Synopsis: What better way to give people a crash course in empathy than to have them inhabit somebody else's life for 30 days? That's exactly what Super Size Me director and star Morgan Spurlock does on this popular FX Network show. Season 2 opens with "a border-patrolling minuteman" moving in with an undocumented Mexican family and continues with episodes on abortion, New Age healing, prisons (with Spurlock himself spending time behind bars) and more.

The Episodes:
2-01 Immigration
A man who opposes illegal immigration spends 30 days with a family of illegal immigrants.

2-02 Outsourcing
An unemployed American ventures to India for 30 days to observe the effects of job outsourcing on the Indian culture.

2-03 Atheist/Christian
A female atheist spends 30 days living with a fundamentalist Christian family

2-04 New Age
Seeking relief from his hectic lifestyle, a man spends 30 days using New Age methods to improve his personal well-being.

2-05 Pro-Choice/Pro-Life
Six years after having an abortion, a pro-choice woman spends 30 days living with pregnant women in a pro-life housing unit.

2-06 Jail
Morgan Spurlock undertakes a challenge himself and attempts to spend 30 days locked up in a county jail.

Synopsis: Host Morgan Spurlock presides over a third season of the absorbing FX series, which places participants in fish-out-of-water scenarios for a month and chronicles the funny, surprising and often moving results. Highlights include a Massachusetts gun-control advocate who moves in with an Ohio gun-enthusiast family, an ex-NFL star who spends 30 days in a wheelchair, and a traditional mother who moves in with a same-sex couple and their adopted sons.

The Episodes:
3-01 Working In A Coal Mine
Morgan Spurlock spends 30 days working in a coal mine in Bolt, W. Va.

3-02 30 Days In A Wheelchair
Retired NFL cornerback Ray Crockett attempts to spend 30 days confined to a wheelchair.

3-03 Animal Rights
Avid hunter George Snedecker attempts to spend 30 days living with a vegan family in Los Angeles, while learning about animal rights programs.

3-04 Sam Sex Parenting
Kati, a mother of two adopted children, attempts to spend 30 days living with domestic partners Dennis and Thomas Patrick and their four adopted sons.

3-05 Gun Nation
Gun-control advocate Pia Lalli attempts to spend 30 days living in Leesburg, Ohio, with gun enthusiasts Ken Ekermeyer and his son Zach

3-06 Life On An Indian Reservation
Morgan Spurlock spends 30 days living on a New Mexico Native American reservation. There, he experiences the modern amenities available.

Synopsis: Supersize Me director and star Morgan Spurlock created and hosts this "do-gooding" reality series that attempts to up participants' empathy quotients -- and provoke discussion among viewers -- by immersing them in someone else's reality for a month. Not one to shy away from experience, Spurlock himself joins in the action, going to work in the coal mines of his native West Virginia and attempting to survive on minimum wage for 30 days.

The Episodes
1-01 Minimum Wage
Morgan Spurlock and his fiancée leave their fabulous New York lifestyles and work at multiple minimum-wage jobs for 30 days earning $5.15 per hour.

1-02 Anti-Aging
A 30-something former athlete battles back at his expanding waistline by going on an anti-aging drug regime prescribed by a doctor for 30 days.

1-03 Muslims And America
David Stacy, a 33-year-old Christian man, agrees to make a drastic life change for 30 days when he moves to the Muslim community of Dearborn, Mich.

1-04 Straight Man In A Gay World
A conservative homophobe from red-state America travels to San Francisco's Castro District to live in one of the gayest areas of the country.

1-05 Off The Grid
Two 30-year-old professionals learn to live without the natural resources that will be depleted from our earth in the not-too-distant future.

1-06 Binge-Drinking Mom
A mother concerned about her daughter's alcohol consumption at college agrees to binge drink for 30 days to try to get through to her.