This clip describes the experience of one student adjusting to a new environment for his welding. He discusses how making a change to any of the setup creates challenges and unfamiliarity in his work. Shanen compares welding to rock climbing and how tackling a challenge in practice is very different than how you think you'd approach it conceptually.

In this clip, we see that a person who Andy has arrested in the past wants to visit him. While he does take this lightheartedly, his deputy is driven with fear and paranoia of the vistiors intentions for revenge. While this is not unreasonable, there is a bias stigma against the innmate as the label and assumption of revenge follows him. Under a critical lens we must question how people interact and communicate this in and out the authority of the policing instituion. This clip is also framed within a certain time period in the US so drawing upon its morals and social conciousness at the time relative today only adds room for growth and deeper conversations of stigmatization.

For their final exam and a check, Annalise asks her students to figure out a specific defense for who killed the Queen.

This clip describes the challenge. The students are tasked with the challenge of creating an octagon shaped trophy. Shanen explains how welders need strong critical thinking skills in order to do their work.

In order to get the Doctor to help her, Clara must past Vastra's test in which she must describe the her situation in one word.