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Lily's flat is turned into a Chinese restaurant, forcing her to move in with Marshall. However, Barney convinces Ted he will be driven from the house now his flatmate's fiancee is in residence. Comedy, starring Josh Radnor, Neil Patrick Harris, Alyson Hannigan, Jason Segel and Cobie Smulders

Ted and Robin volunteer at a homeless shelter, but are shocked to find Barney working there. Lily dreads having Thanksgiving dinner with Marshall's parents - and is surprised to discover being tall runs in his family

Barney comes to the conclusion that Ted thinks too much and decides there is only one cure - getting him hopelessly drunk. The next day, the gang helps him piece together the hazy incidents of the previous night

Ted searches for the best New Year's Eve party in New York, and hires a limo so he and his friends can travel to five different celebrations on the same night. However, Robin plans to spend the evening with her new boyfriend, Derek - so Ted's co-worker Marybeth takes her place in the group

Ted invites Robin to be his date at a friend's wedding, but neglects to tell the happy couple he is bringing a guest. Realising his oversight at the last minute, he exercises all his ingenuity to get her added to the guest list. Comedy, starring Josh Radnor

Murray coaches Barry for his first high school wrestling match but keeps it a secret from Beverly, who is sure to disapprove of her son taking part in such a dangerous sport. Adam blackmails Erica into waiting in line with him to buy tickets for the new Stars Wars movie

Murray gets his moment in the spotlight when he is honoured by his old high school for his basketball prowess. While he and Beverly are away from home, Barry takes advantage of their absence to throw a party to impress his school friends

Adam tries to express his feelings for Dana by making her a mix tape, but disaster strikes when the tape falls into Beverly's hands. Barry obtains a fake ID and takes it to school to show off to his classmates. David Spade (Rules of Engagement) guest stars, with Sean Giambrone, Wendi McLendon-Covey and Jeff Garlin

Adam is disappointed to be cast in a minor role in the school musical, so Beverly helps him to land a leading part in a competing show. Barry falls out with his father when Murray insists on leaving sporting events early to beat the traffic. Ana Gasteyer (Suburgatory) guest stars

Barry and Adam form a garage rock band and ask Laineyn and Erica to get involved, eventually leading to unexpected consequences. Meanwhile, Charles and Diana's royal wedding has Bev wanting to renew her wedding vows with Murray. Comedy, starring Wendi McLendon-Covey and Jeff Garlin

In Newcastle, three couples compete to host the best dinner party and win the £1,000 cash prize. Sharna and Silvar host first, with a menu of family favourites. On day two, Charlotte and Russ take their guests' taste buds to Tuscany with an array of classic Italian treats. Finally, Shannon and Max host a night of favourite flavours taking everyone 'around the world'

Married couple Lynne and Ian kick off the competition in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, with a menu of hearty treats. On day two newlyweds Jess and Connor cook up a Greek meal - including a rather large mezze - followed by a Greek dance and some plate smashing. After two high-energy dinner parties, engaged couple Tom and Sam's chances rest on their banana souffle

In Belfast, three couples compete to host the best dinner party. Sarah and Paddy kick things off with a fine-dining feast for guests Louise and Danny and Emma and Samson. The hosts mix Eastern and traditional fare. Then, on night two Emma and Samson treat their guests to some Mozambican delights. After a first course that whistles and wows, palates need to be cleansed for the main course, but a chilly chat about ice-cream leaves Louise red in the face. On the final night, Louise and Danny confound everyone's expectations with a sailing-based starter. A spot of model behaviour excites the guests, and a mountain of meringue impresses, but is it enough to win the £1,000 prize?

The chef travels to New Orleans to visit Zeke's, a much-loved restaurant that has seen standards slip since the original owner died. The new proprietors, husband and wife duo Darryl and Ellen Cortello, focused all the efforts on the financial side of things, so it is up to Gordon to show them that they first need to love food to make any profit

Gordon Ramsay travels to Fremont, California, in an attempt to save a restaurant that is tearing the owners' marriage apart. Saki Kavouniaris took over Spin a Yarn in 1995 and began to turn it into a success, before marrying bartender Jennifer. When the business started to fail, the couple decided to splash out on refurbishments to recover their glory days, but their efforts have been futile and now their relationship is at stake

Chef Gordon Ramsay heads to Charlie's Italian bistro in La Verne, southern California, where the owner's lack of business nous is putting her relatives' homes at risk, after her mother and sister put them up as collateral. To make matters worse, the restaurant's food is less than appetising and its long-serving chef seems to be incompetent

Jimmy Carr oversees the disputes and deliberations on the festive topics that have set the British public's chins wagging in the run-up to Christmas. Comedians Jon Richardson and Sean Lock head the teams, joined by Holly Willoughby, Henning Wehn, Alan Davies and Roisin Conaty. Nick Helm and Joe Wilkinson also make guest appearances. First shown in 2013