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Part two of two. Jack is shocked to learn he has a son, while Grace begins to have doubts about her relationship with Nathan when it transpires that he and Will get on well. Woody Harrelson guest stars

Will returns from holiday in France and spends every moment with Grace, provoking Nathan's jealousy, and a proud Jack takes his son shopping. Woody Harrelson guest stars

Carrie unexpectedly comes face to face with her rival for Big's affections, while Charlotte's life is taken over by wedding fever, and Miranda develops an attraction to a man wearing a sandwich costume

Charlotte has second thoughts about Trey the night before the wedding after an attempt at passion falls flat. Samantha enjoys a party of her own with one of the groomsmen, and Carrie contemplates telling Aidan about her affair with Big

A security threat at the airport jeopardises Vince's attendance at Medellin's world premiere in Cannes. As Ari frantically searches for alternative transport, the gang is offered help from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, E continues to blur the line between business and pleasure with new client Anna Faris. Adrian Grenier and Kevin Connolly star

Vince and the boys arrive in Cannes trying to find a distributor for Medellin, but end up having to take help from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, Drama discovers he has A-list status in France thanks to the cult success of Viking Quest. Adrian Grenier and Kevin Dillon star

Will's attempt to help Leo enjoy the finer points of New York has unexpected consequences, while Jack takes part in a spelling contest with help from his coach Karen. Guest starring Harry Connick Jr

Will meets an attractive bachelor when he takes his mother out for the day, but struggles to pluck up the courage to ask the stranger out on a date. Karen tracks Lorraine down to the Peninsula hotel - but is shocked to learn who is sharing her room. John Cleese guest stars

Carrie, Samantha and Miranda let their hair down in LA, although for the columnist it is still not far enough away to escape her demons. Meanwhile, back in the Big Apple, Charlotte is determined to battle against the bedroom blues. Comedy, guest starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Matthew McConaughey

The girls have their horizons broadened during a visit to Los Angeles, where a chance encounter leads to an invitation to Hugh Hefner's famous Playboy Mansion. Meanwhile, Charlotte comes to realise that having a few problems in life is more satisfying than fake happiness. Carrie Fisher and Vince Vaughn also guest star

Michael and Jan reveal their secret romance at the office party as everyone lets their hair down for happy hour, and Jim meets Karen's former flame. American remake of the sitcom set in a paper supply company, starring Steve Carell

Michael and Darryl send Dunder Mifflin HQ a deputation demanding an increase in salary. Pam's confession to Roy creates a problem for Jim. US remake of the sitcom set in a paper supply company, starring Steve Carell

Will takes Karen to see one of the best doctors in the city after she misses her check-up, while Jack flirts with a male nurse - and the idea of becoming one himself. Guest starring Jack Black

A security threat at the airport jeopardises Vince's attendance at Medellin's world premiere in Cannes. As Ari frantically searches for alternative transport, the gang is offered help from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, E continues to blur the line between business and pleasure with new client Anna Faris. Adrian Grenier and Kevin Connolly star

Vince and the boys arrive in Cannes trying to find a distributor for Medellin, but end up having to take help from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, Drama discovers he has A-list status in France thanks to the cult success of Viking Quest. Adrian Grenier and Kevin Dillon star

The return of Armando Iannucci's satire starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as US vice-president Selina Meyer. The party suffers heavy defeats to the opposition in midterm elections, but Selina's improved approval ratings means the president is more willing to use her as the public voice of his faltering administration. She also has to cope with cold and calculating new senior strategist Kent Davison (Gary Cole)