Temple, an autistic student, watches a short film on optical illusions and is immediately intrigued by it. She sets out to achieve the effects in the movie and does so after much persistence.

After George learns that his new friend Carl has Asperger's, he asks Brain to explain it to him. Brain explains it with an analogy that his Uncle Keith once used.

Raymond expressed visual and verbal stimming as he's not comfortable with Charlie touching his personal belongings. Stimming is shown through his hand movements and reciting his knowledge of baseball. There's a clear difference between their behaviors.

Illustrates how once-separate diagnoses were placed together under the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder thanks to heirarchical clustering, resulting in better treatment regimens.

Temple attends a National Autistic Convention and speaks out about autism. The audience enjoys her insight on the topic so much that she is asked to take the stage and speak.