BYU (Brigham Young University)

A widow (Eileen Heckart) will lose her home to corporate developers unless neighbors will help.

The Bailey's get ready to welcome Honey home; Alice must make a life-changing decision; May rethinks her feelings for Eddy.

Preston struggles to open up at his new physical therapy group; Noah speaks to his crush's boyfriend; a criminal from the Ivory Coast scams investors with fraudulent gold.

Ava is devastated when Pixie stops talking to her after a sleepover; the new boy in school can fit a very big cookie in his mouth.

The Fixers help the Maasai in Kenya build a bead processing plant.

Kirby works with Saddles in Service to assist veterans in healing with rescue horses.

Emilie and Jenna surprise social worker Chris with a stunt plane experience; Will, Emilie, Jenna, Mason and Melanie give unsuspecting cars at a gas station a proper pit stop.

College of Nursing's Associate Dean Julie L. Valentine gives a lecture on noble responsibilities.

Chat with Stacey Shaw, a BYU associate professor of social work.

Joined by writer, poet and scholar James Goldberg and guests Ashly and Mike Costa.

A widower (Lew Ayres) pines away in a rest home, until his grandson and Jonathan give him jogging shoes.

Preston tries to work up the courage to tell Veronica what he really thinks about her before she leaves for a semester in Italy; Amanda and her team collect evidence against a suspect scamming a local church.

Hub pulls out all the stops to escort Laura to the Toronto Winter Ball; Toppy gets stuck between the demands of her resentful daughter and her soon-to-be former husband.

A trip to a fishing camp goes awry and proves to be a life-changing weekend.

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.

The Fixers head to California to help update the Shelter to Soldier facility.

The Boyers and Espinosas navigate the great outdoors and family dynamics to go for the win.

Two kids and their dog have to survive in the African bush after their plane crashes.

Kirby works with Saddles in Service to assist veterans in healing with rescue horses.

Hub pulls out all the stops to escort Laura to the Toronto Winter Ball; Toppy gets stuck between the demands of her resentful daughter and her soon-to-be former husband.

Amy tries to help Tim as he goes through a mid-life crisis and buys a hot horse instead of a traditional hot car.

Since her accident, Amy's client list has dwindled to nearly nothing, so she holds a comeback clinic to restart her career.

Amy and Ty argue over Ty's investment in a horse; Amy begins working with Prince Ahmed.

Jake enlists the help of Ted and Jessie when Robert refuses to give Cara's skin back; Ted reveals to Robert more of his tragic story but not before Robert's betrayal turns Cara into a different creature.

With Robert injured by Cara's animal rage, Jake embarks on a perilous mission to retrieve the seal skin from its underwater hiding place.

Help for amateur do-it-yourselfers.

A teen taps his computer into the NORAD missile-defense system and plays a video game, "Global Thermonuclear War.".

Amy tries to help Tim as he goes through a mid-life crisis and buys a hot horse instead of a traditional hot car.

Since her accident, Amy's client list has dwindled to nearly nothing, so she holds a comeback clinic to restart her career.

Amy and Ty argue over Ty's investment in a horse; Amy begins working with Prince Ahmed.

A widower (Lew Ayres) pines away in a rest home, until his grandson and Jonathan give him jogging shoes.

Hub pulls out all the stops to escort Laura to the Toronto Winter Ball; Toppy gets stuck between the demands of her resentful daughter and her soon-to-be former husband.

Preston leads a protest to allow a female player to join a football team; Amanda and Mitch try to catch a group stealing from postal trucks.

A prank caller keeps bothering Mrs. Maniaci in the middle of the soap opera; Kyle's favorite event of the year goes very wrong.

The Fixers help an Argentinian town construct an agricultural education center for high schoolers.

Kirby works with Life Rolls On to help people through adaptive surfing and skating.

Will and Melanie surprise Mindi, a recent widow, with a backyard makeover.

BYU professor of statistics Gilbert W. Fellingham.

Elder Kelly R. Johnson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The Fixers welcome new member Nick Bishop and build a playground for a womens shelter in Mexico.

Jonathan and Mark play Cupid for a rancher's son (John Hammond) and a horse trainer's daughter (Helen Hunt).

After an attack on one of their own, the inspectors track down a criminal sending threatening letters to a university president.

Archie tries to step up his relationship with Toppy; Pritchard's grandparents arrive and threaten to separate him from his father; Alice must make an important decision.

Amy and Ty postpone announcing their news after the fire at Lou and Peter's home.

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.

The Fixers work with New Roots Haiti to build the first grain mill for animals in northern Haiti.

As the Lutz-Carrillos fight for the win, the Serratos attempt to wrestle away the $10,000 prize.

A teen taps his computer into the NORAD missile-defense system and plays a video game, "Global Thermonuclear War.".

Archie tries to step up his relationship with Toppy; Pritchard's grandparents arrive and threaten to separate him from his father; Alice must make an important decision.

After working with Ty and Caleb's barrel-racing horse, Amy competes in a high-stakes Futurity.

When Amy returns from Europe, she struggles to adjust to life back at Heartland and in her relationship with Ty.

Amy goes into party-planning mode after Jack's announcement.

A surprise wedding causes a fracture in friendships and tragedy strikes; Matty feels she has unwittingly opened Pandora's box and fears that Cranford will never recover.

An orphan (Mary Pickford) falls in love with a wealthy, handsome man, unaware that he is her benefactor.

Grieving migrant nurse, Rosey, wants to get a large rescue dog to help fill the void of losing her husband.

Derrick needs to make four individualized prosthetics for a dog that lost all of her paws.

After working with Ty and Caleb's barrel-racing horse, Amy competes in a high-stakes Futurity.

When Amy returns from Europe, she struggles to adjust to life back at Heartland and in her relationship with Ty.

Amy goes into party-planning mode after Jack's announcement.

Jonathan and Mark play Cupid for a rancher's son (John Hammond) and a horse trainer's daughter (Helen Hunt).

Archie tries to step up his relationship with Toppy; Pritchard's grandparents arrive and threaten to separate him from his father; Alice must make an important decision.

After Veronica crashes Noah's car, Preston helps her fix it before Noah finds out; Amanda and Mitch probe a string of threatening letters.

If Miss Tan doesn't find everyone's permission slips, the class will miss the field trip; Maudie is beside herself after losing her special notebook.