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Animated adventures of a hapless CIA agent and his family. Stan puts down liberal social programs because he thinks they are a waste of money and gives Francine a hard time for lending a helping hand at the local homeless shelter. But when Stan develops a nasty addiction and needs help, he suddenly has a change of heart

School-based sitcom. It is parents’ evening at Abbey Grove School, and Alfie is under pressure from the deputy headmistress Miss Pickwell to mark his mock exam papers, otherwise she will fail his whole class. However, news that biology teacher Miss Gulliver has split from her boyfriend only serves to distract him as he becomes fixated with securing a date with her. But with the unpredictable headmaster Mr Fraser also keen to make a move on Miss Gulliver, Alfie resorts to desperate measures both to mark the papers and beat Fraser to a date

Russell Howard hosts a sports special edition, picking his favourite sporting news stories from all six series and some never-seen-before clips. In addition, Russell is joined by a mystery guest who has featured in the news, members of the audience are invited onto the ‘People’s Podium’ and a special heartwarming tale sees the show out

With A-level results about to be announced, Free Speech asks whether higher education is worthwhile. Live from Edinburgh, against the backdrop of the Fringe, Jake Humphrey presents an exclusive poll asking whether the new £9,000-a-year tuition fees in England and Wales will affect the number of people pursuing university degrees. An audience of 18-25 year olds have their say. Gay marriage, devolution - including a search for the best Scottish independence joke at the Edinburgh Fringe - and the big news of the day is on the agenda for the panel, which includes comedian Shappi Korsandi and the SNP’s Humza Yousaf, a 27-year-old MSP

Don’t Tell the Bride fan, Radio 1’s Scott Mills, presents a countdown to the best episode ever, as chosen by viewers. Fans have tweeted, blogged and voted online from a shortlist of 20 programmes and Scott unveils everyone’s top ten favourites. But which episode gets the number 1 spot? Will it be sci-fi Charlie, who took his long-suffering bride Lauren to a place no bride has gone before? Will it be risk-taking Simon, who gambled on a Vegas wedding? Or will it be Nick and Laila’s WAG-style affair?

Series in which teenagers take their first summer holiday abroad without their parents. It is sun, sex and excess on the Greek island of Zante for beauty student Alex from Newcastle and Brighton ladette Sophie. What they do not know is that their parents are also heading over to spy on their every move. Alex has found it difficult to deal with her stepfather and things are tense at home. He is hoping that this experience will bring them closer as a family. Sophie’s Christian parents are hoping that her upbringing has given her a good moral compass. On the first day Sophie gets acquainted with some Italian boys in the pool. They then hit the strip and by 2am the Brighton bunch are rolling around on the floor. Alex takes part in some rude drinking games, but arguments erupt and she is left in tears. Drunk and emotional, she reflects on how she feels about her stepdad. What she does not know is that he and her mum are both watching

Twelve more brave brides leave the most important day of their lives in the hands of the men they love. The series begins with 30-year-old Welsh groom Ben, who has agreed to arrange a wedding for his valley girl, Sarah. Born and bred just five miles apart, Ben can’t escape the strong women in his life - from a controlling bride who gives him weekly pocket money to a mother who lives around the corner and won’t let him grow up, he is desperate to break away and prove he can be the man. Hoping to become the man of the family and replace the role of his dad who passed away five years ago, Ben wants to do the wedding his way for once, and finally gain some respect. But with a bride who is desperate to get married abroad and a mother who argues with his every decision, can this henpecked groom show these women that he can be the man all by himself?

Don't Tell the Bride fan, Radio 1's Scott Mills, presents a countdown to the best episode ever, as chosen by viewers. Fans have tweeted, blogged and voted online from a shortlist of 20 programmes and now Scott unveils everyone's top ten favourites. But which episode gets the number 1 spot? Will it be sci-fi Charlie, who took his long-suffering bride Lauren to a place no bride has gone before? Will it be risk-taking Simon, who gambled on a Vegas wedding? Or will it be Nick and Laila's WAG-style affair? All will be revealed in this special 'Best Ever' episode.

Brave brides leave the most important day of their lives in the hands of the men they love. Thirty-year-old Welsh groom Ben has agreed to arrange a wedding for his valley girl Sarah. Born and bred just five miles apart, Ben can’t escape the strong women in his life - from a controlling bride who gives him weekly pocket money to a mother who lives around the corner and won’t let him grow up, he is desperate to break away and prove he can be the man. Hoping to become the man of the family and replace the role of his dad who passed away five years ago, Ben wants to do the wedding his way for once and finally gain some respect. But with a bride who is desperate to get married abroad and a mother who argues with his every decision, can this henpecked groom show these women that he can be the man all by himself?

Ten years ago Russell Brand was addicted to heroin, his career was unravelling and he was told he may only have six months to live. The story of how he battled to stay clean of drugs is at the heart of this honest, personal film in which Brand challenges how our society deals with addicts and addiction. The death of his friend Amy Winehouse was the spur to this exploration of the ’condition of addiction’ which, he believes, is misunderstood and wrongly treated. Brand meets a whole range of people from whom he draws insights - scientists at the cutting edge of research into the psychology of addiction, those involved in innovative recovery treatments and drug addicts themselves. He draws on his own experience to try to help an addict take the first steps towards recovery, and has the opportunity to influence policy makers when he is invited to give evidence before the Home Affairs Select Committee investigating the efficacy of current drug addiction treatment in the UK

Offbeat comedy series about a man who sees his neighbour’s dog as a man in a canine costume. Despite treatment from Dr Eddy, Ryan remains troubled by nightmares and seeing Jenna’s pet as a person

Robert Webb shares silver screen slip-ups from recent hit movies. Robert exposes shocking gaffes from the Hollywood blockbusters, box office number ones, Oscar-nominated masterpieces and the biggest flops. He reveals continuity blunders, terrible anachronisms, physical mishaps, members of crew sneaking into shot, factual errors, visual effects goofs and even moments when an entire film’s plot falls apart.

The ramifications of Shirley’s discovery threaten to destroy the Mitchells forever. With her worst nightmare coming true, Shirley has to make a decision which will have huge consequences for them all. Sharon attempts to build bridges between Ian and his family, but can Lucy forgive her dad for abandoning them?

Chris and Meg think that their parents have it easy, but Peter and Lois disagree, and they all decide to trade roles, which starts out well, but soon the pressure begins to tell on Chris as the sole breadwinner and Megan as the housewife.

Peter goes ballistic when the local dry cleaner loses his favorite white shirt; Brian attempts to land a date with a new friend, but when he strikes out he enlists the help of Quagmire and things sour when they compete for each other’s old flames.

Animated adventures of a hapless CIA agent and his family. Stan gives Francine love coupons for Valentine's Day but refuses to honour them once he becomes preoccupied with his very own CIA cyborg. Meanwhile, Roger helps Steve and his friends remake a classic 1980s movie.