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A fast-talking lawyer finds himself back in school leading a study group after his degree is revoked.

Jeff's attempt to become Britta's partner for a class project backfires; Annie and Shirley help Britta with her newest social-justice cause.

Jeff signs up for a class thinking it will be an easy A, but the professor (John Michael Higgins) has other ideas.

Shirley and Jeff bond by gossiping about Britta's boyfriend; Annie recruits Abed and Troy as test subjects for professor Duncan's psychology research team.

The gang helps Brad prop up the gym after the owner tells him it may be closing; Penny and Max turn to cough medicine to help them break their texting habits.

Max pretends to be straight to date a Bulls season ticket holder; Alex becomes well-read and throws off the group dynamic.

As a blind pianist in 1964, Sam has the chance to foil the murder of the musician's girlfriend (Cynthia Bain).

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Mercy Ship's crew of world-class medical volunteers sail across the globe providing lifesaving surgeries to those with nowhere else to turn.

Wounded Warrior Project is changing the way our nation cares for veterans and helping them thrive for a lifetime. Join Trace Adkins and Dan Nevins to learn about the journeys of four injured veterans and how no warrior is left behind.

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Operation Smile: transforming lives and bringing smiles to children around the world.

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Mercy Ship's crew of world-class medical volunteers sail across the globe providing lifesaving surgeries to those with nowhere else to turn.

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We're covering skateboarding to surfing! We meet Bali, a 6-year-old Jack-A-Bee that is a fixture on the beach of Waikiki.

Hog farms in North Carolina; Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre in South Africa; exploring under the Sea of Cortez; mustangs in Wyoming.

House and his team wrestle with an ethical dilemma when an elderly patient demands that they stop treating him and help him to die.

Dr. House takes the case of an autistic 10-year-old who screams for no apparent reason, then House refuses to use his office after Cuddy makes a minor change.

House treats a young married couple with similar symptoms, but they are shocked by the cause of the illness; a walk-in patient, David Morse, stands up to House.

After being found in a coma at his apartment, a 600-pound man is admitted to the hospital; House spends the night in jail after being arrested for a number of violations.

When the son of a man in a vegetative state starts going into a coma, the vegetative man is reawakened chemically by House, who hopes to get some clues to the son's problems.

House challenges his co-workers to correctly diagnose the ailment of an 18-year-old heart-attack patient, Patrick Fugit.

House takes the divorced parents of a young patient to court when their bickering prevents a decision on her treatment.

House is furious about Wilson striking a deal with Tritter; he tries to diagnose a little person's serious illness.

Trent (Jimmy Wlcek) is stabbed by an assassin (guest star Gary Busey) as he escorts a Special Olympics athlete (guest star Andrea Fay Friedman) to running practice. With Chuck Norris.

Walker and Trivette (Chuck Norris, Clarence Gilyard) go undercover at a school to prove that a principal's death was not a suicide. Guest star: James Remar.

A saboteur tries to prevent a race-car team comprised of American Indians from competing in a big race.

Walker takes the wheel when Team Cherokee's driver is sidelined; Trent and Carlos must retrieve stolen evidence to convict a child pornographer.

Trivette's girlfriend is kidnapped by slave traders who auction off beautiful women over the Internet.

A comedian (Chuck McCann) leaves Rockford charged with homicide rather than admit he keeps a joke file; guest Meredith MacRae.