2010

Douglas discovers that marriage agrees with him for all of a fortnight. He then finds himself in court defending himself with Jen, Roy and Moss' help.

When Roy and Moss become juvenile delinquents for the day the end up having an uncomfortable experience at a local shopping centre.

Roy gets obsessed by his latest girlfriend's sad family history, while Jen tells an absolute whopper to get some attention.

Douglas finds himself becoming a Spaceologist. Some bad luck changes Roy's life. Jen ends up getting involved with a rock band.

Moss ends up becoming a celebrity after he beats all the records on a popular daytime quiz show. Roy tries to explain to an old mate after being mistaken for a window cleaner. Jen finds herself pre-occupied with Douglas' secret head of department meetings.

Jen decides she wants to stretch herself more at work and applies for the post of Entertainment Manager. After discovering that her boss Douglas's business connections have wilder tastes than she planned for, she ends up turning to Moss and Roy for help.

Desperate for quick cash, Hank and Britt set out to capture escaped convict Mongo for a big reward.

Hank runs out of options and time and Britt faces a decision that will change his future.

Hank, Britt, and new ally, Laura Ross, unravel the Ocean Beach conspiracy, which puts them and everyone they love in immediate danger.

Hank gets a second shot at the rape case that got him ejected from the police department in a mystery spanning multiple time periods.

Fighting the urge to drink on Gretchen's wedding day, Hank stumbles back onto the radar of the conspiracy threatening Ocean Beach.

While Hank recovers from his injury, Britt teams up with a transvestite hooker to solve the death of her friend.

Hank and Britt both work with their ex-partners to make it out of some hot water south of the border.

Hank and Britt help an amnesiac college student with the case of his missing identity.

Hank and Britt go on a wild goose chase through Ocean Beach while searching for an engagement ring.

Hank and Britt deal with the widening scope of the Lindus conspiracy as they try to avoid the rap for a murder they (technically) didn't commit.

Robert Lindus is back with an unusual request from jail: he wants Hank and Britt to steal a quarter of a million dollars from him.

In order to secure a loan, Hank must prove that the bank manager's wife is cheating on him. But what he discovers is much kinkier than infidelity.

A favor for an old drinking buddy leads Hank and Britt, down a rabbit-hole of corruption in deceptively sunny Ocean Beach.

While Connor and Abby try to earn their old positions on the team back, Connor reunites with his old friend Duncan, who leads Connor to a series of homeless killings at a dock area that the team discover are the work of an elusive and deadly Kaprosuchus.

Leela is closing the Laundromat early because she and Chris are going to a party in the neighborhood. Abby appears and wants to help Leela get dressed. She uses rhyme and magic but Leela accidentally gets transformed into a pirate and then into a football player. \n\nAfter Abby says a rhyme that’s really clear about she wants, Leela is finally dressed as a princess with a ball gown, glass slippers and a tiara. Abby decides to give Leela party hair, too, so she recites another rhyming spell. Now her hair tricks aren’t working, either. Leela reminds Abby that she just has to be really clear in her rhyme about what she wants. It works! Abby gives Leela a pretty, fancy hairdo. \n\nChris arrives to walk with Leela to the party, but she has trouble walking in the glass slippers. To help them get to the party, Abby uses a transportation trick. After a few mishaps, she makes a coach appear, just like Cinderella’s. Chris decides he wants to be dressed like Prince Charming but Abby accidentally turns him into a pirate! Chris likes this outfit even better and he and Leela go to the party. Abby loves to help!

Contestants:\n\nMatt Creamer, an editor from New York, New York.\n\nWhitney Manzo, a Ph.D. student in political science from Garland, Texas.\n\nEllen Kimmel, a school nurse from Nanuet, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $4,200).

Oscar tries to give his mom the worst Grouchy Mother\'s Day ever, but he has keen competition from his sister Bunny. Also: the \"Word on the Street\" features Rachel Griffiths (\"Brothers & Sisters\") discussing the word \"dozen\" with Elmo.

A year after becoming marooned in the past, Connor and Abby return from the Cretaceous to a changed and upgraded ARC, but Connor accidentally brings a Spinosaurus back to the present with them.

Unearthly visitations... Heavenly messengers... Close encounters... Accounts of humans interacting with celestial beings have existed since the beginning of mankind. Many of these encounters resulted in moral, philosophical and artistic inspirations. But did these contacts involve ethereal beings from heaven or extraterrestrials from other worlds? Are holy books the word of God, or guidebooks passed down by more advanced civilizations? Who told Joan of Arc how to defeat the English Army--saints or extraterrestrials? Could a young boy from India have learned advanced mathematical formulas from a Hindu goddess? What message did an American serviceman receive while touching an alien aircraft? If the Ancient astronaut theory is correct, then are beings from other worlds communicating with us for our benefit... or theirs? Just what is the purpose of these alien contacts?

Keith Lemon, Holly Willoughby, Fearne Cotton and Rufus Hound look back over the highlights of 2010. Clips feature Dermot O\'Leary, Emma Bunton, Jedward, Gino D\'Acampo, Phillip Schofield, Mel B, Katie Price, JLS and many more. Plus there are some brand new sketches featuring the regulars.

Contestants:\n\nEllen Kimmel, a school nurse from Nanuet, New York.\n\nRaghuveer Mukkamalla, an IT analyst from Herndon, Virginia.\n\nMarissa Goldsmith, a web developer from Springfield, Virginia (whose 3-day cash winnings total $44,100).

Oscar and two other grouches set out to dirty the clean neighborhood, but their attempts backfire.

When the locks are blasted off the storage doors in a California town rich in historic Spanish-American culture, our intrepid buyers discover an unusual mannequin phone, a bootlegger\'s moonshine still, and some enticing office equipment. Nice stuff--but is it worth anything?

A cruel, superstitious woman dies of apparent fright after her fate is foretold by a medium. Miss Marple, however, is convinced of foul play when another death occurs.

Lauren used to be addicted to drugs and alcohol, now she\'s addicted to extreme bodybuilding. She works out up to six hours a day, six days a week.\n\n24-year-old Rhonda can\'t stop sucking her thumb while sniffing a scrap of her childhood blanket. The safety and comfort the thumb sucking gave her during her parents divorce, has now become an isolating social behavior she can\'t let go.