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Selina sets her sights on becoming president and the funeral of a congressman provides her with an excellent networking opportunity, while a ban on mobile phones at Mike's wedding comes at the most inconvenient of times when important news breaks. As Dan vies with Amy to become Selina's campaign manager, he plots against presidential aide Jonah in the hope of scoring brownie points with his boss

Selina is forced to clarify her stance on abortion after the president suddenly announces he is against it. Desperate not to offend anyone, she meets pro-life and pro-choice advocates and tries to reassure them she is on their side. Meanwhile, Jonah sets up a political blog and lands a guest spot on a TV show after a series of passionate rants, leading Dan to go to extreme lengths to ensure he doesn't say anything negative about the vice-president on air. Armando Iannucci's satire, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Selina prepares to reveal she will be running for president, but on the day of her official announcement she is faced with a series of challenges. A Saturday Night Live sketch mocking her privileged upbringing has gone viral, Dan is struggling to finish the speech and her daughter Catherine has turned up wearing the same dress. To top it all, Senator Doyle advises Selina to pull the plug on supporting universal childcare, so a reluctant Mike is forced to tell a campaigner she must leave the event and ends up insulting her in the ensuing argument. Comedy, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Will brings home the last remaining memento of his parents' marriage - an ugly garden gnome that he and his brothers bought them for their anniversary. Meanwhile, Jack worries about being typecast in heterosexual roles. Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes star

Will accompanies Elliot to a basketball tournament after Jack drops out at the last minute, while Grace has a hard time teaching a design class to students with a short attention span. Eric McCormack and Debra Messing star

Carrie feels claustrophobic when Aidan moves his clutter in, and the pair end up having cross words. Meanwhile, Miranda wonders whether it is safe to have sex while pregnant, Samantha seems to be falling in love and Trey upsets Charlotte when he gives her a gift - a cardboard baby

Carrie invites the girls to go dancing at a new gay club. While there, Miranda meets a co-worker who asks her not to tell colleagues about his sexuality. Samantha, meanwhile, declares her love for Richard, but it could well be her Ecstasy doing the talking

Drama struggles to fix his relationship with a TV executive and E starts his new job, but clashes with one of the managers over securing Bob Saget as a client. After a break-in, Vince and Turtle decide that they should be armed. Kevin Dillon and Kevin Connolly star

E agrees to meet with Sloan, but rethinks their relationship after Ashley calls him, Andrew's behaviour threatens an important deal, and Vince and the boys decide further steps are necessary to ensure their safety

Karen uses Jack's connections with guest star Jennifer Lopez to promote her newly penned song FYI - I Hurt, Too. Grace is frustrated by Leo's infidelity, but Will bears the brunt of her anger. Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes star

Jack auditions to be a dancer for guest star Janet Jackson, but Karen has other ideas. Meanwhile, a broken-hearted Grace becomes addicted to attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and causes friction between Will and Vince

Carrie comes under pressure from Aidan to plan her wedding and confesses to Miranda that she does not feel like a bride at all. In turn, Miranda admits she feigned happiness over her pregnancy. To cheer themselves up, they decide to shop for unsuitable wedding dresses, leading to disaster in a boutique. Comedy, starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Cynthia Nixon

Carrie panics when she finds a letter threatening her with eviction, and with Aidan gone, turns to old flame Big for help. Samantha receives a number of lavish gifts from Richard but what she really wants is for him to declare his love, and Miranda struggles to cope with the side-effects of pregnancy

Comedy, starring Dwayne Johnson as Spencer Strasmore, a former American football player who, after retiring from the game, is living the high-life as a financial manager for a ever-growing roster of hard-partying NFL stars. The series begins as the death of an old team-mate in a car accident provides Spencer with an incentive to make some positive changes to his life. With JD Washington, Rob Corddry and Omar Miller

Joe realises the firm's decision to hire Spencer might be about to pay off when the former NFL player reveals he has all but secured a contract with current star Vernon Littelfield. However, before Littelfield will sign on the dotted line, Spencer must run his plans by Vernon's childhood friend and 'advisor' Reggie. Meanwhile, Ricky clashes with a new team-mate during his first practice session with the Dolphins, and Larry Seifert urges lineman-turned-car salesman Charles to consider returning to the game. Comedy, starring Dwayne Johnson

Michael becomes obsessed with a chair model in a catalogue and decides to try to move on from his relationship with Jan. Kevin and Andy hatch a plan to regain company parking spaces

Will visits a gay TV station to give suggestions on policy, unaware Jack has just joined the company as an executive. Meanwhile, Grace is lured to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting by the promise of free food - and bumps into Val. Guest starring Molly Shannon, with Eric McCormack and Debra Messing

Drama struggles to fix his relationship with a TV executive and E starts his new job, but clashes with one of the managers over securing Bob Saget as a client. After a break-in, Vince and Turtle decide that they should be armed. Kevin Dillon and Kevin Connolly star

E agrees to meet with Sloan, but rethinks their relationship after Ashley calls him, Andrew's behaviour threatens an important deal, and Vince and the boys decide further steps are necessary to ensure their safety

Larry tries to buy a bracelet for Cheryl, but is not allowed into the jewellery store because of his shabby clothes. He calls pal Richard Lewis to help - but the pair end up helping a blind man move house instead. Larry David stars

Hoping to deter rival presidential candidate George Maddox from running, Selina accepts an invite to the army veteran's country residence for a day of fishing, where Jonah makes a surprise appearance. She later offers the job of being her campaign manager to the renowned and ruthless communications expert Bill Ericsson. Comedy, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Selina's campaign trail arrives in Detroit, but things don't go smoothly when her daughter Catherine punches a protester wearing a Statue of Liberty costume, mistaking them for an attacker and ends up putting the presidential candidate in the shade. Elsewhere, Selina oversteps the mark with former Finnish prime minister Minna Hakkinen and campaign manager Dan shows signs of losing control. Comedy, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Sally Phillips