Comedy Central Extra Friday

Tim has a mid-life crisis while on holiday with the family, leaving Jill to deal with it. DIY comedy, starring Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson

Randy causes problems for Tim when he grows concerned about pollution. DIY comedy, starring Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson

A chance to buy bargains galore

A grateful patient gives Becker eight expensive steaks as a token of appreciation _ so new neighbour Chris convinces him to invite all his friends to a meal. Ted Danson stars

Part one of two. John is upset to learn Chris has left town without saying goodbye, raising suspicions that his feelings for her are more than just neighbourly

Part two of two. John is taken aback to find he has become an unwilling participant in a romantic triangle. Ted Danson stars

John's feelings for Reggie and Chris get him into trouble

Phoebe encounters a suicidal office worker during her first day as a telemarketer, while Ross and Monica are upset to discover their parents intend to sell their childhood home

The pals celebrate Rachel's 30th birthday and reminisce about their own, including Monica's attempt to hide her intoxication from her parents

Joey tells a fellow soap cast member that her character is to be killed off, while Rachel and Phoebe sabotage each other's plans to date an attractive man. With Susan Sarandon

Chandler hears a startling revelation about how his relationship with Monica almost failed to get off the ground in London. Rachel teaches Ben to play pranks on Ross

Katherine Ryan narrates a selection of the funniest weather clips around

Katherine Ryan hosts a supersized helping of stateside stupidity including clips of cack-handed cowboys and fast food fools

Using CCTV, dashcam and smartphone footage, the programme shines a light on some of the most inept criminals the planet has ever seen

Using CCTV, dashcam and smartphone footage, the programme shines a light on some of the most inept criminals the planet has ever seen

Joe, Sal, Murr and Q pitch whimsical TV show ideas to focus groups, and go to the park with their daughters, who share unpopular opinions with strangers

The cynical teenager's talents are recognised by a private school that offers places to her and Jodie

The cynical teenager develops a mysterious rash and is admitted to hospital, where he faces an anxious wait for medics to determine what is wrong

Part two of two. John is taken aback to find he has become an unwilling participant in a romantic triangle. Ted Danson stars

John's feelings for Reggie and Chris get him into trouble

Tim has a mid-life crisis while on holiday with the family, leaving Jill to deal with it. DIY comedy, starring Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson

Randy causes problems for Tim when he grows concerned about pollution. DIY comedy, starring Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson

A break-in inspires Mike to install a security system - but Vanessa goes one step further and organises a neighbourhood watch scheme. American comedy, starring Tim Allen

Mike imposes a new set of rules in the Baxter household - but his attempts to promote discipline only create conflict between him and the girls

Jess searches for a way to fit in with a group of unfriendly teachers at her new school, and turns to Nick for advice on how to deal with them. Comedy, starring Zooey Deschanel

Jess and Nick invite Schmidt and Cece on a double date and Winston promises them a table at an exclusive restaurant

Rachel's date is ruined when Joshua's parents return home earlier than expected and catch her parading round in a skimpy nightie. With Tate Donovan

Monica and Rachel plot to take back their old apartment from the guys, and there are major changes afoot for Ross and Emily

Chandler reaches the end of his tether over Joey's snoring, and Rachel has a drastic reaction to Ross's engagement

Ross reminisces with Rachel about the good times they had when they were dating, as the invitations go out for his wedding. Comedy, starring David Schwimmer

Amy Gledhill, Emmanuel Sonubi and Michelle Visage revisit their teenage years, with Rhod judging which of them had the most embarrassing adolescence

The deadpan comedian applies his cynical wit to topics including religion, sex, bullying and political correctness, in a stand-up show recorded at London's Bloomsbury Theatre