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After an accident, a middle-class mother is found to be a DNA match for an infamous terrorist missing for 25 years. The IDU step in to piece together the puzzle, which becomes more complex by the minute and puts old alliances to the test.

The identity of a witness under government protection is leaked, and the IDU must keep the woman and her son safe. But when Bloom's past catches up with him and affects the case, he has only one path to redemption.

A mysterious "Smith" has stolen the identity of a man accused of a hit-and-run death--but was the identity truly stolen? After two more cases turn up, Bloom suspects that only the secrets of the victims will reveal the true perpetrator.

Host Morgan Spurlock presides over a third season of the absorbing FX series, which places participants in fish-out-of-water scenarios for a month and chronicles the funny, surprising and often moving results. Highlights include a Massachusetts gun-control advocate who moves in with an Ohio gun-enthusiast family, an ex-NFL star who spends 30 days in a wheelchair, and a traditional mother who moves in with a same-sex couple and their adopted sons.

Morgan Spurlock (of Supersize Me fame) hosts this one-hour documentary film series that places subjects for a month in situations they're unlikely to seek out on their own. By subjecting themselves to such circumstances, participants help shed light on social issues plaguing America today, such as the rift created by religious differences between Muslims and Christians in America, the incarcerated and the lawyers who put them in prison, and more.

What better way to give people a crash course in empathy than to have them inhabit somebody else's life for 30 days? That's exactly what Super Size Me director and star Morgan Spurlock does on this popular FX Network show. Season 2 opens with "a border-patrolling minuteman" moving in with an undocumented Mexican family and continues with episodes on abortion, New Age healing, prisons (with Spurlock himself spending time behind bars) and more.