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Jim Henson's Muppets invade the Big Apple in hopes of bringing their show to the Great White Way. (Repeat).

Tune in after the game for insights from Dave McCann, Blaine Fowler, David Nixon, Brian Logan and Spencer Linton. (Live).

Derrick Campana saves lives through the prosthetics and braces he custom builds for animals. (Repeat).

In this inspiring drama, a tragic accident blinds a young figure skater (Taylor Firth), which forces her to reconnect with the past she left behind and realize that she doesn't have to give up her dreams. (Repeat).

Mouth to Mouse; Furniture Spray; Hole in One (Repeat).

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration. Enjoy sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook. (Repeat).

Dallin H. Oaks gives his talk, "Elections, Hope and Freedom." (Repeat).

Elder Ulisses Soares delivers an inspirational message during this 2019 BYU Devotional. (Repeat).

November 4-10 Mormon 7-9 Joined by Scholar John Hilton III, Professor of Ancient Scripture at BYU, and Special Guests Lisa & Kate Moulton. (Repeat).

Watch uplifting devotionals from speakers at BYU-Idaho. (New).

Ryan & Heather A. Munns serve as mission leaders in the France Paris Mission. (New).

Broadcast from BYU campus in Provo, Utah, these forums feature illustrious speakers who address students on a variety of topics both spiritual and secular in nature. (Repeat).

Brother M. Joseph Brough addresses students in the school's weekly devotional. (Repeat).

Painters, sculptors, photographers, illustrators, and other artists from different disciplines share how their personal faith sparks their creative spirit. (New).

Musical peformances and in-depth conversations of hope and faith with John Ondrasik and Lexi Walker (Repeat).

Fashion designer Ayana Ife brings her faith as a practicing Muslim into her clothing and believes that modesty is more than the way one dresses. Plus, Colleen Pratt's career as a professional ballerina takes her all over the world, bringing her into the gospel of Jesus Christ and closer to her ancestors. The Poulsen family copes with loss by celebrating the memory of their daughter. Artist Kate Le

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration. Enjoy sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook. (Live).

November 4-10 Mormon 7-9 Joined by Scholar John Hilton III, Professor of Ancient Scripture at BYU, and Special Guests Lisa & Kate Moulton. (Repeat).

Matthew struggles to reconcile the miracles he has witnessed with reality. Nicodemus meets with Jesus by night. (Repeat).

Highlights of the semiannual general conference are featured. (Repeat).

A couple struggles to balance work, family, and personal dreams while raising their children. Their journey is filled with challenges, laughter, and growth. (Repeat).

November 11-17 Ether 1-5 Joined by Scholar Patrick Mason and Special Guest Reyna I. Aburto, Second Counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency. (New).

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration. Enjoy sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook. (Repeat).

Jesus and His students complete their preparations and leave Capernaum for Samaria. Jesus meets with a suffering woman at Jacob's Well and announces that He is the Messiah. (Repeat).

Oscar-nominated adaptation of Jane Austen's novel about the still-single Dashwood sisters and how they cope with men, marriage and money after their father dies. The screenplay (written by star Emma Thompson) was the sole Oscar winner out of seven nominations. (Repeat).

Addison is an amazing young woman who suffers from a rare disease that will take her vision. She has dreams to see many of the wonders the world has to offer, but unfortunately she doesn't have the time or the means to see hardly any of it. (Repeat).

Ruby receives a garbled clue from the well that forces her, Mina, and Sam to think in a different direction. Dan runs interference between Amanda and her sudden interest in the magical well. (New).

Four teams compete in a 10-day cross-country road trip to find their long-lost relatives and win a $50,000 grand prize. Every day on the race is filled with twists, turns, and life-changing reunions. (New).

In 1965, passionate musician Glenn Holland takes a day job as a high school music teacher, convinced it's just a small obstacle on the road to his true calling: writing a historic opus. As the decades roll by with the composition unwritten but generations of students inspired through his teaching, Holland must redefine his life's purpose. (Repeat).

Jesus brings Lazarus back to life and sets off the chain of events that will lead to His own death. (Repeat).

In 1965, passionate musician Glenn Holland takes a day job as a high school music teacher, convinced it's just a small obstacle on the road to his true calling: writing a historic opus. As the decades roll by with the composition unwritten but generations of students inspired through his teaching, Holland must redefine his life's purpose. (Repeat).

Watch highlights from general conferences of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (Repeat).

To learn more about her Korean heritage, Kaelyn embarks on a trip to South Korea with her grandfather, Hae Suk. (Repeat).

President for Planning and Assessment Rosemary Thackeray gives an address about the quest of a lifetime to come to know the Savior. (Repeat).

Phillip Rash shares spiritual insights in this weekly devotional address. (Repeat).

The story of a nonprofit organization devoted to helping animals that have been rescued from abuse or neglect. (Repeat).

Todd meets a man who gave up his football dream to hang out in cemeteries in McCool, Miss., where he also chats with a California native about having a color-blind approach to racism. (Repeat).

Matthew Wickman delivers an inspiring message at this 2020 BYU devotional address' (Repeat).

An address on the importance of replacing self-doubt with words that can remove fear. (Repeat).

Two families are strengthened as they learn to face trials with positivity and serve those in need. (Repeat).

An auto accident renders Mark unconscious---and takes him back to the time his grandfather was about to lose his ranch. Carl Fred Simms: John McLiam. Young Mark: Sean de Veritch. Doc: C. Lindsay Workman. (Repeat).

Veronica goes abroad and Preston tries to confess his feelings for her before she leaves. Elsewhere: Amanda investigates a suspect who is scamming a local church. (Repeat).

Honey accepts Max's marriage proposal, and they make plans to leave New Bedford. (Repeat).

After a break-in at Heartland, unwelcome memories of his father flood Jack. Amy and Logan work with a wild horse, and Tim and Parker form an unlikely duo to find the stolen goods. (Repeat).

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics. (Live).

Young adults accompany immigrant parents back to their country of origin on a 10-day trip of a lifetime. While enjoying stunning views and local cuisine, these parent-child duos will relive the sacrifice, struggle, and dramatic circumstances that led their families to where they are. (Repeat).

Getting to know the team members and finding out why they're desperately searching for family. Dan surprises everyone with a new twist at the starting line. (Repeat).

A sports-loving ballerina is thrown into turmoil after a tragedy forces her to make an impossible decision that will determine the course of her future. (Repeat).

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

Honey accepts Max's marriage proposal, and they make plans to leave New Bedford. (Repeat).

Tim believes the family need to take the law into their own hands after Ty and Amy find her father's stolen cattle. (Repeat).

Two of Ty's friends resurface in Heartland and jeopardize his relationship with Amy. (Repeat).

Tim puts Dexter up for sale in a claiming race, prompting Amy to put up a fight to keep the horse. (Repeat).

After spotting a museum thief, Theo finds herself dangerously out of her depth. (New).

Answering if Greenfront are hiding something. The truth finally reveals itself after dark. (Repeat).

Battie loves the old climbing tree in the playground where he goes to sit and think. Debra-Jo thinks it's dangerous and should be chopped down. The children are divided and form camps to embark on a campaign to get their way. (Repeat).

Studio C is sketch comedy for the whole family. With Jason Gray, Garet Allen, Arvin Mitchell, Dalton Johnson, Tori Pence, Naomi Winders, Megan Rico, Joe Balanza, Gabby Moore, and Jericho Lopez. (New).

A man is forced to confront his past during the holiday season. (Repeat).

At ten months the dogs have hit puberty and are starting to show some teenage rebelliousness. There are mixed levels of success in the assessment, and one of our pups falls gravely ill. (Repeat).

Tim believes the family need to take the law into their own hands after Ty and Amy find her father's stolen cattle. (Repeat).

Two of Ty's friends resurface in Heartland and jeopardize his relationship with Amy. (Repeat).

Tim puts Dexter up for sale in a claiming race, prompting Amy to put up a fight to keep the horse. (Repeat).

An auto accident renders Mark unconscious---and takes him back to the time his grandfather was about to lose his ranch. Carl Fred Simms: John McLiam. Young Mark: Sean de Veritch. Doc: C. Lindsay Workman. (Repeat).

Honey accepts Max's marriage proposal, and they make plans to leave New Bedford. (Repeat).

Mitch and Amanda are called to investigate a roofing scam that adds more destruction than construction. Also, Jamestown University is holding its annual job fair, but Preston's mind is preoccupied with how his relationship will fare with Veronica after graduation. (Repeat).

The entire community is hit hard when a police officer falls in the line of duty. Also, Preston and the gang must find the child of the fallen officer before any more tragedy occurs. (Repeat).

Derek defends Edwin from a bully. (Repeat).

Casey tries to make a movie for a school project. (Repeat).

Homeboy Industries is an organization that assists formerly gang-involved youth in becoming positive and contributing members of society through job placement, training, and education. (Repeat).

A man who is raising his talented granddaughters discusses the role music has played in helping his family deal with loss. Also: A city girl and country boy share the story of how they fell in love while milking cows on their first date. (Repeat).

Weekly devotionals from Brigham Young University feature talks by Mormon leaders and campus performances. (Repeat).

Weekly devotionals from Brigham Young University feature talks by Mormon leaders and campus performances. (Repeat).

Guests include: singer Brooke White; and the Gentlemen Trio. (Repeat).

James Madison and Lisa Delong use woodworking in their art to convey tradition, belief and culture. (Repeat).

The future looks bleak for an illiterate basketball star who loses his scholarship because of a heart condition. Michael Landon. Brian: Glenn Michael Jones. Julie: Deborah Lacey. Sticks: Clinton Derricks-Carroll. (Repeat).

A look back at Season 1 features an attack on the Inspectors and a criminal who sends threatening letters to a university president. (Repeat).

As the boys struggle to take Max's authority seriously, Del's irresponsibility exacerbates matters; Honey finds the space and money for both a new home and a beauty parlor; Bob is forced to make layoffs. Max: James Carroll III. May: Shirley Douglas. Honey: Cynthia Belliveau. (Repeat).

Shadow and Amy find themselves in jeopardy on a cattle drive. (Repeat).

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics. (Live).

Tune in for BYU's weekly devotional. (Live).

A mysterious GPS unit changes the navigation game. A life-size puzzle has the teams scrambling to work together and solve a visual riddle. Monika learns more about her mom and what happened when she was adopted. Kacey discovers an important connection on her father's side. The twins meet a relative that shares their life struggles and remembers when they were taken away to foster care. Elizabeth m

A man is forced to confront his past during the holiday season. (Repeat).

In San Francisco, Kirby helps an old dog find a new home. (Repeat).

As the boys struggle to take Max's authority seriously, Del's irresponsibility exacerbates matters; Honey finds the space and money for both a new home and a beauty parlor; Bob is forced to make layoffs. Max: James Carroll III. May: Shirley Douglas. Honey: Cynthia Belliveau. (Repeat).

Jack finds an unfinished song by Lyndy in her guitar case, which leads him to revisit a rough time in his marriage. (Repeat).

Tough decisions weigh on Ty after Jack literally leaves him at a crossroads. (Repeat).