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Part 2: John asks President Roosevelt to help Harley, who has been falsely convicted of murder. Meanwhile, Corabeth decides to quit her job at the store.

Eleanor proposes to Dr Marsham on the eve of her father's wedding. However, as Robert and Alice prepare to move to Kew, Eleanor feels she and The Thrift are being deserted.

Part 2: Jonathan sets out to restore Deke's faith in himself with the help of a young gymnast.

Charles learns he is to inherit a lot of money which eventually starts to feel more like a curse than a blessing.

Peter Lundstrom is sent to stay with his uncle, Nels Oleson, after he is expelled from his private school.

While Corabeth is out of town, her sister comes to visit Ike. Meanwhile, Elizabeth decides to run away from home.

A local girl is abused by her husband, and Mary Ellen and Erin are soon involved. Meanwhile, Jim-Bob schemes to make money by selling war surplus goods.

Jim-Bob builds a television set so that the family can see John-Boy's experimental television project.

Charles learns he is to inherit a lot of money which eventually starts to feel more like a curse than a blessing.

Peter Lundstrom is sent to stay with his uncle, Nels Oleson, after he is expelled from his private school.

Flurry and Sally return from their honeymoon in Paris, and Flurry is up to his old tricks again. He convinces Major Yeates to go on a hunting trip that turns out badly.

Colonel Flagg is called in to investigate when Margaret disappears during the release of North Korean prisoners in the area, unaware that she's gone to help deliver a baby.

Psychiatrist Major Freedman writes a letter to Sigmund Freud about his frustrations and observations during the war while the rest of the camp endures a prankster's hijinks.

Frank claims a patient shot himself to avoid combat and calls Father Mulcahy. Troubled by his lack of experience at the front, he accompanies Radar to an aid station there.

Instead of turning him in as a prisoner of war, Hawkeye and B.J. pull some strings to get a wounded North Korean surgeon a spot on the staff.

True life drama with Kim Basinger. An Italian socialite abandons her jet-set lifestyle, moving her family to a remote Kenyan ranch where they experience the rigors and rewards of rural life.

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world.

True life drama with Kim Basinger. An Italian socialite abandons her jet-set lifestyle, moving her family to a remote Kenyan ranch where they experience the rigors and rewards of rural life.

Colonel Flagg is called in to investigate when Margaret disappears during the release of North Korean prisoners in the area, unaware that she's gone to help deliver a baby.

Psychiatrist Major Freedman writes a letter to Sigmund Freud about his frustrations and observations during the war while the rest of the camp endures a prankster's hijinks.