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Ed and Rachelle are assessing different types of energy for the Begley household needs.

Busy schedules are cutting into quality time with daughter Hayden. The solution: A family camping trip. With Rachelle in charge as the camp director, and supplies that include everything but the solar panels, the Begleys hit the trail.

Ed catches Rachelle walking into the house with bottled water. After reminding her of the consequences of her decision, Rachelle makes Ed smell their tap water and convinces him that it's too chlorinated. Ed begins researching water filter systems. Later, Rachelle looks into "red carpet" gowns created with fully organic and sustainable fabrics for a fancy awards ceremony she plans to attend. Unfortunately, once she picks out a dress, Ed is too busy to go.

Ed decides to take Rachelle on a romantic wedding anniversary getaway. Alas, it turns out to be a trip to a facility where manure is made into methane. Returning home with "waste" on his mind, Ed decides to clean out his cluttered storage unit. He gets so excited about having a neat space that he decides to remodel the garage, including the upstairs area. Rachelle is thrilled that her Pilates studio will now be remodeled. Little does she know that Ed has his sights set on using the expanded green space as an office for him and a guest bedroom.

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Rachelle gives Ed the perfect present — a home weather station equipped with the latest gadgets.

Ed helps actress Beverly D'Angelo find ways to fight noise pollution.

Singer-songwriter Sophie B. Hawkins wants Ed's expertise when it comes to eco-friendly construction.

Ed and Rachelle size up Helen Hunt's home and supervise a green redesign at a couple's house.

Actress Sharon Lawrence shares green ideas with Ed like her new soy-based installation walls.

Ed gives green advice to filmmaker Mario Van Peebles. Ed also makes Rachelle an electric hand dryer.

Ed and Rachelle visit the greenest dorm room in America, and comedy writer Bruce Vilanch drops by to see some solar-powered holiday lights

Bradley Whitford stops by Ed's house for a tour.

Larry Hagman gives Ed and Rachelle a tour of his solar-powered home.

Ed and Rachelle explore Jackson Browne's environmentally conscious ranch.

Jay Leno's Earth-friendly water heater is examined.

Ed and Rachelle meet with neighbor Bill Nye to examine his solar-powered water heater.

Ed and Rachelle do a green audit at the Bel Air estate of supermodel Cheryl Tiegs.

Ed and Rachelle are invited to the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, but they can't agree on how to get there: Ed wants to drive the hybrid; Rachelle prefers to fly. Before they go, they have some chores to finish, and Ed pays a visit to neighbor Bill Nye the Science Guy.

Ed celebrates his birthday by preparing a vegetarian spread, cooked in solar ovens. He also has a twist in mind for the birthday cake. Meanwhile, Rachelle buys an eco-friendly gift for Ed.

The kitchen is renovated with countertops made of recycled material, forcing Ed and Rachelle to do the dishes in the most unlikely of places while the construction is under way.

Ed gears up to talk to muscle-car aficionados about the future and potential of electric cars. He then pays a visit to a master car fan---Jay Leno---and scrutinizes the TV host's collection of automobiles. Meanwhile, Rachelle looks over an expansive, available house---but it's not solar-powered.

Rachelle tries to thwart Ed's plan to add rain barrels to their property. Meanwhile, Ed works to augment the backyard with yet another contraption; and he does lunch with two environmentalists.

Ed shows off his energy-efficient house, which includes solar panels and a bicycle that produces electricity when it's pedaled.