Hallmark Family

After a judge is intimidated into releasing two gunrunners, Bill recruits an old friend to help him track the criminals down; Abigail and Lucas clash over the saloon's late hours; Carson and Faith must decide whether to pursue their feelings.

A new Mountie arrives earlier than expected; Bill and Nathan jump right to work when Lee's payroll is stolen; at the school, friends turn against each other when a mock debate goes awry; Carson and Faith try to keep their romance a secret.

Elizabeth confronts Nathan about his parenting style; Bill is offered a judgeship, but is unsure if he wants to take it; Rosemary hosts a girls-only night; Faith and Carson's romance blooms; Jesse finds surface oil, but can't afford to drill.

Gowen strikes oil, which splits Hope Valley into the haves and have-nots; Bill must settle a dispute among landowners; Nathan urges Bill to re-examine the judgeship offer; Rosemary must come clean to Lee about a deep, emotional anxiety she feels.

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.

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

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

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

Jonathan cannot reunite a couple because he has fallen for the woman.

Jonathan and Mark journey back in time to save Mark's grandfather's (John McLiam) farm from repossession.

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.

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

Jack takes his son and daughter to his late wife's beachside hometown hoping to heal and grow closer.

Sparks fly between a woman who runs a boot camp for the brokenhearted and a reporter who's investigating whether it's a fad or a phenomenon.

A girl sets her single father up with her teacher after starting a matchmaking business for a school project.

Suffering from short-term memory loss, a man (Zachary Levi) falls in love with the same waitress (Alexis Bledel) every day.

Cass, a busy, single mother, hires her friend Matt to help her take care of the kids. Eventually, she realizes that the person who could complete her family may have been there the whole time.

Trying to stay on Elizabeth's good side, Lucas sets up a library for the town; Allie tricks Harper, Robert and Opal into believing the town has a haunted house; Bill conducts his first trial as a judge in Hope Valley when Jesse sues Gowen.

Lucas' past comes back to haunt him and others in Hope Valley; Lee and Gowen compete for workers; an old friend arrives with a new orphan.

At the Founders' Day Festival, Elizabeth makes a move that might affect her future; an orphan struggles to accept his new life; Bill finds startling information about Gowen.

Lucas gives Elizabeth writing advice that causes her to search for new inspiration; Rosemary and Lee plan a vacation; Faith returns home with a dilemma that may force her to part ways with Carson.

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.

An overworked Hiram Baker and the residents of Walnut Grove are startled when they realise that the doctor's new medical partner is black.