Hallmark Family

Caroline and Laura announce their pregnancies together, but Caroline's visit to the doctor devastates her.

The Heartland family welcomes a new member.

Ty struggles with control issues when his mom stops by for an unexpected visit, in hopes of bonding with her granddaughter.

Jonathan and Mark help an honest mayoral candidate campaign against his unethical opponent.

A church council rules all teachers in a parochial school must follow and teach Christianity; guest Mimi Kuzyk.

Mrs. Oleson's constant interference prompts Laura to quit as Walnut Grove's teacher.

Adam's first client on returning to Walnut Grove is a man accused of cheating the townspeople in a land fraud.

Caroline and Laura announce their pregnancies together, but Caroline's visit to the doctor devastates her.

Boy Willie (Charles Dutton), a sharecropper, travels to Pittsburgh in the 1930s hoping that his sister, Berniece Charles (Alfre Woodard), will let him have the piano that their enslaved uncle engraved in pre--Civil War Mississippi. Willie hopes to parlay proceeds from selling the instrument into ownership of the land his uncle once worked. But when Berniece has other ideas, it becomes clear that t

An FBI agent (Lolita Davidovich) re-examines her own life while investigating Iowa barn burnings and befriending an Amish widow (Patty Duke).

Despite the wishes of his parents (Michael Moriarty, Kate Nelligan), a young man (Peter Facinelli) drops out of college to become a commercial fisherman.

Rebecca (Mercedes Ruehl) was adopted as a child and begins to wonder about her past after her mother dies. Her adoptive father's new wife takes no interest in her, and when several years later her father also passes away, she goes on a quest to find her biological parents. She eventually meets a Navajo woman and discovers they are siblings. Rebecca is overjoyed to discover her lost family, but her

When Natalie (Gloria Reuben) gets pregnant, she puts the baby up for adoption and runs away from her father, rancher John Morgan (Ving Rhames). John adopts "Little John" (Robert Bailey Jr.) without telling Natalie and raises him, rather than letting him fall into foster care. Twelve years later, John wants to reunite mother and son. With his grandson, John journeys to Los Angeles to find Natalie -

Elizabeth struggles to help a young boy come to terms with an old injury while she and Jack help coach the kids in baseball.

Elizabeth must coax the truth from Robert after he tells a lie about seeing a bear and becomes the town hero.

To raise money for new school supplies, Elizabeth and the kids throw a carnival; the carnival sheds new light and possibly even hope, on Phillip's relationship with his distant father.

Elizabeth struggles with growing pains at the school; an old friend comes to visit Jack; Abigail's tenure as mayor is threatened; Rosemary plays matchmaker.

James, the Ingallses' newly adopted son, decides that there isn't enough room for him in their small house and runs away.

Charles sees two children (Jason Bateman, Missy Francis) lose their parents in an accident.

Charles looks for the orphans who fled from the cruelty of their adopted home.