Charles and Mr. Edwards end up racing against time to rescue Mary, Laura and a friend from a runaway caboose.

A strict teacher (Richard Basehart) develops an instant dislike for Laura.

Amy and Caleb train one of Sam's rescue horses to be a roping horse; Jack and Tim disagree about Blue's future; Katie and Logan go river rafting and end up on a bigger adventure than they expected.

Jonathan and Mark help a young couple adopt a mentally challenged boy.

A deadly infection fells Caroline before she can join her family on a camping trip.

Charles and Mr. Edwards end up racing against time to rescue Mary, Laura and a friend from a runaway caboose.

A strict teacher (Richard Basehart) develops an instant dislike for Laura.

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

Katie Mayfield (Katie Leclerc) yearns for her simple Amish lifestyle, while her lost love, Daniel Fisher (Jacob Blair), desperately tries to find her.

A man (Barry Watson) is reunited with his former teenage crush (Mia Kirshner) while working to save a favorite childhood retreat from closure.

William G. Borchert's biographical story profiles Lois Wilson (Winona Ryder), co-founder of Al-Anon, and her husband, Bill (Barry Pepper), co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.

A military nurse returns from Afghanistan and moves to rural Ohio to recover from the horrors of war. There, she begins a complicated relationship with an Amish man.

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.

During a recession, Charles and Mr. Edwards join two others in order to transport the highly explosive liquid dynamite.

Rumors fly when Charles performs odd jobs for a widow to get a china set for Caroline.

A Russian emigrant (Theodore Bikel) objects to cancellation of the centennial party.

Amy's surprised to learn Finn has returned to town; Jack and Tim win Hudson's Entrepreneur of the Year Award, which leads to unexpected problems for Lou and the arrival of someone from Tim's past.

When flood evacuees come to Hudson, Amy works with a traumatized horse; Jack and Lisa help a young couple; Tim connects with an evacuee; Rick steps up in Lou's absence.

A dog tries to lead Jonathan and Mark to his owners, a father and son trapped in a wrecked car.

The father (Ernest Borgnine) of a dead veteran rebels when his son's Vietnamese family tries to immigrate.

During a recession, Charles and Mr. Edwards join two others in order to transport the highly explosive liquid dynamite.

Rumors fly when Charles performs odd jobs for a widow to get a china set for Caroline.

A Russian emigrant (Theodore Bikel) objects to cancellation of the centennial party.

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.

Hope is tasked with teaching Manhattan's former most eligible bachelor how to dance for his extravagant wedding. As the dance lessons progress, complications ensue when feelings begin to develop between the student and the instructor.

A woman fights to save her community garden from a handsome real estate developer.

Amy's loyalties are tied when she has to compete against Ashley; when Ashley's horse, Apollo, starts mucking up, Amy rushes to help.

Amy works with a wild mustang; Lou plans a birthday party for her sister.

Ty returns and finds the new ranch hand has taken over both his job and his place in Amy's heart.

Tim gives Amy a grand prix jumper for her birthday.

Rosemary and Lee's baby brings up memories of Rosemary's own mother and questions about her past. Meanwhile, the kids feel left out of the hot springs with all the tourists.

When a former student visits, Elizabeth thinks she may need her help. Meanwhile, Lucas orders something for all of Hope Valley to enjoy -- if they can get it to work.

Elizabeth encourages Gowen to seek forgiveness from Rosaleen to heal old wounds; Montague continues to raise suspicion.

Everyone helps Rosemary as the governor visits early; Nathan is called away to help with land trouble, only to find himself in unexpected danger and with surprising intel.

A gentle and sensitive musician returns to Walnut Grove to resume his career as a teacher.

A tornado that destroys crops convinces a desolate Charles to sell the farm and go back to his old home.

A man (Johnny Cash) dressed as a cleric and his wife (June Carter Cash) claim to be on a mission of mercy.

Amy helps a unique animal from an abandoned zoo; Tim joins Jessica in New York for her art show while trying to fix a past mistake; Jack and Lisa work through difficulties in their relationship.

A storm leads to a sad goodbye; Amy thinks her worst fears about Finn have come true; Lou reads Katie's journal without permission.

Two orphans face coldheartedness when they ask their favorite children's TV host (Ned Beatty) to adopt them.

Jonathan and Mark pose as recreation directors to help an angel on a difficult assignment in a retirement community.

A gentle and sensitive musician returns to Walnut Grove to resume his career as a teacher.

A tornado that destroys crops convinces a desolate Charles to sell the farm and go back to his old home.

A man (Johnny Cash) dressed as a cleric and his wife (June Carter Cash) claim to be on a mission of mercy.

Rival lawyers battle each other in court as their respective dogs fall madly in love, bringing their guardians together at every turn until they reluctantly realize it may not just be the pups who are each other's true Valentine.

The producer of a wedding-themed reality show returns to her college town to film three new couples plan their weddings. She finds herself reliving old dreams when her ex-boyfriend is cast as a groom-to-be.

Sparks fly between an interior designer and a handsome pilot who finds homes for rescue dogs.

Contestants on "The One" try to determine if they're fated to be together. Meanwhile, sparks fly between the female contestant and the handsome ranch owner who acts as their guide.

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.

The town prepares for the governor's black-tie ball; while still reeling from the true intentions of Union City Holdings, Lucas decides to try to sway the governor to their side.

Lucas is the talk of Hope Valley; Elizabeth and the whole town rally around him, but everyone still worries it won't be enough to stop the governor.

With Elizabeth at his side, Election Day has the entire town supporting Lucas, hoping he will save Hope Valley; Rosemary and Lee discuss who should be their baby's godfather.

Elizabeth turns over a new leaf; Nathan returns home from an investigation, while Bill questions its outcome; Rosemary chases a scoop; Lucas makes a surprise announcement.

Mr. Edwards' adopted son John decides to refuse a college scholarship when Mary agrees to get married to him.

After having her horse shod for the annual race, Laura learns that the Olesons have purchased an expensive racehorse for Nellie.

Nellie feigns injury after an argument with Laura, then tries to manipulate others.

Amy teaches Lyndy how to barrel race; Logan's father arrives at Heartland; Jessica seeks distraction from a disappointment in New York; Katie gets her ears pierced, causing a fight with Lou.

Amy leads an overnight trail ride to help with Jessica's new photography job; on the ride, Amy and Jack have a disagreement about Finn; Lou's latest mayoral event upsets Rick.

Jonathan helps members of a feuding family to see what life would have been like without their loved ones.

Before marrying her fiancé Brad, Mark gives his friend a lesson about marriage that he hopes she will hold dear to her heart.

Mr. Edwards' adopted son John decides to refuse a college scholarship when Mary agrees to get married to him.

After having her horse shod for the annual race, Laura learns that the Olesons have purchased an expensive racehorse for Nellie.

Nellie feigns injury after an argument with Laura, then tries to manipulate others.

Sammy (Matthew Modine) isn't mute. But no one knows that. After he was seemingly abandoned by his mother at the age of 10, Sammy took a vow of a silence. Since then, everyone in the tiny town of Barrington, Ga., has treated him as a deaf-mute. This puts Sammy in the unique position of being in on the secrets of its citizens, including domineering matron Tynan (Claire Bloom), her oafish son (Jake Weber) and her sensitive daughter (Anne Bobby). But what happens when his own secret gets loose?

Veteran rancher John Landsburg (Jon Voight) faces federal bureaucracy when his old enemy, Tap Peterson (James Caan), falsifies documents and alleges that Landsburg doesn't own his family ranch.

When Henry proposes, it looks like Rebecca will finally get her fairy tale ending -- until her daughter invites a visitor from her past that changes the Petersons and Landsburgs forever.

After inheriting an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, N.Y., a woman teams up with a master chef to relaunch the establishment and make her loved ones proud.

A country star on the rise has a short time to plan her wedding when a date opens up at Graceland Chapel.

Elizabeth and Allie plan a birthday party for Nathan; Lee and Rosemary weigh business responsibilities against family time; Lucas settles into his role as governor.

Rosemary and Bill team up to investigate a case they believe shouldn't be closed; the women of Hope Valley start a day care; Hickam and Mei celebrate a milestone.

It's Easter in Hope Valley, so Elizabeth organizes an egg hunt with help from Nathan; a visitor from Lucas' past gets the town talking; Angela and Cooper seek to mend a relationship.

Hickam and Lee clash with the mayor of Benson Hills, while Gowen suggests a solution with huge implications for the town; Elizabeth and Nathan clear up a misunderstanding.

After witnessing a loud argument, Laura is under the impression that Mr. Oleson kills his wife, but no one believes her.

Charles rushes back to Wisconsin after he learns his mother has died and his father is suicidal with grief.

Charles' father stays with the Ingalls, but an incident with Laura deepens his depression.

Amy and Lou go on a road trip to stop a Miracle Girl imposter; Tim puts on a rodeo school showcase, but a series of mysterious events threaten the show; Amy questions if she should visit Finn.

Amy agrees to let Logan take the lead with a new client horse; Tim goes after the person responsible for Jack's accident; Lou struggles to reconnect with Katie.

Jonathan and Mark head to college; Jonathan helps a 12-year-old genius and Mark takes care of a rowdy dorm.

Jonathan and Mark help a dying tycoon to reconnect with his only son; they decide it their mission to help the family reconcile their differences before it is too late.

After witnessing a loud argument, Laura is under the impression that Mr. Oleson kills his wife, but no one believes her.

Charles rushes back to Wisconsin after he learns his mother has died and his father is suicidal with grief.

Charles' father stays with the Ingalls, but an incident with Laura deepens his depression.

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.

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

When a prince (Jack Turner) who is heir to the throne lands in hot water for his partying ways, a PR consultant is hired by the royal family to perform some damage control.

At a prestigious academy where competition is fierce, sparks fly between passionate Emma Conroy and rebellious Henry Walker as they train to become royal butlers.

A promising seamstress designs dresses for a charity ball hoping to impress the royal guest, but the dresses -- and a possible romance -- seem destined for disaster.

Elizabeth confronts an imposing figure from her past; Rosemary helps Lee navigate a new leadership role; Lucas struggles to find bidders for his resort project.

Elizabeth hopes for the best when Tom Thornton visits with an exciting opportunity for the town's choir; Rosemary and Bill interview a source; Lucas considers his options.

Elizabeth and Nathan help Tom out of a tight situation; the town comes together after a setback; Joseph heals an old rift; Gowen councils Lucas.

Rosemary's newspaper article creates waves when she questions Lucas's judgement; Allie discusses her birth father with Nathan, and Elizabeth realizes Little Jack is growing up.

Laura struggles to understand why the rest of her family does not like her goat, which she saves from farmer Parson's shotgun.

Charles tries to tolerate three bullies, until they assault his family.

The community's children are trapped by a sudden snowstorm while on their way home from school. With Michael Landon and Karen Grassle.

A surprise visitor causes Amy to see Finn differently; a weekend trip to the cabin has Jack struggling with his past while Katie finally opens up; Lou and Peter's dinner party doesn't go as planned.

Amy helps Lisa with Platinum Bow; Tim has a difficult visit with Shane; Katie leads a strike at Maggie's; Jack reconnects with his country music roots.

A U.S. senator opposes Jonathan and Mark's efforts to pass legislation that could save a little girl's life.

Mark and Jonathan become the target of con artists after Mark wins five million dollars.

Laura struggles to understand why the rest of her family does not like her goat, which she saves from farmer Parson's shotgun.

Charles tries to tolerate three bullies, until they assault his family.

The community's children are trapped by a sudden snowstorm while on their way home from school. With Michael Landon and Karen Grassle.

Four orphaned brothers (Jeffrey D. Sams, Justin Chambers, Zak Orth, Tristan Tait) are trying to evade the New York City police when they find a baby abandoned in a carriage. They adopt her and take her out West, where they settle down and raise her on a ranch called "Rose Hill." Years later, in the midst of devastating circumstances, the brothers tell Mary Rose (Jennifer Garner) about her origins, leading to her journey to find her biological family in New York.

When asked to be best man and maid of honor at a friend's wedding, two commitment-phobic professionals never expect that they're about to find romance of their own.

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.

A photographer falls for a handsome guide after traveling to a remote lodge to find mythical waterfalls.

Music teacher Hannah finds unexpected love with a widower after he and his daughter move back to town and participate in the annual kite festival.

After landing her dream job, a woman must work with her ex-boyfriend to organize a wedding for a fashion magazine.

Layla accompanies Seth to her cousin's wedding, and everyone is surprised when she announces they're engaged. They are forced to keep up the pretense, and as they spend more time together, they find themselves feeling something very real.

Carrie falls into a deep mine while chasing a butterfly; a drunken former miner must get his act together to rescue her.

When Mr. Edwards takes his deathly ill daughter to a mountain cabin to nurse her, Laura tries to help.

Mrs. Oleson casts Nellie as the lead in the children's play; a girl plots marriage for her widowed mother.

Amy helps Georgie rediscover her passion for showjumping; Lou's surprised when Peter announces he's moving to Heartland; a Winter Fair allows Tim to help Jessica and his rodeo school.

Jack faces the truth about his rift with Al Cotter; Lou and Peter take the next step in their relationship; Georgie makes a decision about her future; Amy sees her own future in a new light.

Jonathan and Mark help a cynical newspaper columnist find the Christmas spirit when he can't come up with a story on Christmas Eve.

A small-time crook finds a briefcase containing $1 million and then needs help fending off the two hoods who "lost" the money.

Carrie falls into a deep mine while chasing a butterfly; a drunken former miner must get his act together to rescue her.

When Mr. Edwards takes his deathly ill daughter to a mountain cabin to nurse her, Laura tries to help.

Mrs. Oleson casts Nellie as the lead in the children's play; a girl plots marriage for her widowed mother.

After the death of her mother, Lara Ritchie (Lauren Hewett) goes to stay with her father, Larry (Jamey Sheridan), who lives on a farm in Australia with his new wife, Gladwyn (Judy Davis), and their three children. Larry's family is uncomfortable at first around Lara, whom Gladwyn treats differently from her biological offspring. Easing the transition along is Thunderwith, a dog who becomes a friend to Lara, helping her forgive and connect to the relative strangers who make up her new family.

A woman abandons her promising singing career to run her grandmother's wedding photography business. Just as she's beginning to forget about her former life, her ex-boyfriend walks back into the picture.

Fitness instructor Molly runs the Bridal Boot Camp, helping prospective brides-to-be get in shape for the big day. Things get complicated when sparks start to fly between herself and Nick, the fiancé of one of her new clients.

After their wedding venue reserves the wrong date, Nick and Molly have six weeks to plan the wedding of their dreams. Things get even more complicated when Steven, who once left Molly at the altar, comes back into her life with a business offer.

Shari just moved back to D.C. after a breakup and hopes to start painting again. Inspiration hits when she meets Evan, a repairman who winds up actually being a gallery owner.

Joy's dream sends the three Merriwicks on a search for Phillip Harper, Joy's father.

Old and new wishes start coming true after Cassie, Abigail and Joy toss coins into the historic wishing well.

As the Merriwicks delve into the images on Joy's vision board, Cassie accompanies Sam on a trip to his childhood home to care for his sister.

Cassie and Sam are disagreeing about Sam's return to work after his injury; Flower Universe is trying to undercut Abigail's business, but she won't go down without a fight.

The Ingalls try to help a boy who is rejected by the townsfolk because his father is an Indian warrior.

Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) needs an immediate operation, so Charles (Michael Landon) leaves the farm for a dangerous high-paying job.

Charles (Michael Landon) risks his life and the lives of his crew by rushing a tunnel-dynamiting job. With Karen Grassle.

Amy is surprised when a very pregnant Mallory shows up at the ranch with a wild horse; Jack and Tim face new competition, and Lou grapples with a familiar opponent in her campaign to be reelected.

Amy and Jack retrain Edwin's horse for carriage racing, bringing Amy and Edwin closer; Logan takes on his first client horse; election night arrives for Lou just as the family faces a difficult loss.

Jonathan and Mark are assigned to reward the good deeds of a homeless street performer.

After suffering a heart attack, a blind pianist turns to Mark and Jonathan to help him start a new life.

The Ingalls try to help a boy who is rejected by the townsfolk because his father is an Indian warrior.

Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) needs an immediate operation, so Charles (Michael Landon) leaves the farm for a dangerous high-paying job.

Charles (Michael Landon) risks his life and the lives of his crew by rushing a tunnel-dynamiting job. With Karen Grassle.

An eccentric dreamer (Brian Benben) infuriates the owner (William Hurt) of a funeral home after he builds the world's largest drive-in movie theater across the street.

Complications arise when three women (Danielle Panabaker, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Britt Irvin) learn that their marriages are not official.

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.

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

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

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

With help from a young girl and a widower, a 30-something woman finally grows up and takes on the real world.

A black boy (guest star Todd Bridges) enslaves himself to the Ingallses in exchange for an education. With Michael Landon and Karen Grassle.

Nightmares plague Laura (Melissa Gilbert) after she steals a small toy. With Michael Landon, Karen Grassle and Melissa Sue Anderson.

The boys want to prove that a slow-witted classmate can beat Mary and Nellie for class president.

Amy helps Caleb with his son's pony; Lou and Jessica start a new venture, while Katie tries a risky new hobby; Logan takes a big step in his relationship with Miley, but then disaster strikes.

Amy must deal with Lyndy's sudden fear of horses; Logan blames himself for Miley's accident; Tim enlists the family to make Shane's return to Heartland perfect, Katie struggles with a friendship.

Jonathan and Mark, posing as high-school teachers, help a diverse group of students deal with the trauma of the upcoming senior prom.

Fearing success may end Jonathan's stay on Earth, Mark hampers efforts to reconcile a mother and daughter.

A black boy (guest star Todd Bridges) enslaves himself to the Ingallses in exchange for an education. With Michael Landon and Karen Grassle.

Nightmares plague Laura (Melissa Gilbert) after she steals a small toy. With Michael Landon, Karen Grassle and Melissa Sue Anderson.

The boys want to prove that a slow-witted classmate can beat Mary and Nellie for class president.

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.

The owner (Kellie Martin) of a bridal shop falls in love with the son of her chief competitor, then must fend off the woman's attempts to sabotage the relationship.

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.

Lou and Scott's romantic plans halt when the dude ranch's first clients arrive earlier than expected. Meanwhile, Amy and Ty get closer.

Lou reconsiders her choice to live and work at Heartland when her former New York colleagues arrive for the weekend.

An RCMP officer tries to save a boy from drowning; Mallory seeks Jack's advice.

Jack and Tim are forced to work together at the annual Hudson Heritage Rodeo.

Allie makes a daring decision, and Nathan and Elizabeth rush to intervene; uncovered memories shift Lucas's plans; Faith takes a big step; Mei cooks for Hickam's family.

Nathan and Bill take charge when a notorious gangster threatens the town; Rosemary teams up with her competition to uncover the truth; Elizabeth and Nathan take a leap of faith.

Nathan and Elizabeth exchange secrets; Rosemary and Lee pitch Lucas an idea for the future of Hope Valley.

Elizabeth receives a sentimental surprise in time for Little Jack's first day of school; Nathan trains a new Mountie cadet; Rosemary and Lee make a decision.

When heavy rains make it impossible to plant their crops, the Ingalls and Edwards families head west to search for gold.

Charles (Michael Landon) regrets uprooting his family to the camps until he gets gold fever. With Karen Grassle, Melissa Sue Anderson and Melissa Gilbert.

A lonely elderly woman tries to settle in Walnut Grove. With Michael Landon, Karen Grassle, Melissa Sue Anderson and Melissa Gilbert.

Amy and Jack train Blue for a competition; Lisa deals with a difficult loss.

At the competition, Amy has a run in with an old friend that leads to heartache; Jack and Lisa prove they can be adventurous; Katie stands up for herself when Ellie and Brandon push her too far.

Controversy and misunderstanding split a neighborhood when a halfway house for mental patients opens.

A disabled Vietnam War hero takes drastic steps to get money for dental work; with Anne Curry and Daniel Ziskie.

When heavy rains make it impossible to plant their crops, the Ingalls and Edwards families head west to search for gold.

Charles (Michael Landon) regrets uprooting his family to the camps until he gets gold fever. With Karen Grassle, Melissa Sue Anderson and Melissa Gilbert.

A lonely elderly woman tries to settle in Walnut Grove. With Michael Landon, Karen Grassle, Melissa Sue Anderson and Melissa Gilbert.

In 1939 Ireland, a young farmer (Matt Keeslar) embarks on a grueling 40-mile cattle drive across the country in a bid to prove himself in the eyes of his girlfriend's tough, uncompromising father.

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.

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.

When the comic book craze sweeps Hope Valley, Elizabeth teaches her students through nature; Rosemary launches a radio show and Lucas meets a new political player.

Elizabeth and Nathan uncover Oliver's secret; Rosemary worries Lee has a secret of his own; Allie's interest is piqued when Earl Wyatt returns to town.