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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.

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

A homeless family leaves their daughter behind and Lady Adelaide wants to adopt her; Dorcas regrets setting up Thomas and Miss Ellison.

Marni is shocked to learn that her brother is marrying her school bully from the past. When she tries to expose her, things do not go as planned.

Cousin Jessie unexpectedly visits New Bedford; Max discovers iron ore deposits on suspected worthless land; May meets Hugo Gerrard and his son Luc.

Amy deals with the loss of her mother and an abused horse.

Lou sends Mrs. Roach's horse home before his fear of traffic is fully cured; Ty's probation officer visits.

Lou secretly invites his father to an open house to see Amy for the first time in 10 years.

Amy fights to form a team of horses before competing against a rival trainer.

When a horse repeatedly escapes, Amy blames Georgie and Jade, but she soon realizes that the horse has a special skill.

Emma wants Harriet to marry Mr. Elton; Emma becomes the subject of unwanted attention.

Daniel struggles to understand his daughter's new vocation; Ruby embarks on a scientific wish that helps bring father and daughter together.

Addie is invited to present her case for a witch memorial to Juniper town council and spends the day preparing her speech. At home, Nina offers to do Addie's hair and makeup for the meeting, and records a vlog for her channel about it, asking Addie on camera what it's like to be autistic. Addie enjoys being part of Nina's world, and heads for the village feeling pretty confident.

Amy deals with the loss of her mother and an abused horse.

Lou sends Mrs. Roach's horse home before his fear of traffic is fully cured; Ty's probation officer visits.

Lou secretly invites his father to an open house to see Amy for the first time in 10 years.

Criticized by her family for dating a Gentile, a Jewish gal (Robyn Cohen) hires an actor to pose as her new boyfriend while she continues to see her lover in secret.

Robert is hesitant to open his barbecue restaurant and needs a confidence boost; Justin plans a spontaneous trip with Amy.

There's a new girl at school, who makes quite an impression on Ezra; the Investigators get their very first case.

A homeless family leaves their daughter behind and Lady Adelaide wants to adopt her; Dorcas regrets setting up Thomas and Miss Ellison.

The hosts surprise teenage philanthropist Savannah with a country music trip of her dreams.

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.

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

Grant Jensen, Dean of the BYU College of Computational, Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

Brian Kershisnik, Joe Adams and Suzan Johnson Cook share how they develop precious gifts.

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

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

After finding out that her grandmother's café might have to close for good, Holly attempts to save the beloved family business by hosting an open mic night.

May (Shirley Douglas) tries to keep her illness a secret from the family; Bob (Dan Lett) sells half of his shares in the mine.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The residents rally around Susan Braby when they realize her husband hit her; Matthew is commissioned to make gates for the manor.

Kirby heads to Pepperell, Mass. to join Pepperell Community Arts, an organization dedicated to an inclusive approach to youth theater, music and dance; Kirby channels his inner thespian and takes on the daunting task of managing a play.

May (Shirley Douglas) tries to keep her illness a secret from the family; Bob (Dan Lett) sells half of his shares in the mine.

Amy and Lou find a letter written years ago by Tim asking for their mother's forgiveness.

Lou hires Jerry to direct a promotional video to advertise Heartland.

Lou's boyfriend, Carl, comes to Heartland to convince her to move to Chicago with him.

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

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.

The true-life story of Christian music star Jeremy Camp and his journey of love and loss, which attempts to prove there is always hope.

Amy and Lou find a letter written years ago by Tim asking for their mother's forgiveness.

Lou hires Jerry to direct a promotional video to advertise Heartland.

Lou's boyfriend, Carl, comes to Heartland to convince her to move to Chicago with him.

A young ballerina who has a chance to secure the lead role in The Nutcracker must choose between her love of dance or her commitment to sports.

Atticus holds a joke telling competition; Debra Jo wants the old climbing tree chopped down.

Holly and Amy's friendship is tested when Justin leaves unexpectedly; Heather gets to the bottom of a rumor that could be devastating to her friends.

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.

The residents rally around Susan Braby when they realize her husband hit her; Matthew is commissioned to make gates for the manor.

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

Greg Adamson and Tiffany Berg organize donations and volunteers to renovate homes and meet the special needs of families in dire circumstances whose homes need renovation or special adaptions.

W. Justin Dyer, professor of religious education.

Reid L. Neilson, assistant academic vice president of BYU.

Ben Lomu meets with Old Testament scholar Shon D Hopkin as well as special guest Lance Larsen to discuss how Psalms serve as prayers of deliverance and because of the Savior's mercy, people can be forgiven of sins.

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

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

Luc agrees to lend May money; Honey goes into labor after she accompanies May to the mine.

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.

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.

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

Derrick travels to Savannah, Ga., to meet Hamilton, Britnee and their service dog, Gunner; Gunner recently lost a front paw to cancer and hasn't been able to do his job as a service dog since.

A violent storm erupts; a new teacher divides the two communities; Alf tries to impress Laura, who is smitten with Philip.

The true-life story of Christian music star Jeremy Camp and his journey of love and loss, which attempts to prove there is always hope.

Luc agrees to lend May money; Honey goes into labor after she accompanies May to the mine.

Jack asks Ty to join him on a cattle roundup; Ben avoids his aunts phone calls.

A famous race horse is sent to Heartland for rehabilitation.

Ty is confronted by a ghost from his past.

As a typical teenager, Travis Freeman is a local hero both on and off the high-school football field in his small Kentucky town, but in 1997, Travis contracts an infection that destroys his optic nerve and renders him blind overnight. With the loving help and concern of his parents, physical therapist, coach and best friend, Travis demonstrates what true bravery is. He continues to compete on the

When Max and Elsa, the weird twins, leave class without a note, everyone speculates as to why they disappeared; before long, a ridiculous rumour chain is circulating.

Jack asks Ty to join him on a cattle roundup; Ben avoids his aunts phone calls.

A famous race horse is sent to Heartland for rehabilitation.