Great American Faith and Living

The Cartwrights befriend a boy whose father has been sent to jail and whose mother has recently died.

Little Joe falls for a Gypsy who believes she is a witch and, therefore, an outcast.

The deputized Cartwrights sentence a murderer to hang at dawn.

A young bank robber gets a job on the Ponderosa to prevent the sheriff from finding the other members of his gang.

Hoss befriends a former Army scout (Henry Hull) who drinks to forget the massacre of his troop.

Backwoods freeloader Lafe Crick lingers on at the Clampett mansion as an unwanted guest in search of an easy fortune.

Elly May enters the Miss Beverly Hills beauty contest.

A rural family reluctantly exchanges a one-room mountain cabin for $25 million and a 35-room mansion.

Jed and his family are mistaken for a staff of crazy servants when they move into their new mansion.

The Clampetts find that their mansion is a poor substitute for their mountain shack.

When Mr. Drysdale describes Mrs. Drysdale as being a hypochondriac, the Clampetts assume she is a drunk.

When Drysdale suggests buying good stock, Jed quickly buys some cows, pigs and chickens.

As winter approaches, the rush to build two summer getaway homes is on; Peter leads his team in Alberta while Bryan Jr. and his guys head north to Alaska.

In Northern British Columbia, a challenging modern log home has Beat and his crew risking life and limb; Joel and Bryan Sr. take a chance on hiring an eccentric perfectionist to carve a life-size statue on a tight deadline.

After Beat and Sam build a beautiful home in Alberta, the clients egg them on to a paint ball battle on their acreage; Peter rebuilds a massive barn for an old friend, but first he gets to demolish it.

In the Prairies, Peter gets stuck in the mud, trying to make a client's dreams come true; Beat helps Sam with his biggest build ever, but a reckless rookie crane operator threatens to bring the whole project down.

Joel's build becomes threatened when one of his 18-wheelers wrecks; Beat and André sell a 1,000- year-old tree to an eccentric Arkansas businessman.

Joel builds an enormous house in the wilderness for a client he's never met; Bryan Sr. promises to create amazing log furniture in only one day and Beat must deliver.

Joel assembles a millionaire's retreat on a beautiful private island in England; Beat gets an emotional assignment.

Peter goes to Scotland and discovers that his boss, Bryan Sr.; has followed him; Beat and Andre face a client with buyer's remorse.

Bryan Sr. resurrects an ancient crane dubbed Rust Bucket to complete a remote fishing cabin; Beat struggles with two huge projects competing for time and square footage on the work yard.

In Kansas, tensions run high when Andre muscles in on Sam's big build; Peter's enormous project for a Russian client.

Joel pulls out all the stops, hoping his contract for four cabins in Michigan will land Pioneer an order for sixteen more; Andre's simple kitchen reno turns into a bigger deal than expected.

Andre the GM and master salesman must go to Ontario, Canada, and lead his first build in years while Beat has to collaborate in carving a hairy friend.

Just hours from Manhattan, Beat creates a country retreat for a demanding French financier, while Joel's Australian client makes a last-minute request for a three-car garage.

Beat delivers a home to a headstrong client in Utah who wants to do everything for himself while Andre covets a magazine cover story.

As winter approaches, the rush to build two summer getaway homes is on; Peter leads his team in Alberta while Bryan Jr. and his guys head north to Alaska.

The homesick Clampetts, unaware that it's Halloween, decide to go calling on their Beverly Hills neighbors.

Drysdale attempts another step in the social renovation of the Clampetts by lending them his servants.

A private school teacher is shocked to learn that her new fifth-grade student is Jethro.

Elly May's first date in Beverly Hills ends in a riot of confusion before it even starts.

Sonny Drysdale plays Pygmalion and Julius Caesar as he resumes his courtship of Elly May.

The Clampetts try to get Sonny to propose to Elly before Cousin Pearl can get her daughter Jethrine married to him.

When Granny, Uncle Jed, Elly May and Jethro decide to return to the country for the holidays, they discover airline travel.

A travel-loving couple is looking to trade in their fifth wheel for something smaller; they'd like a unit under 34 feet with a varied color scheme, a television facing the couch and a free-standing table and chairs.

A Tennessee couple looks for their first RV for their family of five; they want a towable unit with a bed for each child, a master bedroom with a door and a modern interior; he's hoping to keep the price under $30,000, but she is all about beauty.

A Louisiana family is ready to trade in their travel trailer for a fifth wheel; with a $50,000 budget, their top priorities are bunk beds for the children, plenty of storage and two air conditioning units.

A California couple loves living in their 18-foot RV full-time, but they've decided it's time for something bigger; they want to find a new unit under 35 feet with plenty of storage, a big shower and an outdoor kitchen.

Living full-time in a fifth wheel, a Colorado couple decides to switch from hauling their home to driving it; they're looking for a RV with plenty of workspace and separate dining and living areas.

A newlywed couple searches for a recreational vehicle for a honeymoon that hopefully never ends; along with their dog, they look for a fifth wheel or travel trailer with room for guests, a large pantry, a big closet, and plenty of workspace.

An adventurous Chicago couple decides to ditch the plane tickets for a Class C RV to travel around the United States; he would really like an outdoor entertainment center, while she wants large windows in the bedroom.

A couple loves to travel with their two boys, but they are tired of constantly checking in and out of hotels; while they both want to purchase a recreational vehicle for their future travels, they don't agree on which class of vehicle to buy.

Soon-to-be empty nesters Kari and Jon look for an RV in which to travel full time; Kari wants a big kitchen, while Jon is willing to get a queen bed because it takes up less space; they both agree on the need for a toy hauler for their scooters.

Ann and Lin decide to retire early and hit the road to travel full-time in an RV; they look for a Class A Diesel with plenty of room for their three dogs; Ann prefers extra storage for workout equipment; Lin wants a washer and dryer.

A Chicago couple is on the hunt for a hotel on wheels with all the luxury they need for vacations complete with heated floors, theater seating and a bath-and-a-half; a mother-daughter duo looks for a luxurious Class A RV.

A couple searches for a kid-centric RV that can sleep as many as 10 and has a separate area for the children; a Louisiana couple looks for a family-friendly fifth-wheel with bunk beds to accommodate their two young children.

Ulrika and Glenn look for a toy hauler with room for their five motorcycles and sleeping space for 10; Pat and Stephanie want a toy hauler with two bathrooms and room to brew beer and store gear.

A couple looks for a tiny travel trailer that can be pulled with their minivan; they want an RV with a standard bathroom and bunk beds for their daughters; Phil and Mary would like a small Class B or C that's easy to park and drive.

Jaci and Amanda hunt for a classic RV to be Jaci's new home; it needs to have light colors and lots of storage space for Jaci's wardrobe; Leif and Dedra want a vintage-style RV with more room than their current one.

Outdoorsy couple Katie and Noah hunt for a Class C with a full kitchen and an oven to take on cozy trips across the country; Kristen and Matt look for a Class C with bunks for their kids and a glass shower door.

The Kale family is looking to upgrade their existing RV.

A young couple looks for an RV that's environmentally friendly with a limited budget to start a new chapter in their lives.

Finding the perfect RV for a family of five to go camping while traveling.

Upgrading from a small RV to a Fifth-Wheel.

The perfect RV to accommodate a couple and their two sons.

A family of four looks for a trailer.

Finding the perfect Class A motorhome for family vacations.

An RV that acts as a mobile office and hotel to explore your country.

The search for a larger Fifth-Wheel for a growing family.

Cesareo and Janette Razo with their two children from Las Vegas upgrade to a fancy Fifth-Wheel from a small travel trailer.

A family of five needs a bigger trailer.

The Clampetts, home for Christmas, help Cousin Pearl woo Mr. Brewster, the big oil company executive.

Pearl's efforts to snag Mr. Brewster seem doomed until he makes a ridiculous public proposal.

Jed is confronted with too many cooks and not enough vittles when he invites Pearl and Jethrine to Beverly Hills.

Trying to cool a feud between Granny and Pearl, Jed takes his family on a sightseeing tour of Beverly Hills.

Drysdale's marriage is threatened when he looks to the Clampetts for a housekeeper while his wife is away.

Police and Elly's animals converge on the Clampett estate when Pearl starts giving yodeling lessons.

Two of Cousin Pearl's most ardent former suitors come to visit her in Beverly Hills.

A couple reaches a standstill during demolition, so David and Michelle come to the rescue to save their remodel.

Michelle and David Jaime rearrange a whole house for a growing family in need of a new kitchen, dining room and master bedroom.

Michelle and David are challenged to fix a previous remodel that left half of a home stuck in the 1980s.

Daniel, Kahina and their new baby live in a charming house built in 1931 but are outgrowing their space; David and Michelle Jaime come to the rescue, designing a spacious master closet, installing storage and redesigning the bathroom.

A couple with an unfinished basement apartment that they would like to rent out call in David and Michelle Jaime to finish off the work; the siblings bring in natural wood tones and durable kitchen finishes, adding their signature Hawaiian touch.

David and Michelle Jaime update the kitchen, living room and master suite in a home that has been in their client's family for generations; Michelle's design includes a built-in dining nook and a painting to reflect the family's love for fishing.

A young family calls on David and Michelle Jaime to update their 1950s home; the project involves opening up the floor plan and taking advantage of the view with a wraparound deck; however, the house sits atop a steep hill, which causes challenges.

David and Michelle Jaime take on Kimo and Jodie's third-generation house, which was built by Jodie's grandparents; David and Michelle open up the flow and transform the kitchen, while making sure their changes don't upset Jodie's family.

A couple gets in way over their heads with a DIY renovation; they call in David and Michelle Jaime to help tackle the job.

A globetrotting family hires David and Michelle Jaime to make their home feel truly Hawaiian.

David and Michelle Jaime have big plans to transform a bland backyard into the ultimate hangout for youngsters and adults.

When a father is deployed halfway around the world, David and Michelle Jaime step in to work on the remodel he was planning for his family's house.

Born and raised Hawaiians David and Michelle Jaime help newlyweds Alex and Megan transform a dated property into a beach house perfect for entertaining.

Brother-and-sister duo Michelle and David Jaime take on a massive amount of walls that have closed off a house belonging to photographers.

A couple reaches a standstill during demolition, so David and Michelle come to the rescue to save their remodel.

Michelle and David Jaime rearrange a whole house for a growing family in need of a new kitchen, dining room and master bedroom.

Michelle and David are challenged to fix a previous remodel that left half of a home stuck in the 1980s.

Daniel, Kahina and their new baby live in a charming house built in 1931 but are outgrowing their space; David and Michelle Jaime come to the rescue, designing a spacious master closet, installing storage and redesigning the bathroom.

A couple with an unfinished basement apartment that they would like to rent out call in David and Michelle Jaime to finish off the work; the siblings bring in natural wood tones and durable kitchen finishes, adding their signature Hawaiian touch.

David and Michelle Jaime update the kitchen, living room and master suite in a home that has been in their client's family for generations; Michelle's design includes a built-in dining nook and a painting to reflect the family's love for fishing.

A young family calls on David and Michelle Jaime to update their 1950s home; the project involves opening up the floor plan and taking advantage of the view with a wraparound deck; however, the house sits atop a steep hill, which causes challenges.

David and Michelle Jaime take on Kimo and Jodie's third-generation house, which was built by Jodie's grandparents; David and Michelle open up the flow and transform the kitchen, while making sure their changes don't upset Jodie's family.

A couple gets in way over their heads with a DIY renovation; they call in David and Michelle Jaime to help tackle the job.

A globetrotting family hires David and Michelle Jaime to make their home feel truly Hawaiian.

David and Michelle Jaime have big plans to transform a bland backyard into the ultimate hangout for youngsters and adults.

When a father is deployed halfway around the world, David and Michelle Jaime step in to work on the remodel he was planning for his family's house.