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Ty asks Amy for another chance; Ashley makes a decision that surprises Lou and her mother; cattle rustlers hit the ranch.

Amy learns a valuable lesson about fathers and daughters.

Amy is star struck when Hollywood comes to Heartland.

When Mark blames himself for a girl's death, Jonathan gives him special powers to undo past actions.

Hub and Fat (Dylan Provencher, Tyrone Savage) fantasize about collecting the reward offered for information about a bank robbery.

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

Maudie stashes a stack of tickets in a drawer for safekeeping, but somebody takes them; a so-so soccer player is suddenly a lot better than he used to be.

Four teams compete in a 10-day cross-country road trip to find their long-lost relatives and win a $50,000 grand prize.

Todd visits Hawaii, where he meets a man living the ancient way and a famous rooster.

A single mom and her two young daughters finally get into their first stable home.

Gus Hart, professor of physics and astronomy.

Russell M. Nelson, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' president, delivers an address.

Host Ben Lomu meets with guests James Goldberg and Richard and Darcee Barnes to discuss why God calls people to do his work despite their inadequacies and how Adam and Eve taught their family.

Jonathan tries to reunite a Soviet emigre and her long-lost son; guests Nehemiah Persoff, Liam Sullivan.

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

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

Amy and Ty work through their trust issues.

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.

After an eleven-year estrangement, Jordan and his father, Adonis, have recently reconnected; for the first time, they'll travel to Adonis' home country of Cuba for Jordan to discover their family's rich musical legacy.

Dorcas Lane offers to help Emma Timmins; James Dowland hires Fisher Bloom; James and Dorcas try to avoid their feelings for each other.

Newlyweds John and Jenny Grogan leave behind snowy Michigan and move to Florida, where they buy their first home and find jobs at competing newspapers. Soon afterward, the Grogans adopt Marley, a yellow Labrador pup. But Marley soon grows up to be a mischievous handful. Still, even while he's destroying the furniture and failing obedience school, he always manages to bring out the best in John, Je

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

Lisa meddles in Lou's business and personal life.

Lou calls on the community to rally round the ranch when an oil company eyes their land; Mallory hints that Ty and Amy make a good couple.

Clint brings two children on probation to Heartland forcing Ty to deal with his past.

The Fixers partner with Smile Train, an organization that provides free care for children and young adults with cleft lips and palates. With one less day than usual and a team member falling ill, they must push through to finish the project.

Six pups face their five-month test. Banjo shines, Pockets struggles, Hudson and Chief thrive, Banksi bonds with Blythe, and Pesto lags. Results surprise Mick and Neil as trainers prepare for the next stage.

A young girl lives with her grandfather, tending goats in the Swiss Alps.

Lisa meddles in Lou's business and personal life.

Lou calls on the community to rally round the ranch when an oil company eyes their land; Mallory hints that Ty and Amy make a good couple.