Comedy Central Extra Sunday

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Gary Anthony Williams and Mark Ballas

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guest Gary Anthony Williams

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Joe Thomas narrates more clips lifting the lid on the funnier side of crime, including an indecisive burglar, teddy bear theft and a naked police chase

Joe Thomas narrates more clips lifting the lid on the funnier side of crime, featuring a man taking on an elephant, a car against a shop, and a cheese slice versus a Ferrari

Joe Thomas narrates another selection of clips lifting the lid on the funnier side of crime

Joe Thomas narrates another selection of clips, including foolishness at petrol stations, a buffoon on a bridge and bad bears

Joe Thomas narrates another selection of clips, featuring disgruntled shoppers, battles on buses and a burglar unable to work a door

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime, featuring delivery drivers gone rogue, criminals getting creative, and serious monkey business

Joe Thomas narrates the show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime, featuring Halloween hooligans, a canine arsonist, and a skirmish over sun loungers

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Jeff Bryan Davis and Rachel Bloom

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Jack Osbourne and Nyima Funk

Aisha Tyler hosts another compilation special, featuring questionable rapping skills in Get Down and the cast crooning through a smooth song about rowing in Lounge Lizards

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Mircea Monroe and Gary Anthony Williams

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Kat Graham and Greg Proops

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Tiffany Haddish and Jonathan Mangum

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Tiffany Coyne and Jonathan Mangum

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Jordin Sparks and Greg Proops

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Maile Brady and Jeff Bryan Davis

Rachel gets a dressing-down at work for dating Tag, while Monica tries to buy her neighbours' friendship

Monica turns up uninvited at her cousin's wedding. Chandler and Rachel feel guilty for eating a neighbour's cheesecake that was mistakenly delivered to their apartment

Ross and Joey get trapped on the roof while waiting to watch a meteor shower, and Monica's exhaustion leads to trouble with Chandler

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

Ross tries to recover his favourite pink shirt from former girlfriend Mona's apartment, and Rachel tries to repair her friendship with Joey by telling him a big lie

Monica is upstaged by Ross while giving the toast at their parents' 35th wedding anniversary party, and Phoebe's boyfriend drives the gang crazy with his enthusiasm

Joey is interviewed by a TV magazine - but insists all his friends come along, hoping they will stop him making a fool of himself

Phoebe holds a coaching session for a nervous Chandler before a job interview. Monica is stung by criticism from a restaurant reviewer, and Ross unwittingly makes Rachel jealous

Phoebe and Monica bet on when Rachel's baby will arrive, while Chandler falls asleep at the premiere of Joey's new film

Part one of two. As Rachel goes into labour, Chandler and Monica are inspired to find a private hospital room, and Phoebe meets a handsome patient

Part two of two. After 21 hours in labour, Rachel gives birth - but Joey finds Ross's engagement ring and accidently proposes to the new mother

The pals look forward to Phoebe's birthday meal, but Chandler and Monica argue just before setting off and Ross locks Emma inside the flat

Ross mocks Rachel's decision to hire a sensitive male nanny (guest star Freddie Prinze Jr), while Phoebe's love life is complicated by the return of a former boyfriend

Everyone except Ross decides to play the lottery, but Phoebe throws their tickets away. Chandler waits for an important phone call, and Rachel thinks Emma will soon start talking

The friends confess to one another how they lost their virginity, and realise their early experiences have continued to influence their love lives

A jealous Schmidt tries to ruin Jess and Nick's relationship, and Winston learns that Furguson the cat must be neutered. Comedy, starring Max Greenfield

Jon Stewart analyses how Republicans exploit loopholes for political gain while Democrats stick to the rules, while the guest is political scientist Ruy Teixeira

Desi Lydic looks at the allegations against attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz, while journalist Ronan Farrow discusses his documentary Surveilled, exposing the perils of spyware

Desi Lydic unpacks the latest celebrity cabinet choices, including Dr Oz and WWE's Linda McMahon. Joey McIntyre of New Kids on the Block discusses his new film Jingle Bell Love

Previously unseen footage from series 10, featuring celebrity guests including Post Malone, Eric Andre and Kim Fields

When the country's biggest pop star turns into a zombie, millions of her devoted fans follow suit. Mark befriends one of the new zombies and Randall gets jealous

Lawndale High rolls out the red carpet to welcome a famous former pupil paying a return visit to the school, but when they die the students turn to Daria for advice

Jane and Daria reluctantly enter a poster competition, but their depiction of school life is predictably controversial and is censored