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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).

An elite jumper and a father's unrealistic expectations cause tension for Amy. (Repeat).

Theo begins training to become a true ankh mage with the Sisterhood of the Chosen Keepers. (New).

With everyone shaken by the night's news, an unexpected visitor shows up at the facility. (Repeat).

Most days, Rory kicks the ball over the fence, hits the council windows and is promptly sent to sit in the principal's office. Today, he is trying very hard not to do that, by kicking the ball to the other kids instead. (Repeat).

The family struggles to deal with Tim's news, while Lou throws herself into planning her high-school reunion to impress an old rival. (Repeat).

A threat from Ty's past arrives in Hudson, putting the entire Heartland family in danger. (Repeat).

After a school play, Addie is bullied by a jealous Emily and unfairly punished by Miss Murphy. (Repeat).

Miss Grayling invites a potential investor to the school. The girls must put on a day to impress. It's the day of Georgina's beloved play and Darrell is tasked to lead a tour, but all doesn't quite go to plan. (Repeat).

While trapped in the San, Gwen overhears news that threatens the existence of Malory Towers. Sally is left by Mam'zelle to take a lesson, but Alicia proves to be a tricky pupil. (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).

An elite jumper and a father's unrealistic expectations cause tension for Amy. (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).

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).

Amanda, Mitch and Georgia have to get their case in order as they rush to the courthouse to put away a longtime nemesis. Also, the gang gets ready for graduation and has a hard time saying goodbye. (Repeat).

Erica-Marie Sanchez recalls when the gang investigated a missing person's cold case. (Repeat).

Derek lands a leading role in a school musical, and Casey gives him acting advice. (Repeat).

Derek plays hooky from summer school and tries to add a little fun to Casey's lifeless camp routine; Edwin and Lizzie start a pet-sitting business. (Repeat).

Diveheart helps people with disabilities imagine their possibilities through scuba diving, giving them emotional and physical empowerment. (Repeat).

Todd meets a family who spend very little time at home and became closer because of a foreign country; and the crew receive an unpleasant wakeup call when tornado sirens go off in the middle of the night. (Repeat).

Senior associate athletic director Liz Darger appears. (Repeat).

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Musician Travis Greene makes his faith his own and spreads the gospel of Jesus Christ through music and ministry. (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).

A young mother has two crosses to bear: a terminal illness and a minister father who's shunning his daughter and her illegitimate child. Marsha: Coleen Maloney. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Rev. David Stearns: William Windom. (Repeat).

The Inspectors investigate a criminal pretending to be a military officer. (Repeat).

Grace's loss of her switchboard job unwittingly turns out to be a local radio station's gain; a reckless driving citation forces May to take driving safety classes with Sgt. Stoneman. May: Shirley Douglas. Grace: Kathryn Greenwood. (Repeat).

The attempt of Tim and Jessica to throw a "small party" snowballs. (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).

Michael and his dad, John, travel to Italy together for the first time, looking to reconnect. (Repeat).

The competition heats up as Team Green dishes out a costly penalty to another team. Teams chip and putt their way through a tedious golf challenge. Monika finds out her family is bigger than she thought (Repeat).

Two teen girls express themselves through dance. (Repeat).

Kirby heads to Palm Springs, California and learns to fly a wheelchair-accessible hot air balloon. (Repeat).

Grace's loss of her switchboard job unwittingly turns out to be a local radio station's gain; a reckless driving citation forces May to take driving safety classes with Sgt. Stoneman. May: Shirley Douglas. Grace: Kathryn Greenwood. (Repeat).

Lou and Amy unite against Stewart Forrest's bitter lawsuit. (Repeat).

Amy meets a paralyzed military vet and ex-rodeo cowboy who wants to sell a roping horse, and she sees a chance to help both horse and rider. (Repeat).

Amy bonds with a horse-crazy boy, but his mother's secret could have ramifications for the Fleming family. (Repeat).

Theo heads out to Egypt to stop a powerful artifact from falling into the wrong hands. (New).

Allegiances are tested for Dragonfly when a new player joins the game. (Repeat).

For the birthday party of Max and Elsa, the weird twins, Mrs Gonsha makes a pavlova, which looks delicious, but is the most disgusting thing the children have ever eaten. (Repeat).

Derrick and his sidekick, Henry, travel to Mooresville, North Carolina to build a custom cart for Boots, an 11-month-old corgi who was born with front limb deformities. The Russell family have a special place in their hearts for special needs dogs. Boots' sister Buttercup, is a 6-year-old corgi who lost her mobility three years ago, and has been using a cart ever since. Buttercup's favorite thing

With the 12 month experiment now complete, the Australian Border Collie siblings reunite to face their final challenge. It's neck and neck but one dog shines brighter than the pack and is crowned Champion Muster Dog. (New).

After a terrible accident, Tracy is looking for a canine to restore purpose in her life again. She's open to any dog as long as it's not a small, yappy dog. Can she overcome her aversion to a pint-sized pair? (Repeat).

The Fixers build a ranger station in Belize that protects the jungle from destructive threats. (Repeat).

Lou and Amy unite against Stewart Forrest's bitter lawsuit. (Repeat).

Amy meets a paralyzed military vet and ex-rodeo cowboy who wants to sell a roping horse, and she sees a chance to help both horse and rider. (Repeat).

Amy bonds with a horse-crazy boy, but his mother's secret could have ramifications for the Fleming family. (Repeat).

A young mother has two crosses to bear: a terminal illness and a minister father who's shunning his daughter and her illegitimate child. Marsha: Coleen Maloney. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Rev. David Stearns: William Windom. (Repeat).

Grace's loss of her switchboard job unwittingly turns out to be a local radio station's gain; a reckless driving citation forces May to take driving safety classes with Sgt. Stoneman. May: Shirley Douglas. Grace: Kathryn Greenwood. (Repeat).

A look back at Season 4 finds Erica-Marie Sanchez recalling when Amanda and Mitch were on the case after a toxic sticker ended up in the hands of a young girl. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, Preston Wainwright and his friends help uncover a debit card scam at Jamestown University, but must be careful not to interfere with his mother and her partner as they investigate the same case. (Repeat).

Derek swaps test papers with Casey and then devises a plan to keep from getting caught. (Repeat).

Derek's mom tries to get him to live with her in Spain for six months. (Repeat).

Volunteer pilots with Angel Flight West provide free air travel for people in need. (Repeat).

Todd talks with a family who has opened their home to their disabled niece. (Repeat).

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

Religious programming (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. (Repeat).

Jonathan's friend Scotty, a quadriplegic, wonders if his relationship with a woman can succeed. Scotty is played by James Troesh, who co-wrote the script with his wife Theresa. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Mark: Victor French. (Repeat).

In the second season premiere, Veronica returns from studying abroad and she and Preston examine their relationship. Also: Amanda and Mitch investigate a series of post office thefts. (Repeat).

Prospector Leo McGinty and his granddaughter return to New Bedford. (Repeat).

The man who shot Ty returns to Hudson and Amy and the rest of the family grapple with how to react. Meanwhile, Jessica enlists Katie and Parker's help to deal with a demanding Dude Ranch guest while Lou is away. (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).

A mother and son travel to Zambia to explore their heritage and heal a rift from their past. (Repeat).

A rivalry brews when Team Green dishes out a costly penalty. A basketball-inspired challenge leaves a team shooting long-distance air balls. (Repeat).

When Sarah falls for a gentile man, she hides it from her Orthodox Jewish family by hiring an actor named Bob to stand in for her boyfriend at a dinner event. (Repeat).

Some families and friends decide to set up their loved ones. Among the tricks are pizzas that fall on the floor before reappearing in the box brand new, ice cream made in a bag, and a DNA multiplying machine that turns one mouse into a dozen mice. (Repeat).

Prospector Leo McGinty and his granddaughter return to New Bedford. (Repeat).

Ty and Amy try to overcome their issues while training a pair of Clydesdales, and an emergency at Heartland inspires teamwork. (Repeat).

Amy sets her sights on improving her skills as she works with a professional liberty-horse trainer in the Season 5 opener. (Repeat).