

Finale - Part 2: The 201st and final episode of the comedy sensation, as everyone comes together for a final round of interviews and goodbyes. (S9, ep 25).

The **** Buddy: Carrie wonders if the girls are doomed to date the same type of man over and over again. Charlotte tries playing the field. (S2, ep 14).

Shortcomings: Carrie goes out with an author (Justin Theroux), but is more enamoured with his family than him. Miranda dates a man with a kid. Charlotte's brother comes to stay. (S2, ep 15).

Japan: Shoshanna is enjoying her new new life in Tokyo, while back in New York Adam gets a break in TV. Guest starring Lucy Liu. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 3).

Old Loves: Hannah clashes with Fran over her unorthodox teaching style, while Marnie is furious with Desi after he begins some renovation work. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 4).

Was It Good For You?: Carrie dates a recovering alcoholic and quickly becomes his new addiction. Plus, Charlotte drags the girls to a sex workshop after a bad experience in bed. (S2, ep 16).

Twenty-Something Girls vs Thirty-Something Women: The foursome holiday at the Hamptons, where Charlotte lies about her age and Carrie meets Big's new twentysomething girlfriend. (S2, ep 17).

Queen for Two Days: Still reeling from the news that she plans to divorce her father, Hannah accompanies her mother to an empowerment retreat. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 5).

The Panic in Central Park: After a fight with Desi, Marnie goes for a walk and has an unexpected run-in with someone from her past. Strong language/mature themes. (S5, ep 6).

A.A.R.M - Part 1: Andy attends an a capella audition, while Jim persuades Dwight to recruit an assistant to the assistant regional manager. (S9, ep 22).

A.A.R.M - Part 2: As the series nears its end, the office's search for the new assistant continues. (S9, ep 23).

Head Case: When Grace suggests knocking down a wall to create a master bathroom, Will is forced to confront his issues on change. (S1, ep 3).

Between a Rock and Harlin's Place: When Grace decorates Will's boss Harlin's apartment, she gets carried away with a cowboy theme. (S1, ep 4).

CPAPS, Hickeys and Biscuits: Dan and Louise take their relationship to the next level. Darlene spends the night in jail, and Mark's class experiment leaves him with a hickey. (S2, ep 19).

Bridge of Troubled Conners: Darlene and Ben go apartment hunting while Jackie and Becky take Beverly Rose on a road trip. Dan shares his financial troubles with Louise. (S2, ep 20).

Finale - Part 1: A year after the first airing of the documentary, office staff past and present gather for Dwight and Angela's wedding. (S9, ep 24).

Finale - Part 2: The 201st and final episode of the comedy sensation, as everyone comes together for a final round of interviews and goodbyes. (S9, ep 25).

Boo! Humbug!: On Halloween, Jack dresses up as David 'Hutch' Soul while Karen is costumed as a cat woman. (S1, ep 5).

William, Tell: When Jack reveals that Will once had an affair with a client, she becomes paranoid that Will is keeping secrets from her. (S1, ep 6).

Neighbours: Eric and Ari scramble for answers about the Aquaman deal, while Vince discovers how pricey his new neighbourhood can be. Strong language/flashing images. (S2, ep 5).

Chinatown: Eric battles Walsh to arrange an early screening of Queens Boulevard and Ari pitches a foreign commercial to Vince. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 6).

Second Best Night of Your Life. Emmy-winning actor, writer and comedian Brett Goldstein brings his irresistible charm and quick wit stateside for his first stand-up special.

An American Girl in Paris (Part Une): In the first of a two-part series finale, Carrie swaps New York for Paris, but her French adventure doesn't quite live up to expectations. (S6, ep 19).

An American Girl in Paris (Part Deux): In the last ever episode, Carrie is miserable in Paris, chemo makes Samantha lose her sex drive and Charlotte and Harry look to adopt. (S6, ep 20).

Queen for Two Days: Still reeling from the news that she plans to divorce her father, Hannah accompanies her mother to an empowerment retreat. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 5).

The Panic in Central Park: After a fight with Desi, Marnie goes for a walk and has an unexpected run-in with someone from her past. Strong language/mature themes. (S5, ep 6).

Just The Tip: Ray, Tanya and Lenore's new partnership starts inauspiciously when Ray 'holds back' during a tryst with a pregnant client. (S2, ep 1).

Tucson Is The Gateway To Dick or This Is Not Sexy: Ray irritates Lenore by giving Claire advice. Meanwhile, Tanya tries to prove she can land a big fish. (S2, ep 2).

Washington: Nathan heads to Washington. (S2, ep 5).

Sally: Quirky musical comedy about two charmingly naive musicians from New Zealand who relocate to New York in an attempt to make it big. (S1, ep 1).

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Where There's a Will, There's No Way: Grace blames her relationship with Will as the reason for her lack of interest in dating. (S1, ep 7).

The Buying Game: Grace has the opportunity to buy the studio that serves as her office space and turns to Will for advice. (S1, ep 8).

Keep on Truckin' Six Feet Apart: The Conners are dealing with the pandemic and life's financial troubles, and Becky and Darlene are both forced to search for additional income. (S3, ep 1).

Halloween and the Election Vs The Pandemic: Mary is devastated that Halloween has been cancelled. Mark goes toe to toe with a kid at school who doesn't wear a mask. (S3, ep 2).

Pilot: A documentary crew arrives at the dysfunctional office of a paper company, hoping to gain an insight into the intricacies of modern management. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 1).

Diversity Day: Michael's actions force the staff into a painstaking diversity seminar. Meanwhile, Jim struggles to hold on to a lucrative contract. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 2).

Was It Good For You?: Carrie dates a recovering alcoholic and quickly becomes his new addiction. Plus, Charlotte drags the girls to a sex workshop after a bad experience in bed. (S2, ep 16).

Twenty-Something Girls vs Thirty-Something Women: The foursome holiday at the Hamptons, where Charlotte lies about her age and Carrie meets Big's new twentysomething girlfriend. (S2, ep 17).

Queen for Two Days: Still reeling from the news that she plans to divorce her father, Hannah accompanies her mother to an empowerment retreat. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 5).

The Panic in Central Park: After a fight with Desi, Marnie goes for a walk and has an unexpected run-in with someone from her past. Strong language/mature themes. (S5, ep 6).

Ex and the City: Carrie struggles with the news of Big's engagement, Charlotte tries to conquer her fear of horse riding and Samantha meets a man who is too well-endowed. (S2, ep 18).

Where There's Smoke.: Carrie is pursued by a politician (John Slattery), Miranda is forced to lean on Steve when she undergoes laser eye surgery and Sam dates a fireman. (S3, ep 1).

Hello Kitty: After getting into yet more trouble at the school, Hannah begins to suspect something is up between Jessa and Adam. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 7).

Homeward Bound: Hannah's rocky relationship with Fran cuts a summer road trip short, leaving Ray to come to her rescue. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 8).

Finale - Part 1: A year after the first airing of the documentary, office staff past and present gather for Dwight and Angela's wedding. (S9, ep 24).

Finale - Part 2: The 201st and final episode of the comedy sensation, as everyone comes together for a final round of interviews and goodbyes. (S9, ep 25).

Boo! Humbug!: On Halloween, Jack dresses up as David 'Hutch' Soul while Karen is costumed as a cat woman. (S1, ep 5).

William, Tell: When Jack reveals that Will once had an affair with a client, she becomes paranoid that Will is keeping secrets from her. (S1, ep 6).

Keep on Truckin' Six Feet Apart: The Conners are dealing with the pandemic and life's financial troubles, and Becky and Darlene are both forced to search for additional income. (S3, ep 1).

Halloween and the Election Vs The Pandemic: Mary is devastated that Halloween has been cancelled. Mark goes toe to toe with a kid at school who doesn't wear a mask. (S3, ep 2).

Pilot: A documentary crew arrives at the dysfunctional office of a paper company, hoping to gain an insight into the intricacies of modern management. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 1).

Diversity Day: Michael's actions force the staff into a painstaking diversity seminar. Meanwhile, Jim struggles to hold on to a lucrative contract. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 2).

Where There's a Will, There's No Way: Grace blames her relationship with Will as the reason for her lack of interest in dating. (S1, ep 7).

The Buying Game: Grace has the opportunity to buy the studio that serves as her office space and turns to Will for advice. (S1, ep 8).

Recorded live at The London Palladium, Josh Widdicombe performs his hit stand-up, tackling hot comedy topics such as advent calendars, weddings and the closing time of his local park.

Mel's Offer: Larry takes the lead role in Broadway musical The Producers. Meanwhile, he also reminds wife Cheryl of an unconventional ten-year anniversary gift. (S4, ep 1).

Ben's Birthday Party: Larry is invited to Ben Stiller's birthday celebrations, but manages to offend by not joining in the singing of the Happy Birthday song. (S4, ep 2).

Higher Power: Focus falls on Amy's ex-husband Levi (Luke Wilson) who, in Hawaii, isn't doing well in rehab. Contains frequent strong language. (S2, ep 3).

Following Me: As Jeff and Amy grow closer, he sparks her interest in social media. At Abaddon, meanwhile, Amy and Tyler's scheming rouses Dougie's suspicions. (S2, ep 4).

AGG: Joel returns to church after recognising a fundamental hole in his life. Sam and Tricia reach a surprising understanding on Holly's birthday. Season finale. (S3, ep 7).

Pilot: Stephen Merchant takes centre stage in his self-penned comedy following the hapless efforts of a gawky web designer on the hunt for love in LA. (S1, ep 1).

The Limo: Stuart, Wade and Kives cruise the streets of LA in a limousine on the lookout for ladies before being humiliated at the door of an exclusive nightclub. (S1, ep 2).

My Controls: Nathan Fielder gives people the opportunity to rehearse for their own lives. (S2, ep 6).

Bret Gives Up The Dream: Murray and Jemaine are forced to look for a replacement for Bret after he decides to leave the band to get a real job. (S1, ep 2).

Mugged: Bret and Jemaine's friendship is put to the test after they are mugged and Bret runs away with seemingly little concern for his bandmate's welfare. (S1, ep 3).

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The Truth about Will and Dogs: Grace decides to adopt a dog, but the winsome pooch soon becomes Will's obsession. (S1, ep 9).

The Big Vent: Will and Grace become hooked on a real-life soap opera unfolding in their apartment block by eavesdropping through a vent in their floor. (S1, ep 10).

Plastics, Trash Talk & Darlene Antoinette: Darlene isolates herself from her co-workers at Wellman Plastics. Louise decides to teach Harris an expensive life lesson. (S3, ep 3).

Birthdays, Babies and Emotional Support Chickens: It's Beverly Rose's birthday, but it's not all cake and candles when Becky and Emilio disagree on what party they should have. (S3, ep 4).

Health Care: Michael asks Dwight to slash the company's healthcare costs, then disastrously attempts to cheer up the annoyed staff. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 3).

The Alliance: As downsizing rumours spread around the office, Jim and Dwight make a pact in an attempt to protect their own jobs. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 4).

Ex and the City: Carrie struggles with the news of Big's engagement, Charlotte tries to conquer her fear of horse riding and Samantha meets a man who is too well-endowed. (S2, ep 18).

Where There's Smoke.: Carrie is pursued by a politician (John Slattery), Miranda is forced to lean on Steve when she undergoes laser eye surgery and Sam dates a fireman. (S3, ep 1).

Hello Kitty: After getting into yet more trouble at the school, Hannah begins to suspect something is up between Jessa and Adam. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 7).

Homeward Bound: Hannah's rocky relationship with Fran cuts a summer road trip short, leaving Ray to come to her rescue. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 8).

Politically Erect: Carrie discovers that her politician boyfriend has a strange fetish while Samantha dates a shorter than average guy. (S3, ep 2).

Attack of the Five Foot Ten Woman: Carrie feels intimidated by Natasha, while Miranda feels judged by her new housekeeper, and a sexual faux-pas gets Samantha banned from a spa. (S3, ep 3).

Love Stories: Hannah has a run-in with an old friend. Meanwhile, Elijah tries to convince Dill that they should be exclusive. Strong language/mature themes. (S5, ep 9).

I Love You Baby: Season finale. Cracks start to appear in Adam and Jessa's relationship, while Hannah prepares for the Moth Story Slam. Contains strong language. (S5, ep 10).

Pilot: A documentary crew arrives at the dysfunctional office of a paper company, hoping to gain an insight into the intricacies of modern management. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 1).

Diversity Day: Michael's actions force the staff into a painstaking diversity seminar. Meanwhile, Jim struggles to hold on to a lucrative contract. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 2).

Where There's a Will, There's No Way: Grace blames her relationship with Will as the reason for her lack of interest in dating. (S1, ep 7).

The Buying Game: Grace has the opportunity to buy the studio that serves as her office space and turns to Will for advice. (S1, ep 8).

Plastics, Trash Talk & Darlene Antoinette: Darlene isolates herself from her co-workers at Wellman Plastics. Louise decides to teach Harris an expensive life lesson. (S3, ep 3).

Birthdays, Babies and Emotional Support Chickens: It's Beverly Rose's birthday, but it's not all cake and candles when Becky and Emilio disagree on what party they should have. (S3, ep 4).

Health Care: Michael asks Dwight to slash the company's healthcare costs, then disastrously attempts to cheer up the annoyed staff. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 3).

The Alliance: As downsizing rumours spread around the office, Jim and Dwight make a pact in an attempt to protect their own jobs. Contains sexual references. (S1, ep 4).

The Truth about Will and Dogs: Grace decides to adopt a dog, but the winsome pooch soon becomes Will's obsession. (S1, ep 9).

The Big Vent: Will and Grace become hooked on a real-life soap opera unfolding in their apartment block by eavesdropping through a vent in their floor. (S1, ep 10).

Hello It's Me: At a long-awaited brunch, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte discuss all the new changes in their lives, including a conspicuous absence from their circle. (S1, ep 1).

Chris Rock lights up Harlem's Apollo Theater with his famous 1999 show, as he combines his trademark red-hot humour with acerbic social commentary. Contains adult humour.

Sex and the City: New York friends Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte explore sex and love in the Big Apple in the opening episode of the acclaimed comedy drama. (S1, ep 1).

Models and Mortals: After interviewing a man who only sleeps with models, Carries has her own encounter with a male underwear model. (S1, ep 2).

Neighbours: Eric and Ari scramble for answers about the Aquaman deal, while Vince discovers how pricey his new neighbourhood can be. Strong language/flashing images. (S2, ep 5).

Chinatown: Eric battles Walsh to arrange an early screening of Queens Boulevard and Ari pitches a foreign commercial to Vince. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 6).

Alicia: Selina prepares to announce that she's running for president, but her big day is threatened by her stance on universal child care. Contains strong language. (S3, ep 3).

Clovis: Selina gets to grips with modern technology on a tour of Silicon Valley giants Clovis. Meanwhile, Jonah's Ryantology website gains popularity. Contains strong language. (S3, ep 4).

Yoko: When Bret refuses to let Jemaine hang around with him and his new girlfriend Coco, Jemaine concludes that Coco is trying to break up the band. (S1, ep 4).

Sally Returns: The 'most beautiful girl in the room' Sally returns, causing more friction in the band and threatening Bret's relationship with Coco. (S1, ep 5).

Bowie: After developing body image issues during a photo shoot, Bret is visited in the night by 'David Bowie', who leaves him with some sage advice. (S1, ep 6).

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Pilot - Love & Marriage: Will and Grace are best friends. In fact, they're absolutely perfect for each other - except that Will just happens to be gay. (S1, ep 1).

A New Lease on Life: Will must decide whether to support Grace's independence or selfishly keep her close by inviting her to share his living space. (S1, ep 2).

Sex and the City: New York friends Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte explore sex and love in the Big Apple in the opening episode of the acclaimed comedy drama. (S1, ep 1).

Models and Mortals: After interviewing a man who only sleeps with models, Carries has her own encounter with a male underwear model. (S1, ep 2).

Bay of Married Pigs: Carrie gets a nasty surprise when she visits some friends at their beach house. Meanwhile, Miranda pretends to be a lesbian to get ahead at work. (S1, ep 3).

Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys: Carrie has a fling with a younger man (Timothy Olyphant), while also arranging her first date with Mr Big. (S1, ep 4).

The Power of Female Sex: Carrie dates a French architect, who gives her $1000 as a thank you. Plus, Charlotte meets a painter who focuses on a particular part of the anatomy. (S1, ep 5).

Secret Sex: Carrie thinks Mr Big might be keeping her a secret from his friends. Meanwhile, Miranda dates a guy from the gym, but discovers an unsettling secret about him. (S1, ep 6).

The Monogamists: Carrie is upset to learn that Big is still seeing other women, Samantha goes apartment hunting and Miranda gets jealous when she sees Skipper with another woman. (S1, ep 7).

Three's a Crowd: The girls debate the merit of threesomes when they all become involved with multiple partners. Carrie meets Big's ex-wife. (S1, ep 8).

Hello It's Me: At a long-awaited brunch, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte discuss all the new changes in their lives, including a conspicuous absence from their circle. (S1, ep 1).

Little Black Dress: Miranda rushes to Carrie's side after a late-night call for help. Meanwhile, Charlotte tries to keep her emotions in check. (S1, ep 2).

When in Rome.: Upon learning of a surprising development concerning Big's ex-wife, Carrie seeks answers. Meanwhile, Charlotte worries about an unexpected revelation. (S1, ep 3).

Some of My Best Friends: As Carrie takes steps to move forward, she meets with real estate broker Seema Patel. Meanwhile, Miranda and Nya bond over the realities of motherhood. (S1, ep 4).

Tragically Hip: Carrie's friends rally to help her recover from hip surgery. Charlotte learns some surprising news about her child, and Che's words hit home for Miranda. (S1, ep 5).

Diwali: Carrie's giant leap for her future self helps her embrace the past, while a confession from Miranda shocks Charlotte. Also, Anthony asks Carrie for a favour. (S1, ep 6).

Sex and the Widow: Carrie gets an interesting proposition from her book publisher, while Miranda attempts to rekindle a spark with Steve following radio silence from Che. (S1, ep 7).

Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered: After coming clean to Che, Miranda considers a life-altering decision. Carrie tries to learn more about her mysterious neighbour. (S1, ep 8).

No Strings Attached: Charlotte helps Lily through a crisis. A gift from Lisette makes Carrie doubt whether she is willing to continue to let go. (S1, ep 9).

Seeing the Light: Charlotte throws herself into planning the ultimate transformation ritual for her child. Che upsets Miranda. Carrie tries to find closure. (S1, ep 10).

Where There's Smoke.: Carrie is pursued by a politician (John Slattery), Miranda is forced to lean on Steve when she undergoes laser eye surgery and Sam dates a fireman. (S3, ep 1).

Politically Erect: Carrie discovers that her politician boyfriend has a strange fetish while Samantha dates a shorter than average guy. (S3, ep 2).

BAFTA nominee Lucy Beaumont lets loose on her rollercoaster world, detailing how life through the Beaumont lens is more surreal than you could ever imagine.

Another Party: While events go full circle as the couple attend another party, Robert's lawyer insinuates that Frances is an unfit mother. Strong language/mature themes. (S1, ep 9).

Detente: Tensions ease between Frances and Robert, but a cutthroat move by Frances's new lawyer sends Robert on a vengeful path. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 10).

Hello Kitty: After getting into yet more trouble at the school, Hannah begins to suspect something is up between Jessa and Adam. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 7).

In his entertainingly prickly new special, comedian and podcaster Marc Maron offers up his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.

Neighbours: Eric and Ari scramble for answers about the Aquaman deal, while Vince discovers how pricey his new neighbourhood can be. Strong language/flashing images. (S2, ep 5).

Chinatown: Eric battles Walsh to arrange an early screening of Queens Boulevard and Ari pitches a foreign commercial to Vince. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 6).

Sort of Miracle: Following a series of uncharacteristic messages, Sabi and Aqsa head home to check in on their mum, prompting Sabi to bare their truth. (S1, ep 7).

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Head Case: When Grace suggests knocking down a wall to create a master bathroom, Will is forced to confront his issues on change. (S1, ep 3).

Between a Rock and Harlin's Place: When Grace decorates Will's boss Harlin's apartment, she gets carried away with a cowboy theme. (S1, ep 4).

The Turtle and the Hare: Samantha tries to turn an undesirable man into a catch, Carrie poses as Stamford's fiancee and Miranda introduces Charlotte to 'The Rabbit'. (S1, ep 9).

The Baby Shower: The girls all ponder motherhood when they attend the buttoned-up baby shower of their formerly wild friend Laney. (S1, ep 10).

The Drought: The friends go through a simultaneous sex drought, as Charlotte dates a man with no sex drive and Samantha experiments with tantric celibacy. (S1, ep 11).

O Come All Ye Faithful: After meeting Big's mother, Carrie begins to doubt his commitment to their future and Samantha dates a man who doesn't quite 'measure up'. (S1, ep 12).

Take Me Out to the Ballgame: Carrie attempts to get over her break-up with Big by hooking up with a New York Yankees player. (S2, ep 1).

The Awful Truth: Carrie gets too involved in her friend's troubled marriage; Miranda tries dirty talk; Charlotte gets a dog; Samantha goes to therapy with James. (S2, ep 2).

Meet Cute: While Carrie questions whether she's ready for more than a casual fling, Miranda worries her relationship with Che is only about sex. (S2, ep 1 of 11).

The Real Deal: While Carrie struggles with a script, Charlotte tries to retrieve Lily's clothes, and chaos ensues when Miranda loses her phone. (S2, ep 2 of 11).

Chapter Three: Carrie conjures an excuse to get out of an emotional audiobook taping. Charlotte and Lisa try to get hold of a \"MILF\" list. (S2, ep 3 of 11).

ALIVE!: Carrie gets an offer to write a column for seniors. Charlotte and Lisa celebrate the start of camp. Miranda navigates life back in NYC. (S2, ep 4 of 11).

Trick or Treat: Carrie has a run-in with a tech entrepreneur, while Miranda and Che navigate conflicting schedules. (S2, ep 5 of 11).

Bomb Cyclone: Carrie asks Che to be her moral support at a conference for widows. Miranda broaches an uncomfortable conversation with Steve. (S2, ep 6 of 11).

February 14th: Carrie ponders the significance of her upcoming dinner with Aidan. A single Miranda explores the possibilities of dating again. (S2, ep 7 of 11).

A Hundred Years Ago: Carrie questions her past choices as she prepares to meet Aidan's sons. Charlotte gets ready to go back to work full-time. (S2, ep 8 of 11).

There Goes the Neighbourhood: Carrie makes a big decision for her and Aidan's future. Lisa juggles her career and Herbert's political campaign. (S2, ep 9 of 11).

The Last Supper Part One: Appetizer: Carrie prepares to bid farewell to her apartment. Miranda takes steps to make amends with her exes. (S2, ep 10 of 11).

The Last Supper Part Two: Entree: In the season finale, Carrie puts the finishing touches on her dinner party. Miranda reconnects with Steve. (S2, ep 11 of 11).

In his entertainingly prickly new special, comedian and podcaster Marc Maron offers up his perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.

Selina spends the day with a rival presidential candidate before finally picking her campaign manager. Strong language/sex/mature themes.

Selina is on the campaign trail in Detroit, but it is her daughter Catherine who steals the headlines. Strong language/sex/mature themes.

Queens Boulevard bows at Sundance, while Drama and Turtle compete for a woman. Eric meets with James Cameron. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images.

When the guys move to Malibu, Drama is annoyed by the long commute to an audition. Meanwhile, Mandy Moore is up for the Aquagirl role. Strong language/flashing images.

New York friends Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte explore sex and love in the Big Apple in the opening episode of the acclaimed comedy drama.

After interviewing a man who only sleeps with models, Carries has her own encounter with a male underwear model.

Larry takes the lead role in Broadway musical The Producers. Meanwhile, he also reminds wife Cheryl of an unconventional ten-year anniversary gift.

Larry is invited to Ben Stiller's birthday celebrations, but manages to offend by not joining in the singing of the Happy Birthday song.

Larry sets up blind friend Michael on a blind date with a veiled Muslim. Meanwhile, Jeff owns up to having inappropriate thoughts about Larry's wife Cheryl.

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When Jack and Grace discover a shared passion for figure skating, they surprise Will with tickets for Champions on Ice.

Will hires a cleaning lady, but Grace develops a dependency on the new maid and can't be creative without her.

Carrie convinces herself there must be something wrong with her nice new boyfriend, while Samantha considers plastic surgery.

Carrie is the victim of an unflattering magazine cover shoot, while Charlotte starts dating her handyman. Bradley Cooper guests.

Charlotte starts a relationship with a widower, while Samantha's sexual shenanigans get her in trouble with her snooty social circle.

Carrie's on-off relationship with Big is officially back on, while Charlotte makes friends with a group of 'power lesbians'.

Miranda is annoyed to be attending the whirlwind wedding of two of her acquaintances, while Carrie feels neglected by her man at the big event.

As Carrie navigates long-distance with Aidan, Miranda considers ghosting a hookup, and Charlotte tries to redeem Mr Burton.

Carrie tries to interpret Aidan's texting style. Seema agrees to see a matchmaker. Charlotte and LTW stalk a college consultant.

As Seema joins Carrie's trip to Virginia, Charlotte is caught between work and mum duties. Miranda gets advice from her crush.

Aidan suggests Carrie spend time with his sons after extending her trip. Miranda takes Joy's advice during an interview.

As Carrie and Miranda deal with noisy neighbours, Charlotte and LTW take their families on a glamping trip to Governors Island.

As Miranda takes a next step with Joy, Carrie connects with Duncan on their writing projects and LTW butts heads with Lucille.

Carrie throws Charlotte a party to boost her spirits. Anthony has an awkward first meeting with Giuseppe's mum.

Carrie attempts to work on notes with Duncan while Aidan is in town for a visit. LTW tries to tamp down a growing attraction.

While Carrie is forced to confront lingering trust issues in her relationship, Miranda opens up to Joy. Seema tries something new.

Carrie has a burst of creative energy. Brady drops a bombshell on Miranda and Steve.

Carrie contemplates the ending of her book - and her own story. Charlotte navigates feelings around Rock's musical.

As Carrie works on accepting her next phase, Miranda hosts Thanksgiving for the first time in her new apartment. Season finale.

The always acerbic comic Bill Maher welcomes a panel of three guests from diverse parts of the political spectrum for a lively discussion of current events.

Live at the London Palladium, comic Micky Flanagan is back discussing life since turning 60, growing older and reflecting on the changes in the world around him.

Queens Boulevard bows at Sundance, while Drama and Turtle compete for a woman. Eric meets with James Cameron. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images.

President Selina and her team prepare for her Joint Session speech. The Thick of It's Chris Addison directs. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images.

As Selina's team prepare for her state visit with the Israeli prime minister, Mike tries out a new look and Amy hears some bad news. Strong language/sex/mature themes.

Larry takes the lead role in Broadway musical The Producers. Meanwhile, he also reminds wife Cheryl of an unconventional ten-year anniversary gift.

Larry is invited to Ben Stiller's birthday celebrations, but manages to offend by not joining in the singing of the Happy Birthday song.

Make Your Mark: Dark comedy starring Bill Hader as Barry, a hitman searching for direction. While on a job in LA, Barry gets the acting bug.

Use It: Gene encourages his class to channel grief into artistic expression. Barry faces a dilemma.

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Grace's mother, whose propensity for breaking out into show tunes dismays her daughter as much as it delights Will, Jack and Karen, pays a visit.

Will's estranged older brother, Sam, turns up at Grace's invitation. Sparks soon fly - and not just between the brothers.

Darlene's friendship with a manager at Wellman Plastics lands her in an awkward situation. Louise's brother tries to win Jackie over.

Harris's job is in jeopardy after joining a protest she strongly believes in, leading to tense discussions within the family.

Michael leads the office staff in a basketball match against the warehouse team. Strong language/flashing images.

The men in the office desperately vie for the attention of a beautiful saleswoman . Sexual references/mature themes/flashing images.

Carrie discovers that her politician boyfriend has a strange fetish while Samantha dates a shorter than average guy.

Carrie feels intimidated by Natasha, while Miranda feels judged by her new housekeeper, and a sexual faux-pas gets Samantha banned from a spa.

Hannah has a run-in with an old friend. Meanwhile, Elijah tries to convince Dill that they should be exclusive. Strong language/mature themes.

Season finale. Cracks start to appear in Adam and Jessa's relationship, while Hannah prepares for the Moth Story Slam. Contains strong language.

Carrie is confused when Aidan seems reluctant to jump in the sack, Miranda learns she has chlamydia and Sam's sex life comes under the scrutiny of her neighbours.

Carrie panics when Aidan asks her to meet his family, Samantha starts taking Viagra recreationally and Charlotte steps up her hunt for a husband.

Hannah takes a writing gig in the Hamptons, where she meets a free-spirited water-skier. Meanwhile, Marnie tries to break old patterns. Strong language/sex.

Hannah provides cover for Marnie on a secret weekend trip, while Shoshanna reevaluates her post-college friendships. Contains strong language.

Michael asks Dwight to slash the company's healthcare costs, then disastrously attempts to cheer up the annoyed staff. Contains sexual references.

As downsizing rumours spread around the office, Jim and Dwight make a pact in an attempt to protect their own jobs. Contains sexual references.

Grace decides to adopt a dog, but the winsome pooch soon becomes Will's obsession.

Will and Grace become hooked on a real-life soap opera unfolding in their apartment block by eavesdropping through a vent in their floor.

Ben's mum arrives after an unexpected death and unveils shocking new from the past. Becky and Emilio spend more time together.

Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions. Becky and Ben face family drama.

Michael leads the office staff in a basketball match against the warehouse team. Strong language/flashing images.

The men in the office desperately vie for the attention of a beautiful saleswoman . Sexual references/mature themes/flashing images.

When Jack and Grace discover a shared passion for figure skating, they surprise Will with tickets for Champions on Ice.

Will hires a cleaning lady, but Grace develops a dependency on the new maid and can't be creative without her.

Borat returns to America from Kazakhstan to America, revealing more about American culture, the COVID-19 pandemic and the political elections. Satirical comedy.

At a long-awaited brunch, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte discuss all the new changes in their lives, including a conspicuous absence from their circle.

When the guys move to Malibu, Drama is annoyed by the long commute to an audition. Meanwhile, Mandy Moore is up for the Aquagirl role. Strong language/flashing images.

The boys go to see U2 for Drama's birthday, while Turtle pitches in when Eric and Shauna struggle with a reporter. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images.

When a junior staffer hacks data to use in Selina's Families First bill, she immediately looks around for a suitable scapegoat. Contains strong language.

A triumphant tour of the Middle East ends in chaos when a liberated US journalist takes offence at being detained an extra day. Strong language/sex/mature themes.

Larry sets up blind friend Michael on a blind date with a veiled Muslim. Meanwhile, Jeff owns up to having inappropriate thoughts about Larry's wife Cheryl.

Larry suspects the weatherman is deliberately delivering inaccurate forecasts. Plus, he manages to scare everyone with images of his tooth plaque.

Make The Unsafe Choice: Barry fulfils an obligation, and comforts Sally after an audition gone awry. The Chechens welcome a hitman legend.

Commit. to You: Barry finds that extricating himself from Fuches, and winning Sally's affections, is more difficult than he thought.

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Grace tells Will of her romance with his brother, Sam, and unleashes an avalanche of resentment.

Will and Grace compete for the affections of a handsome new neighbour, and even Jack's gaydar can't pick up his preference.

Ben's mum arrives after an unexpected death and unveils shocking new from the past. Becky and Emilio spend more time together.

Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions. Becky and Ben face family drama.

Unlike the rest of the office, Michael can't hide his excitement as the annual 'Dundies' awards ceremony approaches.

As the office's sexual harassment policy undergoes a review, Michael worries that his management style is in danger.

Carrie is thrown for a loop when she discovers her new man is bisexual. Meanwhile, Miranda feels suffocated by Steve. Alanis Morissette guest stars.

Carrie goes on a date with furniture designer Aidan Shaw, but has to conceal her smoking habit. Samantha's new relationship is beset by racial politics.

Hannah takes a writing gig in the Hamptons, where she meets a free-spirited water-skier. Meanwhile, Marnie tries to break old patterns. Strong language/sex.

Hannah provides cover for Marnie on a secret weekend trip, while Shoshanna reevaluates her post-college friendships. Contains strong language.

Carrie has an unexpected encounter with Big, Samantha worries that she's entering menopause and Charlotte decides that Trey is 'the one'.

Miranda struggles to transition into post-break-up life with Steve, Charlotte tries to get Trey to propose and Big continues to trouble Carrie.

Hannah has a tense meeting with an acclaimed author she once admired regarding some disturbing allegations surrounding him. Strong language/mature themes.

Hannah interviews an influential writer who offers some advice on being a female writer, while Adam and Jessa plan a creative endeavour. Strong language/sex.

Michael leads the office staff in a basketball match against the warehouse team. Strong language/flashing images.

The men in the office desperately vie for the attention of a beautiful saleswoman . Sexual references/mature themes/flashing images.

When Jack and Grace discover a shared passion for figure skating, they surprise Will with tickets for Champions on Ice.

Will hires a cleaning lady, but Grace develops a dependency on the new maid and can't be creative without her.

Darlene earns a promotion at Wellman Plastics, while Ben decides on a new career path. Jackie makes an emotional revelation.

Chuck's new purchase creates a rift, while Darlene hires her first assistant. Jackie is focuses on her dream of appearing on Jeopardy.

Unlike the rest of the office, Michael can't hide his excitement as the annual 'Dundies' awards ceremony approaches.

As the office's sexual harassment policy undergoes a review, Michael worries that his management style is in danger.

Grace's mother, whose propensity for breaking out into show tunes dismays her daughter as much as it delights Will, Jack and Karen, pays a visit.

Will's estranged older brother, Sam, turns up at Grace's invitation. Sparks soon fly - and not just between the brothers.

Dave Chappelle hits the stage with a bang with his first special in Washington DC in 2000, riffing on everything from race relations to Sesame Street. Contains adult humour.

Miranda rushes to Carrie's side after a late-night call for help. Meanwhile, Charlotte tries to keep her emotions in check.

Ari's partner makes an appearance, while Drama and Turtle look forward to a Bat Mitzvah for Little Miss Ari. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images.