20/20 Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• 25 on 20/20

  A tribute to Barbara Walters.

• 25 Stars, 25 Moments

  Memorable moments from the past 23 years of Barbara Walters' Oscar specials.

• Adoption Disruption

  Straining relationships between foreign-born adopted children and their new American families.

• Age of Consent

  Reports on sex-offender registries, sexual consent of minors, states with particularly tough laws regarding sex offenders, and sex in America.

• Alexandra Stevenson

  Tennis pro Alexandra Stevenson discusses her relationship with her father, Julius Erving, with Barbara Walters.

• Alive

  A woman finds herself stranded on a mountain, left with a difficult decision to risk a dangerous journey back or wait for help that may never come; a pregnant woman becomes severely injured while aboard a fishing ship in the Bering Sea.

• America Fights Back
• The Anatomy of Grey's Anatomy

  Behind the scenes of 'Grey's Anatomy'; information on several of the unusual conditions that have been featured; fascination with the medical drama.

• Are You Getting the Whole Story?

  John Stossel examines media hype, manipulation and influence.

• Babyland

  Doctors and organizations work together to fight infant mortality in Memphis. Tenn.; following a young mother-to-be who is mentored by a church group to ensure that mother and child remain healthy; doctors talk about premature birth.

• Bad Customer Service

  Restaurants must follow regulations, including mandatory licensing, to serve food.

• Bad Girls 1

  Wealthy members of a high-school pep club become armed robbers; a young sorority girl and her boyfriend become addicted to crystal meth.

  Next on: Tomorrow at 8:00pm EST - WE tv
• Bad Girls 2

  Dark secrets lurk behind a seemingly religious woman in a seemingly perfect marriage and a beauty pageant queen.

  Next on: Tomorrow at 9:00pm EST - WE tv
• Bailouts and Bull

  Whether the government should fix the economy; the attainability of the American Dream; a proposal for universal pre-kindergarten; fencing in the U.S. border; increasing traffic and killer commutes; medical marijuana.

• Be My Baby

  Jessica, a pregnant 16-year-old, interviews couples hoping to adopt her unborn child.

• Beautiful, Married & Missing

  The disappearance of a woman and the cold-blooded execution of another may be connected.

• Behind Closed Doors

  A woman lives behind boarded windows and chained doors, until one incident became the catalyst for her release; a woman's abuse by her husband is witnessed and videotaped by her own son.

  Next on: Tomorrow at 10:00pm EST - WE tv
• The Bond of Down Syndrome

  Two people with Down syndrome marry.

• Boom or Bust: Extreme Real Estate

  Extreme real-estate.

• California Burning

  Coverage of the wildfires in California.

• Career Girls

  A group of grocery workers fight against their abusive boss; a struggling woman becomes a glamorous television reporter; a group of successful women risk it all to achieve their dream of dancing for the NBA's Dallas Mavericks.

• Catch Me if You Can

  Victor Conte, who claims to have provided a large array of performance-enhancing drugs to some of the world's greatest athletes, discusses the federal charges against him and how he beat the system.

• Caught on Tape

  The 'caught on tape' phenomenon changes the way Americans perceive the world.

• Cell Phone Ban

  A ban on cell phones in the nation's biggest school-system creates an uproar.

• Central Park Jogger

  A female jogger is brutally raped, beaten, and left for dead in New York City.

• Cheap in America: Who Gives and Who Doesn't

  John Stossel reports on the charitable behavior of people with varying degrees of wealth; the helpers' high.

• Christopher Reeve, A Tribute to Courage

  A tribute to actor Christopher Reeve features highlights from his interviews with Barbara Walters.

• The Dark Side of Dubai

  Human rights groups say the exploitation of foreign workers constructs Dubai's buildings.

• Desire to Be Famous

  Who wants to be famous and why.

• A Different Love

  Polygamy; a high-school teacher falls for a student; falling in love with a cousin; a 14-year-old girl marries her 22-year-old boyfriend.

• Domestic Violence

  Spousal abuse survivor Amy Rezos Smith now leads a crusade as a domestic violence victim's rights advocate.

• Drama High: The Making of a High School Musical

  Cameras capture the challenges, frustrations and triumphs faced by students at a Virginia high school, where more than 100 audition for a production of 'The Wiz,' though only four students can star in the show.

• Driven to Revenge

  Dentist Clara Harris is put on trial for the murder of her husband.

• Duped in America: Why We Believe

  Sensational hoaxes; those accused of contriving them.

• A Father's Flight

  Stephen Fagan is a fugitive who had taken his young daughters from their mother and fled.

• A Father's Pursuit

  A murder victim's father launches a campaign to use billboards as 'wanted' posters to catch killers.

• Feeding the Needy

  Cooking meals for less-fortunate people can be illegal.

• The Final Hours of Natalee Holloway

  Nearly three years after Natalee Holloway disappeared, new evidence has surfaced, prompting Aruban legal authorities to reopen the case.

• The Final Verdict

  Questions arise when a young wife and mother accidentally shoots herself in the head.

• Flat Broke

  Families try to find a way back from financial despair.

• Food: Myths, Lies and Straight Talk

  Exploring food myths like sugar makes children hyperactive, margarine is more healthful than butter and the need for eight glasses of water a day; a profile of the winner of 'The Story of My Life' search.

• Get Smart: What They Don't Want You to Know

  Consumer information includes an individual's rights in encounters with the police, high-tech credit card theft, before and after photos in advertising and restaurant secrets.

• Giving Up the Kid

  A 16-year-old on the verge of giving birth interviews five couples interested in adopting her baby.

  Next on: Wednesday 16th December 8:00pm EST - WE tv
• Going 'Undercover'

  A woman lives as a man to learn about life on the other side of the gender divide.

• The Greatest Gift

  A woman survives after being crushed by a car; a friendship grows between a morbidly obese man and his personal trainer; stories of sacrifice, survival and generosity.

• The Heart Attack Grill

  A small Arizona restaurant runs afoul of the state attorney general.

• Heaven. Where Is It? How Do We Get There?

  Religious leaders, scientists, people who say they have been there, celebrities and terrorists discuss the meaning of heaven, their different visions of the afterlife, and why they feel it is important to believe in heaven.

• A Hidden America: Children of the Mountains

  Diane Sawyer reports on rural children living in poverty in Central Appalachia, including a high-school football star who sleeps in his truck, a 12-year-old who dreams of having her own bed, and an 11-year-old determined to save her mother's life.

• His Last Victim

  James Perry's double life as a devoted family man and a serial rapist.

• Hoaxing

  Hoaxes and the effects they have on society.

• How to Strike It Rich

  How to make money.

• How Young Is Too Young?

  Young pilot Jessica Dubroff, who died when the plane she was flying crashed in a storm; Samuel Boutwell, 7, and Terry Durham, 9, preach the gospel each Sunday; Stam and Nom Pet train to become Muay Thai fighters; child star Emily Osment.

• If I Only Had a Gun

  Gun violence in the United States; whether gun owners can actually get to a gun in a crisis situation; the ease with which a gun can be purchased; gun violence as seen through the eyes of a child; the attraction of young people to guns.

• In Stormy Seas

  A Coast Guard team rescues a pregnant woman whose legs were mangled in machinery on a fishing vessel on the Bering Sea.

• In the Cross Hairs

  Authorities hunt for the serial sniper terrorizing Washington, D.C., environs; host John Miller.

• Infant Heart Transplants

  Twin babies need heart transplants.

• Infant Heart Transplants: With Update

  An update on twin infant boys in need of heart transplants.

• The Interview: Sarah Palin With Charles Gibson

  Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin in her first interview since being named Sen. John McCain's running mate; a profile of the governor-turned-vice-presidential candidate; journalists discuss the state of the presidential race.

• It's All Mom's Fault

  A mother campaigns to put the pedophile who molested her son behind bars for life; a daughter stabs her mother; a man's shadowy childhood memories include a little girl he can't identify.

  Next on: Tomorrow at 11:00pm EST - WE tv
• Journey of Tears

  Refugee crisis in Kosovo.

• Katrina Insurance

  The insurance industry handles Hurricane Katrina survivors' claims.

• Katrina: Where Things Stand

  An insurance company handles claims involving Hurricane Katrina; two people with Down syndrome marry; an ultrarich couple split up.

• Kids' academic performance

  Peer ridicule may hurt children's academic performance.

• Kid's Stuff

  A young woman finds out she has a long-lost brother; a sister restores her brother's honor about the true story of his disappearance; a pregnant teenage girl struggles with the tough decision of giving up her baby for adoption.

• Killer Looks 1

  Love turns to hate when marriages fall apart.

  Next on: Wednesday 16th December 9:00pm EST - WE tv
• Killer Looks 2

  A successful lawyer marries a woman with a mysterious past; a Las Vegas multi-millionaire with a stash of silver bars buried in the Nevada desert dies suddenly; a camping trip in the Rockies ends in death.

  Next on: Wednesday 16th December 10:00pm EST - WE tv
• Killer Moms

  Mothers who are accused of murdering their own children.

  Next on: Wednesday 16th December 11:00pm EST - WE tv
• Killing Me With His Love
• Killing Me With His Love 1

  A doctor comes home on Valentine's Day and finds his wife murdered; a wife in a conservative religious community commits adultery; a woman marries a man with a mysterious past.

  Next on: Thursday 17th December 12:00am EST - WE tv
• Killing Me With His Love 2

  A mother is found strangled and burned to death in her home; a woman's search for her missing sister reveals a startling secret; a wealthy couple goes for an afternoon of boating, but only one returns.

• Killing Me With His Love 3

  Anastasia arrives in America as a mail order bride; a woman's seemingly ideal marriage ends tragically.

• Killing the Kids

  A court protective order fails to protect a woman and her children from her abusive husband; a woman's child is murdered while she sleeps.

• Last Days on Earth

  Scientists explain seven of the deadliest threats to humanity: black holes, artificial intelligence, supervolcanoes, asteroid strikes, nuclear war, disease and climate change.

• Lazy in America: The Deadly Sin of Sloth

  Slacking on the job and at home; history of slackers; sloths.

• Lies, Myths & Downright Stupidity

  Everyday myths and perceptions are put to the test.

• Lies, Myths and Nasty Behavior With John Stossel

  Journalist/author John Stossel examines people who litter, added charges on phone bills, the price of gas, pork-barrel spending in Congress, outsourcing of U.S. jobs and other myths, lies and nasty behaviors.

• Lies, Myths and Straight Talk

  Debunking myths and cliches: 'Being cold causes a cold'; 'money buys happiness'; 'Republicans shrink the government'; 'people have less free time.'

• Life After ...

  Former NFL player Emmitt Smith discusses his post-football life; actor Stephen Baldwin discusses becoming a born-again Christian; actresses Mayim Bialik and Danica McKellar discuss their lives after being child stars.

• Lights, Camera, Murder

  A series of security cameras capture a woman being gunned down on her way to work; a young man's high school crush turns to murder; a young model's hopes and dreams end in tragedy.

• Live to Tell

  Identical triplets are pulled from a burning bed as toddlers; two thrill-seeking brothers tempt fate; a woman survives a freak accident only to learn she has cancer.

• Live to Tell: Who Lives? Who Dies?

  Stories of people who survived catastrophes against terrible odds; experts discuss what to do and what not to do when faced with a life-and-death situation.

• Living With Michael Jackson

  Journalist Martin Bashir examines aspects of Michael Jackson's life; interviews; Neverland Ranch.

• Loose Nukes on Main Street: The New Terror Threat

  The threat of nuclear terror in the United States; the government's efforts to counter terrorism threats at home; ways Americans can protect themselves in case of attack.

• Love Gone Wrong

  Parents kidnap a bride in order to keep her from her wedding; violent divorce cases; DNA divorce case.

• Love, Hate, Envy ... Sibling Secrets

  Actress Hilary Duff and her sister; a connection between a brother and sister separated at birth; singers Nick and Aaron Carter; journalist John Stossel and his brother, Tom; the Deborah Roberts family; TV host Star Jones and her sister.

• Love Me, Love Me Not

  A look at love, pre- and post-wedding disasters, and magical moments when couples say 'I do.'

• Mean in America

  Police accident photos are spread online; teens take pride in posting bad behavior online; parents of a Missouri girl blame online bullying for their daughter's suicide; the online page of a fugitive from justice.

• Medical Mysteries

  A device to aid stutterers; a medical condition that causes a body to exude a strange and overwhelming smell; epileptic seizures set off by music; people whose bodies are apparently immune to hypothermia and frostbite.

• Medical Mysteries

  Trichotilomania, a compulsion that compels a person to pull out their own hair; ectodermal displasia, a syndrome that leaves people with no finger prints; a musician who has extremely sensitive hearing; selective mutism.

• Mindless Eating

  Author Brian Wansink discusses his book 'Mindless Eating.'

• Model Murders

  A photographer on death row is now a suspect in other killings.

• A Mother's Search

  Patty Wetterling's 11-year-old son, Jacob, is abducted by a masked gunman.

• Murder Caught on Tape

  Surveillance cameras capture the murder of a Philadelphia woman.

• A Murder in Laramie: The Mystery and the Myth

  Surprising revelations about the 1998 beating and murder of college student Matthew Shepard cast doubt on the long-held assumption that it was an anti-gay hate crime.

• The Mystery of Madalyn O'Hair

  Madalyn Murray O'Hair, her son Jon and her granddaughter Robin vanish from their Austin home in 1995.

• Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity

  Investigating popular myths that involve multitasking, mosquitos, soap and home security alarms.

• Myths, Lies and Straight Talk

  Debunking the summertime myths that: Barbecued food is unhealthy; swimming immediately after eating is dangerous; premium gas is better for cars; oysters are aphrodisiacs; blondes have more fun.

• Myths, Truths and Looking Good: Inside and Out

  Correspondents investigate myths including: late-night eating makes people fat, muscle turns to fat without exercise, moisturizers prevent wrinkles, reading in low light can hurt the eyes, chocolate is bad for people, and revenge is sweet.

• Namibia

  The AIDS epidemic leaves Namibian children without parents.

• Nepotism: Born With a Silver Spoon

  Donald Trump, Faye Dunaway, Cybill Shepherd, Dr. Phil McGraw, Andrew Firestone and Gov. Frank Murkowski (R-Alaska) discuss nepotism.

• The New Rich: Secrets, Strategies and What You Can Learn From Them

  Jeff Skoll, co-founder of e-Bay; American Apparel CEO Dov Charney; Kimora Lee Simmons of Baby Phat; Jim Sinegal of Costo.

• New Seven Deadly Sins

  High-school girls getting breast implants as graduation gifts; plastic surgery vacations in Costa Rica; a Hollywood casting director considers plastic surgery; whether vanity is a sin.

• Our Bodies: Myths, Lies, and Straight Talk

  Exploring several myths, including: Memory loss is inevitable as one ages; slow metabolism makes people fatter; heartburn leads to cancer; men can drink more alcohol than women; a high SPF gives full sun protection; there is a wrong way to breathe.

• Over a Barrel: The Truth About Oil

  Journalist Charles Gibson explores the oil business, including how it works, who makes money and how its fluctuating prices affect average Americans.

• Parting Ways

  An ultrarich couple split up.

• Pastor to Power: Billy Graham and the Presidents

  The story behind the Rev. Billy Graham's ties to 11 U.S. presidents; the current president, all living former presidents and four first ladies discuss their relationships with the evangelist; Graham shares his thoughts on the leaders he has counseled.

• Peter Jennings Reporting: Guantanamo

  The Bush administration maintains that more than 600 detainees from 40 countries currently imprisoned at the U.S. base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, are not subject to the Geneva Conventions.

• Planet Earth 2007: Seven Ways to Help Save the World

  Worldwide environmental solutions; how the Earth is changing and how people can have a positive impact; pressing environmental issues threatening the planet; Diane Sawyer turns off the lights of New York's Empire State Building.

• Portrait of a President

  Interviews with Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain and their families and close friends; turning points in the early lives of the candidates.

• Portrait of a President

  Interviews with Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain, including details about the personal and family aspects of their lives.

• Privilege in America: Who's Shutting You Out?

  Whether educations at elite colleges can be bought; keeping business in the family; the perks and privileges of celebrity; how wealth and power affect the scales of justice; how the beautiful people live; privileges for star athletes.

• Promises, Promises: Buyers Beware

  Something 'too good to be true' might be just that.

• Prostitution in America: Working Girls Speak

  Inside the legal and the underground businesses of prostitution in the United States; women explain why they work as prostitutes; experts examine the state of prostitution.

• Prostitution in America: Working Girls Speak

  Inside the legal and the underground businesses of prostitution in the United States; women explain why they work as prostitutes; experts examine the state of prostitution.

• Public Apologies

  The successfulness of public apologies.

• Pushed to the Edge

  Women fight back against abusive partners and rapists.

• Race & Sex

  The power of stereotypes; the psychology behind them.

• Rags to Riches

  Chris Gardner discusses his rags-to-riches story.

• The Real Deal

  Exploring popular perceptions of common products, including premium vodka, cellulite treatments, gold jewelry, abstract art and green tea.

• Real Estate: Your Next Move

  A contractor takes action against customer complaints; the trend toward luxurious dog houses; finding a contractor; using the Internet and an auction-like approach to make a sale; couples whose lives are on hold until the house sells.

• The Real Jesus

  A new book challenges the cornerstones of Christianity.

• The Real Nativity Story

  Separating fact from fiction about the Nativity.

• Scared Stiff: Worried in America

  John Stossel investigates how people handle today's risks.

• Scared Stiff: Worried in America

  John Stossel investigates how people handle today's risks.

• Scared Stiff: Worry in America

  John Stossel investigates how people handle today's risks.

• The Science of Seduction: Why Him? Why Her?

  Experts discuss love and what makes people feel it; extreme measures people take in the name of love, including arranged marriages and headhunters.

• Secrets

  A grieving mother sits in prison for the crimes her boyfriend committed; a man's web of lies include ten wives and girlfriends.

• The Secrets of Melanie Maguire

  Melanie McGuire becomes a suspect in the disappearance of her husband, Bill.

• Secrets of Mother/Daughter Relationships

  Relationships between mothers and daughters.

• Seeing and Believing: The Power of Faith

  People worldwide flock to a woman for hugs; a theology professor explains faith; miraculous things are said to have happened in the home of a bedridden 23-year-old; the intersection of faith and the brain; life as an atheist.

• Seeing and Believing: The Power of Faith

  Nuns at Poor Clare's Monastery share a look at their lives; a televangelist who offers miracle cures; a rare look inside an exorcism; people who believe that magical thinking will make their wishes come true.

• Sex in America

  The effects of sex on television; laws against sex in public places and sex toys; arguments for and against polygamy; unintended consequences of laws against sexual predators; scientists claim men are programmed to cheat.

• Sex Myths

  Investigating the top ten sex myths.

• Sex: Myths, Lies and Straight Talk

  Correspondents examine 10 myths about sex, including whether there really is a seven-year itch; whether size matters; if talking to children about sex makes them more inclined to have sex; women and porn; and herbal aphrodisiacs.

• Shop Talk: Deals and Scams

  The ins and outs of shopping.

• Siegfried and Roy: The Magic Returns

  Entertainers Siegfried and Roy perform at the Power of Love charity gala to benefit the Lou Ruvo Brain institute; the duo talk about their career and Roy's recovery after a tiger attack.

• Sloth: Goofing off in America

  Slacking on the job; motivating lazy teenagers; history of slackers; sloths.

• A Special Edition of 20/20: Farrah Fawcett: Her Life, Her Loves, Her Legacy

  Barbara Walters talks to Ryan O'Neal, Alana Stewart and Jose Eber, friends of actress Farrah Fawcett, whose battle with cancer became well-publicized.

• A Special Edition of 20/20: Michael Jackson: The Man and His Music

  A look at the life and legacy of pop superstar Michael Jackson.

• A Special Edition of 20/20: Remembering Michael Jackson
• A Special Edition of 20/20: The Life and Death of Michael Jackson

  The life of music icon Michael Jackson, and the latest on his shocking death.

• State of the Union

  The political and ideological polarization of America; scholars discuss the social impact of 'shout TV' and the internet; interviews with Senators Barak Obama (D-Ill) and Lindsey Graham (R-NC).

• Stranger Danger

  A viewer stalks and terrorizes a TV anchor; a woman tracks down a man who peers through her windows at night; a teacher is shot and left for dead; a suspected rapist takes a young woman hostage.

• A Stranger in the House?

  A cautionary tale for anyone who uses the Internet.

• Stupid in America: How We Are Cheating Our Kids

  John Stossel examines reasons U.S. students do not perform as well academically as students in some countries; government officials, union leaders, parents and students offer their opinions; innovative programs.

• Summer: Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity

  Gas gadgets that are said to save money; when an empty gas tank is really empty; finding cheaper airfares; the business of weather prediction; whether lightning can down an airplane; claims about swimming, sunscreen and vitamins.

• Sutures

  Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on claims that contaminated sutures caused postoperative infections; Tina Brown interview; the Followers of Christ church.

• Sweet Revenge

  Vengeance and how not to let it become an obsession; Kim Mathers, ex-wife of rapper Eminem, discusses their relationship and acts of revenge; a children's eye doctor is convicted of killing his one-time partner.

• TABOO: What You Can't Get Away With in America

  Double standards for acceptable words; a journalist thinks parenting is boring; relationships that break stereotypes; openly gay actors in Hollywood; broken taboos.

• That's So Rude: What Happened to Manners in America?

  Inappropriate cell phone use; bad language; disrespectful people; out-of-control bosses.

• Trapped

  A woman, adopted by a preacher and his wife, is beaten and abused; a divorcee is drugged, kidnapped and driven to a remote location without any knowledge of who her masked captor is.

• Travel: Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity

  Whether online hotel reviews are trustworthy; dealing with flight delays; cars and the gas gauge; plane safety; cruise ship doctors; airlines and lost luggage; resort fees and what is included; buying airline tickets online.

• Truth in Photographs

  A photographer focuses on celebrity look-alikes.

• Twist of Fate

  A story of luck involves a boy living in a dangerous country and an American couple.

• Undercover Investigation Into E-Mail Scams

  E-mail con artists prey on millions of Americans and make billions of dollars in the process.

• Update: The Boy in the Picture

  New information helps identify a teenager whose autobiography touched millions of people.

• Vanished 1

  A young woman vanishes while on a vacation cruise with her family; a psychic helps police track down a missing college student.

• Vanished 2

  A young girl is kidnapped while on a family camping trip in the Montana wilderness.

• Vanished 3

  A woman living abroad in Ireland vanishes during the night.

• Vanished 4

  A rising young anchor in Mason City, Iowa, goes missing.

• Vanished 5

  A dive boat leaves a young couple abandoned 38 miles out at sea.

• Vanished: Coeds

  A 19-year-old woman disappears from a parking lot in an Oregon college town; a nursing student's car is found crashed on the side of a desolate road in New Hampshire.

• Vanished: College Coeds

  Two female college students, with loving families and bright futures, vanish without a trace; police and anguished family members go to great lengths to help find their loved ones.

• Vanished: Dangerous Obsession

  A 21-year-old woman disappears while working as a hostess in a Tokyo nightclub.

• Vanished: Disappearance Down Under

  A couple disappears while diving near the Great Barrier Reef.

• Vanished: Gone in 90 Seconds

  Police launch an exhaustive search after an 11-year-old Arizona girl disappears while waiting for the ice cream truck, coming up with a shocking lead and a stunning revelation about the neighborhood, but no witnesses and no evidence.

• Vanished: Missing in Milwaukee

  A woman from Milwaukee desperately searches for her missing daughter.

• Vanished Overseas

  British families search for answers and justice after family members are found dead in Japan.

• Vanished: Update

  Investigators close in on answers to the disappearance of a number of young women in Dublin, Ireland, including a 26-year-old American woman traveling in the country.

• Voyeurism

  Video voyeurism.

• Waiting on the World to Change

  Children in Camden, N.J., one of the country's poorest cities.

• Who Killed Aliza?

  Jurors debate whether Laura Trujillo is criminally responsible for her daughter's death.

• Whose Body Is it Anyway? Sick in America

  Examining the health care system in the United States; experts offer opinions on what is wrong with U.S. health care; filmmaker Michael Moore's views on socialized medicine; a Canadian physician shares his experiences.

• Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy

  Author Geralyn Lucas discusses her battle with breast cancer.

• Women in the Shadows

  A personal and candid look at two prostitutes who discuss their lives, dreams and families.

• Women, Sex and Satisfaction

  Drs. Laura and Jennifer Berman discuss female sexual dysfunction; couples search for sexual satisfaction; scientists seek to develop a female libido enhancer; women look for sexual empowerment at exclusive parties and private classes.

• Women, Sex and Satisfaction

  Couples search for sexual satisfaction; scientists seek to develop a female libido enhancer.

• The Year Caught on Tape

  Viral videos; celebrity videos; lack of privacy; crimes caught on tape; 'Borat' dupes people; online videos in politics; spectacles of 2006; sports hazing; the evolution of images.

• A Year Caught on Tape: 2007

  The most popular internet videos of 2007; protest surrounds the verdict as juvenile boot camp guards are acquitted in the death of a 14-year-old boy in their custody; celebrity misadventures caught on tape; a 23-year-old achieves fame on the internet.

• Yosemite Park Murders

  A mother, her daughter and a foreign exchange student are murdered while visiting Yosemite National Park.

• You Can't Even Talk About It

  John Stossel offers his opinions on tough topics, including Medicare, pregnancy antidiscrimination lawsuits, endangered species, rescuing risk-takers, athletes and steroids and radiating food.

• Young, Beautiful, Dead

  Young women are forced to endure the aftermath of living through a friend's murder.

• Your Weather: Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity

  What to do when a tornado approaches; facts and fiction about lightning; Hollywood and its accuracy in weather effects; weather folklore; daylight saving time and its benefits; the possibility of a 365-day weather forecast.