Balls Deep - Episode Guide

The Pentecostal tent revival is as exciting as Christian church gets. It is still church, however. Thomas goes to a revival in Arkansas to see how the holy spirit stacks up against secular temptations like drugs, movies, and sleeping in on Sunday.

Thomas tries not to lose his fingers working as a deckhand on a NYC tugboat.

To celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, a good Muslim can't eat or drink all day. Not even water. After sunset though, it's a snacker's mecca. Thomas joins a Lebanese family in Dearborn, Michigan to give Islam a try during Mohammed's favorite month.

It's Bear Week in Provincetown, when the burliest members of the gay community descend on Cape Cod to revel in their heft, hair, and heartiest homosexual hankerings. Will Thomas find love with one of the many types of Bear? He otter! (Get it? Otter.)

The Eskimos and Inuit of Northern Alaska live in some of the roughest environments on Earth.

Thomas joins new-age explorers in southern California who are feeling out the frontiers of femininity.

The senior class of two Gary, Indiana high schools get ready to graduate. SENIORS!

The retirees of Hallandale, Florida's Lake Point Tower keep their golden years nice and busy. SENIORS!

Thomas meets Ralph Case, Trump's top volunteer in southern Ohio, and the band of Trump supporters he's mustered to get out the Trump vote.

Sheep and Cattleman Hank Voegler protects his flocks from the Nevada desert's two greatest predators: Coyotes and the Federal Government.

Two transwomen from the Bronx navigate the difficulties, rushes, and drag balls of transitioning in 2016, with the support of their newly assembled gay families.

The freshperson class of 2020 matriculates at Beloit College in Wisconsin, while the upperclassmen return for the first week of school.

Thomas attends an autopsy performed by a private Forensic Pathologist in Phoenix to find out what happens to your body when you die.

Thomas descends into the goth scene of suburban LA to see what's changed since he left it, many lugubrious teenage moons ago.

Thomas follows Zen Buddhist Tracey Ryan as he floats through the moneyed world of the New York art scene and builds a human rhizome of creativity, entrepreneurial largesse, and fun.

First Lady Michelle Obama recruits Thomas to join the interagency effort to end veteran homelessness, and bring one newly-homed vet to the White House. THE White House.