Woody and Friends

Each episode of this Emmy Award®-nominated television series follows and emphasizes a shy but brave, rootin'-tootin' cowboy named Woody, as he sets out to explore the outdoors, overcome obstacles, and solve problems, all while just enjoying being a cowboy. And of course, Woody will always have the help of his space ranger best friend, Buzz Lightyear, by his side on each monster-sized problem-solving adventure. Together, this fun and cheeky trio of toy friends will take viewers and audiences to infinity and beyond, while teaching them strategic science, technology, engineering, and math concepts along the way.

Now that the house rules have been established, the true test begins. After hours spent preparing for the night's rush events, the pledges gather with other Greeks and dance the night away. Some of the girls begin to fear that Jordan is not portraying the sisterhood in a positive light. The pledges go to the sisters with their concerns about Jordan breaking house rules and being too much of a party girl. Becca decides that it's time Jordan is confronted on her behavior. After the weekly meeting, the sisters ask to speak with Jordan outside. Becca reveals what's being said about her and that they're concerned that Jordan's intentions were not good. But Jordan reassures the sisters that her intentions are pure and that she really wants to be in the sorority. Then the girls attend a sisterhood activity, where they go indoor rock climbing and seem to have a good time and really get to know each other. After the climbing, the pledges are taken to a causeway, where they have to move huge roc

There is tension in the house as the girls try to adjust to Jessica's presence. They can't figure out whether or not she's been planted to spy on them. Jessica walks in while Jordan and Candace are talking about her and how they can't tell where she stands on anything. Amanda, Mara, Jordan, and Jordan's boyfriend Justin go to dinner. Justin gets a phone call, and he lies to Jordan about who called him. Jordan gets rip-roaring mad and decides she doesn't want to deal with Justin's games anymore. Meanwhile, school is getting in the way of Candace's partying, and she can't seem to get her schoolwork done. She decides to volunteer to be the ""sober sister"" in order to read a book and write a paper, but this proves to be too much for her. She ends up drinking in the house with Jordan, Amanda, and Mara. Jessica calls her for a ride, and Candace lies and says that she loaned her car to some friends. Leah and Leslie give Jessica a ride home, and they come into the pledge house, where the four d

Picnic Day is a UC Davis tradition. The sisters have a barbecue at the sorority house, and everyone meets each other's families. The pledges go buck wild, and Candace's parents come into town for her 21st birthday. Candace, Jordan, Amanda and Mara go out with Candace's parents to celebrate her birthday, and they all end up getting really drunk. Plastered! When they get home, Jordan, Amanda, and Candace pile into the hot tub. Jordan gets up to go into the house and falls down into a pile of mud. The sisters meet to talk about the pledges' behavior and how it can be addressed. They decide to call a meeting. Becca calls the house and asks Jessica to spread the word, but she tells Jessica that she does not have to be at the meeting because there have been no reported problems with her. At the meeting to address the concerns, the pledges get very upset. They feel like the sisters are not trying to understand that they have been singled out, they are not included in everything, and they each

The episode begins at the weekly pledge meeting, and Becca saying that there are girls who might not be initiated. The pledges are supposed to plan the Blue and Gold dinner, which is traditionally when initiations take place. All of the pledges in the house except Jessica decide to go to Las Vegas to blow off steam. Candace calls her parents and talks with her dad about how she fears she is going to fail her grammar class. Her father says he's counting on her to pass her classes. She gets together with one of the pledges, Donna, to help her study. The girls head for Vegas, and are absolutely amazed at the beauty of their room at Ceasar's Palace. The tension from the house has evaporated. Jessica decides to go to the sisters' meeting and speak out on behalf of the pledges. She feels like she needs to be able to speak to all the sisters if this is something she can be a part of. Paulli gets very emotional at the meeting. Dede, Jordan, and Mara go to a Chippendales's show, and Dede gets p

The finale episode begins with Jordan crying and talking with Amanda about joining the sorority--why would she want to be a part of an organization that treats her so poorly? Amanda is just trying to figure it out, and she and Jordan are both very upset. Jordan talks with Becca, and Amanda talks with Leslie. Leslie makes Amanda feel much better. Candace is still on the fence. The sisters talk and decide that some of them should go over to the pledge house and make the pledges feel better. They write them poems and bake them cookies. Jordan likes them, but still feels it is too little too late. All of the pledges have to pass a quiz about Sigma. The only one that is having a problem passing is DeDe. She ends up passing with no time to spare. The Blue and Gold dinner is the event during which the pledges are initiated. Mara gets up and makes a speech about how she doesn't feel good about being initiated. She says that just because a few girls want them, it doesn't mean the whole sorority