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Living with Aidan suffocates Carrie; Samantha grows closer to Richard; Miranda wonders if pregnancy precludes sex.

Carrie wants to maintain her lifestyle; Samantha resists acknowledging her feelings for Richard; Charlotte and Trey grow apart.

Noah, Ethan, Jack and New Michael, better known as the comedy troupe Asperger's Are Us, kick off their challenging six-week tour across the United States with a performance in Boston for an enthusiastic hometown crowd.

The troupe arrives in New York City for a date at the legendary comedy venue Caroline's; when the show proves difficult and some routines fall flat, the guys question whether the tour was a good idea and hope for a better outcome in Baltimore.

Noah, Ethan, Jack and New Michael spend the night at an RV park before dealing with unexpected audience feedback in North Carolina; New Michael vexes the other guys by deciding to drink during a show in Tennessee.

The troupe goes sightseeing in Chicago before traveling to Cincinnati, where a challenging show quickly spins out of control; Noah returns to his hometown of Dayton; the guys do a show that promises to get them back on track.

With a week left to go in the tour, Ethan begins to doubt himself and the purpose of the group's cross-country journey; facing their worst RV issues yet, the guys fight to make it on time to a show in Seattle, where Noah's dad is due to attend.

As their six-week tour comes to an end, Noah, Ethan, Jack and New Michael prepare for a final show in Los Angeles and reflect on their experiences, bidding goodbye to their temperamental RV and a whirlwind life on the road.

Comedian and podcaster Marc Maron performs a standup act; he offers his nuanced perspective on our increasingly uncertain world.

Celebrating the life of a trailblazing actress and single mother who not only redefined the world's idea of a Hollywood sex symbol, but also led the way for modern-day action heroines.

A refugee turned fashionista lawyer launches her own brand of designer philanthropy.

Suffering from anxiety disorder, Hanna worries about fitting in at high school after moving to a new town. She soon finds herself in grave danger when she befriends two students -- a bad boy with a heart of gold, and a wealthy kid.

One street corner in Fort Pierce, Fla., is home to both a for-profit abortion clinic and a Roman Catholic Church-supported pregnancy clinic whose mission is to prevent women from obtaining abortions. While the abortion clinic takes precautions against threats of violence and fends off protesters, the pregnancy clinic actively spreads misinformation to women about the dangers of abortion. Though ne

Insiders and political operatives discuss the circumstances surrounding the unprecedented and potentially contested outcome of the 2000 U.S. presidential election.

An inquisitive 10-year-old boy shares a tender relationship with his great-grandfather, a Polish-born Jew who lost both his parents to the Nazis but was able to survive Auschwitz and make his way to America at the end of World War II.

Fashion icon Ralph Lauren speaks candidly in extensive interviews about his childhood, his five-decade-long marriage, and how he translated his vision and inspiration into one of the world's most widely recognized brands.

A refugee turned fashionista lawyer launches her own brand of designer philanthropy.

Visionaries and scientists work to mitigate climate change and minimize climate-related events, despite a rapidly warming planet.

The origins and the influence of the annual drag festival known as Wigstock.

Never-before-seen footage, audio tapes, personal photos and intimate interviews provide insight into the remarkable life and career of legendary singer Tina Turner.

The crew and the cast of Game of Thrones contend with extreme weather, punishing deadlines and an ever-excited fandom as they bring the fantasy world of Westeros to life in the very real studios, fields and car-parks of Northern Ireland.