2024-09-28
Alex is among the hostages taken by a white-supremacist group trying to free their imprisoned leader. Hawkins: John Savage. Shelly: Lynne Moody. Mark: Tyreese Allen. Craig: Mike Alton. Alex: Sheree J. Wilson. Trivette: Clarence Gilyard. Walker: Chuck Norris. (Repeat).
Brian Keith plays a developer whose son is suspected in the murder of a Native American eight years earlier. Mitch: Eric Scott Woods. Walt: Art Evans. Tom Raven: Tod Thawley. Maria: Adelina Anthony. Walker: Chuck Norris. Trivette: Clarence Gilyard. Alex: Sheree J. Wilson. (Repeat).
Frustrated by Kyra's refusal to confide in her, Reba resorts to Barbra Jean's method of information gathering: reading the teen's e-mail. (Repeat).
Hoping to dissuade Kyra from trying marijuana, Barbra Jean strikes up a lively discussion about the drug that soon has Brock hot under the collar and Reba out in the cold. (Repeat).
In hopes of improving their relationship, Reba tries to get Kyra to participate in a communication workshop. Dr. Todd: Martin Mull. (Repeat).
Barbra Jean thinks her house is haunted by its deceased former owner and ropes Reba into helping her perform a cleansing ritual to get rid of the pesky poltergeist. (Repeat).
Reba worries that Jake feels more like he's part of a family at Brock and Barbra Jean's; Kyra and Barbra Jean enlist Van's help in hiding a stray cat from the rest of the family. (Repeat).
Reba learns that Barbra Jean briefly lost track of Henry in a store and refuses to allow her to watch Elizabeth while Van and Cheyenne are away for a football game. Brock confronts Reba about her treatment of his wife, prompting Reba to reveal how she really feels about the woman. Elsewhere, Van's pregame superstitions irk Cheyenne. (Repeat).
Van helps Reba prepare for a 5K race to raise money for Jake's school, a contest that reignites the competitive spark between her and Brock; Barbra Jean assumes the daunting task of teaching Cheyenne how to cook. (Repeat).
Reba struggles to let the kids think for themselves when Van faces a decision that will have a direct impact on his family's future. Coach Class: Tom Virtue. (Repeat).
Mike gives a job to Mandy's new beau, the star quarterback at her school, and Mandy soon realizes he's not a star off the field when he displays a poor work ethic. Meanwhile, Kristin is confused about her relationship with Ryan. (Repeat).
Mike discovers that Boyd's last name has been changed and is no longer Baxter. Meanwhile, the Baxter gals revive their old singing group and make a Valentine's Day music video, which they hope will go viral. (Repeat).
Outdoor Man celebrates Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show with a skit directed by Mike, featuring Ed and Eve in starring roles. Meanwhile, Mandy flirts with Kyle, who remains unaware of her interest in him. (Repeat).
Mike plays mind games with Mandy after he sees her sneaking into the house following a late night out with Kyle. Elsewhere, Kristin doesn't want her son to know that she's dating his dad again. (Repeat).
Mike gets Eve a private soccer coach, whom all the Baxter women find handsome and charming. (Repeat).
Bill McKendree taunts Mike and his family at a baseball game, and Ryan impresses Mike with how he handles the situation. Elsewhere, Mandy is deprived of modern technology, so she resorts to using an old ham radio and makes some faraway friends. (Repeat).
In the second-season finale, Mandy gets into two colleges and selects a party school. Meanwhile, Kristin takes stock of her life and runs into an old coworker who's found success; and Eve's neighbor assists her with her junior ROTC contest. (Repeat).
In the third-season opener, Mike assists two loyal customers who need to gear up for their annual moose hunt. Meanwhile, Mike tries to convince Kristin and Ryan to transfer Boyd out of a bilingual school. (Repeat).
Mike encourages Vanessa to bond with Eve by teaching Eve how to drive. Elsewhere, Mandy wants Mike to stop giving Kyle projects to work on around the house. (Repeat).
Vanessa encourages Mandy to join a sorority, which could lead to the end of her romance with Kyle. Elsewhere, Ed pretends to be a loading-dock employee in order to investigate productivity problems. (Repeat).
A NYPD whistle-blower claims there's been abuse of power within the organization, so Frank must investigate whether this is true. Meanwhile, Danny and Baez are suspicious of a car accident involving a pedestrian and think it may have been intentional. (Repeat).
Anthony works with Danny, much to Danny's dismay, to solve the murder of a witness in Danny's case. Meanwhile, Robert Lewis seeks Frank's public support of an investigation by the Attorney General; and Jamie responds to an attempted-suicide call. (Repeat).
The Rangers head up the search for an escaped con, while C.D. suspects foul play in the death of a friend's son. Maisie: Gwen Verdon. Caroline: Roxanne Hart. Sutherland: Brian Tubbert. Peter: David Allen Brooks. Brian: Robin Thomas. (Repeat).
A gang torches the home of a murder witness who testified against their leader, and goes further after a firefighter calls their act cowardly. Jacob: John Schneider. Hannah: Anna Navarro. Chato: Roland Rodriguez. Mercado: Jorge Cervera Jr. Adam: Michael Welch. (Repeat).
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Lou plans an open house to attract business for the farm, and discreetly invites Tim to the house. (Repeat).
Amy and Lou discover a letter that enables them to have some sympathy for their father. (Repeat).
Lou wants to produce a video to promote Heartland. When his director from the city cancels, Lou recruits a wedding photographer for the task. (Repeat).
Two local coffee shop business owners despise each other in real life, but fall in love while unknowingly sending each other messages through a dating app on their friends' behalf. (Repeat).