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Vince meets a girl he really likes - but she is not interested in him. Eric visits Bob Ryan in the hope of finding a new project for his lovelorn chum. Elsewhere, the day of Turtle's record signing dawns. Adrian Grenier and Kevin Connolly star

Drama has a panic attack on the set of his new pilot, while Ari and Bob disagree over the Ramones biopic and Turtle is desperate to get a pair of new limited-edition trainers. Comedy, starring Kevin Dillon, Jeremy Piven and Martin Landau

Ari learns a disgruntled Vince has decided to fire him and sign up with another agent. Panic-stricken at the thought of being replaced, he desperately sets out to make amends for his latest blunder. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier

Vince's agent tries to convince him to do a period drama and Ari tries to win back his client over lunch. Drama and Turtle want to throw a party, but struggle with the arrangements on a limited budget. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier

Eric and Sloane plan a trip without Vince, unaware he intends to invite himself along. Drama and Turtle visit a dog park, where they search for female companionship - with varying degrees of success. Adrian Grenier and Kevin Connolly star

First episode of the American comedy starring Eric McCormack and Debra Messing. Grace accepts her no-good boyfriend's marriage proposal, despite her best friend Will's disapproval, threatening the pals' long-standing relationship. With Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes

Will is slowly driven up the wall by flatmate Jack's self-obsessed attitude, but still advises Grace to hunt for a flat of her own instead of asking her to move in. To his surprise, it's not long before she finds a new apartment in Brooklyn. Starring Eric McCormack and Debra Messing

Carrie's first article fails to impress fierce new Vogue editor Enid, but she soon decides her wrath is better than Julian's attempt to make her feel welcome. Meanwhile, Miranda worries about the responsibilities of being a mother, and Charlotte offers to throw her a baby shower. Richard puts a request to Samantha on his birthday. Featuring a guest appearance by Candice Bergen

Feeling lonely, Carrie decides to drop in on Big and is shocked to find him all packed and ready to leave New York - prompting them to have one last night on the town. Samantha becomes convinced Richard is cheating on her, Charlotte goes on a date in a bid to get over her marriage break-up and Miranda goes into labour

The director of Vince's new film tries to talk him into performing a dangerous stunt - much to E and Ari's dismay. Elsewhere, Turtle comes under pressure to fire an attractive employee from his new business, and Johnny fears the network is no longer interested in making shows with him. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier, Jeremy Piven and Kevin Connolly, with a guest appearance by Nick Cassavetes (director of The Notebook)

Vince's friends are shocked when he decides to give himself a new haircut - but a slip of the tongue during a TV interview lands him in bigger trouble. Elsewhere, Turtle suspects Alex of messing around with his credit card, Eric agrees to help Johnny search for a project to save his career, while Ari and Lizzie prepare for a pitch to the NFL. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier, Jeremy Piven and Kevin Connolly, with guest appearances by Nick Cassavetes, Bob Saget (the narrator of How I Met Your Mother) and Maria Menounos

Karen tries to help caffeine-addicted Jack kick the habit, but ends up fighting cravings of her own. Will is annoyed that Grace appears to be acting more like a wife than an old friend during Joe and Larry's civil partnership ceremony

The pair pose as house-hunters to enable them to snoop around actress Sandra Bernhard's home, but their scheme backfires when she accepts their offer for the property. Karen is chastised for turning up late to her stepson's swimming gala. Comedy, with Eric McCormack and Debra Messing

Charlotte decides her marriage is over and goes on the lookout for love, while Miranda gets to grips with the responsibilities of motherhood, and Samantha's continuing anger at Richard's infidelity puts her in a foul mood. Meanwhile, Carrie wonders whether she has already missed out on happiness

Samantha finally plucks up the courage to admit she has started dating Richard again, but does not receive the kind of support she had hoped for from her friends. Carrie becomes convinced she is going to get fired from her column when her editor tries to get in touch, and Steve tells Miranda he would like to have baby Brady christened

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

After discussing how to handle change, Carrie is challenged to be sexually open on Che's podcast. Miranda has a disastrous first day of school and Charlotte tries to impress a fellow mum. First episode of the Sex and the City revival catching up with the lives of New York socialites Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda. Starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon

Will tries to impress Matt with his athletic prowess, but ends up having to take Grace's advice on how to improve his baseball skills. Karen decides Jack's apartment needs redecorating in an exotic style. Patrick Dempsey guest stars

The director of Vince's new film tries to talk him into performing a dangerous stunt - much to E and Ari's dismay. Elsewhere, Turtle comes under pressure to fire an attractive employee from his new business, and Johnny fears the network is no longer interested in making shows with him. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier, Jeremy Piven and Kevin Connolly, with a guest appearance by Nick Cassavetes (director of The Notebook)

Vince's friends are shocked when he decides to give himself a new haircut - but a slip of the tongue during a TV interview lands him in bigger trouble. Elsewhere, Turtle suspects Alex of messing around with his credit card, Eric agrees to help Johnny search for a project to save his career, while Ari and Lizzie prepare for a pitch to the NFL. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier, Jeremy Piven and Kevin Connolly, with guest appearances by Nick Cassavetes, Bob Saget (the narrator of How I Met Your Mother) and Maria Menounos

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

A brush with death coupled with a revelation about his father leaves Larry David facing an identity crisis. He also has a sandwich named after him - but is less than flattered. Guest starring Rosie O'Donnell

Wanda accuses Larry of deliberately adopting a dog she deems racist. He also loses his reputation as a friend of the lesbian community, and hires a private investigator to uncover some information about his past. Guest starring Rosie O'Donnell and Mekhi Phifer