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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

Selina heads to London to attend a reception for deputy prime minister Peter Mitchell at the US ambassador's residence, before there is an embarrassing misunderstanding during a photo opportunity at a pub. Meanwhile, Jonah has been sent along by Maddox to spy on the vice-president, but the only dirt he gets is from Amy, who tells him that Selina is sleeping with her personal trainer Ray. Guest starring Darren Boyd

Karen and Will are delighted to discover they share the same taste in books, but Jack is less impressed and starts feeling left out. Meanwhile, the sight of a wedding dress makes Grace fear she will never find and marry the man of her dreams

The theft of Will's laptop proves problematic when the policeman assigned to the case demonstrates more than just a professional interest. Michael Douglas guest stars, with Eric McCormack and Debra Messing

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

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

Ari poaches teen star Zac Efron from Adam Davies, who retaliates by offering Lloyd a job. Drama investigates Vince's stalker after hearing a tip, the guys decide to increase their security after a break-in, and E makes Ashley suspicious

Drama has his sights set on a part on Melrose 2009 and asks Lloyd if he can get him out of his current job on Five Towns, prompting Ari to try to get Drama out of his contract. Ashley asks E if she can read his e-mails so that they can have an open and honest relationship, while Turtle feels guilty about his love triangle involving Jamie-Lynn and a UCLA student

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

Grace meets a new neighbour in the lift and invites him to a dinner party, but soon discovers he is not the ideal guest. Meanwhile, Jack falls out with his workmates, angry with them for teasing him about owning a Cher doll. Stephen Tobolowsky (Glee) guest stars

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

Spencer and Joe borrow Old Man Anderson's yacht to host an exclusive party, aiming to attract more high-income athletes to the firm's books. As the event gets under way, Spencer tells Ricky why fellow Miami player Alonzo dislikes him so much, and a drunken Joe makes a connection with the young players - but doesn't forget to push Anderson's agenda. Comedy drama, starring Dwayne Johnson and Rob Corddry

Spencer and Jason tell Vernon he has received $101million offer from Dallas, but their work on his behalf seems to be in vain as Reggie urges him to hold out for more. Meanwhile, a hung-over Joe hi-jacks Anderson's yacht as he aims to court more star players, and Charles receives unwanted attention from a girl he met at the party. Comedy drama, starring Dwayne Johnson

Dwight and Michael decide to pay a surprise visit to Ryan in New York, while the Scranton staff are forced to work weekends for Ryan's website project. Comedy, starring Steve Carell

Vince decides to give Will a symbolic birthday present to celebrate their relationship - but Grace tries to talk him out of it, knowing how her friend is likely to react. Meanwhile, Jack and Karen set out to acquire an unusual gift, which fails to get the desired reaction. Eric McCormack and Debra Messing star

Ari poaches teen star Zac Efron from Adam Davies, who retaliates by offering Lloyd a job. Drama investigates Vince's stalker after hearing a tip, the guys decide to increase their security after a break-in, and E makes Ashley suspicious

Drama has his sights set on a part on Melrose 2009 and asks Lloyd if he can get him out of his current job on Five Towns, prompting Ari to try to get Drama out of his contract. Ashley asks E if she can read his e-mails so that they can have an open and honest relationship, while Turtle feels guilty about his love triangle involving Jamie-Lynn and a UCLA student

Larry misses an important meeting with actress Diane Keaton and decides to make amends by calling at her house - where he encounters a stroppy interior decorator, gets into a fight and ends up breaking a lamp. Larry David stars

Larry and Cheryl apply to have an unsightly overhead telephone cable buried underground, and go out of their way to woo the couple next door as their approval is needed if the plan is to go ahead. Larry coaxes Seinfeld star Julia Louis-Dreyfus to help win them around - but it still proves an uphill struggle

Selina continues her bid for presidential candidacy and takes on her four main rivals in a heated but farcical debate. Meanwhile, Dan returns to work following his meltdown only to find Amy running the campaign far more smoothly than he ever did, and he also bumps into Jonah, who doesn't miss the chance to mock his arch-enemy. Armando Iannucci's satire, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus