This clip introduces the history and tradition behind the Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. It explains how the holiday is celebrated and why it is celebrated.

This opening scene to the movie, Spectre, takes place in a parade celebrating the Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos. Many of the residents are celebrating by dancing, eating traditional foods, and wearing the skeleton face mask, a signature of the holiday.

Nobody but Joey wants to eat turkey at Thanksgiving, so Monica cooks him an entire one.

This clip details the history of the Easter holiday and how certain contemporary traditions, customs, and foods came to be associated with the holiday. It mentions a fun fact that the Easter Bunny isn't the only animal associated with the holiday; different countries have different animals. Also, it explains the large social and economic impact of Easter on the United States.

Francine admits to her grandmother that she was not able to go through with her first fast for Yom Kippur. Her grandmother explains to her the meaning behind Yom Kippur and how it is okay.