Michael Douglas teaches LaBeouf about "Tulip Mania" in the Netherlands in the 1600s, when the value of tulip bulbs skyrocketed. Tulips became the most sought after commodity until the market for them burst, and they became worthless.

An animated and in-depth (even cited) explanation of the economics and behaviors that created "Tulip Mania" in the Netherlands in the 1600s.

Vincent Van Gogh's brother Theo pays him a visit and encourages him to rediscover his spark to overcome his depression. He calls Vincent an idler, but Vincent is quick to discern himself from a man who chooses to be idle. Rather, he indicates that he would love to work but cannot because of his current situation.

The Doctor and Amy bring Vincent Van Gogh to the present and visit a museum. The appreciation that everyone has for his work is overwhelming.

Mexican surrealist artist Frida Kahlo celebrates her 25th year wedding anniversary with her husband Diego Rivera two weeks early because she acknowledges her looming death. The end of the scene captures her exit from life in the way most fitting to her: surreal.