A struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher but faces the wrath of a jealous vice principal.

Sparks fly between a troublemaking country singer (Trevor Donovan) and a festival organizer (Julie Mond).

An accident leaves a janitor (Eddie Cibrian) with the ability to heal others -- but at a risk to his own life.

A woman who is feeling nostalgic about her college days takes a job as house mother to her former college chapter only to find that it is in shambles.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

A fashion designer (Kayla Ewell) faces challenges when she meets her boyfriend's (Thad Luckinbill) family (Roma Downey, Marion Ross) for the first time.

A man (Callard Harris) learns that the high-school love letter he wrote to his best friend (Haley Webb) is now in the hands of her new boyfriend.

A journalist (Laura Leighton) and her mother (Angie Dickinson) try to prevent the development of a casino in their hometown.

A struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher but faces the wrath of a jealous vice principal.

Penelope Keeling (Angela Lansbury) is a withdrawn English matron from an artistic family. After suffering what seems to be a heart attack, Penelope reevaluates her past choices and decides to reconnect with her children, including Noel (Christopher Bowen) and Olivia (Patricia Hodge). Looking back on her life, Penelope reflects on moments of both happiness and regret, focusing in particular on her ill-fated romance with one-time love Richard (Sam Wanamaker).

A single mother and a widower develop feelings for each other while working for the PTA.

Still mourning the death of his father, young Buddy (Jacob Fisher) is devoted to his calf, Hokey, who is being raised for a livestock competition under the watchful eye of Buddy's mother, Hallie (Joey Lauren Adams). After their victory, Buddy is shocked to find out that his triumph will only result in Hokey's being killed for his meat by the highest bidder. Determined to save the bull, Buddy finds Mr. Blandford (Bruce Willis), Hokey's new owner, and tries to convince him to return the animal.

A widow and a widower struggle to let go of the past as their friendship blossoms into romance.

An aging Colorado cowboy (Richard Crenna) forces his rebellious grandson (Chris Olivero) to travel back home to California by horseback.

A young author finds himself at odds with an accountant who has been sent to scrutinize his pet project. The situation gets more complicated when his niece and nephew drop by for a surprise vacation.

An industrialist's heir conceals his identity after falling for a woman protesting against his father's company. Their relationship is threatened when the charade begins to give way and the truth is revealed.

Returning home for Thanksgiving, an artist (Dana Delany) learns that her estranged mother (Doris Roberts) is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

Penelope Keeling (Angela Lansbury) is a withdrawn English matron from an artistic family. After suffering what seems to be a heart attack, Penelope reevaluates her past choices and decides to reconnect with her children, including Noel (Christopher Bowen) and Olivia (Patricia Hodge). Looking back on her life, Penelope reflects on moments of both happiness and regret, focusing in particular on her ill-fated romance with one-time love Richard (Sam Wanamaker).

A single mother and a widower develop feelings for each other while working for the PTA.

Still mourning the death of his father, young Buddy (Jacob Fisher) is devoted to his calf, Hokey, who is being raised for a livestock competition under the watchful eye of Buddy's mother, Hallie (Joey Lauren Adams). After their victory, Buddy is shocked to find out that his triumph will only result in Hokey's being killed for his meat by the highest bidder. Determined to save the bull, Buddy finds Mr. Blandford (Bruce Willis), Hokey's new owner, and tries to convince him to return the animal.

A widow and a widower struggle to let go of the past as their friendship blossoms into romance.

An aging Colorado cowboy (Richard Crenna) forces his rebellious grandson (Chris Olivero) to travel back home to California by horseback.

A young author finds himself at odds with an accountant who has been sent to scrutinize his pet project. The situation gets more complicated when his niece and nephew drop by for a surprise vacation.

An industrialist's heir conceals his identity after falling for a woman protesting against his father's company. Their relationship is threatened when the charade begins to give way and the truth is revealed.

Returning home for Thanksgiving, an artist (Dana Delany) learns that her estranged mother (Doris Roberts) is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

A writer (Sarah Lancaster) creates a fictional man for her new romance novel, then must find a real one to help promote the book.

A man (Kristopher Turner) bets the owner (Leah Renee) of a bookstore that she will lose interest in her new beau (Ryan Bittle) after one month.

Things go awry when a man (Ryan Merriman) plans a romantic getaway to propose to his longtime girlfriend (Kayla Ewell).

A young woman and her estranged father must work together to salvage her late grandfather's cattle ranch.

With his family's Bronx bakery skating toward bankruptcy, baker Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) tries to prevent his Uncle Fab (David Proval) from selling the property. Marco teams up with the restaurant's pastry chef, Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly), to enter a dessert competition with a $250,000 grand prize, hoping to split the earnings to save his bakery and give her money for her own restaurant. Initially at odds, the professional partners soon begin to develop feelings for each other.

A man's email to the wrong woman leads to an unexpected romance.

A young woman tries to reconnect with the emergency call operator who helped her after a car accident.

Sparks fly when Ashley (Brooke Burns) is asked to do a TV makeover for an obnoxious and sexist sports writer (Dylan Bruno).

A writer (Sarah Lancaster) creates a fictional man for her new romance novel, then must find a real one to help promote the book.

A man (Kristopher Turner) bets the owner (Leah Renee) of a bookstore that she will lose interest in her new beau (Ryan Bittle) after one month.

Things go awry when a man (Ryan Merriman) plans a romantic getaway to propose to his longtime girlfriend (Kayla Ewell).

A young woman and her estranged father must work together to salvage her late grandfather's cattle ranch.

With his family's Bronx bakery skating toward bankruptcy, baker Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) tries to prevent his Uncle Fab (David Proval) from selling the property. Marco teams up with the restaurant's pastry chef, Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly), to enter a dessert competition with a $250,000 grand prize, hoping to split the earnings to save his bakery and give her money for her own restaurant. Initially at odds, the professional partners soon begin to develop feelings for each other.

A man's email to the wrong woman leads to an unexpected romance.

A young woman tries to reconnect with the emergency call operator who helped her after a car accident.

Sparks fly when Ashley (Brooke Burns) is asked to do a TV makeover for an obnoxious and sexist sports writer (Dylan Bruno).

A young doctor (Maya Stojan) finds an effective cure for her stress when she attends a cooking class.

A man (Callard Harris) learns that the high-school love letter he wrote to his best friend (Haley Webb) is now in the hands of her new boyfriend.

After his estranged son, Henry (Bill Pullman), returns a damaged man from the front lines of World War II, Jake Tibbetts (Barnard Hughes), a cantankerous Southern newspaper editor, struggles with the distance between reality and his own unreasonable expectations for his family. Tibbetts tests the patience of those closest to him -- including his wife (Sada Thompson) and his oldest friend (Robert Prosky) -- as he skirts the edges of sanity in the face of rapidly changing times.

Albert Sidney Finch (James Garner) is a retired judge who has lived in relative seclusion since the death of his wife. He is forced out of his isolated existence when asked to find out why a friend (Bill Cobbs) from his childhood refuses to accept a Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during World War II. While investigating, he also gets involved in the lives of his family for the first time in years, including his troubled godson Billy (Norm Skaggs).

When tragedy strikes, a high-school athlete (Andrew Lawrence) quits football to achieve his friend's (Jake McLaughlin) goal of running a mile in under four minutes.

A recently orphaned boy (Dylan McLaughlin) develops an unlikely friendship with a recluse while living with his aunt and uncle.

A car accident changes the lives of a single mother (Jennie Garth) and a children's show actor (Ethan Erickson).

Suddenly out of work, a woman takes a job as a nanny for a handsome foster father.

A young doctor (Maya Stojan) finds an effective cure for her stress when she attends a cooking class.

A man (Callard Harris) learns that the high-school love letter he wrote to his best friend (Haley Webb) is now in the hands of her new boyfriend.

After his estranged son, Henry (Bill Pullman), returns a damaged man from the front lines of World War II, Jake Tibbetts (Barnard Hughes), a cantankerous Southern newspaper editor, struggles with the distance between reality and his own unreasonable expectations for his family. Tibbetts tests the patience of those closest to him -- including his wife (Sada Thompson) and his oldest friend (Robert Prosky) -- as he skirts the edges of sanity in the face of rapidly changing times.

Albert Sidney Finch (James Garner) is a retired judge who has lived in relative seclusion since the death of his wife. He is forced out of his isolated existence when asked to find out why a friend (Bill Cobbs) from his childhood refuses to accept a Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during World War II. While investigating, he also gets involved in the lives of his family for the first time in years, including his troubled godson Billy (Norm Skaggs).

When tragedy strikes, a high-school athlete (Andrew Lawrence) quits football to achieve his friend's (Jake McLaughlin) goal of running a mile in under four minutes.

A recently orphaned boy (Dylan McLaughlin) develops an unlikely friendship with a recluse while living with his aunt and uncle.

A car accident changes the lives of a single mother (Jennie Garth) and a children's show actor (Ethan Erickson).

Suddenly out of work, a woman takes a job as a nanny for a handsome foster father.

An industrialist's heir conceals his identity after falling for a woman protesting against his father's company. Their relationship is threatened when the charade begins to give way and the truth is revealed.

A widow and a widower struggle to let go of the past as their friendship blossoms into romance.

A struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher but faces the wrath of a jealous vice principal.

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride (Kellie Martin) awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiance (Bradley Snedeker), but to a movie star (Ethan Erickson).

A young author finds himself at odds with an accountant who has been sent to scrutinize his pet project. The situation gets more complicated when his niece and nephew drop by for a surprise vacation.

Penelope Keeling (Angela Lansbury) is a withdrawn English matron from an artistic family. After suffering what seems to be a heart attack, Penelope reevaluates her past choices and decides to reconnect with her children, including Noel (Christopher Bowen) and Olivia (Patricia Hodge). Looking back on her life, Penelope reflects on moments of both happiness and regret, focusing in particular on her ill-fated romance with one-time love Richard (Sam Wanamaker).

Returning home for Thanksgiving, an artist (Dana Delany) learns that her estranged mother (Doris Roberts) is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

A journalist (Laura Leighton) and her mother (Angie Dickinson) try to prevent the development of a casino in their hometown.

An industrialist's heir conceals his identity after falling for a woman protesting against his father's company. Their relationship is threatened when the charade begins to give way and the truth is revealed.

A widow and a widower struggle to let go of the past as their friendship blossoms into romance.

A struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher but faces the wrath of a jealous vice principal.

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride (Kellie Martin) awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiance (Bradley Snedeker), but to a movie star (Ethan Erickson).

A young author finds himself at odds with an accountant who has been sent to scrutinize his pet project. The situation gets more complicated when his niece and nephew drop by for a surprise vacation.

Penelope Keeling (Angela Lansbury) is a withdrawn English matron from an artistic family. After suffering what seems to be a heart attack, Penelope reevaluates her past choices and decides to reconnect with her children, including Noel (Christopher Bowen) and Olivia (Patricia Hodge). Looking back on her life, Penelope reflects on moments of both happiness and regret, focusing in particular on her ill-fated romance with one-time love Richard (Sam Wanamaker).

Returning home for Thanksgiving, an artist (Dana Delany) learns that her estranged mother (Doris Roberts) is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

A journalist (Laura Leighton) and her mother (Angie Dickinson) try to prevent the development of a casino in their hometown.

A young woman tries to reconnect with the emergency call operator who helped her after a car accident.

A 25-year-old feud between two mothers (Patty Duke, Shelley Long) causes problems for a young couple planning their wedding.

Sparks fly between a policewoman and a man who's trying to save his bed-and-breakfast.

A woman who is feeling nostalgic about her college days takes a job as house mother to her former college chapter only to find that it is in shambles.

A writer (Sarah Lancaster) creates a fictional man for her new romance novel, then must find a real one to help promote the book.

Things go awry when a man (Ryan Merriman) plans a romantic getaway to propose to his longtime girlfriend (Kayla Ewell).

A single woman sends her troubled adolescent son (Alex Black) to spend the summer with his grandfather.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

A young woman tries to reconnect with the emergency call operator who helped her after a car accident.

A 25-year-old feud between two mothers (Patty Duke, Shelley Long) causes problems for a young couple planning their wedding.

Sparks fly between a policewoman and a man who's trying to save his bed-and-breakfast.

A woman who is feeling nostalgic about her college days takes a job as house mother to her former college chapter only to find that it is in shambles.

A writer (Sarah Lancaster) creates a fictional man for her new romance novel, then must find a real one to help promote the book.

Things go awry when a man (Ryan Merriman) plans a romantic getaway to propose to his longtime girlfriend (Kayla Ewell).

A single woman sends her troubled adolescent son (Alex Black) to spend the summer with his grandfather.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

A small-town Southern teen (Rick Schroder) promises his dying mother he will take care of his six younger brothers.

Still mourning the death of his father, young Buddy (Jacob Fisher) is devoted to his calf, Hokey, who is being raised for a livestock competition under the watchful eye of Buddy's mother, Hallie (Joey Lauren Adams). After their victory, Buddy is shocked to find out that his triumph will only result in Hokey's being killed for his meat by the highest bidder. Determined to save the bull, Buddy finds Mr. Blandford (Bruce Willis), Hokey's new owner, and tries to convince him to return the animal.

With his family's Bronx bakery skating toward bankruptcy, baker Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) tries to prevent his Uncle Fab (David Proval) from selling the property. Marco teams up with the restaurant's pastry chef, Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly), to enter a dessert competition with a $250,000 grand prize, hoping to split the earnings to save his bakery and give her money for her own restaurant. Initially at odds, the professional partners soon begin to develop feelings for each other.

A single mother and a widower develop feelings for each other while working for the PTA.

An accident leaves a janitor (Eddie Cibrian) with the ability to heal others -- but at a risk to his own life.

Sparks fly between a troublemaking country singer (Trevor Donovan) and a festival organizer (Julie Mond).

A fashion designer (Kayla Ewell) faces challenges when she meets her boyfriend's (Thad Luckinbill) family (Roma Downey, Marion Ross) for the first time.

After his estranged son, Henry (Bill Pullman), returns a damaged man from the front lines of World War II, Jake Tibbetts (Barnard Hughes), a cantankerous Southern newspaper editor, struggles with the distance between reality and his own unreasonable expectations for his family. Tibbetts tests the patience of those closest to him -- including his wife (Sada Thompson) and his oldest friend (Robert Prosky) -- as he skirts the edges of sanity in the face of rapidly changing times.

A small-town Southern teen (Rick Schroder) promises his dying mother he will take care of his six younger brothers.

Still mourning the death of his father, young Buddy (Jacob Fisher) is devoted to his calf, Hokey, who is being raised for a livestock competition under the watchful eye of Buddy's mother, Hallie (Joey Lauren Adams). After their victory, Buddy is shocked to find out that his triumph will only result in Hokey's being killed for his meat by the highest bidder. Determined to save the bull, Buddy finds Mr. Blandford (Bruce Willis), Hokey's new owner, and tries to convince him to return the animal.

With his family's Bronx bakery skating toward bankruptcy, baker Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) tries to prevent his Uncle Fab (David Proval) from selling the property. Marco teams up with the restaurant's pastry chef, Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly), to enter a dessert competition with a $250,000 grand prize, hoping to split the earnings to save his bakery and give her money for her own restaurant. Initially at odds, the professional partners soon begin to develop feelings for each other.

A single mother and a widower develop feelings for each other while working for the PTA.

An accident leaves a janitor (Eddie Cibrian) with the ability to heal others -- but at a risk to his own life.

Sparks fly between a troublemaking country singer (Trevor Donovan) and a festival organizer (Julie Mond).

A fashion designer (Kayla Ewell) faces challenges when she meets her boyfriend's (Thad Luckinbill) family (Roma Downey, Marion Ross) for the first time.

After his estranged son, Henry (Bill Pullman), returns a damaged man from the front lines of World War II, Jake Tibbetts (Barnard Hughes), a cantankerous Southern newspaper editor, struggles with the distance between reality and his own unreasonable expectations for his family. Tibbetts tests the patience of those closest to him -- including his wife (Sada Thompson) and his oldest friend (Robert Prosky) -- as he skirts the edges of sanity in the face of rapidly changing times.

A car accident changes the lives of a single mother (Jennie Garth) and a children's show actor (Ethan Erickson).

A young woman and her estranged father must work together to salvage her late grandfather's cattle ranch.

Suddenly out of work, a woman takes a job as a nanny for a handsome foster father.

An American company sends a troubleshooter to Ireland to find a way around an antiquated law preventing construction where leprechauns supposedly live.

A man (Kristopher Turner) bets the owner (Leah Renee) of a bookstore that she will lose interest in her new beau (Ryan Bittle) after one month.

Sparks fly between a free-spirited woman (Lacey Chabert) and a successful lawyer (Ryan Merriman) who meet while stuck in an elevator.

Albert Sidney Finch (James Garner) is a retired judge who has lived in relative seclusion since the death of his wife. He is forced out of his isolated existence when asked to find out why a friend (Bill Cobbs) from his childhood refuses to accept a Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during World War II. While investigating, he also gets involved in the lives of his family for the first time in years, including his troubled godson Billy (Norm Skaggs).

A widow and a widower struggle to let go of the past as their friendship blossoms into romance.

A car accident changes the lives of a single mother (Jennie Garth) and a children's show actor (Ethan Erickson).

A young woman and her estranged father must work together to salvage her late grandfather's cattle ranch.

Suddenly out of work, a woman takes a job as a nanny for a handsome foster father.

An American company sends a troubleshooter to Ireland to find a way around an antiquated law preventing construction where leprechauns supposedly live.

A man (Kristopher Turner) bets the owner (Leah Renee) of a bookstore that she will lose interest in her new beau (Ryan Bittle) after one month.

Sparks fly between a free-spirited woman (Lacey Chabert) and a successful lawyer (Ryan Merriman) who meet while stuck in an elevator.

Albert Sidney Finch (James Garner) is a retired judge who has lived in relative seclusion since the death of his wife. He is forced out of his isolated existence when asked to find out why a friend (Bill Cobbs) from his childhood refuses to accept a Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during World War II. While investigating, he also gets involved in the lives of his family for the first time in years, including his troubled godson Billy (Norm Skaggs).

A widow and a widower struggle to let go of the past as their friendship blossoms into romance.

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride (Kellie Martin) awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiance (Bradley Snedeker), but to a movie star (Ethan Erickson).

A woman who is feeling nostalgic about her college days takes a job as house mother to her former college chapter only to find that it is in shambles.

A journalist (Laura Leighton) and her mother (Angie Dickinson) try to prevent the development of a casino in their hometown.

A struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher but faces the wrath of a jealous vice principal.

Lilly, a hard-working EMT, is focused on her job and medical school. When wealthy slacker Jeff enters her life, she wants nothing to do with him. As she spends more time with him, she starts to realize that a book can't always be judged by its cover.

A young woman tries to reconnect with the emergency call operator who helped her after a car accident.

A shy writer has to go out on a date with a different man every month to write an article for her company's blog.

A recently orphaned boy (Dylan McLaughlin) develops an unlikely friendship with a recluse while living with his aunt and uncle.

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride (Kellie Martin) awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiance (Bradley Snedeker), but to a movie star (Ethan Erickson).

A woman who is feeling nostalgic about her college days takes a job as house mother to her former college chapter only to find that it is in shambles.

A journalist (Laura Leighton) and her mother (Angie Dickinson) try to prevent the development of a casino in their hometown.

A struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher but faces the wrath of a jealous vice principal.

Lilly, a hard-working EMT, is focused on her job and medical school. When wealthy slacker Jeff enters her life, she wants nothing to do with him. As she spends more time with him, she starts to realize that a book can't always be judged by its cover.

A young woman tries to reconnect with the emergency call operator who helped her after a car accident.

A shy writer has to go out on a date with a different man every month to write an article for her company's blog.

A recently orphaned boy (Dylan McLaughlin) develops an unlikely friendship with a recluse while living with his aunt and uncle.

When tragedy strikes, a high-school athlete (Andrew Lawrence) quits football to achieve his friend's (Jake McLaughlin) goal of running a mile in under four minutes.

Sparks fly between a troublemaking country singer (Trevor Donovan) and a festival organizer (Julie Mond).

Penelope Keeling (Angela Lansbury) is a withdrawn English matron from an artistic family. After suffering what seems to be a heart attack, Penelope reevaluates her past choices and decides to reconnect with her children, including Noel (Christopher Bowen) and Olivia (Patricia Hodge). Looking back on her life, Penelope reflects on moments of both happiness and regret, focusing in particular on her ill-fated romance with one-time love Richard (Sam Wanamaker).

A small-town Southern teen (Rick Schroder) promises his dying mother he will take care of his six younger brothers.

After his estranged son, Henry (Bill Pullman), returns a damaged man from the front lines of World War II, Jake Tibbetts (Barnard Hughes), a cantankerous Southern newspaper editor, struggles with the distance between reality and his own unreasonable expectations for his family. Tibbetts tests the patience of those closest to him -- including his wife (Sada Thompson) and his oldest friend (Robert Prosky) -- as he skirts the edges of sanity in the face of rapidly changing times.

A single woman sends her troubled adolescent son (Alex Black) to spend the summer with his grandfather.

A young doctor (Maya Stojan) finds an effective cure for her stress when she attends a cooking class.

An accident leaves a janitor (Eddie Cibrian) with the ability to heal others -- but at a risk to his own life.

When tragedy strikes, a high-school athlete (Andrew Lawrence) quits football to achieve his friend's (Jake McLaughlin) goal of running a mile in under four minutes.

Sparks fly between a troublemaking country singer (Trevor Donovan) and a festival organizer (Julie Mond).

Penelope Keeling (Angela Lansbury) is a withdrawn English matron from an artistic family. After suffering what seems to be a heart attack, Penelope reevaluates her past choices and decides to reconnect with her children, including Noel (Christopher Bowen) and Olivia (Patricia Hodge). Looking back on her life, Penelope reflects on moments of both happiness and regret, focusing in particular on her ill-fated romance with one-time love Richard (Sam Wanamaker).

A small-town Southern teen (Rick Schroder) promises his dying mother he will take care of his six younger brothers.

After his estranged son, Henry (Bill Pullman), returns a damaged man from the front lines of World War II, Jake Tibbetts (Barnard Hughes), a cantankerous Southern newspaper editor, struggles with the distance between reality and his own unreasonable expectations for his family. Tibbetts tests the patience of those closest to him -- including his wife (Sada Thompson) and his oldest friend (Robert Prosky) -- as he skirts the edges of sanity in the face of rapidly changing times.

A single woman sends her troubled adolescent son (Alex Black) to spend the summer with his grandfather.

A young doctor (Maya Stojan) finds an effective cure for her stress when she attends a cooking class.

An accident leaves a janitor (Eddie Cibrian) with the ability to heal others -- but at a risk to his own life.

Things go awry when a man (Ryan Merriman) plans a romantic getaway to propose to his longtime girlfriend (Kayla Ewell).

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

A young author finds himself at odds with an accountant who has been sent to scrutinize his pet project. The situation gets more complicated when his niece and nephew drop by for a surprise vacation.

Sparks fly when Ashley (Brooke Burns) is asked to do a TV makeover for an obnoxious and sexist sports writer (Dylan Bruno).

A young woman and her estranged father must work together to salvage her late grandfather's cattle ranch.