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Guilt plagues a policeman who shot a teenager brandishing an empty gun.

An old prospector returns to town with his rebellious granddaughter in tow.

Hetty plays a practical joke on Matron that has frightening consequences for everyone.

A little girl's drone flies off and disappears -- but the Investigators witnessed everything; Maudie's dad stops by the office for her birthday.

The death of the Rev. Ellison unites the communities of Lark Rise and Candleford; George offers to help the residents of Lark Rise.

Determined to make memories while he still can, John surprises his wife, Jane, with a vow renewal.

Kirby travels to Miami to scuba dive with disabled veterans.

General Authority Seventy Kevin W. Pearson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Kevin W. Utt, director of the BYU Honor Code Office, delivers a devotional address.

Elaine Bradley sits down with Chad Mattson, Jon Lowry, and Ariel Munoz from the contemporary Christian band, Unspoken, who sing their songs "Just Give Me Jesus" and "Reason"; gospel singer Kierra Sheard-Kelly performs "Grace" and "Indescribable".

Caitlin Connolly is a painter whose art explores the significance of womanhood; Jorge Cocco Santángelo is the originator of Sacrocubism, an art style which portrays sacred events through shapes and colors that visually capture spiritual feelings.

Jonathan performs a miracle for the hard-working daughter of a struggling theatrical agent.

Holly has to choose between her family and her career.

Bob fights to save his marriage and the mine; Del helps Ollie try to win Grace; the town turns hostile toward the Baileys after a mine explosion.

Ty and Amy try to rescue an injured eagle in the mountains.

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.

Various leaders of the Latter-day Saints community speak to college students at BYU.

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

Lloyd Vogel is an investigative journalist who receives an assignment to profile Fred Rogers, aka Mr. Rogers. He approaches the interview with skepticism, as he finds it hard to believe that anyone can have such a good nature. But Roger's empathy, kindness and decency soon chips away at Vogel's jaded outlook on life, forcing the reporter to reconcile with his own painful past.

Bob fights to save his marriage and the mine; Del helps Ollie try to win Grace; the town turns hostile toward the Baileys after a mine explosion.

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.

In an effort to prove Jeremy was responsible for Buckingham's death, Ty searches for evidence.

Amy struggles with a horse that only bucks and Caleb's uncertainty about riding.

On her hunt for the Oasis of Magic, Theo faces a perilous journey into a sunken temple.

Jealous of Darius' adventures with Theo in Egypt, Will performs a death-defying trick.

When there's an explosion in the bay and poisoned fish wash onto the shore, Itch and his friends wonder whether Greencorp are to blame.

Itch and his family move to a secret mansion under the watch of Australian Intelligence; while there, Itch tries to uncover the source of the water pollution.

A distraught couple have come to reclaim their child, but which foundling could it be?

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.