Hallmark Family

Jonathan and Mark pose as recreation directors to help an angel on a difficult assignment in a retirement community.

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

When a company that owes money to Charles becomes bankrupt, Charlies ends up deep in debt and puts a lot of financial strain on the family.

Mary's failing eyes end up causing issues with her schoolwork; when Charles gets her glasses, her class begins to tease her for them.

Laura decides to find out for herself if a hermit (John Anderson) is really a maniac.

The town gathers for a baseball match between the Green-Stockings of Sleepy Eye and the men of Walnut Grove.

Mrs. Oleson complicates the Ingallses' long-awaited camping vacation by deciding that she and her family should go along.

A single woman with a new, out of control German shepherd turns to a handsome dog trainer for help. As they make progress with the dog, she realizes she may be developing feelings for the trainer.

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

A man (Jesse Metcalfe) finds sanctuary in Cape Cod after losing his job and his girlfriend.

A promising seamstress designs dresses for a charity ball hoping to impress the royal guest, but the dresses -- and a possible romance -- seem destined for disaster.

Elizabeth encourages Gowen to seek forgiveness from Rosaleen to heal old wounds; Montague continues to raise suspicion.

Everyone helps Rosemary as the governor visits early; Nathan is called away to help with land trouble, only to find himself in unexpected danger and with surprising intel.

The town prepares for the governor's black-tie ball; while still reeling from the true intentions of Union City Holdings, Lucas decides to try to sway the governor to their side.

Lucas is the talk of Hope Valley; Elizabeth and the whole town rally around him, but everyone still worries it won't be enough to stop the governor.

Laura and Widow Snider (Bonnie Bartlett) scheme to get dates for the spring dance.

A dying widow (Patricia Neal) asks the Ingalls to help find homes for her children.

When it appears the widow's children must be separated, Mr. Edwards makes an announcement.