Focusing on energy use and sustainability, the show features stories about endangered animals alongside scenes with kids who are working to protect the nature around them - from the mountaintops to the coral reefs. Readings and performances by Elizabeth Mitchell, Willie Nelson, They Might be Giants, Dan Zanes, and behind-the-scenes at the American Museum of Natural History with Dr. Christopher Filardi and Dr. Mande Holfold.
Aisha's pet fish, Sir Salty, is lonely and depressed. She wants to cheer him up by having a castle for his fish bowl. Unfortunately, that idea did not work. Therefore, Aisha decides to send her fish to a coral reef and release him for good. On the way, however, a giant octopus grabbed the submarine with its tentacles. How Jett is supposed to untangle himself and the submarine from the octopus' big grip?
Mickey, Goofy, and Donald's car breaks down and when they can't afford to pay the fee they try bronco busting to earn money.
A fluke accident with their gas can sends Randy and Kole into civilization to replenish. Dale and Shane stumble upon evidence of a wolverine, the highest prize a trapper can get. While on the hunt, they spot a signal flare and try to track its source.
Kortney and Dave flip a duplex into a large gorgeous Victorian style home. While Dave focuses on making sure their plans are approved by the Historical Commission, Kortney debates her design plan on this massive, fully gutted house.
Liza's lies come to a disastrous head on multiple fronts, threatening to ruin her professionally and romantically.
It's Jamie's birthday, and Dan's determined to throw him a good party like their mum used to. He's got a present sorted, and just needs Toby to get something and to invite the guests.
Amy falls in love with her barista, confronts her therapist about her mother and gets decapitated.
A fiery Essie clashes with Sacha. With increasing money pressures, Fletch crosses a line.
Dorinda's birthday dinner takes a sour turn when Bethenny and Heather have a screaming showdown, capping a conflict-packed Berkshire weekend. Also: Ramona hopes to connect with Avery; and drama surrounds Bethenny at Ramona's party at her new sports bar.
To mark their 10-year wedding anniversary, Oliver and Kelli are renewing their vows at the Durnin residence, but Oliver is worried about saying his vows. Gil and Jan are bitter that Louis and Ricky excluded them at their country club during their kids' wedding. Dani and Blake start dating again. And Claire pesters Shawni about the time she and Jason slept together.
The team makes its permanent move to Los Angeles; Kendall is pushed to the limit as her pop star debut approaches along with having a solo; Abby makes a dramatic decision.
Nick and the judges scour the country during Week 3 of the America's Got Talent auditions.
The six weeks have come to an end and the three couples must now decide whether or not they want to stay married or get a divorce. Brought together by the experts, the couples are now in control of their fate. Will any of the couples choose to stay married? Has the experiment been a success? The couples reveal their decisions to the experts.
The romantic reality show continues with only one topic of conversation - how was Danielle and Jess's double date with John and Tony? There's also a twist in store for the group!
A family tragedy strikes one of the girls while Quinn continues to push boundaries and Rachel's old laptop falls into the wrong hands.
Andy makes partner at his firm but feels overshadowed when he learns his brother has just brokered a staggering sale; Jill feels pressured to get her twins into the right kindergarten; Brooke urges Jill to attend a spinning class charity event.
A young Midwestern farm boy creates an innovation that forever changes the future of communication, only to have it stolen away by one of America's greatest media moguls.
The newspaper redefined the way America tells its stories, but its rise to prominence was born out of a bitter rivalry between a man who built himself up from nothing and the wealthy son of a business tycoon. Follow William Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer as they push the limits of journalism in unthinkable ways, forever changing the media landscape.