The Story

After years of training, swimmer Kicker Vencill was on the verge of achieving his childhood dream of representing his country at the Olympics. But all that came crashing to a halt when a drug test came back positive for a banned substance. Like many athletes caught cheating, Kicker claimed he was innocent. But unlike most, he was in fact innocent of taking performance-enhancing drugs. Also on the show: a Catholic tradition helps a Jewish woman find her husband - a rabbi.

Katie Uhlaender is a skeleton racer for the US - that means she flies down an icy track on a sled, face first, at high speeds. Katie quickly rose to dominate her sport, and it seemed as though nothing could stop her. Then, in just a few short months, Katie's father passed away from cancer and she sustained an injury that many thought would end her career. Also in this show: Hooker Booker

Gustav Hofer and his partner Luca Ragazzi travel around Italy deciding whether to love it, or leave it.

As the recession turns the job market upside down, many people find themselves doing work they never expected to be doing. Peter Sayles worked on Wall Street. He was an assistant vice president for a big bank. When he got laid off, he retrained to be a math teacher under a special "Traders to Teachers" program. Also in the show: The recession forces the closure of the baseball field where Babe Ruth learned to play.