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Exposing the Truth: 3 of 3

When Bren and Justin refuse to cooperate with Fiona, she makes a very enlightening discovery that reveals their true motives.

Pretty Boy

Donna (Ally Sheedy), with the help of her friend Jackie (Kristen Johnston), comes to terms with the fact that she been looking for love in all the wrong places.

Films on L Preview

"Films on L" is a new series for independent-minded viewers seeking something different. Showcasing some of the best short features from film festivals around the world, these bold and uncompromising selections are certain to engage and inspire.

The Lens

Lenses aren't just for improving vision. They can produce fire from water and capture our memories. Watch as we explore the history and utility of the lens.

Cassini

Carolyn Porco tells the story of the most ambitious interplanetary spacecraft ever built and shares some remarkable photos of Saturn.

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Gossip Girl: Episodes 16-18, Season 2

Fiona is put off by new client, Robin (JULIE CLAIRE), a self-diagnosed exercise bulimic. Fiona tries to rattle Robin with a barrage of psychological attacks–until Robin reveals her true relationship with Fiona’s husband. Robin ends the sessions with an unexpected bombshell.

Office Politics: 3 of 3

Jerome thanks Fiona for finding him a new position, but his complaints about his new employer leave her cold.

Shared Custody

Allegra (Janel Moloney) and Toby (Tim Guinee) are a couple breaking up. Their therapist (Dan Hedaya) must help them work toward a custody agreement that placates both of them.

"No Parking" by Jeremy Brunjes

Love at first sight is just the ticket after a young man encounters an attractive meter maid who he hopes will give him more than citations.

New City

What if you could design another world? How would it look? What would you call it? Greg Lynn explains the concept behind New City, a new virtual world.

Charles Dickson

Give a man a Lexus IS, and he'll give you a cheetah and a hummingbird. At least that's what Charles Dickson created in this latest episode of "Parts Art."

Slow

Journalist Carl Honoré quickly takes us through the rise of the Slow-Movement.

Sophie Calle

Starlee attempts to convince Arthur that moving one's bed to the top of the Eiffel Tower and stalking strangers are true art forms.

Jon Anderson

The Yes singer/songwriter reveals the story behind his band and how his songs contained eco-friendly messages long before it was fashionable.

The Lens

Lenses aren't just for improving vision. They can produce fire from water and capture our memories. Watch as we explore the history and utility of the lens.