TV Guide Comedy Central Wednesday

Ross embarks on a long-distance relationship, Chandler sets Rachel up with one of his colleagues, and Phoebe composes a seasonal song for her friends. Monica has trouble asserting her authority at work and hires Joey so she can fire him in front of the staff

Phoebe's half-brother makes a startling announcement and asks a great favour of her, while Joey attempts to break down social barriers when he takes a job as a tour guide at Ross's museum. Chandler fears not living up to Kathy's expectations

Phoebe learns the result of her pregnancy test and the friends' competitive spirit gets the better of them in a battle of the sexes arising from an apparently simple challenge. Comedy, starring Lisa Kudrow

Chandler visits a strip club and Rachel comes to regret asking Ross for a favour. Meanwhile, Charlton Heston discovers his co-star Joey in a compromising position on the first day of filming

Ross makes the mistake of agreeing to a game of rugby with Emily's tough English friends. Meanwhile, one of Chandler's old flames turns up out of the blue - and it seems it is not just a flying visit

The actor and his son hit the road together again, but this time they are staying closer to home and heading for Europe as they travel from Essex to Italy's Amalfi coast. Their first stop is the Netherlands, where they try out the sport of canal jumping, before the pair don Lycra for a spot of velodrome track cycling alongside a world champion, and take on the world's tallest freestanding climbing wall

Bradley and Barney continue their European adventure in Germany. They head to the city of Frankfurt, where Brad is pushed to the edge, literally, as he attempts to abseil down the side of a building, facing forwards. The boys also make a stop at a bratwurst-themed hotel and soak up some local Bavarian culture when they have a go at finger wrestling. The pair finish off their time in Germany with a wet and wild adventure in the mountains

Guests Dr Christian Jessen, Girls Aloud's Kimberley Walsh and comedians Russell Kane and Josh Widdicombe join host Jimmy Carr on the irreverent panel show, in which teams captained by Jon Richardson and Sean Lock answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country

Highlights of the latest run of the irreverent panel show hosted by Jimmy Carr, who is joined by team captains Jon Richardson and Sean Lock. Guests including Jack Dee, Micky Flanagan, Sarah Millican, Amy Childs and Charlie Brooker answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country to see who best understands what is going on in Britain today