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One of the barns erupts into flames, and Jack gets injured getting the horses out; Lou and Amy are terrified that they might lose their grandfather.

A playboy goes against his father's wishes when he chooses a bride.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) tries to bring baby Violet home, which creates problems in the Bailey household.

Gideon tells a lie which gets Hetty into trouble, and Matron Bottomly has mysteriously disappeared.

Mrs. Maniaci's roses are ruined by a tampered sprinkler system; the students in Mr. Barker's class seem to be up to something.

Queenie finds an embroidered panel on a grave; Alf's poaching leads him and Edmund into danger; Caroline returns to Lark Rise.

Random Acts plans a bit of home moving magic for a new mom whose husband is deployed overseas.

In South Carolina, Kirby volunteers for a charity that rebuilds homes in disrepair.

Tiffany Turley Bowcut, BYU Title IX coordinator.

The Interim Dean of the McKay School of Education, Kendra M. Hall-Kenyon, addresses students.

Blogger Kim Christenson sets a personal goal to give up social media for a month and learns something she never expected; Karina Villalba uses her experience growing up in both Mexico and the United States to build more than one bridge for students.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith and inspiration; singing sacred hymns both new and old from around the world as well as uplifting selections from the American songbook.

Learning she has cancer, Lizzy tells Garth their elopement was a mistake.

Holly is torn between promoting her brand and helping her friends when a PR opportunity arises.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) accepts Max's marriage proposal; May interferes as Max and Honey plan to leave New Bedford.

Ty prepares to celebrate a milestone; Ty and Amy treat an abandoned horse.

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.

Kirby works with Saddles in Service to assist veterans in healing with rescue horses.

Derrick travels to Thailand to help disabled elephants and a bull named Mr. Cow.

Dorcas decides to leave Candleford; Laura is concerned over Philip's possessiveness; everyone gathers for Zillah's birthday party.

A retired veteran cyclist, Chris Carmik, trains a cycling prodigy, using cutting-edge techniques and technology.

The children face the difficult task of finding the right partner to be their walking buddy for the walk-a-thon.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) accepts Max's marriage proposal; May interferes as Max and Honey plan to leave New Bedford.

Amy's loyalties are tied when she has to compete against Ashley; when Ashley's horse, Apollo, starts mucking up, Amy rushes to help.

Amy works with a wild mustang; Lou plans a birthday party for her sister.

Ty returns and finds the new ranch hand has taken over both his job and his place in Amy's heart.

Hub shows an interest in joining the priesthood; Grace plans her revenge on Van, but discovers she has been double crossed.

Fishermen, who can't pay the heavy Roman taxes, are at the end of their ropes, need a miracle.

In a racially divided town, coach Jones (Ed Harris) spots a mentally disabled African-American student named Radio (Cuba Gooding Jr.) near his practice field and is inspired to befriend him. Soon, Radio is Jones' loyal assistant, and principal Daniels (Alfre Woodard) happily notes that Radio's self-confidence is skyrocketing. But things start to sour when Jones begins taking guff from fans who fee

Amy's loyalties are tied when she has to compete against Ashley; when Ashley's horse, Apollo, starts mucking up, Amy rushes to help.

Amy works with a wild mustang; Lou plans a birthday party for her sister.