Basket borrows code from two solved puzzles to draw rectangles from four numbers, runs out of room in a node, and gets the picture to print after one wrong direction.
Basket learns how the image panel takes coordinates and colors, fills Image Test Pattern 1 with white from one node, then draws the checkerboard of Image Test Pattern 2 with two.
Basket learns the stack memory node on Sequence Reverser, then builds Signal Multiplier from a loop of additions and finds out the hard way that the inputs can be zero.
Basket places the rocket silo, chases one shortage after another for the parts, scrambles to build a satellite at the last minute, and launches the rocket that ends Season 2.
Basket rebuilds Sequence Peak Detector around two storage nodes, chases a zero and a stray -1 through breakpoints, and gets it passing with a 999 trick.
Basket finally taps the oil: pumps, refineries and chemical plants turn it into plastic, a dead coal line gets replaced, and work starts on the rocket's parts.
Basket starts Sequence Peak Detector from an empty grid and spends the episode writing min and max code, running short of lines before ever pressing run.
Basket builds a second logistic network to push the wall out toward a new oil field, through big spitters, night power drops and a long list of shortages.
Basket builds a detector for three zeros in a row, gets it passing with six nodes, then rebuilds it with four after fighting a jump that will not land.
Basket builds a concrete cell for the rocket silo, chases empty iron mines by train, and squeezes more plastic out of the base by trimming batteries and drones.
Basket passes two segments in one video: Sequence Counter, after one wrong line eats a value, and Signal Edge Detector, after it trips on a change of exactly 10.
Basket trims the Signal Comparator down to a friend's score, then passes Signal Multiplexer and Sequence Generator, dropping a node from the second on the way out.
Basket sends science by train to two new research stations, builds power armor with its own robots, pushes the wall into tougher enemies, and finds plastic is the real bottleneck.
Basket starts TIS-100 by reading the manual, then passes the first four segments, fixing a column of zeros in the Differential Converter along the way.