While helping a mounted archer, Amy reveals the mystery behind Spartan's behavior.

Amy helps her sister connect with a new horse.

Santa Claus goes on trial for protesting a department store's promotion of toy weapons during Christmas.

Four orphaned brothers must defy a court order placing them in separate foster homes.

A country doctor's (Roscoe Lee Browne) dedication to his community's medical needs nearly ruins him physically and financially. With Renee Jones.

Almanzo does not want Laura to take a teaching job even though he manages to lose money in a bad property deal.

Almanzo's pride leads to the dissolution of the engagement; Eliza Jane develops a plan to reunite her brother and Laura.

The School for the Blind's caretaker sets out to become a respectable farmer so that he may adopt two orphaned brothers.

Jack discovers the true reason for his friend's visit.

Things turn dangerous for Amy, Tim and Georgie at a horse clinic.

Amy tries to free a horse from a trailer; Georgie searches for Tim.

A story about rivals, glorious Cuban cooking, friendship, family ties and romance.

The prize of Sunset Valley's annual olive oil contest is a land parcel with disputed ownership. When a feisty woman and a competitive man face off, they never expect sparks to fly.

A woman moves to Bright Shore, where she opens a restaurant and rediscovers her passion. Upon arrival, she encounters a former baseball player who has a competitive streak and owns his own restaurant.

Claire, the owner of a new restaurant, is too busy to focus on relationships. Her mother decides to fix this by finding Claire the perfect man -- without telling Claire.

On the eve of her wedding, Cassie's long-lost foster brother Vincent makes an unexpected appearance, stirring up conflicting feelings; Sam searches for the location of the fabled Forever Tree as a gift for his soon-to-be wife.

With the wedding only a day away, Grace realizes how much she misses her father; Cassie takes Grace on a journey down memory lane to understand that Jake will always be with them; the clock is running out on Sam's quest to find the Forever Tree.

Cassie and Sam celebrate their honeymoon at a country winery, where they help their hosts deal with a dilemma over the future of their family estate; Grace goes to great lengths to avoid dealing with the pain of heartbreak.

Cassie plays host to Henry, a dashing stranger, and Olivia, a visiting poet; the two quickly fall for each other., but a revelation about Henry's true identity could throw a wrench in their burgeoning relationship. Abigail and Donovan squabble.

Jack discovers the true reason for his friend's visit.

Things turn dangerous for Amy, Tim and Georgie at a horse clinic.

Amy tries to free a horse from a trailer; Georgie searches for Tim.

A zealous district attorney tries for a felony conviction of a vagrant accused of stealing a bottle of wine.

Mark's friendship with a former police partner is threatened when the officer asks him to lie about a racist crime.

Jonathan gives a famous journalist, jailed in South America, the opportunity to enter his wife's dream.

A mother tries to reunite with the daughter she abandoned, now a blind artist, but meets with hostility.

Laura gets into a brawl with a woman she considers to be her rival and then leaves Almanzo.

Albert claims that he is tall and athletic in a letter to his pen pal; she has fabrications of her own to conceal her paralysis.

Amy steps in to help Georgie with a new challenge.

Amy and Georgie work to help a traumatized barrel-racing horse.

An unexpected guest arrives which makes Amy and Jack question the reason behind the visit.

The young and beautiful Eustacia Vye (Catherine Zeta-Jones) visits her grandfather in Egdon Heath, a country area in northern England, but quickly becomes bored and dreams of city life in Paris. When Egdon Heath native Clym Yeobright (Ray Stevenson) returns from Paris and falls in love with Eustacia, she agrees to the courtship in hopes of moving to the city with Clym. But Eustacia's attraction to the handsome Damon Wildeve (Clive Owen) forces her to choose between the two men.

In this drama based on a novel by Patricia MacLachlan, 11-year-old Journey (Max Pomeranc) is heartbroken when his mother, Min (Meg Tilly), skips town, leaving him and his sister, Cat (Eliza Dushku), alone. Then they are sent to live on the family farm with their grandmother Lottie (Brenda Fricker) and grandfather Marcus (Jason Robards). It's a difficult transition, but over time Journey gets used to his new life, especially when Marcus helps the him develop an interest in photography.

Special-education teacher Mike Kersjes (John Corbett) brings students to space camp to learn how astronauts explore the universe.

A woman (Amber Tamblyn) tries to make amends with a neighbor (Jennifer Ehle) who lives across the street from her family.

Marine Sergeant Terry Pulaski returns from fighting in Afghanistan with scars that are both mental and physical. Feeling like a burden to his family, Terry takes off with his Border collie, Duke, to begin a life on the streets. But years later, when his faithful pet falls ill, he's forced to reach out for help and also bring himself to reconnect with the daughter he has long since left behind.

Emily's life changes forever after she loses her eyesight, while a guide dog struggles with training. Through a series of missed encounters, both overcome obstacles and find each other.

Amy steps in to help Georgie with a new challenge.

Amy and Georgie work to help a traumatized barrel-racing horse.

An unexpected guest arrives which makes Amy and Jack question the reason behind the visit.

Jonathan must deal with the anger and frustration of losing his supernatural powers after he rejects an assignment from God; Jonathan falls for a beautiful woman who helps him cope.

Jonathan, now mortal, has trouble finding a job, and Jennifer doesn't share his wish for a long-term relationship.

Jonathan and Mark (Michael Landon, Victor French) help a former dancer (Mokihana) overcome her bitterness at being disabled.

Charles and Almanzo become partners in a new freight company; they get into an argument over the shortest route to the next town.

The women of Walnut Grove revolt when the men won't alter a law giving property to husbands only.

Nellie's imminent motherhood causes a rift between the in-laws over the religious upbringing of the child.

Laura and Almanzo make the mistake of agreeing to care for his nephews while their parents are on vacation.

Tragedy befalls Congresswoman Nell Harrington (Joanne Woodward) and her family when her son-in-law dies in a car accident, and Harrington's pregnant daughter, Phoebe (Laura Linney), is propelled into a downward spiral. Things gets worse when Harrington learns that her son-in-law was on cocaine at the time of the accident, and her daughter was using right along with him. What does this mean for Harrington's impending Senate campaign -- and the health of Phoebe's unborn child?

Five years after the death of his wife, Owen Quinn (Scott Glenn), a turn-of-the-century Irish fisherman, is still in a deep state of grief. One day, in accordance with Irish folklore, a seal emerges from the water and transforms into a gorgeous woman named Mairead (Saffron Burrows). Owen and Mairead meet and quickly begin to fall in love. However, the two realize their relationship might be short-lived, because, also according to legend, Mairead must soon return to the ocean and live as a seal.

A teacher strives to bring literacy to underprivileged children on an island off the coast of South Carolina in 1969.

Amy deals with the loss of her mother and an abused horse.

Lou sends Mrs. Roach's horse home before his fear of traffic is fully cured; Ty's probation officer visits.

Lou secretly invites his father to an open house to see Amy for the first time in 10 years.

Amy and Lou find a letter written years ago by Tim asking for their mother's forgiveness.

Elizabeth and Jack try to put their differences aside to stop Julie and Tom before they make another mistake; Gowen targets Abigail's Café in his next underhanded scheme.

Elizabeth and Jack face a life-threatening experience together and finally discover the truth about what has been keeping them apart; all of Hope Valley witnesses a shocking arrest and an unexpected proposal.

Jack and Elizabeth get a fresh start; a surprise guest for Abigail; Rosemary and Lee have an adventure; an unwanted visitor from Pastor Hogan's past; new beginnings for the town make this a very special New Year's celebration.

Charles and Caroline are thrilled, but Mary is apprehensive, when a head injury restores Adam's sight.

Mary feels like a burden when Adam resumes his education to be a lawyer.

Mallory is forced to admit the real reason she returned to Heartland.

Amy has the feeling that something isn't right with Ty; Jack and Amy try to help the ghost horse.

Mark (Victor French) helps raise money for an aspiring marine biologist's cancer surgery. With Michael Landon.

Jonathan and Mark convince teenager Lee to lobby in the state senate for broader environmental protection.

Nellie's imminent motherhood causes a rift between the in-laws over the religious upbringing of the child.

Charles and Caroline are thrilled, but Mary is apprehensive, when a head injury restores Adam's sight.

Mary feels like a burden when Adam resumes his education to be a lawyer.

In this TV movie set in the American South during the 1980s, 11-year-old Ellen (Jena Malone) enters a life of hardship after her mother's suicide. Fleeing her abusive father, she goes first to live with her bitter grandmother (Julie Harris) and then is shuttled to one strange household after another, always beset by new problems and difficulties but gaining strength and insight along the way. The title of the film refers to her misunderstanding the phrase "foster family."

When the husband of their friend Serena (Joyce Van Patten) dies, Ira (James Garner) and Maggie Moran (Joanne Woodward), an older married couple, make an event out of their day's travel to the funeral. Examining life and marriage on their journey, the couple of 29 years remains as in love today as when they first met -- despite being near opposites in personality. However, their love and respect for one another cut through all the differences between them.

British soldier Eric Newby (Callum Blue) is captured by Italian forces in World War II. Held captive in a prisoner-of-war camp at a derelict orphanage, Newby is released after the Italian armistice of 1943. But his freedom is short-lived. Newby soon finds himself the target of a Nazi division that refuses to surrender. He survives thanks to the help of Italian farmers and a woman, Wanda (Barbora Bobulova), who gives him food, teaches him Italian and falls in love with him.

Middle-aged widow Rebecca Davitch (Blythe Danner) looks back and wonders whether she took the right path in life. Her husband died after only a few years of marriage, and ever since she's been managing his three spoiled daughters, their cranky Uncle Poppy (Jack Palance) and the family business. In between planning Poppy's upcoming 100th birthday and commiserating with her brother-in-law, Zeb (Peter Riegert), she reconnects with her old sweetheart, Will (Peter Fonda), to see what might have been.

Veterinarian Sam (Eion Bailey) leads a simple, happy life with his wife, Lydia (Annabeth Gish), in the Maine town where he grew up. But when Dee-Dee (Alicia Silverstone), the girl who was his adolescent obsession, returns home a single mother after being gone for years, Sam struggles as his old feelings return. Dee-Dee opens a candle-making workshop, and Sam and Lydia cautiously befriend her young son, Trooper (Matthew Knight) -- wondering about Dee-Dee's intentions all the while.

Elizabeth surprises Jack with a home of her own; Abigail learns of Gowen's latest greedy scheme; Frank's past catches up to him.

When the people of Hope Valley learn that Frank is a wanted man, they quickly turn on him; Abigail sets out to prove that the mistakes of the past don't define the future.

After Hope Valley learns redemption is possible, Abigail and Frank pursue a romance before the heart of the town is tested by the threat of a gang of outlaws.

Jack and Faith's friendship begins to complicate his relationship with Elizabeth; Abigail pitches in to help a struggling community; a wave of kindness in Hope Valley has everyone opening their heart for a grand occasion.

Joe Kagan works up the courage to court Hester Sue, and learns she plans to marry an undertaker (Mel Stewart).

Albert falls in love with a 14-year-old girl who lives in a world of fear after being attacked by a rapist.

Albert decides to take matters into his own hands when he hears that Sylvia's father is planning to move her to another state.

Jack's secret could change his relationship with the family.

When Ty is admitted to the hospital, Amy and the family come together.

A man is mistakenly reincarnated to disrupt his son's marriage.

Jonathan intermediates for a football coach whose attitude about winning-at-all-costs has alienated his son.

Joe Kagan works up the courage to court Hester Sue, and learns she plans to marry an undertaker (Mel Stewart).

Albert falls in love with a 14-year-old girl who lives in a world of fear after being attacked by a rapist.

Albert decides to take matters into his own hands when he hears that Sylvia's father is planning to move her to another state.

Spanning more than three centuries, a priceless painting leaves a profound effect on two teachers (Glenn Close, Thomas Gibson), a wealthy woman (Ellen Burstyn) and her servant.

Neal (Keith Carradine) and Nora (Rebecca De Mornay) are married, but distant with each other. The couple focus all their attention and love on their son, Simon (Jordan Brower), and daughter, Clea (Thora Birch). When Simon dies suddenly in a tragic horseback-riding accident, Nora takes the death especially hard and falls into a deep depression. With the help of Nora's mother, Maggie (Ellen Burstyn), Neal attempts to reconnect with his wife and save his family.

A man (James Coburn) goes to the small Mexican town where his estranged son (Paul Kersey) was a resident to discover how he died.

Christine Chapman (Kathy Bates) suffers from schizophrenia, and is unable to live without the assistance of her mother, Helen (Lynn Redgrave). Christine's younger sister, Judy (Elizabeth Perkins), has avoided taking care of Christine growing up and is now living in a different city. But when their mother dies, Judy suddenly finds that she is Christine's caretaker. The self-centered Judy is now forced to reevaluate her priorities, while Christine continues her own quest for independence.

Polish social worker Irena Sendler (Anna Paquin) saved thousands of Jewish children during World War II.

Jack prepares to take a big step toward building a life with Elizabeth; Abigail welcomes Becky back into her home before making an emotional decision about their future as a family.

Abigail has to come to terms with the sudden arrival of the children's aunt; Elizabeth, Jack and the rest of Hope Valley come to witness a powerful act of love that proves everyone is right where they belong.

Jack's mother arrives in Hope Valley and quickly proves to be a challenge for Elizabeth; Rosemary plans her perfect wedding.

A resident of Hope Valley is put in danger after a landslide; a touching celebration of love proves how big people's hearts are.

Mrs. Oleson's constant interference prompts Laura to quit as Walnut Grove's teacher.

Adam's first client on returning to Walnut Grove is a man accused of cheating the townspeople in a land fraud.

Caroline and Laura announce their pregnancies together, but Caroline's visit to the doctor devastates her.

The Heartland family welcomes a new member.

Ty struggles with control issues when his mom stops by for an unexpected visit, in hopes of bonding with her granddaughter.

Jonathan and Mark help an honest mayoral candidate campaign against his unethical opponent.

A church council rules all teachers in a parochial school must follow and teach Christianity; guest Mimi Kuzyk.

Mrs. Oleson's constant interference prompts Laura to quit as Walnut Grove's teacher.

Adam's first client on returning to Walnut Grove is a man accused of cheating the townspeople in a land fraud.

Caroline and Laura announce their pregnancies together, but Caroline's visit to the doctor devastates her.

Boy Willie (Charles Dutton), a sharecropper, travels to Pittsburgh in the 1930s hoping that his sister, Berniece Charles (Alfre Woodard), will let him have the piano that their enslaved uncle engraved in pre--Civil War Mississippi. Willie hopes to parlay proceeds from selling the instrument into ownership of the land his uncle once worked. But when Berniece has other ideas, it becomes clear that the piano represents very different things to the siblings.

An FBI agent (Lolita Davidovich) re-examines her own life while investigating Iowa barn burnings and befriending an Amish widow (Patty Duke).

Despite the wishes of his parents (Michael Moriarty, Kate Nelligan), a young man (Peter Facinelli) drops out of college to become a commercial fisherman.

Rebecca (Mercedes Ruehl) was adopted as a child and begins to wonder about her past after her mother dies. Her adoptive father's new wife takes no interest in her, and when several years later her father also passes away, she goes on a quest to find her biological parents. She eventually meets a Navajo woman and discovers they are siblings. Rebecca is overjoyed to discover her lost family, but her husband, Jack (Jamey Sheridan), has to struggle to adapt to this new reality.

When Natalie (Gloria Reuben) gets pregnant, she puts the baby up for adoption and runs away from her father, rancher John Morgan (Ving Rhames). John adopts "Little John" (Robert Bailey Jr.) without telling Natalie and raises him, rather than letting him fall into foster care. Twelve years later, John wants to reunite mother and son. With his grandson, John journeys to Los Angeles to find Natalie -- who's now a family court judge with her own reasons for wanting to avoid her father.

Elizabeth struggles to help a young boy come to terms with an old injury while she and Jack help coach the kids in baseball.

Elizabeth must coax the truth from Robert after he tells a lie about seeing a bear and becomes the town hero.

To raise money for new school supplies, Elizabeth and the kids throw a carnival; the carnival sheds new light and possibly even hope, on Phillip's relationship with his distant father.

Elizabeth struggles with growing pains at the school; an old friend comes to visit Jack; Abigail's tenure as mayor is threatened; Rosemary plays matchmaker.

James, the Ingallses' newly adopted son, decides that there isn't enough room for him in their small house and runs away.

Charles sees two children (Jason Bateman, Missy Francis) lose their parents in an accident.

Charles looks for the orphans who fled from the cruelty of their adopted home.

The family supports Georgie as she decides whether or not to face a ghost from her past.

Tim steps up Jade's training regimen when a new competitor shows up.

A former Vietnam nurse suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder; a teenage boy learns he's adopted.

An adopted boy meets his biological mother who is a Vietnam veteran suffering from traumatic flashbacks of the war.

James, the Ingallses' newly adopted son, decides that there isn't enough room for him in their small house and runs away.

Charles sees two children (Jason Bateman, Missy Francis) lose their parents in an accident.

Charles looks for the orphans who fled from the cruelty of their adopted home.

Three sisters help a fourth (Mary-Louise Parker), the youngest, find love, succeed in business and make amends with their father (Philip Bosco).

When a love advice author and a dating columnist cross paths, attraction blooms into more. Using strategies from their own playbooks, it's possible they've met their match: each other.

A couple on the verge of a divorce must put aside their differences while planning their daughter's wedding, only to find that their own marriage may be worth saving after all.

City girl Katie, who is supposed write a magazine feature on a glamping resort, faces her fears by trying the camp's activities with a rugged outdoorsman and nature guide.

An architect relives her disastrous wedding day over and over until she faces her fears and discovers what she really wants in life.

Three days before Christmas, a woman who has never known her father receives a clue concerning his whereabouts. She follows the trail to a beautiful New England town where she meets a handsome young man willing to help with the search.

Ian plans what he thinks is the perfect marriage proposal at a bucolic Vermont inn, but things do not go as planned.

An overworked Hiram Baker and the residents of Walnut Grove are startled when they realise that the doctor's new medical partner is black.

The Olesons take in a girl from the orphanage to take the place of Nellie, who has moved to New York.

Nancy Oleson causes havoc as she schemes to win the lead in the school festival.

Amy and Ty prepare an unruly wild horse for international transport.

Upon her return from New York, Lou discovers that things aren't running smoothly.

It is Mark's high school reunion and his aging comrades from high school must come to terms with the fact that they are not the young, popular people that they used to be.

Jonathan (Michael Landon) helps ambitious students learn responsible newspaper reporting. With Victor French.

An overworked Hiram Baker and the residents of Walnut Grove are startled when they realise that the doctor's new medical partner is black.

The Olesons take in a girl from the orphanage to take the place of Nellie, who has moved to New York.

Nancy Oleson causes havoc as she schemes to win the lead in the school festival.

Shortly after celebrating 50 years of marriage, elderly farmer Sam Peek (Hume Cronyn) loses his wife, Cora (Jessica Tandy), to a heart attack. Though overwhelmed with grief, Sam stubbornly insists that he continue to tend to his orchards, refusing to entertain his family's suggestions that he slow down. But when Sam cautiously reveals that he believes Cora has returned in the form of an elusive white dog, his adult children and grandson Bobby (Harley Cross) grow concerned about his sanity.

After historic love letters start anonymously appearing in Kallie Sharp's mailbox, the hobby farmer searches for her secret admirer and opens herself up to love.

Benedict Stone's life gets turned upside down when his teenage niece arrives on his doorstep. However, he soon realizes that she may be the change that he so desperately needs.

Reporter Melanie heads home after the fallout from a story and, much to the dismay of a local detective, uses her skills to get to the truth when a friend disappears.

Cedar Cove is a small lakeside town full of romance and drama. One person in the middle of it all is Judge Olivia Lockhart, whose municipal court unveils the town's secrets and serves as a microcosm of the personal issues that she faces with her own family and friends. Also, Jack Griffith, the editor of the local newspaper, uncovers what goes on behind the courtroom's doors. The drama, Hallmark Channel's first original prime-time series, is based on a book series by New York Times best-selling author Debbie Macomber.

Martha is reinstated as mayor of Middleton and pits Grace and Luke against each other; Grey House hosts two best friends, Paige and Chelsea -- both of whom are worried that Chelsea's upcoming wedding will cause them to drift apart.

Cassie, Grace and Abigail take a road trip to Cassie's alma mater, Wellingsly College; Cassie reconnects with an old friend, who's contemplating her future as a professor; Abigail takes advantage of the trip to evaluate her relationship with Donovan.

Martha and her husband, Tom, visit Grey House; Cassie and Sam realize that they still have some things to learn about one another; Donovan's overbearing mother complicates his and Abigail's relationship; Grace and Luke go on their first date.

Martha discovers the original Middleton town charter and learns that it holds clues to the location of a fabled treasure.

Laura's college class brings romantic pressure from the professor and a confrontation with Eliza Jane.

The children of Walnut Grove idolize an aging daredevil and endanger themselves by attempting his stunts.

Mr. Oleson seeks revenge on his wife after she refuses to pay a small ransom to his bumbling kidnappers.

Amy is asked to work with Lisa's racehorse, but when information is brought to light about the horse's breeding, conflict arises.

Amy tries to teach some old friends about the power of connecting to a horse.

Jonathan and Mark encourage a disabled Vietnamese veteran to work for an organization that helps disabled people.

Jonathan and Mark (Michael Landon, Victor French) help students protest the mandatory retirement of a favorite teacher (Lew Ayres).

Laura's college class brings romantic pressure from the professor and a confrontation with Eliza Jane.

The children of Walnut Grove idolize an aging daredevil and endanger themselves by attempting his stunts.

Mr. Oleson seeks revenge on his wife after she refuses to pay a small ransom to his bumbling kidnappers.

A workaholic's (Kristin Davis) untimely death leads to her recruitment as a Christmas angel. Her first task is to help a struggling singer (Eric McCormack) use his music to heal old wounds.

As Christmas approaches, Paula reluctantly accepts a marriage proposal from her boyfriend. When her Aunt Jane invites Paula to her Nantucket home, she bonds with a charming inn owner.

A chance meeting at a weekend wedding celebration brings together Alice and Jack, two singles from very different family backgrounds.

Joy and Eric find a new sense of purpose -- and get a chance at love -- as they work together to build a home for a family during Christmastime.

After 15 years, a single father moves home from Hawaii with his two sons and, through a series of coincidences -- or Godwinks, ends up stuck in traffic next to his high school sweetheart.

Traci is a once-devout Christian who stopped believing in God after her husband tragically died despite her prayers. As her second Christmas without him approaches, she tries going to a support group for inspiration and comfort.

A single woman with a newly adopted baby gets stuck in Bethlehem, Pa.; with no room at the inn, she's forced to stay with a stranger who turns out to be the miracle she has needed.

Charles travels to Chicago to console his old friend Isaiah Edwards when the man's young son is killed in an accident.

A young boy named Elmer is teased at school; Nancy seems to get along with him, but she has ulterior motives.

Mrs. Oleson converts her restaurant to "fast food," but her success causes problems.

Tim's behavior becomes concerning.

Amy and Ty work to prepare a horse for a transport overseas.

Private detectives Mark and Jonathan help a Vietnamese couple locate their sons that were adopted and raised by an American family.

Jonathan arranges for a former beauty, who was scarred in a fire, to volunteer at a camp for the blind.

Charles travels to Chicago to console his old friend Isaiah Edwards when the man's young son is killed in an accident.

A young boy named Elmer is teased at school; Nancy seems to get along with him, but she has ulterior motives.

Mrs. Oleson converts her restaurant to "fast food," but her success causes problems.

A happily married woman (Bonnie Somerville) learns valuable lessons while spending Mother's Day weekend away from her family.

Wedding planner Wendy finally starts to settle into the single life after her husband's death, until charming Marco opens up a divorce firm right next to her.

After reading a book about dating and changing her personality to find a lover, a woman realizes the man she wants is right in front of her.

Lou hires Jerry to direct a promotional video to advertise Heartland.

Lou's boyfriend, Carl, comes to Heartland to convince her to move to Chicago with him.

Jack asks Ty to join him on a cattle roundup; Ben avoids his aunts phone calls.

A famous race horse is sent to Heartland for rehabilitation.