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Religious Programming.

Advice for couples to establish and strengthen Christ-centered marriages.

A classic segment of the 1950s sketch-comedy series "Your Show of Shows" that spoofs "This Is Your Life" and stars Sid Caesar as a reluctant honoree reunited with some overly emotional relatives and friends. Carl Reiner costars as the emcee.

A talk show featuring guests, lifestyle segments and controversial topics.

Religious programming is featured.

In Touch Ministries is the broadcast teaching ministry of Dr. Charles Stanley.

James and Betty Robison host guests who speak on a variety of topics, offering hope and help.

Religious Programming.

James and Betty Robison host guests who speak on a variety of topics, offering hope and help.

A long-running celebration of Southern gospel with Grammy-winning hosts, backed by the Gaither Vocal Band and guest artists.

James and Betty Robison host guests who speak on a variety of topics, offering hope and help.

Ministering God's unconditional love and grace.

Author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shares encouragement to help people enjoy daily life.

Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein promotes understanding between Jews and Christians, and broad support for Israel and other shared concerns.

Canada's longest running Christian daily television talk show spotlights stories of people—whether they be world leaders, celebrities, sports figures or everyday people—who have had life-changing encounters with God.

Melinda Estabrooks and friends share the joys of navigating through relationships and life.

Inspirational messages are shared.

Life Outreach International encourages the support of missions and relief programs worldwide.

Inspirational messages from Pastor David Jeremiah.

Spotlighting area businesses.

James and Betty Robison host guests who speak on a variety of topics, offering hope and help.

Bible study is the focus of this religious series.

Catholic Mass from the Loretto Abbey Chapel in Toronto.

Contestants test their knowledge on a variety of topics, from history to pop culture. They compete to win cash prizes by answering questions in this classic quiz show.

The parents of a teen boy are told that his ex-lover gave birth, but is it all a lie? (Repeat).

Judge Judy Sheindlin states the obvious to make a comparison between a young man who brings his new, half-clothed girlfriend to court out of alleged spite for his ex; and the judge tells it like it is when a young woman refuses to return her best friend's dog, calls the police, and locks him out. (Repeat).

(New).

How did a grandmother and granddaughter both end up on the ground in a tug-of-war over a car battery. It started with a loan that went unpaid five years ago and has snowballed into chaos. Now the grandmother is suing over a four-foot fence that was replaced with a six-foot fence. (Repeat).

Two teams try to outdo each other in giving the best answer on two sides of various issues. The game features conflicting opinions and preferences of various survey participants on certain issues in different categories, which the players must discern. It is hosted by comedian Jaleel White.

Life's good for deliveryman Doug Heffernan, until his newly widowed father-in-law, Arthur, moves in with him and his wife Carrie. Doug is no longer the king of his domain, and instead of having a big screen television in his recently renovated basement, he now has a crazy old man.

A sitcom about a working-class family in the U.S. heartland follows the daily strife of frazzled mom Frankie who, alongside her husband, raises their three kids, the youngest being an outcast at school because of his unusual behavior.

A couple struggles with overeating.

Murdoch investigates the stabbing death of a doomsayer on the eve of Halley's Comet. (Repeat).