BYU (Brigham Young University)

A young prizefighter (Michael Shaner) puts his career on the line and learns the unsavory truth about his manager-brother. With Michael Landon and Victor French.

Hub and Fat (Dylan Provencher, Tyrone Savage) fantasize about collecting the reward offered for information about a bank robbery.

Scammers take advantage of people after a hurricane; Veronica starts to date a trivia host and enlists Preston to help her with her relationship.

Mrs. Maniaci's doorbell is broken, and nobody's car keys are working; Kyle and Ezra team up for an online math competition.

Casey, Lizzie and Nora decide to add a feminine touch to the living room.

Casey tries to change her reputation by teaming up with the school's biggest slacker for an English project - Derek.

Streetwise Opera uses music to help people make positive changes in their lives.

Todd visits Hawaii, where he meets a man living the ancient way and a famous rooster.

W. Justin Dyer, professor of religious education.

Pamela Brubaker, associate professor of public relations in the School of Communications.

Elaine Bradley shares her personal take on living a faithful life; Sister Michelle Amos, a NASA engineer, chooses to serve as a mission president with her husband; Yaphet Bustos and Ethan Jones bring an old hymn back to life with a new melody.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith and inspiration, and sings sacred hymns both new and old from around the world as well as uplifting selections from the American songbook.

Jonathan and Mark (Michael Landon, Victor French) help a black family relocate to an exclusive neighborhood. With Janice Kent and Gabriel Damon.

Scam schools teach young college students how to commit scams; Amanda and Mitch are on the case, with more help from Noah than they could have imagined.

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

Amy enters a professional colt starting competition.

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics.

The Fixers travel to Costa Rica to help the women in the small town of San Jose de la Pinilla by creating a spot where they can sell their artisanal goods, along with a space to cook and bake local delicacies that can be sold to the public.

Nolin meets his birth father; Kentrelle is welcomed by new family members.

A lost Peruvian bear (Ben Whishaw) finds shelter with a kind British family, but a museum taxidermist (Nicole Kidman) has designs on his rare hide.

Mrs. Gonsha's students are excited to graduate, until they discover that a classmate might not move on with them.

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

When fears of holding on or letting go grip the family, they look to each other for support through dangerous challenges.

The past year has brought unexpected change to the Heartland family; Amy deals with a major upheaval in her life; Lou copes with the reality of being the mayor of Hudson; Georgie revisits her dream of the Olympics.

Amy must face a difficult truth when her efforts to help a young girl form a connection with her new horse takes an unexpected turn; Lou faces harsh criticism as mayor; a cattle drive brings up difficult memories for Jack.

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

A college basketball coach (Gene Hackman) leaves the Navy in 1951 and becomes coach of an underdog Indiana high-school team.

When fears of holding on or letting go grip the family, they look to each other for support through dangerous challenges.

The past year has brought unexpected change to the Heartland family; Amy deals with a major upheaval in her life; Lou copes with the reality of being the mayor of Hudson; Georgie revisits her dream of the Olympics.

Amy must face a difficult truth when her efforts to help a young girl form a connection with her new horse takes an unexpected turn; Lou faces harsh criticism as mayor; a cattle drive brings up difficult memories for Jack.

Jonathan and Mark (Michael Landon, Victor French) help a black family relocate to an exclusive neighborhood. With Janice Kent and Gabriel Damon.

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

A young student is bullied at a local middle school; the inspectors find that there is more to it than hurtful words; Veronica realizes her new boyfriend isn't who he seems to be.

A woman accuses the crossing guard of stealing her handbag; the Inbestigators enter a competition for young entrepreneurs.

Casey volunteers to organize the wedding reception for her aunt; however she must deal with the constant criticism from her nemesis, cousin Vicki.

Casey helps Derek with his "merchandising business" while he has the chicken pox.

Reverend Richard Joyener launched the Conetoe Family Life Center to improve community health.

Todd meets a man from India and a man who saves lives as a hobby; Todd reunites with a newlywed couple.

Melissa P. Larson, professor of accountancy at the BYU Marriott School of Business.

Brooke A. Robertson, policy manager and analyst for BYU's Integrity and Compliance Office, delivers the weekly devotional from the Provo, Utah campus.

Host Ben Lomu and special guests take a deeper dive into concepts and doctrines from the Old Testament that correlate with the weekly "Come, Follow Me" resource.

A vaudevillian (Donald O'Connor) gets a second chance at success and reconciliation with his egotistic son.

Amanda and Mitch investigate a robbery at a local post office; Preston and Veronica help Noah compete in his favorite live action role-playing game, "Shields and Potions.".

Though everyone is relieved that Hub and Fat no longer have to watch over Pal, the collie refuses to leave Hub's side.

Peter's announcement throws Lou's wedding plans into disarray; Amy and Ty are forced to make a difficult decisions about their future.

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics.

The Fixers travel to the remote, indiginous village of Pierre Kondre, Suriname to meet with Claudia Maatsen of the Asajaka Weno cooperative.

Carolen meets another sister; Nolin learns crucial information about his adoption.

A college basketball coach (Gene Hackman) leaves the Navy in 1951 and becomes coach of an underdog Indiana high-school team.

Though everyone is relieved that Hub and Fat no longer have to watch over Pal, the collie refuses to leave Hub's side.

Amy grudgingly helps Ty's mother, Lily, with a traumatized racehorse; Lou gets into even more hot water when she tries to sell Hudson as a "must see" tourist destination.

Disaster strikes Hudson when a train derails and causes an explosion that threatens the town; a wild fire quickly spreads toward the rodeo grounds and, Amy rushes to save the abandoned horses there.

The wild, black stallion that Amy rehomed from Will's ranch is brutally forced out of the herd by the new leader; leaving Amy to track down the injured horse and nurse him back to health.

When Alli breaks a rare bird's egg at school, she embarks on a quest to find a new one.

After Alli makes a wish for a best friend, she is shocked to find it comes true.

Derrick flies to Roatan, Honduras, to meet with three people who are working at a local rescue; they are on the quest to find homes for over 200 dogs before the shelter closes; Derrick decides to build prosthetics for four dogs.

Derrick's family joins him in Honduras where he builds mobility devices for four special needs dogs Gigi, Jillian, Rachel, and Tippy Toes; he also uses social media to bring awareness to the shelter's 200 dogs in need of homes before it shuts down.

A Skye terrier guards the churchyard grave of the Scottish policeman (Thomas Lockyer) who was his master.

When Melanie decides to have a cake stall to raise money for homeless puppies, Atticus gets jealous and sets up a rival fundraiser.

Amy grudgingly helps Ty's mother, Lily, with a traumatized racehorse; Lou gets into even more hot water when she tries to sell Hudson as a "must see" tourist destination.

Disaster strikes Hudson when a train derails and causes an explosion that threatens the town; a wild fire quickly spreads toward the rodeo grounds and, Amy rushes to save the abandoned horses there.

The wild, black stallion that Amy rehomed from Will's ranch is brutally forced out of the herd by the new leader; leaving Amy to track down the injured horse and nurse him back to health.

A vaudevillian (Donald O'Connor) gets a second chance at success and reconciliation with his egotistic son.

Though everyone is relieved that Hub and Fat no longer have to watch over Pal, the collie refuses to leave Hub's side.

The inspectors investigate a diamond heist at an airport; Preston and Noah help Veronica get back on her feet after a bad breakup.

Someone sabotages a lemonade stand; at a school fundraiser, the fortune teller's predictions are eerily accurate.

The game is on, and Casey and Derek face off for the prized areas of the house.

Casey tries to ruin Derek's babysitting date with Sandra by leaving him alone with Marti the Monster.

Bike & Build leads youth groups on cross-country bicycle tours to help build affordable housing.

Todd revisits Aubrey whom he met several years ago; a doctor cares for dead people.

Gus Hart, professor of physics and astronomy.

Various leaders of the Latter-day Saints community speak to college students at BYU.

The Fixers travel to Zacapa, Guatemala, to build a mobility lab so amputated patients can test out their prosthesis on a variety of terrain; they work with the Range of Motion Project (ROMP), who bring prosthetic devices to the people who need them.

Jonathan (Michael Landon) helps a boy (Garrette Patrick Ratliff) who escapes into a fantasy world following the tragic death of his father.

A university discovers that a student is using a false identity; the gang must figure out who the student really is.

Fat plays a small role in a Chautaugua show; Aunt Grace helps Honey when hardship forces her into a charity shelter.

Ty returns to Heartland with a surprise guest.

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics.

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.

Kentrelle (Team Blue) battles conflicting emotions after meeting a grandmother.

A Skye terrier guards the churchyard grave of the Scottish policeman (Thomas Lockyer) who was his master.

Tamara accuses Melanie of not washing her hands, so Atticus and Debra-Jo investigate what happened.

Fat plays a small role in a Chautaugua show; Aunt Grace helps Honey when hardship forces her into a charity shelter.

A group of wild horses need new homes; Amy must get back to her Miracle Girl roots and host her first horse clinic in over a year.

Tim seeks out help from an unlikely person when he finds himself competing in a polo match; Amy is concerned her daughter isn't adjusting well to her new reality; she makes a decision that worries Jack.

Caleb finds a memento from the past that he thinks will have special meaning for Amy; surprisingly, it's Jack who has some mixed emotions stirred up by the gift.

Darcy introduces Elizabeth to his sister, Georgiana; in spite of Miss Bingley's best efforts, their relationship is growing warmer, until Elizabeth receives a piece of distressing news from Longbourn.

From Smith Fieldhouse in Provo, Utah.

Teenage Alec (Kelly Reno) jets to North Africa to win back his beloved Arabian horse, stolen by Moroccans.

Tim seeks out help from an unlikely person when he finds himself competing in a polo match; Amy is concerned her daughter isn't adjusting well to her new reality; she makes a decision that worries Jack.

Caleb finds a memento from the past that he thinks will have special meaning for Amy; surprisingly, it's Jack who has some mixed emotions stirred up by the gift.

Jonathan (Michael Landon) helps a boy (Garrette Patrick Ratliff) who escapes into a fantasy world following the tragic death of his father.

Fat plays a small role in a Chautaugua show; Aunt Grace helps Honey when hardship forces her into a charity shelter.

Amanda and Mitch go under cover at a local diner to catch the crime family responsible for a diamond heist; Noah enlists Preston and Veronica to help him with an "escape room" opportunity, but they soon realize it is more than just a game.

Someone slips Mr. McGillick's phone into a tub of rice; the Inbestigators shoot a commercial, but, first, they have to find Ezra's fish.

When Derek causes Casey to sprain her ankle, she schemes to take one of his prized possessions.

Casey attempts to organize the household chores, while Nora tries to repair her relationship with the neighbors.

The Fixers build a community-run kitchen in the Bolivian Amazon rainforest.

The War of 1812 begins.

Westward expansion begins when Daniel Boone leads settlers into the great unknown.

BYU men's basketball coach Kevin Young and "The Voice of the Cougars" Greg Wrubell discuss the current season of BYU men's basketball.

Derrick travels to Mooresville, North Carolina to meet the Russell family and build a custom cart for their 11-month-old corgi, Boots, who was born with front limb deformities.

The hosts help Lucy make blankets for children all over the world to help them through hard times.

Three days into the mission, the crew is on the brink of starvation after RJ ejects the ship's entire food supply into space; Stuart attempts to keep everyone focused on the ship; Natalie does her best to keep the crew from making the problem worse.

The troupe creates a improvised fantasy with actress Kelly Stables ("Superstore").Guests: Kelly Stables..

Casey and Lizzie are going to spend Christmas with their dad in New York City; Derek is headed for fun in the sun at Ralph's grandmother's place in Florida; Edwin and Marti are going skiing with their mom at Mont Tremblant.

While studying for a test on the great romantic figure Ivanhoe, Casey decides that even in a modern world, there's something noble about a chivalrous guy risking life and limb to protect his loved ones.

The ultimate movie night snack menu including chocolaty Smarties, salty potato chips with caramel corn, ice cream sandwiches, and moon pie bites.

Birthday cake ice cream; edible waffle bowls; mountains of cotton candy; a giant chocolate piñata.

A famous bank robbery in Emerald's past becomes the focus of Ruby's latest wish, but the wisher is the last person she would've suspected. After a lifetime of keeping a crushing secret, the wisher worries the past is about to catch up with them.

Amy's anxiety grows when she watches a documentary about climate change; Heather gets hurt during rugby and learns to prioritize her health.

After experiencing a devastating blow to their plans to have a family, Paul and Michele realize the child they want is already in their lives.

Amy and Ty worry about the impact a surprise visitor will have on Luke.

Georgie's graduation has finally arrived but so has a mysterious figure from her past.

Amy is asked to spend time at an art retreat to work with an artist's allegedly traumatized horse.

Atticus' mother gets a job overseas and he finds out he must leave his friends on Halloween which is even scarier than Halloween itself.

Kermit and company try to take their variety show to Broadway, while Miss Piggy grows jealous of a friendly waitress.

A New Jersey teen (Ralph Macchio) moves to California, meets bullies and learns karate from a handyman, Mr. Miyagi (Noriyuki "Pat" Morita).

From Smith Fieldhouse in Provo, Utah.

In Nazi-era Germany, Death narrates a tale of a foster child, who learns to read from the kindly father and befriends a Jewish boy, whom her foster parents are hiding.

A New Jersey teen (Ralph Macchio) moves to California, meets bullies and learns karate from a handyman, Mr. Miyagi (Noriyuki "Pat" Morita).

Kermit and company try to take their variety show to Broadway, while Miss Piggy grows jealous of a friendly waitress.

Kirby volunteers at a cafe in San Francisco run entirely by at-risk youth.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith and inspiration, and sings sacred hymns both new and old from around the world as well as uplifting selections from the American songbook.

Prominent members of the Church address young adults.

Host Ben Lomu and special guests take a deeper dive into concepts and doctrines from the Old Testament that correlate with the weekly "Come, Follow Me" resource.

President Alvin F. Meredith III of Brigham Young University-Idaho and Sister Jennifer E. Meredith. The blessings of the Atonement of Christ are not only for the next life, but also enrich and uplift us in our mortal journey.

Christian Euvrard is a former Director of the Paris Institute of Religion; he writes and edits biographies and books in French.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Strive to make a meaningful contribution as you engage in new countries, communities, neighborhoods, and wards-wherever you may be.

Phillip Rash shares spiritual insights in a weekly devotional address.

A look at the work of Rebecca Klundt, a mixed media artist with a "construction quilting" style, and J Kirk Richards, a painter and sculptor who is drawn to themes of service and healing.

Elaine Bradley hosts "American Idol" star David Archuleta and Dominican singer Lilly Goodman.

Lisa Valentine Clark, Tyler Bastian and Payton and Krissy Wilgar discuss learning to love.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration; enjoying sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook.

Host Ben Lomu and special guests take a deeper dive into concepts and doctrines from the Old Testament that correlate with the weekly "Come, Follow Me" resource.

Jesus returns to his childhood home of Nazareth for the Jewish New Year celebration; while reunited with loved ones, Jesus must address the rumors surrounding his divine mission and ministry.

Moms discuss how they have taught their kids to use social media as a tool; Amie Anger, a licensed child and family therapist, talks about the decision to be on social media; the Geigles talk about the pressures of the internet.

February 3-9 ----- D&C 6-9 ----- Joined by scholar Jasmin Gimenez Rappleye and special guest President Steven J. Lund, Young Men General Presidency.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration; enjoying sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook.

The apostles return home from their missions but are confused about how they performed their miracles; Eden befriends a new woman in town.

Margaret Thatcher (Meryl Streep) breaks through class and gender barriers to become the United Kingdom's first female prime minister.

Gwen finds the girl behind the poison pen letters and learns a lesson about forgiveness and second chances; Susan and Ruth get some guidance from Mr. Parker that helps them find the ancient chamber.

As the girls make their final preparations for the play, Jo and Gwen connect over their family situations; Felicity feels the impact of stage fright; Ruth and Susan finally discover the ancient chamber as well as Mr. Murray's true colors.

Prominent members of the Church address young adults.

Darcy introduces Elizabeth to his sister, Georgiana; in spite of Miss Bingley's best efforts, their relationship is growing warmer, until Elizabeth receives a piece of distressing news from Longbourn.

A storybook stableboy turns pirate (Cary Elwes) and rescues his beloved (Robin Wright), who is about to marry a dreadful prince.

Daddy Warbucks (Albert Finney) protects little orphan Annie (Aileen Quinn) from Miss Hannigan (Carol Burnett) and crooks in Depression-era New York.

A storybook stableboy turns pirate (Cary Elwes) and rescues his beloved (Robin Wright), who is about to marry a dreadful prince.

Daddy Warbucks (Albert Finney) protects little orphan Annie (Aileen Quinn) from Miss Hannigan (Carol Burnett) and crooks in Depression-era New York.