Everyday
performed by Buddy Holly and the Crickets

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The commercial begins with a bunch of people waiting at what appears to be a subway station. As the train pulls into the station, we can see that instead of a subway train, it is a rollercoaster. We then see a view of the city street, but instead of normal cars and taxis, all the vehicles are bumber cars. In an office building, we see someone roller skating instead of walking down the hall past cubicles. As the woman skates by, tons of bubbles are being blown from one of the cubicles. The elevators in the building have over-the-shoulder safety bars, and drop suddenly like amusement park rides. The lobby has a teacup ride. At the airport, the airplanes look like old Fischer Price toys. The whole time all the people featured in the ad are holding/using the new Blackberry Torch. AT&T and Blackberry have teamed up to evolve the smartphone. Business meet fun... fun, business. AT&T rethink possible. Taxi Zone. Rethink Possible att.com/blackberrytorch 866.Mobility

Doctors Without Borders are challenged by the high costs of medicine and the absence of treatment for some of the diseases affecting people around the world. By sharing #PlaylistsForLife, you are joining Doctors Without Borders in spreading the word. Keep the music playing. "Playlists For Life" What's up? On every street there's a doctor helping. But honestly, it's not enough 'cause 4 billion souls suffer everyday. If we come together united, one beautiful day, we can stand and deliver medicine around the world. You are the key. What's Up? On Every Street There's A Doctor The Who Helping Nathan Fox But Honestly Foo Fighters It's Not Enough The Who Cause Rodriguez 4 Billion Souls The Doors Suffer Bad Religion Everyday Buddy Holly If Red Hot Chili Peppers we Volbeat Come Together Aerosmith United Judas Priest One Metallica Beautiful Day U2 We Can James Morrison Stand and Deliver Adam and the Ants Medicine The 1975 Around the World Red Hot Chili Peppers You are Pearl Jam The Key Black Stone Cherry Playlists For Life Discover the playlists

After the death of a friend, a writer recounts a boyhood journey to find the body of a missing boy.

Locke, Ben and Hurley journey to Jacob's cabin, where Locke is informed that they have to move the island. After returning to the freighter, the mercenaries stage a mutiny. In flashbacks, Locke is shown to have always been destined to become the next leader of the island.

Don continues his journey West and has a nightmare where he's pulled over by police, who say they've been looking for him. He stops for several days in Alva, Oklahoma when his car breaks down. Don is mildly hustled by a young man who gets an extra $10 for finding him some alcohol, and later Don reluctantly attends a veterans' fundraiser to repair one of their homes. Don becomes nervous when introduced to fellow Korean War veteran, Jerry, but is relieved when Jerry says his tour took place after Don had gone home. Don recalls for them how he killed his C.O. after dropping his lighter, causing a fatal explosion. Another vet shares his horror story of World War II. The vets later find the $500 they raised was stolen. They beat up Don, thinking he stole it, and demand it back (taking his car as collateral). Don demands the cash back from the young hustler who set him up, and gives the boy advice about the difficulty of having to be someone you are not. Don returns the cash for his car, and grants the young man's request for a ride to the bus stop. Don then surprises him by giving him his car, yet another material possession, after Don waits for the bus. Betty feels sick while at college and suffers a broken rib when she collapses; X-rays reveal she has advanced lung cancer and may live up to a year, but only if she accepts debilitating treatments. Henry wants her to do that and asks Sally to try to convince her, but Betty stands firm: she gives Sally instructions for dressing and grooming her corpse, and heads back to class. At McCann, Pete gets an unwelcome visit from Duck Phillips that turns into a genuine opportunity for both a career with Learjet and a fresh start with Trudy and Tammy, if they will move with him to Wichita. Trudy agrees.