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Double Dutch jump rope is a classic school yard favorite but Double Dutch today is an international competitive sport that is filled with tricks, turns, tears and triumphs. In this series, we'll focus on the coaches, moms and kids from FloydLittle's, one of the hottest and best jump roping teams in the country.

Alex visits various areas of her ancestral home of Italy. She concentrates on lesser known aspects of places and beautiful discoveries.

Shari and her friends all subscribe to 'Dixi,' a Facebook-like social network for tweens, where they post updates on what they're doing, share their thoughts, play games, take part in online polls, upload photos and videos, etc. Shari learns that her profile has been hacked--photos defaced and embarrassing, crude, insulting updates added. Not only that, but Shari has also been locked out of her own account. But she won't give up and simply start a new profile; she determines to get her page back AND find whoever did this. But when her friends' pages start getting hacked, they realize that a cyber "serial killer" is on the loose.

Comedy game show - based on the live Edinburgh stage show - presented by Dara O Briain in which celebrities play old video games.

Scotland's Superhospital follows the staff and patients at four of Glasgow's oldest hospitals as they leave their old iconic buildings behind, and all move into one brand new state-of-the-art superhospital. When it opens, the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital will become one of the largest hospitals in Europe. It's a hugely ambitious project, which it's hoped will revolutionise healthcare in the west of Scotland. But will four into one really go? Only time will tell.

Hosted by Kristen Bell, this television special celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the first airing of A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965). Background is provided on the history of Peanuts leading up to the genesis of the 1965 production, and the importance of music in it, especially what would become the iconic Peanuts theme, "Linus & Lucy". Some of the music from the show and other subsequent Peanuts specials - which total fifty to date - are performed, with a new song composed commemorating the Charlie Brown Christmas tree sung by Matthew Morrison. Recurring themes within Peanuts are discussed, including Charlie Brown's many sporting failures. Other aspects of popular culture in which Peanuts has made a mark are also presented, including being used as the subject of a Broadway musical and module names in the American space program. Interspersed, many celebrities offer their congratulations to the Peanuts gang for reaching this milestone.