Dr. Drew On Call

We've heard unusual defenses before: The Twinkie defense, sleepwalking defense, the PMS defense and so on. Would having a seizure - and then blacking out – account for the alleged actions of a mother who's accused of killing her child in the most heinous way? Dr. Drew and his guests have some thoughts about what is– and isn't– a legitimate medical defense.

Plus, GCB!  The "G" stand for Good. The "C" stands for Christian. And the "B"? Well, you decide. It's a TV show making waves for its over-the-top portrayal of some southern, religious women. Is this offensive? Is it satire? Is it just plain entertainment? Tune in...and watch out!

Paging Dr. Owen Hunt! Actor Kevin McKidd plays a doctor who experienced post-traumatic stress disorder on the hit TV show. He has taken a personal, off-screen interest in the condition, and helping those with it. He joins Dr. Drew for a frank discussion about PTSD. Now that the Iraq war is officially over, many more servicemen and women are likely to experience the condition. We'll meet a real-life wife who tells us about the toll it can take on caretakers.

And Dr. Drew and his guests will discuss the testimony in the Penn State child sex abuse case. The man who claims he saw Jerry Sandusky assaulting a boy, speaks under oath, at a prelimary hearing.

The teenager who fatally shot a fellow student in the head has agreed to spend 21 years in prison. A plea deal avoids a second trial for Brandon McInerney. His first trial ended in a mistrial. Is this justice for the victim, Larry King? Dr. Drew and his guests have some answers.

In another school-related case, a girl was suspended for touching her teacher. The student says she was simply stretching and that any contact was incidental. The teacher says it was deliberate. Who's right? Who's wrong?

Here's the full 10 minute video produced by Boston area teens who say they want more and better sex education taught in their schools.