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Larry helps Jeff comfort his family's ailing dog by picking up its favourite food. He also hopes to lie his way out of attending a charity event - but his fake alibi spirals dangerously out of control. With Michael McKean, Michael Hitchcock and Rich Sommer

Larry is hailed as a hero after accidentally defusing a tense situation on a flight to New York by tripping over his shoelaces. Upon arriving in the city, Jeff asks him to help sign Ricky Gervais for his agency - but his plan to charm the comedian ends in disaster. Guest starring Ruthie Henshall, Samantha Mathis and Chris Parnell

Peter Gregory demands to see a full business plan before stumping up the $200,000 start-up money, and he also wants a slimmed-down team, leading a desperate Richard to turn to former Hooli executive Jared Dunn. Together they set about trimming the fat, and while Gilfoyle and Dinesh prove themselves essential, Big Head's place in Pied Piper is a lot less certain. Comedy, starring Thomas Middleditch

Richard encounters yet another glitch when Jared discovers the name Pied Piper is already registered to an irrigation company and he is forced into a negotiation process. Erlich is convinced a new name is needed for the business and embarks on a drug-fuelled quest in the hope of unearthing it. Comedy, starring Thomas Middleditch

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

Jerry drops a bombshell after moving his sexual role-playing with Samantha to another level. Charlotte takes to her new religion with gusto, but is upset when Harry fails to match her enthusiasm. Meanwhile, Miranda misinterprets her date's stomach troubles after Berger gives her relationship advice

Samantha visits Brooklyn to see Jerry's trouser-dropping performance in a play, and Carrie realises she may have behaved tactlessly by buying Berger a designer shirt. Charlotte is dumped by Harry and resolves to stay single, while Miranda half-heartedly attempts to get back with Steve by making cupcakes for his girlfriend. American comedy, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall

The return of the comedy following the exploits of four twenty-something Brooklyn women. Hannah has moved on to pastures new and enrolled in a writers' workshop at the University of Iowa, while everyone else - including boyfriend Adam - has stayed put in New York. Marnie is in the throes of an ill-advised love affair with musician Desi, and Shoshanna receives a reality check as she struggles to find a job. Starring Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Zosia Mamet and Jemima Kirke

Settling into life in Iowa, Hannah discovers that one of the perks of starting afresh there is that she gets more for her money rent-wise, but she misses Adam and prompts Marnie for information on what he's up to during a video chat. Hannah also attends her first writers' workshop seminar, where she receives unexpected feedback. Comedy, starring Lena Dunham

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

The staff take part in a safety training day, and Michael and Dwight join forces to highlight the potential hazards present in the workplace. After weeks of anger management therapy, Andy returns to the office hoping to make a fresh start with his colleagues. Comedy, with Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson and David Wallace

A printing error threatens the company when it is discovered a batch of paper has been sent out bearing an obscene watermark, so Michael calls a press conference to defuse the situation. Comedy, starring Steve Carell

Will uses a birthday gift voucher from Grace to consult a psychic about his future and encounters an absent-minded fortune-teller whose predictions leave him reeling. Jack bumps into his idol Cher - but mistakes her for a drag queen. With Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes

Part one of two. The duo meet a depressed woman in a bar and cheer her up with stories from their past, including how they celebrated Thanksgiving in 1985. Comedy, guest starring Martina Navratilova and Debbie Reynolds

Jerry drops a bombshell after moving his sexual role-playing with Samantha to another level. Charlotte takes to her new religion with gusto, but is upset when Harry fails to match her enthusiasm. Meanwhile, Miranda misinterprets her date's stomach troubles after Berger gives her relationship advice

Samantha visits Brooklyn to see Jerry's trouser-dropping performance in a play, and Carrie realises she may have behaved tactlessly by buying Berger a designer shirt. Charlotte is dumped by Harry and resolves to stay single, while Miranda half-heartedly attempts to get back with Steve by making cupcakes for his girlfriend. American comedy, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall

A printing error threatens the company when it is discovered a batch of paper has been sent out bearing an obscene watermark, so Michael calls a press conference to defuse the situation. Comedy, starring Steve Carell

Charlie is reeling after discovering Marnie's true feelings about him in Hannah's diary and ends up storming out of the girls' apartment, setting Marnie off on a mission to win him back. Jessa arranges to meet the only guy ever to dump her and also persuades Hannah to embrace the sexual advances of her boss in the name of literary inspiration, with predictably uncomfortable results

Hannah leaves Brooklyn behind to return to her home town of East Lansing, Michigan for her parents' 30th anniversary, quickly readopting the demeanour of a stroppy teenager. Things take a turn for the better when she secures a date with a pharmacist - but he is a little taken aback by her forthright New York ways

The president sends Selina to represent him at a hog roast in North Carolina, where she absent-mindedly gives a live TV broadcast in which she voices her support for Israel and the Jewish people while eating a pork sandwich. Back in the capital, Mike buys a hideous jeep and reveals he is more than $100,000 in debt, Amy uses her father's stay in hospital as an excuse to dodge her responsibilities and Dan starts to stalk White House strategist Kent Davison

Selina approaches White House strategist Kent to help her convince the president to rescue marines being held hostage in Uzbekistan, but he is reluctant to take action until the timing is correct. Later, Cliff gives her a date on which the operation will go ahead, unfortunately overlooking the fact she is committed to swearing in 33 senators on the same day

Larry discovers he and Rosie O'Donnell are attracted to the same woman - so Leon decides to boost his friend's chances by giving him an unfair advantage. However, Larry's new-found physical prowess attracts suspicion. Meanwhile, the writer's obsession with manners reaches new levels when he learns about Japanese bowing etiquette

Larry and Jeff consider investing in a new product, and decide to learn more about its inventor. The writer also bumps into Wanda Sykes again, before playing an ill-advised game of Scrabble with a friend's elderly father. Guest starring Cheyenne Jackson

The Pied Piper boys attend a toga party thrown by Peter Gregory, where Richard drunkenly agrees to add Erlich to the board of directors - a decision he sorely regrets when his new partner starts parading around dressed like Steve Jobs. Big Head finds himself surplus to requirements at Hooli and joins a commune made up of similar outcasts killing time until they can cash out their stock options. Comedy, starring Thomas Middleditch