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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.

Tony Abeyta and Del Curfman are two painters who are inspired by their spiritual and cultural roots.

Pop singer Jamie Grace talks about navigating her faith through her anxiety, OCD, and Tourettes Syndrome; performer Michael W. Smith talks about how he felt God's healing presence during his recovery from a near overdose.

Conference highlights.

Random Acts eases a burden of a young mother dealing with chronic pain.

Kirby volunteers at a cafe in San Francisco run entirely by at-risk youth.

Tracy Flinders, Vice President of Information Technology at Brigham Young University.

Adam T. Woolley, Dean of Graduate Studies at Brigham Young University.

Three groups of teens with an array of spiritual, emotional, and social challenges go to three different locations to help bring sustainable change to communities in Bolivia, Vanuatu, and Mongolia, finding hope, meaning, and healing as they serve.

A widower (Lew Ayres) pines away in a rest home, until his grandson and Jonathan give him jogging shoes.

Holly's emotions are thrown for a loop when she reconnects with her estranged Grandpa; Heather devises an elaborate scheme to replace a gift from Dad.

May (Shirley Douglas) tries to rescue Hub (Dylan Provencher) from the friends that she believes are a bad influence.

Lou deals with last minute obstacles in an attempt to give Amy and Ty the perfect wedding.

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 Morgan's Wonderland, the Ultra-Accessible Theme Park for all ages and abilities.

Derrick travels to Thailand to help two disabled elephants named Mae Mai and Khun Dej.

A violent storm erupts; a new teacher divides the two communities; Alf tries to impress Laura, who is smitten with Philip.

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.

May (Shirley Douglas) tries to rescue Hub (Dylan Provencher) from the friends that she believes are a bad influence.

Jack asks Ty to join him on a cattle roundup; Ben avoids his aunts phone calls.

A famous race horse is sent to Heartland for rehabilitation.

Ty is confronted by a ghost from his past.

A surprise visitor arrives in Candleford; Thomas Brown works two jobs, but doesn't want Miss Ellison to find out.

Tensions increase between Alicia and Sally when Alicia convinces Darrell to play a prank with invisible chalk; trying to restore order, Mr. Parker introduces the dunce cap.

The girl's efforts to make Ellen feel more included backfires; Ellen runs away to seek solace with a new friend she's found in the grounds; Darrell uncovers information that threatens the future of Malory Towers.

A college professor forms a deep, lasting bond with a dog he unexpectedly discovers abandoned on a lonely train platform, transforming both their lives.

A dream bedroom makeover for young Theo all while he is asleep.

Jack asks Ty to join him on a cattle roundup; Ben avoids his aunts phone calls.

A famous race horse is sent to Heartland for rehabilitation.