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Kid Dynamite creates excitement when the World Wrestling Tour comes to New Bedford; Uncle Joe proves he's a champion when the wrestlers skip town.

Hetty sees Madame Adeline there and thinks she could be her real mother.

Someone with great aim has ruined Esther's painting; the Inbestigators need to move fast because there's a turtle thief on the loose.

Four teams compete in a 10-day cross-country road trip to find their long-lost relatives and win a $50,000 grand prize; every day on the race is filled with twists, turns and life-changing reunions.

Todd gets sent to one of the Rocky Mountain states, where he knocks on doors until someone agrees to be on TV. Todd then braves single-digit temperatures to find amazing human drama and even his own private rap concert.

Ed Gallagher founded an organization to help people with disabilities sail solo around the San Francisco Bay.

Darron M. Billeter, associate professor of marketing at Brigham Young University.

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

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.

Jonathan and Mark, posing as high-school teachers, help a diverse group of students deal with the trauma of the upcoming senior prom.

After Holly and Amy experience unfair double standards, they gather Piper and the girls in their class for a protest to make their voices heard.

Honey's (Cynthia Belliveau) happy announcement gets different reactions; Leo (Gordon Pinsent) helps May (Shirley Douglas) with the striking workers.

Amy and Ty go to Scott's reservation to help save a herd of wild horses from a dangerous virus.

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.

In San Francisco, Kirby helps an old dog find a new home.

Derrick needs to make a prosthetic for a goat who had his back leg amputated after an accident.

Emma steps in when the Lark Rise school loses its teacher.

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

Actor and musician Kirby Heyborne loves to help people! Join him as he travels across America to help remarkable non-profit organizations any way he can. With laughter, tears, and Kirby's irresistible mix of good humor and heart, Making Good shows how easy it is to make a difference in your own community.

Honey's (Cynthia Belliveau) happy announcement gets different reactions; Leo (Gordon Pinsent) helps May (Shirley Douglas) with the striking workers.

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 year has passed; the opening of a train station causes concern from some of Cranford's citizens.

Musically gifted, teenage Grace (AJ Michalka) wants to do more than perform in her father's church band. She longs for pop stardom, but her father, a former music idol, warns her that fame often comes with a high price and that using her gift in the service of God is a loftier goal. When his former manager pays a visit, Grace decides to take his offer of a shot at the big time. But, the more succe

Atticus tries to start a secret club with Rory; Rory is confused when a grade six girl likes him.

A year has passed; the opening of a train station causes concern from some of Cranford's citizens.

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.