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Pioneers in biogenetic research, Nora Griffiths (Sherilyn Fenn) and her husband Zach (Peter Outerbridge) have successfully created the world's first perfectly cloned organs. But Nora wants to take the ultimate step and also replicate the synaptic array of the human brain. This would conceivably allow the full cloning of a human, an illegal procedure veamently opposed by their business partner Peter Chandler (Garwin Sanford). She convinces Zach to apply her discovery and download her own thought and brain patterns, but when the process is complete, she is left in a deep coma. One year later, with no hope that his wife will ever regain conciousness, Zach is driven by despair to make a clone of Nora using the technology he has since perfected. The clandestine procedure is a complete success. Nora's mind and body seem to have been duplicated in every way and Nora II is born. With his wife back, everything in Zach's world is perfect once more, until the real thing wakes up...

The music and the activities in the Dance episode are specific to participating with the Gabba characters throughout the entire show.  Many guest stars and new dances come littered in this upbeat, exciting segment.  "I Love Dancing", "Hold Still", and "Body Parts" teach the characters about themselves through dance, while "I’m Sorry" teaches how to control ourselves when excited and learn to apologize.

The upbeat music and befriending animations bring an endearing quality to the many things the characters don't like, including foods. "Don't Be Afraid", "I Like Bugs", "Try It, You'll Like It", and "Tiny little Germs" all teach the characters different ways to approach things they’re not used to.

Let the punishment fit the crime: an ambitious inventor, Dr. Jack Henson (David Hyde Pierce), creates a "virtual prison" and wants the government to adopt it nation-wide. Using his invention, convicts serve a life sentence in just a few hours. Henson claims the harsh sentences will ensure that criminals never offend again while the short time required cuts prison costs. He seems to be making his point until they connect an innocent man to the apparatus and the demonstration goes sour. To save the young man's life, Henson must submit to his own invention -- and to a lesson in the true meaning of justice.

May 15th, 2008: Houston Astros 8 at San Francisco Giants 7 F -- What the Astros are doing these days is borderline absurd. Apparently, not even a bad starting performance and shoddy defense are enough to stop them. They received very little from Chris Sampson on the mound, and Mark Loretta was, at best, rusty as Miguel Tejada's replacement at short, committing two errors. And still, the Astros overcame a wide deficit to beat the Giants, 8-7, on Thursday. Darin Erstad launched his first career pinch-hit homer, a three-run shot off Tyler Walker in the eighth, to tie the game at 7, and Lance Berkman's homer off Vinnie Chulk in the ninth pushed them ahead.

In the lethal mangroves and infamous viper pits of Panama, Bear Grylls tackles some extreme survival challenges and some grisly eats to show you how to get out alive.

Adventurer Bear Grylls demonstrates how to survive in the harsh Australian outback by taking extreme measures to avoid sun stroke, finding food, and avoiding the deadly 'Salties' - salt water crocodiles.

Driving a truck is the only career David Goad has ever wanted. He considers it his job to help keep America’s economy rolling. David’s other passion is family. He grew up without a father and he is constantly juggling his life on the road with his life at home. His one worry is that he’s not being a good enough father to his children. Don’t miss this heartwarming episode of Trick My Truck as David’s kids contact the boys and get them to turn David’s worn out Kenworth into a rolling tribute to America’s Old West.

A dramatic, exciting story about an ex-convict who finds his attempts to live a good, honest life thwarted by suspicious, mean-hearted folks, whose betrayal of him leads him back to lies, schemes and trouble...and ultimately, death.

With Serena's life and reputation on the line, Blair -- as Serena's best friend -- decides to take matters into her own hands to deal with the manipulative and evil Georgina Sparks (recurring guest star Michelle Trachtenberg). Lily prepares for her wedding day, which is destined to be the Upper East Side's social event of the year, and finds that Rufus is never far from her thoughts. Serena finally opens up to Dan, pours out her heart and tells him the truth about her past, but will it prove to be too late to save their relationship? And Lily's interior decorator, Amelia (heiress and model Lydia Hearst), makes a big impression on Chuck.

Mike Rowe gets dirty in Alaska as he helps protect the environment by cleaning up an oil spill and then travels to Minnesota where he works to pull a car out of a lake that has fallen through the ice.

It's Keith and Jules' (recurring guest star Maria Menounos) wedding day, and the event has caused a commotion in the town. Brooke asks Lucas to be her date at the wedding; Nathan makes an important decision involving his marriage to Haley; and Jake (recurring guest star Bryan Greenberg) and Peyton take a big step in their relationship. Meanwhile, Karen and Andy (recurring guest star Kieren Hutchison) discover Jules' secret relationship with Dan.

Sobotka reprimands his nephew Nick for stealing the cameras and orders him to bring the cargo back--too late. McNulty is on a self-assigned moral mission to identify his floater, but his old partner, Bunk, says they have a more pressing matter at hand: to find Omar so he can testify against a Barksdale trigger man in one of last year's murders.

Trying to let go of police work and return to his marriage, McNulty gives up on identifying his Jane Doe. In their investigation of Sobotka, the detectives discover a pattern in the computer and explain the connection to Daniels, but he still won't take the murders. Sobotka tries to play the political game on behalf of his union.

The best part of discovery is using your imagination, and in this episode discovering their imagination opens the world.  "Pretend" is such a big part of imagination as all the characters pretend to be something including "Balloons."  A valuable lesson is learn as "Tell the Truth" teaches the difference between pretending and lying, while "Body Parts" teach the characters about the different muscles inside their bodies.