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Scott invites Lou to a black-tie dinner on the same night as the local high school's semi-formal. Meanwhile, Ty accompanies Amy to the local dance, leaving Jack home alone to mind the ranch. (Repeat).

DNA evidence in a murder case leads Danny and Baez to identical twins with identical alibis. Also, Frank learns Nicky is interviewing for a job at the Justice Coalition, which he rarely sees eye-to-eye with, and Jamie visits Eddie's father, Armin, in prison. (Repeat).

A philanthropist's murder leads to a probe of a glue factory's staff. (Repeat).

Monica gets a lesson in humility when she helps a homeless man (Gregory Harrison) and two of his comrades (Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Marion Ross). Julie: Kathryn Rossetter. Gus: Stefan Gierasch. Ox: Ken Page. Monica: Roma Downey. Tess: Della Reese. (Repeat).

A cycle accident shatters a baseball star's dream of reaching the pros. First of two parts. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Deke Jr.: Ken Olandt. Deke Sr.: Jim Haynie. Susan: Shelby Leverington. Eleanor: Bobbi Block. (Repeat).

Ministering God's unconditional love and grace.

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

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

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.

Matters of faith are discussed. (Repeat).

John Hagee Ministries have a mission to take the Gospel to all the world and all generations.

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

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

Religious programming (Repeat).

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.

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. (Repeat).

Ministering God's unconditional love and grace.

Gospel artists perform with the Gaither Vocal Band. (Repeat).

Isabelle and Nick blend French Canadian culture and Greek traditions together in their wedding. (Repeat).

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

After eight years in refugee camps in the Ivory Coast and Ghana, Leo Nupolu Johnson came to Canada as a government-assisted refugee. He has been recognized worldwide for his contributions to his new country and its citizens. (Repeat).

Maria's mother Gloria comes to visit right as Maria gets sick, causing Gloria and Sarah to think she might be pregnant. Meanwhile, Nate takes care of a 'practice baby' named Boboy. (Repeat).

Catholic Mass from the Loretto Abbey Chapel in Toronto.

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Tenants and a landlord square off over rent and damages. (Repeat).

Pranks and a payback play out when schoolmates clash. Also: a battle over the balance on a student loan. (Repeat).

A group of young men planned a San Francisco trip to commemorate their friend's passing. But the day before, the plaintiff received a photo of his friends on the train en route! He claims they changed the dates without telling him, and that one of their girlfriends went in his place. His feelings are hurt, and he's out 300 bucks. Can the judges help him get an apology and/or his money back?

A mother and her sons were road-tripping to a family reunion when a deer in the road destroyed their van. A local mom and pop repair shop promised to fix it, even offering to deliver the van to her. She claims they fell short, and now she wants a refund and travel reimbursement.; Ex-partners Alexandra and Alexandro come to court over shared credit card debt. He promised in a text to repay her for

Doug fumes when he learns, before attending the wedding of a guy Carrie grew up with, that Carrie and the groom had sex once. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. Harold: Anthony Powers. Todd: James Castle Stevens. (Repeat).

Mike's plant is closed for research after he finds a dinosaur bone in the quarry, and he begins to feel like a dinosaur himself when he sees how much technology has affected searching for a new job. Meanwhile, Brick decides to run for school historian, and Frankie feels like she must come to his rescue.

Mike becomes ill, and Molly and her mom argue about who's better at nursing him back to health.