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Amy discovers that honesty might be the best policy.

High school graduation and Spartan's near-fatal colic force Amy to face up to her future.

A family helps Sarah face the ghosts of her past.

Jonathan and Mark head to college; Jonathan helps a 12-year-old genius and Mark takes care of a rowdy dorm.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) tries to bring baby Violet home, which creates problems in the Bailey household.

Hetty seeks to reunite with Gideon so they can celebrate their birthdays together.

Pixie's solar system diorama has gone missing, but she may not have made one in the first place; Maudie figures out who sabotaged Zac;s dance recital.

At the halfway point in the race, one team member unexpectedly drops out due to health problems. Joanie and Dan learn more about their family origins from their relatives; David receives the answers he's been searching for.

Board game cafes serve up food, fun, and amazing stories.

Irene Zola helps run a team of volunteers that provides vital support to Manhattan's elderly population who want to remain in their own homes.

Richard A. Gill, Dean of Undergraduate Education.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Christ is at the center of His Church and should be at the center of our lives.

Ben Lomu meets with Old Testament scholar Patrick Mason, as well as special guests Tim Welch and Michelle Welch, to discuss Jesus Christ as the only pathway to Heaven, as well as how to ensure safety from spiritual floods.

Jonathan and Mark help a dying tycoon to reconnect with his only son; they decide it their mission to help the family reconcile their differences before it is too late.

Holly struggles during rehearsals for the town musical and skips studying for the big math test to keep her lead part.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) accepts Max's marriage proposal; May interferes as Max and Honey plan to leave New Bedford.

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

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.

Young adults accompany their parents back to their country of origin, where they relive the sacrifice, struggle and dramatic circumstances that led to their parents' emigration.

Alf throws a party; Edmund tells his parents he wants to leave school and work on the land.

A girl (Dora Madison Burge) discovers that her grandfather's (Lance Henriksen) cattle dog has a natural talent for dog agility competitions.

Kirby works with Helpful Hands and Hearts to help the people of Roanoke River Valley.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) accepts Max's marriage proposal; May interferes as Max and Honey plan to leave New Bedford.

Tim asks Amy to ride Lightning Dexter in a big race after he finds out that his girlfriend, Janice, has teamed up with the competition.

Amy and Kit take on Caleb in a team-roping jackpot.

Amy is hired to do a horse clinic with a group of inmates.

After receiving a call from LA Galaxy soccer star Joseph Paintsil, The Fixers travel to Ghana to team up with Project Maji, an organization dedicated to bringing safe and clean drinking water to villages all over Africa.

The mentors evaluate Team Collie and Team Kelpie during their ten-month assessments; with just two months remaining, the competition intensifies as everyone strives to perfect their skills for the final assessment.

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

Wyatt, who has a brain disability, gets his own world right in his bedroom.

Tim asks Amy to ride Lightning Dexter in a big race after he finds out that his girlfriend, Janice, has teamed up with the competition.

Amy and Kit take on Caleb in a team-roping jackpot.