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How the U.S. is divided politically and what happens to the states caught in the middle.

The division of labor and how it shapes U.S. states and cities.

Religion through U.S. history.

States changed by urban expansion.

Hidden features of the Midwest.

The future of the conquered American West.

Rebels and outlaws shaping states.

Texas is the largest state.

The Hatfield and McCoy feud almost launched a war between two states.

How Green Bay helped carve the border with Canada; what football has to do with fur; is North Carolina the real Golden State; why everyone should move to North Dakota.

Behind blank spots like Area 51; what possessed the citizens of Key West to secede from Florida; old missile bunkers turned into dream homes; a county that was left off Georgia's quarter.

Could Utah have been bigger than Texas?; how religion shattered New England into little shapes; the Civil War's origin in Kansas.

The biggest stacked burger in the world at almost 250 pounds; a plus-sized Sicilian pizza that feeds almost 75 people; a 72-ounce steak that no real cowboy can resist; the seven-pound hot dog that's too big for a bun; a giant cupcake.

The complex logistics behind creating feasts for huge crowds; dining aboard a U.S. Navy sub packed with enough food for a 120-day mission; cooks prepare a "Victory Meal" for 1,000 Marines; feeding 69,000 NFL fans during a Philadelphia Eagles game.

A countdown of the top 10 favorite American foods, especially guilty pleasure foods that people find irresistible.

In this countdown, Americans' ten tastiest treats are reviewed; the nationwide journey leads to the most popular snack in the USA.

Part 1/2. The Pharaoh Ramses, worried about the prosperity of the Jewish population in his kingdom, sent all Jewish male infants to death, but a woman from the tribe of Levi hides a child in a basket to entrust him to the river currents.

Part 2/2. The Pharaoh Ramses, worried about the prosperity of the Jewish population in his kingdom, sent all Jewish male infants to death, but a woman from the tribe of Levi hides a child in a basket to entrust him to the river currents.

Ice cream evolves from corner scoop shops to giant corporations.

Soft drinks, donuts, meat snacks, popcorn, and gum represent humanity's need to feed cravings; from handmade treats of earliest civilizations to hi-tech mass production, these snack foods evolved through history into modern manufacturing.

Chocolate-covered bacon; red and white Starlight Mints; the key ingredient that gives Lemonheads their sour punch; the surprising substance that puts the polish on Mike and Ike; the amount of sugar in cotton candy.

The supermarket has become one of the great success stories of modern retailing; bar coding and other technological advancements; the psychology of the supermarket, including the store layout, lighting, music and aromas.

The biggest stacked burger in the world at almost 250 pounds; a plus-sized Sicilian pizza that feeds almost 75 people; a 72-ounce steak that no real cowboy can resist; the seven-pound hot dog that's too big for a bun; a giant cupcake.

The complex logistics behind creating feasts for huge crowds; dining aboard a U.S. Navy sub packed with enough food for a 120-day mission; cooks prepare a "Victory Meal" for 1,000 Marines; feeding 69,000 NFL fans during a Philadelphia Eagles game.

A countdown of the top 10 favorite American foods, especially guilty pleasure foods that people find irresistible.

In this countdown, Americans' ten tastiest treats are reviewed; the nationwide journey leads to the most popular snack in the USA.

Extruders, molds, in-line conveyor belts; are these machines manufacturing adhesives, plastics, or parts for your car? No, they're making treats for your mouth--and you will see them doing their seductively tasty work in this scrumptious episode.

Soft drinks, donuts, meat snacks, popcorn, and gum represent humanity's need to feed cravings; from handmade treats of earliest civilizations to hi-tech mass production, these snack foods evolved through history into modern manufacturing.

Chocolate-covered bacon; red and white Starlight Mints; the key ingredient that gives Lemonheads their sour punch; the surprising substance that puts the polish on Mike and Ike; the amount of sugar in cotton candy.

The supermarket has become one of the great success stories of modern retailing; bar coding and other technological advancements; the psychology of the supermarket, including the store layout, lighting, music and aromas.

The biggest stacked burger in the world at almost 250 pounds; a plus-sized Sicilian pizza that feeds almost 75 people; a 72-ounce steak that no real cowboy can resist; the seven-pound hot dog that's too big for a bun; a giant cupcake.

The complex logistics behind creating feasts for huge crowds; dining aboard a U.S. Navy sub packed with enough food for a 120-day mission; cooks prepare a "Victory Meal" for 1,000 Marines; feeding 69,000 NFL fans during a Philadelphia Eagles game.

Part 6/7. Christianity considers lust a sin, but ancient Greeks and Romans celebrated it; Gnostic Christian orgies; Puritan anti-fornication laws; exorcists battle the demon of lust called Asmodeus.

History shows envy as a sin that has led to murder, revolution and even the fall of empires; examining whether envy has become a virtue instead of a vice in today's image-saturated world.

The sin of gluttony isn't mentioned in the Bible, but as early as the fourth century, some Christians believed eating too much could send someone to hell; gluttony is regarded as the cause of obesity and alcoholism.

Part 7/7. Some scientists suggest the sin of sloth might actually be a medieval diagnosis of clinical depression; examining whether sloth is a sin or a disease; historical cures ranging from herbs to prayer, fasting and grafting goat glands for pep.

Though condemned by the Bible, greed has both created and doomed vast empires; wise men ranging from Aristotle to Jesus have railed against greed, but 18th-century economist Adam Smith theorized it was the basis of capitalism.

The sin of anger is the sin that kills; Moses was prone to fits of rage; ancient Spartan warriors meditated to banish anger before a battle; some believe anger is really possession of the body by the demon Ammon; the chemical elements of anger.

Italian writer Dante described pride as the "chief of all sins" as the sin of Satan himself, yet Romans and Vikings made pride their greatest virtue; the origins of pride.

Some believe the Bible contains a prophetic code that can only be deciphered using computers.

Part 6/7. Christianity considers lust a sin, but ancient Greeks and Romans celebrated it; Gnostic Christian orgies; Puritan anti-fornication laws; exorcists battle the demon of lust called Asmodeus.

History shows envy as a sin that has led to murder, revolution and even the fall of empires; examining whether envy has become a virtue instead of a vice in today's image-saturated world.

The sin of gluttony isn't mentioned in the Bible, but as early as the fourth century, some Christians believed eating too much could send someone to hell; gluttony is regarded as the cause of obesity and alcoholism.

Part 7/7. Some scientists suggest the sin of sloth might actually be a medieval diagnosis of clinical depression; examining whether sloth is a sin or a disease; historical cures ranging from herbs to prayer, fasting and grafting goat glands for pep.

Though condemned by the Bible, greed has both created and doomed vast empires; wise men ranging from Aristotle to Jesus have railed against greed, but 18th-century economist Adam Smith theorized it was the basis of capitalism.

The sin of anger is the sin that kills; Moses was prone to fits of rage; ancient Spartan warriors meditated to banish anger before a battle; some believe anger is really possession of the body by the demon Ammon; the chemical elements of anger.

Italian writer Dante described pride as the "chief of all sins" as the sin of Satan himself, yet Romans and Vikings made pride their greatest virtue; the origins of pride.

Some believe the Bible contains a prophetic code that can only be deciphered using computers.

Part 6/7. Christianity considers lust a sin, but ancient Greeks and Romans celebrated it; Gnostic Christian orgies; Puritan anti-fornication laws; exorcists battle the demon of lust called Asmodeus.

History shows envy as a sin that has led to murder, revolution and even the fall of empires; examining whether envy has become a virtue instead of a vice in today's image-saturated world.

The sin of gluttony isn't mentioned in the Bible, but as early as the fourth century, some Christians believed eating too much could send someone to hell; gluttony is regarded as the cause of obesity and alcoholism.

Part 7/7. Some scientists suggest the sin of sloth might actually be a medieval diagnosis of clinical depression; examining whether sloth is a sin or a disease; historical cures ranging from herbs to prayer, fasting and grafting goat glands for pep.

Though condemned by the Bible, greed has both created and doomed vast empires; wise men ranging from Aristotle to Jesus have railed against greed, but 18th-century economist Adam Smith theorized it was the basis of capitalism.

The sin of anger is the sin that kills; Moses was prone to fits of rage; ancient Spartan warriors meditated to banish anger before a battle; some believe anger is really possession of the body by the demon Ammon; the chemical elements of anger.

Teaching financial education and entrepreneurship to a preteen audience; sketch comedy and young actors help explain basic economic concepts.

Teaching financial education and entrepreneurship to a preteen audience; sketch comedy and young actors help explain basic economic concepts.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Profiling the life and teachings of Nostradamus, the 16th-century physician who many believe to be a prophet.

Sigmund Freud makes use of his own and others' fears, desires and flaws in developing theories.

Profiling the life and career of motivational speaker and author Tony Robbins, the man behind the "Personal Power" infomercials.

The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale writes "The Power of Positive Thinking" and becomes a celebrity.

Profile of psychic Edgar Cayce, known for his outstanding predictions made in a self-induced sleep state.

Experts discuss the life of Chinese teacher Confucius, whose philosophies influenced Eastern Asian civilization.

The story of Joseph Ratzinger from his place of birth in Marktl am Inn, Bavaria, Germany, to his appointment as reigning Pope in Rome; describing his career from a Catholic Bavarian boy to a much-valued theologian and close associate of John Paul II.

An interview with actor Richard Gere helps profile Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama and spiritual leader of Tibet.

Profiling the life and teachings of Nostradamus, the 16th-century physician who many believe to be a prophet.

Sigmund Freud makes use of his own and others' fears, desires and flaws in developing theories.

Profiling the life and career of motivational speaker and author Tony Robbins, the man behind the "Personal Power" infomercials.

The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale writes "The Power of Positive Thinking" and becomes a celebrity.

Profile of psychic Edgar Cayce, known for his outstanding predictions made in a self-induced sleep state.

Experts discuss the life of Chinese teacher Confucius, whose philosophies influenced Eastern Asian civilization.