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Carrie is convinced that she has met the man of her dreams at her sister's wedding, so she decides to contact an expert in romantic relationships online.

Bored during a rainy little lunch, Atticus starts a band and makes Battie reluctantly join too; Tamara is excited about doing the beep test fitness assessment, but after she sprains her ankle she can't join in.

When a man in Collinsville racially profiles Justin, Holly begins educating herself on racism in her community.

Ezra orders pizza but gets a salad roll instead, prompting the Investigators to find out who swapped the students' Treat Day lunches for healthier foods; the Investigators take on an intern.

Laura Timmons starts her first job at the Post Office in Candleford, where Postmistress Dorcas Lane gives her a warm welcome until a dispute arises.

The hosts help Lucy make blankets for children all over the world to help them through hard times.

Leon stays with a homeless family in Argentina before meeting a big-hearted Haitian student.

Elder Neil L. Andersen of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints delivers a devotional from the Provo, Utah campus.

President Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: "You have your agency to choose contention or reconciliation; I urge you to choose to be a peacemaker, now and always.".

MyKayla Skinner finds strength at the 2020 Olympics; the Rev. Theresa Dear provides advice on interfaith collaboration; Tanner Gillman transforms Tourette syndrome from a trial into an asset.

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.

Jonathan Smith is an angel on a mission from God; accompanied by ex-cop Mark Gordon, whose troubled life Jonathan once helped turn around, the two travel the country guiding the lost and suffering back toward the highway to heaven.

Amy's anxiety grows when she watches a documentary about climate change; Heather gets hurt during rugby and learns to prioritize her health.

Honey's (Cynthia Belliveau) happy announcement gets different reactions; Leo (Gordon Pinsent) helps May (Shirley Douglas) with the striking workers.

Amy is asked to spend time at an art retreat to work with an artist's allegedly traumatized 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.

Will, Melanie and Jenna surprise William, a boy with spina bifida, with a superhero experience.

Derrick travels to Long Beach, Calif., to help the Wackerman-Nulty family and their new puppy, Colby; Colby is a fast-growing puppy with a rare front limb deformity called ectrodactyly, which means all the bones in his paw are in the wrong places.

Postwoman Mrs. Macey receives news that her husband, Dan, has escaped from prison; Caroline is summoned to appear in court.

Jones, a polite and talented footballer, is judged by his counterparts because of his financial status. When he learns about his past, he is torn between his dreams and his hunger to seek revenge.

Honey's (Cynthia Belliveau) happy announcement gets different reactions; Leo (Gordon Pinsent) helps May (Shirley Douglas) with the striking workers.

Quinn's wealthy father arrives at Heartland with a life-changing proposition for both Amy and his son.

Amy works with a challenging horse to help a friend of Clint's; she also revives a dream to rebuild the jumping course that she and Spartan practiced on so many years ago.

Amy must help a skeptical performer, and her pair of matched liberty horses work together again; Jack unexpectedly buys Mitch's herd of cattle; Tim returns from his trip with a surprise for everyone.

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

While home with their families, the apostles wrestle with the things Jesus said in His Sermon on the Mount; Jesus calls them to begin their proselyting missions.

As a typical teenager, Travis Freeman is a local hero both on and off the high-school football field in his small Kentucky town, but in 1997, Travis contracts an infection that destroys his optic nerve and renders him blind overnight. With the loving help and concern of his parents, physical therapist, coach and best friend, Travis demonstrates what true bravery is. He continues to compete on the

Quinn's wealthy father arrives at Heartland with a life-changing proposition for both Amy and his son.

Amy works with a challenging horse to help a friend of Clint's; she also revives a dream to rebuild the jumping course that she and Spartan practiced on so many years ago.