Host Jason Silva explains that the brain rewards us for conforming to society, which is why most people conform to the crowd. He acknowledges the contributions of the misfits and nonconformists and expresses gratitude for them.

Taking care of your dental health is very important. There's a couple of things to remember other than just brushing your teeth, including how to brush your teeth, flossing, and more!

Join Hip Hop Harry and the kids in singing “Wash Up, Wash Down”! Learn about hygiene as you follow the words on screen and sing with the whole crew of Hip Hop Central!

The StoryBots take a trip to what seems like a ghost town made out of teeth. They meet with some of the bacteria that work to digest food and learn about how things like plaque can be detrimental to your teeth's health.

Mister Rogers invites his friend, Officer Clemmons, to join him in dipping his feet in a mini pool on a warm day. Officer Clemmons sings a song about loving someone for the way they are, no matter they way they look, including the color of their skin. During the time of racial segregation in the United States, black and white people were not allowed to swim in the same pool, but this scene from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood proves this otherwise.