2021 - October (TV)

Larry's career jeopardizes his marriage.

An innocent invitation to Arthur and his wife for dinner turns into a full-blown staff party

After market research shows that audience members don't find him likable, Larry goes out of his way to be nice to everyone and asks Artie to run the show by focus groups.

After embarrassing CCTV footage of Larry emerges, he allows himself to be persuaded that all publicity is good publicity, a decision he grows to regret.

Larry becomes angry at Hank for taking so many outside jobs and retaliates by ordering him not to use his catchphrase on the show.

Larry struggles with the prospect of another divorce.

Artie and Hank try to help Larry cope with his divorce.

Frasier Crane comes to the island to conduct a workshop. And it's while conducting his workshop that Helen sees him and says he's the man who ruined her life. it seems that he advised her to leave the island and go to New York. Frasier brings her on stage to talk and while he fails to convince her, it was not his fault, he passes the buck to Joe. Who then stands up and says he did nothing.

Larry discovers some revealing secrets about his ex-wife, Francine.

Larry worries about being stalked by an obsessive fan.

Larry decides to drop his longtime manager with a new, hotshot, up-and-coming Hollywood agent.

Hank's endorsement of an exercise device creates trouble; Arthur conducts a behind-the-scenes tour of the show for his television class.

Driven to desperate measures, nurse Cath Hardacre assumes the identity of her best friend, an A&E doctor, and finds work in a struggling emergency department.

Cath finds herself falling for Andy and wonders how can she keep hold of the perfect man when she is living a lie. An encounter with someone from her past threatens to expose her secret.

Following his discovery, Andy has a decision to make. A fatal error at work backs Ally into a corner - does she protect her identity or fall further into the lie?

Ally's personal and professional lives start to fall apart as Karl, who is desperate to prove himself, arrives in Edinburgh.

Harold is seemingly a peaceful neighbor in a quiet American midwestern town, but he's actually a murderous psychopath, setting a trap for a couple who has just moved in across the street from him.

Larry must choose the host for a new late night show; Hank goes on the rampage to find the prankster who sabotaged his fan newsletter with a lewd remark.

Arthur finds himself stuck on the road and asks Paula to produce the show in his absence, but no one tells Larry.

A young murdered French woman Amelie Delagrange, is found on Twickenham Green in London in 2004. DCI Colin Sutton of the Met is tasked to investigate. Using CCTV , Sutton sees a white van parked near the green but cannot read the plate number. The search for the van is on, with a third of his staff looking through 25,000 van registrations. Based on a true story.

A Police Constable tells Sutton about a statement a woman gave on another murder. That man also has a white van. They do surveillance on Levi Bellfield and charge his house to arrest him. But he is not there. Where did he go? His wife points to the loft.

After arresting Bellfield, Sutton realizes he only has 72 hours to tie him to three murders and an attempted murder. He has to get other departments to co-operate with his or they can't win the case. Then Bellfield's wife walks into the station to give a statement.

When a crew member is found dead aboard the Trident nuclear submarine HMS Vigil, DCI Amy Silva is flown out to investigate.

With Vigil in danger, Amy must fight to continue her investigation. Meanwhile, Kirsten's enquiries lead to tragedy.

Kirsten's investigation takes her into the heart of Scottish politics, but when she unearths a navy cover-up, it leaves Amy questioning who she can trust on Vigil.