The Best Episodes Directed By Tim Kirkby

In the first of six themed shows, Stewart sets out to explore some ideas about charity, but instead gets sidetracked and ends up talking mostly about crisps.

Stewart Lee looks at why more and more people are thinking about moving out of London for a taste of life in the countryside and why, upon reflection, that might not be as idyllic as they thought.

Charity is the topic for Stewart Lee's unique brand of stand-up this week, during which he gives Adrian "Toby Jug" Chiles and Russell "Ninjas" Howard a thorough drubbing. Charity was also the topic of the first show in the series, but he was waylaid by different varieties of crisps so they've made him do it again.

Stewart looks at the notion of identity, how different nations define themselves and debunks the myth of one of Britain's greatest national heroes.

In this final show in the series, Stewart Lee gives a uniquely personal insight into the workings of government.

Selina and her staff try to cope when the administration goes into full crisis mode.

Brockmire makes a decision. He must choose between staying in Morristown or returning to the major leagues.

Scotty tries to make amends for his recent decisions, while Jamie's life receives another shake-up, following a sudden tragedy.

Despite being told to limit public appearances, Selina continues her plans; Dan tries to play both sides of a rivalry.

Jamie and Ariel come face to face in uncertain circumstances. Plus, Father Jude makes a daring stand against the Vatican hierarchy.

Emotions run high when a funeral throws Grace, Frankie, Robert and Sol together in public for the first time since the split.

At an economic summit in Detroit, Selina’s staff and her family are peeved by the presence of her new personal trainer. Meanwhile, Jonah and Mike negotiate a photo-op with Selina and Maddox. Later, Catherine protects her mom from a protestor, and Selina attends a women’s gun show.

Jake ruins the precinct's annual beach house getaway when he's pressured into bringing Captain Holt. Gina wants to see "six-drink Amy."

Frankie, Grace and Briana have unexpected encounters when they try new ways to deal with being single.

The players hold an intense kangaroo court. Jules urges Brockmire to mediate. Meanwhile, Charles wonders why Brockmire thinks he is gay.

Jim and Jules hook up the night before the Frackers win a game. They attempt to keep the lucky streak going on and off the field. Meanwhile, Brockmire contemplates what Jules means to him.

Angry, pervy, outrageous and hilarious, Fleabag arrives with a bang, as she spins through the city grasping at anyone and anything that might keep her head above water.

Brockmire attempts fame again. Jules and Charles work to make him a household name. Their efforts pay off when he gains a very unexpected fan base.

George Barnard's life is turned upside down when she and her cousins embark on a treasure hunt. Soon, they find themselves battling a merciless enemy who wants to change the world.

Brockmire's ex-wife, Lucy, reappears. Forced to confront his emotions, Brockmire defaults to drinking. Things quickly spiral out of control when he finds a target for his anger.

Brockmire and Jules have a pregnancy scare. Brockmire works out his father issues with Charles. Jules and Brockmire decide to take a road trip to Pittsburgh.

Brockmire attends an event honoring broadcasters. Charles attempts to impress a young lady.

After walking in on his wife in bed with the neighbor, famed MLB announcer Jim Brockmire has an epic job-ending meltdown live on the air. A decade later, he decides to reclaim his career calling minor league games in an unknown rust belt small town.

Scotty must make a huge decision when he spots an error in the plan to save the world. With just two weeks until impact, Ariel embarks on a threatening mission.

Iron Maiden has been both criticized and praised for their unforgiving presentation of hard rock. This album took them to worldwide stardom, and awoke accusations of backward masking, subliminal messages, and Satanism. Producer Martin Birch dissects the master tapes with the five band members, who discuss the writing and recording of each song, while looking for the 'hidden' elements.