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Could the biblical story of Noah be true? 8,000 years ago, rising sea levels had global oceans surging. With the power of all the world’s oceans at its back, the Mediterranean Sea burst through the Bosporus Strait in modern-day Turkey with cataclysmic force. When the flood was over the sea had claimed a landmass twice the size of Ireland.

In 6,000 B.C., 8,000 years before the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, waves taller than the Statue of Liberty ravaged the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, devastating ancient villages and killing untold numbers.

65 million years ago an asteroid crashed into Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. 75% of all life vanished, but could a single asteroid have been the lone killer? Theories about what happened after the impact have been speculated on by the scientific community. Ranging from global warming to worldwide firestorms, ideas have been put forth, but none have been proven. Then in 1995 a new theory claimed that a powerful storm known as a Hypercane caused the extinction. The Hypercane allegedly reaches 20 miles into the Stratosphere and has wind speeds of up to 700 miles per hour.

House treats a famous soap opera star when he believes the patient has a serious condition even though there’s no evidence indicating that’s the case. Meanwhile, Wilson and Amber have their first fight.

Killer bees threaten a day care center. Mike brings his best rat catcher to track down the enemy at a Hollywood Hills mansion, a woman finally faces the severity of her roach problem and Mike plays psychologist for a customer.

The team reviews footage from NASA showing unidentified objects in space. Apollo astronaut Edgar Mitchell and former NASA contractor Donna Hare are interviewed.