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Matt's pain from his 20 year old lost limb is solved.

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Matt's pain from his 20 year old lost limb is solved.

An uninspired novelist begins a journey of self-reflection and reconciliation when he learns that his cancer has returned.

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When any space is used by a lot of different people it needs to BE organized to STAY organized. But when the space is back stage and used by Detroit's Public TV station, The famous Detroit Youth Choir and the equally celebrated Shakespeare in Detroit company the stakes are high. Flexibility is key and the star at center stage is Michaele Tocco as she takes on the challenge.

Charles Stanley, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta, shares his insights on Christian faith and enlightens viewers with spiritual motivation.

Mocked by her family for opening a hippotherapy farm for children, Faith questions her message from God after a child is nearly injured and the work is overwhelming.

Chef Sean Freeman is not just pushing boundaries, he is redefining them; with nearly all dishes made from scratch and a kitchen that feels more like a lab of flavor, Common is chasing Michelin-level recognition in a city steeped in tradition.

Darrel Parker learned the art of barbecue from his father, who smoked meat for over 40 years; at Parker's, he keeps that legacy alive with dishes like lamb burgers, pork chop sandwiches and smoked turkey legs.

Chef Rachel Silvers is changing how we think about soul food; self-taught and driven, she puts a healthier spin on classics with dishes like meatless cabbage and collards, fried whiting and pot roast.

A tight-knit group of Filipino friends opened Narra Tree, Savannah's first Filipino restaurant; their menu is packed with soul, oxtail kare kare and pork sisig carry stories of tradition, resilience and shared dreams.

Chef Bernard Bennett brings the African diaspora to fine dining with West African and Caribbean-inspired dishes, such as djon djon noodles and pork belly griot; Okan honors a legacy that Savannah knows, one of resilience, rhythm and reinvention.

In a quiet corner of Savannah, Klom Klom Thai has become a magnet for locals and celebrities alike; chef Ann Healy and PJ introduce rare Northern Thai dishes like duck Chiang Mai khao soy and boat noodles that aren't easy to find.

Step into Narobia's, and you're stepping into a family reunion; chef Renée Reid and daughter Sieda serve up classics like liver and onions and shrimp and grits drenched in their signature gravy; it's more than breakfast, it's history on a plate.

Chef Mir Ali brings his global upbringing to the table at Lili's, named after his daughter; this Savannah gem fuses Southern comfort with South Asian and French influences, crafting dishes like curry crab cakes and tandoori-spiced lamb.

Years after being unceremoniously dumped and getting swept off her feet by another man, the ex-boyfriend who broke Kali's heart returns with an offer.

In the blue water waves of Mafia Island, Tanzania, a love story begins; Malick and Dodoma are dedicated islanders who believe true love is a gift.

An esteemed music professor is thrown out of her lavish academic world and into the harsh reality of teaching at-risk youth.

Bernie stops by the Playboy Mansion to get advice from Hugh Hefner on how to talk to Jordan about sex.

Bernie and Wanda seek a child therapist's help in figuring out why Bryana has become a bully; Wanda winds up caring for a guinea pig Bernie bought for Bryana.

On Bernie's 40th birthday, he is electrically shocked by an old lady and forced to be a clown at a children's party.

Bernie has to put his foot down after Mr. Diggs, Vanessa's teacher, persuades her to become a vegetarian.

Bernie resorts to spying when he decides Vanessa is being secretive about her activities, but his security cameras pick up more than he bargained for.