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Rachel begins to feel smothered by Ross's constant attention. Meanwhile, Phoebe makes a video for her song Smellycat, and Chandler's new flatmate Eddie causes problems

Joey makes unfortunate comments in an interview with a fanzine, threatening his role as Dr Ramoray and casting a shadow over his acting career. Meanwhile, Chandler's new flatmate Eddie becomes increasingly annoying. Comedy, guest starring Tom Selleck, with Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry

When a three-week-old Aberdeen Angus calf arrives in the large animal wing of the practice, Caithness-born vet Shondie faces something she hasn't encountered in over a decade of veterinary training and practice - the calf has been aggressively licked by his mum, causing serious open wounds that require surgery. Away from the practice, 10-month-old Gandalf, a rare breed Zwartbles sheep, is losing weight at an alarming rate, so vet David is called out to investigate

Ben visits the wilds of central Portugal to meet Luke and Sarah, who gave up their careers to put down roots on a deserted sheep farm. As Ben helps them clear their land, forage acorns for the pet pigs and garden, he learns about the financial and physical troubles they have faced and their wider travelling adventures

Ben travels to the forests of Chile to meet northern Brit Scott and his young family at their hand-built off-grid cabin in the woods. He learns about the challenges they've faced in their two years of wild living, such as freak floods, forest fires and Scott losing a finger. Ben also sees how nature offers a form of therapy to his anxiety-ridden host

Ben reconnects with his old British friend Paul Ferber and his family in Thailand. He learns why they left their Cambodian island home since he last saw them, where Paul was raising his own castaway tribe and defending sea-life from the illegal trawler trade. Now, they discuss how his tribe feel about their new jungle home, and whether their long-standing battle with pirates has continued

Susan's adventures bring her to the county of Hampshire. In Portsmouth she explores HMS Victory, learning how Nelson's cunning tricks won out in the Battle of Trafalgar. She also visits the former home of Jane Austen in Chawton, which inspires her to have a go at Regency dancing, and finds out about a curious eating competition in the town of New Alresford

Susan explores the second largest county in England as she takes in the rural sights in and around the Lincolnshire Fens. The comedian stops by Isaac Newton's old family home of Woolsthorpe Manor House, explores Lincoln Cathedral, and tries soapbox racing

Susan e is on home soil exploring the beautiful Scottish Borders and the neighbouring county of Dumfries and Galloway. Just outside the town of Duns, Susan hears about Jim Clark, a local hero who became one of the greatest racing drivers of all time and Scotland's first Formula One Champion. She also heads to the base of the Leaderfoot Viaduct, where the northernmost amphitheatre of the Roman Empire once sat

Michael Portillo explores Huelva, starting in the town of Isla Cristina, where he meets restaurant owner Ramon, who is on the hunt for fish at the market. He stops off in the city to learn about Christopher Columbus's residence, before heading inland to see the mines of Rio Tinto and the town of Aracena. He ends his trip by learning about the region's most famous ham with brothers Domingo and Manolo

Michael visits Andalucía's Atlantic coast to explore Cádiz, Europe's oldest inhabited city, arriving on board a 10-metre tall ship used by the Mexican navy to train its officer cadets. He learns about the history of the city from local guide Pilar and then heads inland to Jerez, taking part in a sherry tasting competition and learning about flamenco guitar. During his journey he experiences two major festivals - the finale of the annual Tall Ships race and the annual sherry grape harvest festival

Behind-the-scenes stories of how Only Fools and Horses was made, and how the cast could have looked very different. The secrets behind the hilarious visual gags are revealed, and there's a look at the lost episodes of the show. Featuring interviews with Sue Holderness, who played Marlene, comedy actor and fan John Thomson, alongside cast and crew who made the series

With the aid of archive footage and talking heads, the story of Elvis Presley's remarkable success, through the prism of his finest and most memorable moments. The show traces his roots and his rise to fame, from his humble beginnings in his hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi and taking a place at society's top tables as the world's biggest rock 'n 'roll star, to his premature death at the age of 42 in August 1977