Charles helps Mr. Oleson's unloved nephew learn values by hiring him for odd jobs.

Pregnant Caroline worries Charles will be disappointed if her baby is a girl.

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

Before joining Ty, Amy tries to get everything organized.

Jonathan, dressed as a werewolf, comes to the rescue when drunken teenagers harass a young trick-or-treater.

A vaudevillian gets a second chance at success and reconciliation with his egotistic son.

News of Charles' inheritance from a wealthy relative prompts townspeople to suggest uses for the money.

Charles helps Mr. Oleson's unloved nephew learn values by hiring him for odd jobs.

Pregnant Caroline worries Charles will be disappointed if her baby is a girl.

Caroline and Charles are devastated when they find out that Mary's sight is deteriorating and cannot bear to tell her the truth.

An instructor manages to help Mary come to terms with her blindness; Walnut Grove deals with financial ruin.

Kyra plans to enter her dog in an agility show to impress a potential love interest. The problem is, she doesn't have a dog, so she needs to find and train one quickly.

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.

The Postables (Eric Mabius, Kristin Booth, Crystal Lowe) embark on a mission to deliver a soldier's letter from Afghanistan to a bullied teen, while Oliver's estranged father surprises him with news that shakes him to the core.

The Postables (Eric Mabius, Kristin Booth) race against time to reunite a soldier in Afghanistan with 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.

A grade school teacher unwillingly finds herself falling for a widowed architect whose daughter is a new student in her class.

The Ingalls move from financially troubled Walnut Grove to the busy town of Winoka.

The Ingalls, Garveys and Olesons have trouble with city life; Charles tries to reform Albert.

A strange and unusual football game makes an ignorant father realise that his visually-challenged son needs education.

An emergency traps Tim with an unexpected visitor.

Tim rallies the family to take another memorial ride for Marion.

A police officer's death in the line of duty causes his young son to retreat into fantasy.

A counselor at a camp for the blind enlists Jonathan to prevent the suicide of a man losing his sight.

The Ingalls move from financially troubled Walnut Grove to the busy town of Winoka.

The Ingalls, Garveys and Olesons have trouble with city life; Charles tries to reform Albert.

A strange and unusual football game makes an ignorant father realise that his visually-challenged son needs education.

Laura's innocent joke about a fat man has near-tragic results when he turns out to be her best friend's father.

Laura begins to feel jealous when her father spends a lot of time helping Albert raise a new calf, causing Albert to run away.

Single Becca has been a bridesmaid too many times, but then she meets a handsome videographer at her cousin's wedding.

Tess lasers through her best friend's wedding planning like the star doctor she hopes to become. After meeting the groom's best man, Tess maneuvers around him like a gurney in the emergency room, until she learns that he has a few moves of his own.

High school graduation and Spartan's near-fatal colic force Amy to face up to her future.

A family helps Sarah face the ghosts of her past.

Tim asks Amy to ride Lightning Dexter in a big race after he finds out that his girlfriend, Janice, has teamed up with the competition.

Amy and Kit take on Caleb in a team-roping jackpot.

As graduation approaches, Elizabeth and Nathan plan for a happy summer together; Lucas and Edie race Rosemary and Bill to find the gold; the town plans a sweet surprise for Minnie.

Constable Jack Thornton tries to discover a plank's rightful owner after it is discovered in the mine; Elizabeth tries to capture the enthusiasm of her students in the wake of tragedy.

Elizabeth comes up with a plan to keep the widows from moving out of town; they receive an eviction notice from the Coal Company to make way for new miner recruits.

Elizabeth assists a mute student who is having a difficult time coping with the death of her father; Jack looks into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the burning of Coal Valley's only church.

Mrs. Oleson writes a newspaper gossip column that manages to anger and slander nearly everyone in town.

Mary accepts Adam's proposal, but doubts they can raise children.

Charles and Jonathan Garvey try to prove to their sons that they're not yet old enough to be called men.

The family struggles with Tim's news; in an attempt to impress a former rival, Lou fully commits to planning her high school reunion.

The whole family is in danger when a threat from Ty's past arrives in Hudson.

Jonathan and Mark clash with a warden over reforms that would unite female inmates with their children.

An aging rancher feels helpless to prevent the killing of wild horses.

Mrs. Oleson writes a newspaper gossip column that manages to anger and slander nearly everyone in town.

Mary accepts Adam's proposal, but doubts they can raise children.

Charles and Jonathan Garvey try to prove to their sons that they're not yet old enough to be called men.

Nellie tutors Andy, then wants him to steal test answers.

Albert endures the scorn of residents when he becomes apprentice to a Jewish woodcarver.

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.

A woman (Rebecca Romijn) returns to Paris after a 20-year absence and ends up reconnecting with her college boyfriend (Jerry O'Connell).

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.

A divorced couple meet online and end up going on a blind date together. After an awkward reunion, they decide to set each other up with their friends, but old habits never quite die.

After finding the cans of whale oil, Jack investigates Cat Montgomery for her possible involvement in the church arson case; the evidence points to Cat and Gabe becomes upset by the idea of his mother being imprisoned for something she didn't do.

Abigail takes in Carla Noonan, a pregnant widow, to keep an eye on her health while Coal Valley's doctor is away; the new coal miners arrive; Elizabeth is immediately charmed by young miner Billy Hamilton.

Elizabeth feels caught between overprotective Jack and new miner Billy Hamilton; when Jack tells her he has proof Billy lied to her, Elizabeth decides she's had enough; Abigail suggests Jack try a gentler approach to reach Elizabeth.

Abigail is encouraged to reopen Coal Valley's dilapidated and abandoned café and make it her own after Elizabeth raves about Abigail's baking; Jack and Elizabeth are at odds after Elizabeth's brief romance with a dishonest miner.

Mrs. Oleson, Charles and Joe (Moses Gunn) move the blind children to Walnut Grove.

Adam panics at a river crossing; the students and a socialite surprise Mrs. Oleson.

A Walnut Grove youngster pretends his temporary blindness is permanent to keep his mother and father together.

Amy is convinced to work with a dangerous jumping horse.

A training accident results in an injury, and an unlikely ally arrives to show support.

Posing as police drug-counselors, Jonathan and Mark meet with faculty resistance where a student died of an overdose.

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

Mrs. Oleson, Charles and Joe (Moses Gunn) move the blind children to Walnut Grove.

Adam panics at a river crossing; the students and a socialite surprise Mrs. Oleson.

A Walnut Grove youngster pretends his temporary blindness is permanent to keep his mother and father together.

A pregnant Mary wants Adam and his wealthy Bostonian father to mend their relationship through reconciliation.

The children plot to scare Mrs. Oleson into returning an old woman's (Hermione Baddeley) home.

Newly married to charming Mark McCune (Eric Close), Dianne Parker (Kimberly Williams) soon becomes pregnant. What should be a happy occasion turns to dismay when they discover that their daughter will be born with genetic defects. Refusing to care for such a child, Mark abandons Dianne and the baby. As time passes, Dianne manages to care for her daughter (Amanda Fein, Caitlin Fein) with the help of her mother (Blair Brown) and Mark's brother (Campbell Scott), who has always loved her.

A writer (Marcia Gay Harden) forms a compassionate bond with her nephew (Taylor Handley) after the troubled teen runs away from his parents.

An American web designer inherits an animal reserve in South Africa. A no-nonsense ranger takes her on a safari in hopes that she will fall in love with the land, the animals and him.

A woman worries that her daughter and her fiance -- both having Down syndrome -- are not ready for marriage.

Elizabeth and Abigail move into rooms above Abigail's café; Elizabeth and her students put on the Coal Valley Founders' Day play; Jack surprises Elizabeth.

Jack asks Elizabeth for a dinner date, finally making his romantic intentions clear; Elizabeth receives an unexpected visit from her younger sister, Julie; Elizabeth is swept away when Jack surprises her with a very romantic evening at the café.

Elizabeth is heartbroken after saying goodbye to Jack, but she tries to stay strong in front of her class; Abigail tries to outwit Henry Gowen by stealing a file from his office that could hold the clues to the cause of the mine explosion.

Jack is thought of as a hero after putting away the Tolliver outlaws; he decides to return to Coal Valley; Jack's return to Elizabeth is complicated when a beautiful actress arrives; Bill Avery and Abigail try to make a case against Gowen.

Charles and Joe Kagan are jurors in the trial of a bigot accused of torching a barn and assaulting Andy.

Adam becomes depressed when Mary announces that she can distinguish between light and dark; the family is thrilled.

Away from home on a buying trip, Charles faces an emotional problem when a lonely woman and her children turn to him for affection.

Georgie reconsiders her future in show jumping after a video goes viral.

Just days before Lyndy's naming ceremony, the family finds themselves keeping secrets.

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.

Charles and Joe Kagan are jurors in the trial of a bigot accused of torching a barn and assaulting Andy.

Adam becomes depressed when Mary announces that she can distinguish between light and dark; the family is thrilled.

Away from home on a buying trip, Charles faces an emotional problem when a lonely woman and her children turn to him for affection.

Charles and Jonathan set out on a search for medicine when members of their families contract anthrax.

Laura and Albert leave home to help a terminally ill boy realize his dream of seeing the ocean before he dies.

After arriving at a small diner with her three dogs, a runaway bride (Erika Christensen) recounts her story about the ongoing search for Mr. Right.

A woman (Jessica Szohr) must adjust to her new, seemingly perfect life when her pranks on April Fools' Day come true.

After inheriting half of a house, a young woman (Lacey Chabert) develops an unexpected friendship with her co-owner.

Brian and Jenny are preparing for the grand opening of their bed and breakfast, Emily's Country Inn, when a big storm hits Buck County. Brian agrees to go back to Wall Street to boost their funds, while Jenny scrambles to keep the opening on track.

Jack helps Bill Avery with his investigation into the mine explosion; a romance grows between Bill and Abigail; Elizabeth struggles to make a decision about the teaching offer.

Elizabeth and Jack are closer than ever after their first kiss; Abigail confronts Bill about a surprising discovery that could put their romantic future on hold; the mining disaster trial takes a turn.

Elizabeth and Jack remain worlds apart; Abigail finds out the devastating truth about Bill Avery; a con man arrives in town.

Laura tries to convince Almanzo she is mature and her love for him is not just infatuation.

Laura wants to pass the teaching exam to prove her maturity, but romantic rival Nellie has other ideas.

The Ingalls go to court to adopt Albert, but his father reappears and demands custody.

Amy and Ty care for a wild mare and her foal, which provides a solution to their parenting problems.

Jack tags along on Amy and Ty's romantic trip to Pike River.

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.

Laura tries to convince Almanzo she is mature and her love for him is not just infatuation.

Laura wants to pass the teaching exam to prove her maturity, but romantic rival Nellie has other ideas.

The Ingalls go to court to adopt Albert, but his father reappears and demands custody.

Mary must get help when a stagecoach accident traps Adam and endangers a pregnant woman; Laura and Albert offer a beehive to their rivals.

Laura becomes jealous when Almanzo dates another girl; Mr. Oleson learns that the fat lady in a visiting circus is his sister.

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.

After three years of organizing fashion collections at a top magazine, Lauren is passed up for a promotion and decides it is finally time to throw in the towel and move home.

The children of a couple (Roma Downey, Tim Matheson) on the brink of divorce send their parents on a trip in hopes of rekindling the romance.

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.

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.

Dr. Sharon Hayes returns home to search for a beloved family heirloom. With the help of an adorable little girl and her dispirited father, together they rediscover the magic of Christmas.

Mrs. Oleson demands the Rev. Alden's resignation when she discovers a woman parishioner spent the night in his room.

Albert dreams that he and Laura have been captured by Indians who want him to lead an attack against the U.S. Army.

Charles and Laura rush to the aid of an old friend when they learn that a disabling accident has destroyed his will to live.

Ty is asked to mentor a troubled kid, but finding common ground proves harder than he expected.

While on Lyndy's first camping trip, Amy and Ty find an injured animal.

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.

Mrs. Oleson demands the Rev. Alden's resignation when she discovers a woman parishioner spent the night in his room.

Albert dreams that he and Laura have been captured by Indians who want him to lead an attack against the U.S. Army.

Charles and Laura rush to the aid of an old friend when they learn that a disabling accident has destroyed his will to live.

A con artist (Ray Walston) and a wrestler convince Jonathan he could be a champion and urge the town to bet on him.

A charismatic preacher (James Olson) entices residents from the Rev. Alden's teachings.

Hostility between a widowed farmer (Jason Lee) and a pushy ornithologist (Minka Kelly) who comes to his farm to save a family of swans turns into something else.

In 1910 Kansas, widowed farmer Jacob Witting (Christopher Walken) is having a hard time raising his children and running his farm without the help of a wife. He puts an ad in the paper for a bride to help him, and gets a response from a woman named Sarah (Glenn Close), who only describes herself as "plain and tall." Sarah travels to the farm for a one-month trial period, but finds Jacob's stubborn attitude and his daughter's view of her as a replacement mother difficult to bear.

Sarah (Glenn Close) and farmer husband Jacob Witting (Christopher Walken) want to keep their family together, but a drought makes it difficult to farm their land and provide for their children. When a fire ruins several buildings on their property, Sarah takes stepdaughter Anna (Lexi Randall) and stepson Caleb (Christopher Bell) to her brother's home in Maine, leaving Jacob to tend what's left of their farm. As they steel themselves for a period of separation, Jacob and Sarah pledge to reunite.

In this final chapter of the "Sarah, Plain and Tall" series, Sarah Witting and her husband, Jacob, are taken by surprise when Jacob's father, John, who abandoned his son and family many years earlier, returns to live with the Wittings as he faces the end of his life. As Jacob struggles to reconcile with John, the Wittings' children face troubles of their own, leaving Sarah alone to lead her family through their travails in rural 1920s Kansas.

Grace finds herself under the spell of Elizabeth Merriwick after Cassie discovers an old trunk filled with her vintage clothing; Cassie helps a mother and daughter reconnect over their past at Grey House.

A secretive dating app developer on the verge of a breakthrough checks in at Grey House, capturing the entire town's interest; Cassie and Sam play detective matchmaker to ensure a perfect couple used for app research find each other.

Cassie becomes concerned when an aid organization requests Sam's medical help in Colombia; Grace digs up some of Middleton's earliest history.

Cassie sets out to track down Elizabeth Merriwick's original wedding dress, learning a bit from every woman who wore it; Grace and Noah hit a snag in their relationship as Abigail and Phil start to ramp up theirs.

Gathered for a holiday, the Ingalls tell Albert how they came to Walnut Grove.

Gathered for a holiday, the Ingalls tell Albert how they came to Walnut Grove.

Gathered for a holiday, the Ingalls tell Albert how they came to Walnut Grove.

Georgie asks Wyatt to help him reunite a famous rider and her long-lost horse.

Amy and Ty disagree about how to treat a horse when the Fairfield manager has a concern.

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

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

Gathered for a holiday, the Ingalls tell Albert how they came to Walnut Grove.

Gathered for a holiday, the Ingalls tell Albert how they came to Walnut Grove.

Gathered for a holiday, the Ingalls tell Albert how they came to Walnut Grove.

The sudden death of Caroline's mother dims the joy over the birth of Mary's baby; guest Barry Sullivan.

Mrs. Oleson eavesdrops on her neighbors' new telephones and hears a secret that could split the Garveys.

With her marriage amiss, a woman immerses herself in her divorced parents' affairs by setting them up through a dating app.

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.

Kathy Yoder is a travel writer who has left her Amish ways behind, but when she returns home to settle her father's affairs, she is tempted to return to her former lifestyle.

Oliver (Eric Mabius), Shane (Kristin Booth), Rita (Crystal Lowe) and Norman (Geoff Gustafson) face personal challenges following Valentine's Day.

Oliver and Shane explore their budding romance, while a woman asks the Postables to retrieve a letter that she mailed to her ex-boyfriend.

A man (Dean Cain) seeks justice after his wife's and daughter's deaths, caused by a teenage driver (Shiloh Fernandez) who was racing illegally on the highway.

The Ingallses' neighbors are thrilled to learn that their 16-year-old grandson is coming to live with them.

Albert and Laura decide to play a trick on the school bully, when it appears his disruption of classes will force the Wilders to leave.

Charles and Caroline feel like poor relatives when they attend their high-school reunion in Milwaukee.

Tim turns a team penning event into a town spectacle.

Lou returns with an idea to attract guests.

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.

The Ingallses' neighbors are thrilled to learn that their 16-year-old grandson is coming to live with them.

Albert and Laura decide to play a trick on the school bully, when it appears his disruption of classes will force the Wilders to leave.

Charles and Caroline feel like poor relatives when they attend their high-school reunion in Milwaukee.

Three escaped convicts, one wounded, take hostages at a school for the visually-challenged; they enlist help from one hostage to treat the wounded convict.

Laura's sign-language pupil (Alban Branton) falls in love with her.

A by-the-book veteran takes over at a failing military academy and immediately clashes with the beautiful dean of academics. Eventually, sparks fly as they're forced to become close to save their school.

A woman has been fostering a retired military dog as she recovers from a broken engagement. But sparks fly again when the pup's military partner returns to claim the dog.

Amy is hired to do a horse clinic with a group of inmates.

Tim convinces the family they need to take the law into their own hands when Ty and Amy find her father's stolen cattle.

Ty and Amy's relationship is put in jeopardy.

Amy fights to keep Dexter when she learns Tim is putting the horse up for sale.

Abigail travels to Hamilton to stay with Elizabeth's family and wants to accept Bill's help on a personal matter; heroic act by Jack brings him closer to his ex-fiancée, Rosemary; Elizabeth returns to Hope Valley.