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Rosie Jones presents a game show focused on judgement and first impressions. Suzi Ruffell and Fern Brady join team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love.

Kevin Bridges heads back to Glasgow, performing for a sold‑out crowd at the SECC Arena. He serves up his trademark mix of social commentary, sharp observations and quick one‑liners.

Russell Howard takes the stage for a stand‑up set at the iconic London Palladium. The performance is recorded for a worldwide streaming audience.

Two elderly women take on the Devil. Chaos erupts when a man goes mattress shopping, a bizarre song blares in a dance club, and a mate gets far too excited over a joke.

The three presenters discuss the laws and customs of Ancient Greece. They then imagine how society would work if Karl Pilkington were in charge. It’s an animated comedy taken from the popular podcasts.

Ricky is joined by Stephen Merchant and Karl Pilkington. Together they examine the meaning behind popular wartime expressions and consider what life must be like for a soldier’s spouse.

The pair carry on their European trip in Poland, touring the sights of Krakow. They then attend a private performance by the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra.

The actor and his son travel to Denmark, where Bradley’s fear of heights is put to the test. He climbs to the summit of an offshore wind turbine and takes in the expansive views.

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Joe, Sal, Murr and Q run meditation sessions that leave their victims with plenty to think about. In this edition, the biggest loser receives the very first 24‑hour punishment.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q masquerade as fashion photographers, leaving the bewildered models with little reason to smile. Meanwhile, every one of the men apart from a single individual ends up facing a punishment.

Q, Murr, Sal and Joe swap overly personal texts with strangers before trying to sabotage each other at a dating event. The loser also receives a special donation from one of the other guys.

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q wander around a food court, texting strangers as they go. Then they throw caution to the wind.

A strike by rubbish collectors throws the city into chaos. The team must act quickly after the mayor offends the gay community.

Charlie and the mayor go to negotiate with the striking binmen. They leave Stuart in charge of the office, a decision they soon regret.

Ray declines to drive Debra to an awards ceremony, fed up with her constant tardiness. Meanwhile, Frank and Robert clash in a heated debate about punctuality.

Debra wants to buy an expensive dress for Ally to wear to a friend's 13th birthday party. Ray, however, refuses to spend $250 on something that will only be used once.

On Robert's birthday, tension builds as he weighs quitting the police to start selling security systems. The episode stars Ray Romano and Brad Garrett.

Ray is thrilled to receive an honorary doctorate. However, he upsets Debra by forgetting to thank her in his speech.

Joey tells a fellow soap co‑star that her character's about to be killed off, while Rachel and Phoebe sabotage each other's attempts to date a handsome man. Susan Sarandon also appears.

Chandler discovers a shocking truth about how his relationship with Monica almost never got off the ground while they were in London. Meanwhile, Rachel shows Ben how to pull pranks on Ross.

Joey and Ross both end up dating the same girl. Meanwhile, Monica fights tooth and nail with another bride‑to‑be over a special wedding dress.

Joey gets nominated for a modest daytime drama award, and Monica realises she’ll never again feel the thrill of a new romance.

Monica receives a visit from a cousin she hasn't seen since childhood, and Chandler instantly notices her eye‑catching looks. Guest starring Denise Richards.

Rachel runs into a former university mate and debates whether to raise a drunken episode that turned intimate. The episode also features Winona Ryder.

With only four weeks left until the wedding, Chandler finds it difficult to write his vows. He enlists Joey and Ross for the help he needs.

Monica persuades a hesitant Chandler to fly to Las Vegas and ask his long‑absent father to attend their wedding. Meanwhile, Rachel gets into trouble after driving Monica's Porsche.

The first of a two‑part episode finds Chandler’s nerves taking over on the night before his wedding. Joey rehearses his lines for a film role, while Phoebe and Rachel stumble upon a startling discovery.

In the second half of the two‑part story, the friends keep hunting for the missing Chandler, who remains plagued by pre‑wedding nerves. The episode features guest appearances by Gary Oldman and Kathleen Turner.

Rachel is torn over what to do next, and Phoebe eases the pressure by claiming she’s the one who’s pregnant. The episode stars Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow.

Joey is convinced Phoebe is pregnant and proposes to her so she won’t have to raise a child alone. Monica quickly tells him the truth.

Rachel reveals who the baby's father is. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica are on their honeymoon, but they're constantly upstaged by another couple.

Ross and Rachel try to account for how they ended up in bed together. Their attempt quickly turns into a spat over who made the first move.

Ross is horrified to discover that Rachel is going on a date with a handsome soap star. Meanwhile, Chandler undermines a colleague’s chance of promotion.

At Monica's Halloween party, Phoebe realises she's drawn to Ursula's fiancé, while Rachel runs into some nasty trick‑or‑treaters. The episode features a guest appearance by Sean Penn.

The pub landlord chats cheerfully about a variety of subjects at the London venue. He touches on the global financial crisis and his one‑man crusade to mend Broken Britain.

The presenter is joined by Jon Richardson, Ellie Taylor and Fatiha El‑Ghorri to examine the internet’s most ridiculous corners, from cringe‑worthy influencers to social‑media mishaps. Together they shine a light on the oddball side of online culture.