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Vince's former flame Justine palms him off on her friend at a party, leaving him feeling insecure about more than just his career. Eric offers to represent two writers of an indie film script, and Drama remains in contact with Jacqueline. Comedy, starring Adrian Grenier and Kevin Connolly

Richard should be busy putting the final touches to his compression algorithm, but gets distracted when he learns an ex-girlfriend has been spreading rumours about him. Jared has an axe to grind with Peter Gregory's assistant Monica and Dinesh has a brief and eye-opening dalliance with the representative of a cupcake app. Disaster looms for Pied Piper at the TechCrunch start-up challenge when it turns out Erlich slept with the wife of one of the judges

Will learns his parents are back together and has to explain the situation to a distraught Tina. Meanwhile, Elliot announces he wants to be a cheerleader - and proud father Jack resolves to help him achieve his dream

Will takes on the task of helping Jack with his graduation speech for nursing school. Unfortunately, he gets completely carried away in his attempts to write something creative and insightful. American sitcom, starring Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes

Carrie is appalled to see a half-naked mock-up photo of herself on the proposed cover of her book, prompting Samantha to take serious action. Meanwhile, Charlotte sets out to buy a self-help manual, only to find herself hampered by hordes of desperate women scouring the shelves for a copy. Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis star

As Carrie prepares for her book-launch party, she develops a crush on a fellow writer (guest star Ron Livingston), but is heartbroken to learn he already has a girlfriend. Bunny catches Charlotte in a compromising position, Samantha decides to have a chemical peel and Miranda's date with her pre-baby lover Walker does not go to plan

The return of the American comedy. Grace has an accidental run-in with a curmudgeonly man she follows on Twitter, Jack's attempts to look younger end in disaster, and Will helps Karen protect the intellectual property rights of her most prized possession. Starring Eric McCormack and Debra Messing, with David Schwimmer

Carrie is appalled to see a half-naked mock-up photo of herself on the proposed cover of her book, prompting Samantha to take serious action. Meanwhile, Charlotte sets out to buy a self-help manual, only to find herself hampered by hordes of desperate women scouring the shelves for a copy. Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis star

As Carrie prepares for her book-launch party, she develops a crush on a fellow writer (guest star Ron Livingston), but is heartbroken to learn he already has a girlfriend. Bunny catches Charlotte in a compromising position, Samantha decides to have a chemical peel and Miranda's date with her pre-baby lover Walker does not go to plan

Vince agrees to make an appearance at a 16th birthday party and Drama turns to drink to help him cope with a relationship break-up. After a high-octane race in his new Ferrari, Ari ups the ante with Adam Davies. Comedy drama, starring Adrian Grenier, Kevin Dillon and Jeremy Piven

Ari shows interest in Eric's script, seeing it as a big studio production with Vince as the lead - but the writers believe they have a bidding war on their hands and raise their price. Meanwhile, determined to delay his post-breakup depression, Drama prepares for his guest appearance on The View

Michael encourages his colleagues to invest in Ryan's new business idea, but Pam fears his generosity is being exploited. Dwight sets up a hay-themed play area in the car park, and Jim clashes with Gabe when he discovers Sabre has put a limit on the amount of commission sales staff can earn

Michael becomes afraid after reading a magazine article about China's economic power - but his tenuous grasp on current affairs leads him into a battle of wits with Oscar. Pam loses patience with Dwight's penny-pinching management of the office building, and searches for a new site for the company. Comedy, starring Steve Carell

Vince agrees to make an appearance at a 16th birthday party and Drama turns to drink to help him cope with a relationship break-up. After a high-octane race in his new Ferrari, Ari ups the ante with Adam Davies. Comedy drama, starring Adrian Grenier, Kevin Dillon and Jeremy Piven

Ari shows interest in Eric's script, seeing it as a big studio production with Vince as the lead - but the writers believe they have a bidding war on their hands and raise their price. Meanwhile, determined to delay his post-breakup depression, Drama prepares for his guest appearance on The View

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