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Ty and Amy learn that Mrs. Bell has moved out of her home and away from Sugarfoot.

While visiting his dad in Wellington, New Zealand, 11-year-old Jake obtains the skin of a selkie, a mythical sea creature who transforms from a seal to a woman when on land.

Jake follows in his dad's footsteps by gathering clues to support his hypothesis; Jessie teaches Jake a valuable lesson when he gets in trouble with some of the local kids.

Help for amateur do-it-yourselfers.

Caroline Line Found is the star player and captain of the volleyball team at West High School in Iowa City, Iowa. Her tragic death in an accident inspires Caroline's coach and teammates to band together to try to win the state championship.

A friend from Jack's past shows up at Heartland when one of their old band mates passes away.

Shane arrives for the summer; Tim tries to impress the kids with a Western day trip.

Ty and Amy learn that Mrs. Bell has moved out of her home and away from Sugarfoot.

A high-school student who lost his legs in an accident regains his will to live. With Michael Landon and Victor French.

Max disagrees with Principal Whitney's discipline; Grace becomes obsessed with the Dionne quintuplets.

Preston is concerned for Veronica when her ex-boyfriend comes to town; Amanda's team looks into identity theft crimes.

It's an emergency when Mr. McGillick's World's Best Principal mug goes missing; Poppy has lost her hat, and now she can't play outside.

The Fixers travel to Tampico, Mexico to build a repair center for children in wheelchairs.

Kirby heads to Copperas Cove, Texas where he tries his hand at carving discarded Christmas trees into canes for wounded veterans.

An animal-loving girl gets a big surprise from Hoofbeats to Healing.

An address from the professor of English and founding director of the BYU Humanities Center, Matthew Wickman.

Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles; the doctrine of belonging comes down to this for each of us.

The Fixers work with Crescer, a non-profit dedicated to helping the homeless; together they build É Um Restaurante, a restaurant staffed by the unhoused community; This restaurant will help train a community that needs work.

A greedy son (Jonathan Frakes) wants to institutionalize his eccentric father (Ron Moody), a construction tycoon.

Preston tries to keep President's Cafe open; letters containing poisonous chemicals are sent to medical professionals.

A film director's arrival in town fuels Grace's dreams of stardom; Fat enters a public-speaking contest.

Ty is injured when he crashes his bike, leaving Jack to search for help.

Hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton provide an exclusive look at BYU football, basketball and more; in-depth analysis, athlete interviews and commentary on all things BYU athletics.

Kaelyn knows little of her Korean heritage; her grandfather, Hae Suk, moved to Canada as a young man and hasn't shared much of his difficult past with his family.

Families share tearful goodbyes before teams continue their journey; contestants must work the red carpet before they can meet more family members; a new team takes the lead.

Caroline Line Found is the star player and captain of the volleyball team at West High School in Iowa City, Iowa. Her tragic death in an accident inspires Caroline's coach and teammates to band together to try to win the state championship.

Adventures told through the eyes of children.

A film director's arrival in town fuels Grace's dreams of stardom; Fat enters a public-speaking contest.

When Tim's young racehorse, Cisco, is stolen on the way to his maiden race, Amy and Ty get help tracking him down from an unlikely source - Ty's stepfather, Wade.

Amy bravely tries to heal an abused racehorse; Ty and Jack think she's finally taken on more than she can handle.

Ty's mother, Lily, returns to Heartland with shocking news; Amy continues to work with Alcatraz.

Dr. Harrison finds both his career and reputation ruined and his courtship destroyed, while Miss Matty receives devastating news, but the ladies of Cranford rally to help.

Beatrix Potter (Renée Zellweger) overcomes many obstacles in her quest to become a writer, including a domineering mother and the chauvinism prevalent in Victorian England.

Derrick travels to Thailand to help disabled elephants Mae Mai and Khun Dej.

When Tim's young racehorse, Cisco, is stolen on the way to his maiden race, Amy and Ty get help tracking him down from an unlikely source - Ty's stepfather, Wade.

Amy bravely tries to heal an abused racehorse; Ty and Jack think she's finally taken on more than she can handle.

Ty's mother, Lily, returns to Heartland with shocking news; Amy continues to work with Alcatraz.

A greedy son (Jonathan Frakes) wants to institutionalize his eccentric father (Ron Moody), a construction tycoon.

A film director's arrival in town fuels Grace's dreams of stardom; Fat enters a public-speaking contest.

In a look back at Season 1, actress Jessica Lundy examines the crime of smuggling illegal ivory into the United States; a counterfeit sports memorabilia scam.

A little girl's drone flies off and disappears -- but the Inbestigators witnessed everything; Maudie's dad stops by the office for her birthday.

The Fixers fly to Bukura in Kenya to meet with Carolyne Daisy of the Daisy Centre and School; they build a livestock area to provide protein for the children.

The Fixers travel to a remote island in Alaska to help "Alaska's Healing Hearts," an organization dedicated to helping veterans reintegrate into society through outdoor recreational activities.

Civil War battles.

The destructive weapons of war.

The Cajuste and the Daynes families need to survive three days in the wild, on a 13-mile race to see who will claim the $10,000 prize.

Buddy Love has a front limb deformity that keeps his elbows locked, so he needs a cart to help him get around; Derrick heads to Laconia, Minn., to meet Marvel, a puppy who was born without her front right paw and has never walked on four legs before.

Katie's friends and the hosts give her the birthday celebration she deserves.

RJ starts an on-board radio station to spout his conspiracy theories; a mysterious love note is found on the ship.

A queen is wooed by a servant and a royal scion; Shakespearean plights and surprise snake bites.

Young Bennett and Penelope must work together to fend off an alien crystal.

Snodgrass creates a giant vampire-dentist-robot to capture the Guardian.

Tomatoes; muffins; candy; gnocchi.

Bagels; airplane food; Sun Chips; organic vegan carrot cake.

Teenager Ruby O'Reilly (Zoe Wiesenthal) becomes the keeper of an old wishing well. Now, it's up to her to grant the unfulfilled wishes of the people in her town. Using empathy and kindness, Ruby and her best friends work to make every wish come true.

Holly is jealous when she discovers that Amy and Piper are trying out for cheerleading together, so she tries to sabotage their developing friendship.

Jonathan and Mark clash with a warden over reforms that would unite female inmates with their children.

Amy discovers a teen with a gift for horses at Cooper's therapy center; Lou is pressured to shut the center down over recent break-ins; Lisa has Jack install a security system with Parker's help.

After a break-in at Heartland, unwelcome memories of his father flood Jack; Amy and Logan work with a wild horse; Tim and Parker form an unlikely duo to find the stolen goods.

Amy and Shadow find themselves in jeopardy on a cattle drive; Lou feels overlooked when the issue of Heartland Beef's succession plan is raised; Parker and Katie babysit Lyndy and things go awry.

Beatrix Potter (Renée Zellweger) overcomes many obstacles in her quest to become a writer, including a domineering mother and the chauvinism prevalent in Victorian England.

Tamara wants to play kiss chasey; Melanie thinks she discovered a possum's head in the sand.

A poor Jewish milkman (Topol) and his wife (Norma Crane) try to marry off their five daughters in czarist Russia.

A high-school baseball coach (Dennis Quaid) makes it to the Major Leagues as a middle-aged relief pitcher.

A poor Jewish milkman (Topol) and his wife (Norma Crane) try to marry off their five daughters in czarist Russia.

A high-school baseball coach (Dennis Quaid) makes it to the Major Leagues as a middle-aged relief pitcher.

A single mom of five who worked tirelessly to save up for a home for her family needs help furnishing the new house.