2024-10-15
Hudson hosts a lumberjack competition. Amy tries to retrain a Clydesdale and his owner to compete in the draft horse race. (Repeat).
Amy enters Spartan into an endurance race after realizing he's not ready to retire. Meanwhile, Jack is set on gentling an unbroke horse despite the danger, and Lou and Katie reveal hidden feelings while camping. (Repeat).
Amy is conflicted on what to do with the money given by an unexpected benefactor. An unfortunate accident dampens Lisa's excitement to join the race. Tim is upset about Jessica's apparent evasiveness. (Repeat).
Conclusion. Kim agrees to get help at a veterans' counseling group; and Jonathan reassures Maj. Hastings (H. Richard Greene) about his son. David: Matthew Perry. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Mark: Victor French. (Repeat).
Althea and Honey wonder about Hub being so distant with Laura. (Repeat).
When someone gets scammed into buying fake, prepackaged funeral plans for veterans, the Inspectors lure the scammer to Charleston, S.C., to a veterans' charity ball on the USS Yorktown. Meanwhile, Noah's grandfather is in town to compete with him in the county fair's Gumbo Cook-Off, but when Noah invites his new girlfriend to join their team, Gramps isn't thrilled with the new addition—or her idea
The Inspectors trail a group of thieves stealing Christmas gifts from unsuspecting victims' front doorsteps. Meanwhile, Preston, Noah and Veronica volunteer at the "Letters to Santa" program and find a mysterious letter from 1962. They vow to track down the sender and deliver a Christmas surprise. (Repeat).
Casey gets stuck with annoying flirt Truman as her fencing partner in gym class; Edwin and Derek square off in a table-tennis tournament at home. (Repeat).
On her second wedding anniversary, Nora recalls the plot hatched by Casey and Derek to stop her and George from getting married. (Repeat).
A look at the organization Acres of Love, whose members work miracles in the lives of orphaned children in South Africa. (Repeat).
A family who lost their son in a plane crash share their story. (Repeat).
Brother Jason Carroll of BYU's School of Family Life shares a message during the weekly devotional. (Repeat).
Phillip Rash shares spiritual insights in this weekly devotional address. (Repeat).
Matt Sallee of Pentatonix performs "Yes and Amen." Rhett Walker sings "Believer." (Repeat).
Annie Poon draws inspiration from her faith and her experience with depression to create artwork that shares how she found spiritual healing. Greg Olsen seeks to capture the character of Christ, centering the Savior in his life and paintings. (Repeat).
A pastor must follow a church council's decision to fire most of the staff at the school because they're not Christian. (Repeat).
Preston and Noah help Veronica get ready for her driving test . Elsewhere: Amanda goes on vacation, but ends up investigating a case when a Jamestown University student falls victim to a social security scam. (Repeat).
Fat prepares for a chess tournament; Hub becomes acquainted with an athlete who's passing through town on his way to the Olympics. (Repeat).
Amy and Ty are concerned about the effect the surprise visitor will have on Luke. (Repeat).
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Teams Red and Blue battle heavy rain and go head-to-head in a building-block challenge. (Repeat).
Phoenix Wilder, a 13-year-old orphan boy, gets separated from his new family shortly after his move to Africa. As the search for him continues, Phoenix befriends a giant bull elephant, and they work together to stop a band of poachers who prey on African elephants. (Repeat).
Comedian-musician Kirby Heyborne travels across the USA to volunteer anywhere, any way he can. (Repeat).
Fat prepares for a chess tournament; Hub becomes acquainted with an athlete who's passing through town on his way to the Olympics. (Repeat).
Amy grieves for her mother as she helps an abused horse named Spartan. (Repeat).
Lou makes a mistake and discharges a horse before his fear of traffic has been resolved; Val Stanton spreads harmful gossip; Amy second-guesses her abilities. (Repeat).
Lou plans an open house to attract business for the farm, and discreetly invites Tim to the house. (Repeat).
Someone or something has been stealing magical power from the museum. (Repeat).
Bea and Louis discover that an abandon cabin is more than it seems. Meg and Glen find something new about the alien rock. (Repeat).
After the kids see a health van parked in the playground, rumours fly about what it's doing there. Debra-Jo begins to act very strangely, and tries to create reasons for her to suddenly leave school. (Repeat).
Lou returns from New York, only to find that things are not running as smoothly as she had imagined they would. (Repeat).
Amy has to get creative when asked to work with Lisa's racehorse, but conflict arises when information about the horse's breeding comes to light. (Repeat).
The sisters (and Frank) head to the big city looking for more information about what happened to Maggie. Meanwhile, Nina and Keedie have fun party shopping at a vintage store, where they find a perfect dress and work through some of their sibling issues. (Repeat).
Darrell and Sally are determined to solve the mystery of the Malory ghost, but discover the truth is far more complex than they could ever have imagined. (Repeat).
When Darrell is accused of smashing Mary-Lou's precious pen, she and Sally must prove her innocence before she will be asked to leave Malory Towers forever. (Repeat).