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In this episode of Practical Bash and Terminal Skills, we explore the use of TR to replace, delete, and trim characters from strings. Initially thought to stand for trim, TR actually means translate characters. By providing two arguments - the source and target strings - we can replace characters in a given string. For example, replacing I with 1 creates a new string. TR can be used for various character replacements, making it a versatile tool for manipulating strings.