When Jennifer gives her slacker best friend Kevin a place to stay, he ends up staying for seven years. After he discovers her fiancé is cheating on her, he does everything he can to stop the wedding.

Returning to her hometown, a renowned photographer (Bree Williamson) encounters the man (Jason Dohring) who broke her heart.

Two children try to play matchmaker for their widowed mother (Alison Sweeney) and an injured firefighter (Greg Vaughan).

A couple (Jonathan Silverman, DeDee Pfeiffer) and their teenage children reconnect while staying at a ranch in the mountains.

This Biblical story of Jesus Christ is told through the eyes of the Virgin Mary (Pernilla August). Raised in Nazareth, Mary is betrothed to Joseph (David Threlfall) when the angel Gabriel appears to her, announcing that she is chosen to give birth to the messianic son of God, who will be conceived by the Holy Spirit. During a journey to Bethlehem for a Roman census, Mary gives birth to Jesus (Christian Bale), and later is witness to her son's miracles, as well as his persecution and crucifixion.

After inheriting a house, a lawyer (Emily Rose) finds herself in a legal battle with a historian (Justin Bruening) who tells her it was the site of the first Thanksgiving.

Jack (John Larroquette) and his wife, Audrey (Karen Valentine), are a middle-aged couple adjusting to life without their three daughters, who are all grown up and living on their own. But when the couple begins to make grand plans together -- including a second honeymoon -- the three daughters return home. To further complicate matters, all three announce wedding plans. And now unprepared Jack and Audrey must weather the storm of a full house and wedding bells.

When her ad agency is absorbed by a much larger, more powerful firm, Darby's rivalry with new partner Derrick could blossom into something else.

When Jennifer gives her slacker best friend Kevin a place to stay, he ends up staying for seven years. After he discovers her fiancé is cheating on her, he does everything he can to stop the wedding.

Two single parents (Lea Thompson, Steven Brand) and their children must share a cabin while visiting Scotland.

When an injury jeopardizes his dream of becoming a baseball player, a man (Jean-Luc Bilodeau) finds unexpected happiness with a woman who works in his favorite restaurant.

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

Things don't go according to plan when a woman tries to help her friend cater a wedding.

Fired from his executive job, a man assumes full household duties while reconnecting with his two children.

A recently widowed detective moves from Los Angeles to his family's mustang farm to care for his grieving daughter.

Street thugs jeopardize a widower's (James Earl Jones) mission to teach low-income people in his community how to read.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Two single parents (Lea Thompson, Steven Brand) and their children must share a cabin while visiting Scotland.

When an injury jeopardizes his dream of becoming a baseball player, a man (Jean-Luc Bilodeau) finds unexpected happiness with a woman who works in his favorite restaurant.

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

Things don't go according to plan when a woman tries to help her friend cater a wedding.

Fired from his executive job, a man assumes full household duties while reconnecting with his two children.

A recently widowed detective moves from Los Angeles to his family's mustang farm to care for his grieving daughter.

Street thugs jeopardize a widower's (James Earl Jones) mission to teach low-income people in his community how to read.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

A dressage champion (Marsha Mason) guides an equestrian (Julie Benz) after an accident blinds the woman's horse.

The owner (Lindsay Wagner) of a bed-and-breakfast tries to play matchmaker for her son (Rick Malambri) and a stranded guest (Leah Pipes).

An angel from heaven must make the unlikeliest of choices when he falls in love with a recently widowed woman.

Determined to win her back, a man employs romantic comedy movie methods to woo his ex-girlfriend, leading to a series of hilarious and unexpected events.

An aging widow (Ann-Margret) forms an unlikely bond with a drifter (Matthew Settle) and his daughter after they become her boarders.

Allie is an aspiring journalist who meets Sam, a coffee shop owner who plays matchmaker for his customers. Allie agrees to be matched but going through Sam's process causes her to see that her perfect match might just be the matchmaker himself.

A woman tries to heal a family from their grief when she becomes a nanny for a widower's two children.

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

A dressage champion (Marsha Mason) guides an equestrian (Julie Benz) after an accident blinds the woman's horse.

The owner (Lindsay Wagner) of a bed-and-breakfast tries to play matchmaker for her son (Rick Malambri) and a stranded guest (Leah Pipes).

An angel from heaven must make the unlikeliest of choices when he falls in love with a recently widowed woman.

Determined to win her back, a man employs romantic comedy movie methods to woo his ex-girlfriend, leading to a series of hilarious and unexpected events.

An aging widow (Ann-Margret) forms an unlikely bond with a drifter (Matthew Settle) and his daughter after they become her boarders.

Allie is an aspiring journalist who meets Sam, a coffee shop owner who plays matchmaker for his customers. Allie agrees to be matched but going through Sam's process causes her to see that her perfect match might just be the matchmaker himself.

A woman tries to heal a family from their grief when she becomes a nanny for a widower's two children.

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

Forced to baby-sit with her college nemesis (Travis Van Winkle), a young woman (Tammin Sursok) starts to see the man in a new light.

A woman (Jennifer Esposito) lists the traits of her perfect man, then falls for a guy (David Sutcliffe) who meets none of the criteria.

A tech entrepreneur is shocked to learn that her father's auto repair shop is in the red. She soon learns that a charming childhood friend wants to buy the struggling business.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two children try to play matchmaker for their widowed mother (Alison Sweeney) and an injured firefighter (Greg Vaughan).

A trumpeter takes a job as a high school music teacher and, in the process, becomes a valued mentor to a talented prodigy.

A woman (Larisa Oleynik) embarks on a series of dates with men named Michael, believing that one will be her soul mate.

Disheartened when Edward (Greg Evigan), her boyfriend of five years, fails to ask her to marry him, photographer Jordan Donovan (Teri Polo) takes her friend's advice and flies to Wyoming for a blind date with rancher Tyler Ross (Andrew McCarthy). The two overcome their initial dislike of each other and fall in love, but Tyler is haunted by the death of his wife, while Jordan is still attached to Edward. Worried they may not be able to maintain a relationship, Jordan returns to New York City.

Forced to baby-sit with her college nemesis (Travis Van Winkle), a young woman (Tammin Sursok) starts to see the man in a new light.

A woman (Jennifer Esposito) lists the traits of her perfect man, then falls for a guy (David Sutcliffe) who meets none of the criteria.

A tech entrepreneur is shocked to learn that her father's auto repair shop is in the red. She soon learns that a charming childhood friend wants to buy the struggling business.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two children try to play matchmaker for their widowed mother (Alison Sweeney) and an injured firefighter (Greg Vaughan).

A trumpeter takes a job as a high school music teacher and, in the process, becomes a valued mentor to a talented prodigy.

A woman (Larisa Oleynik) embarks on a series of dates with men named Michael, believing that one will be her soul mate.

Disheartened when Edward (Greg Evigan), her boyfriend of five years, fails to ask her to marry him, photographer Jordan Donovan (Teri Polo) takes her friend's advice and flies to Wyoming for a blind date with rancher Tyler Ross (Andrew McCarthy). The two overcome their initial dislike of each other and fall in love, but Tyler is haunted by the death of his wife, while Jordan is still attached to Edward. Worried they may not be able to maintain a relationship, Jordan returns to New York City.

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

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiancé, but to a movie star.

Leigh runs the website"Bad Date Chronicles," which allows people to anonymously post horrible date experiences. When rival blogger Conner becomes the subject of one of her posts, they agree to date each other to see which one is the "bad dater."

With the help of Ben the black bear, Mark and his uncle try to stop a shady businessman from polluting the environment.

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

Three women (Pam Grier, Florence Henderson, Donna Mills) deal with personal problems as they work together to remodel a house.

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

Already facing difficult issues, a married couple (Jason Priestley, Teri Polo) find solace in a Mexican town when their car breaks down.

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

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiancé, but to a movie star.

Leigh runs the website"Bad Date Chronicles," which allows people to anonymously post horrible date experiences. When rival blogger Conner becomes the subject of one of her posts, they agree to date each other to see which one is the "bad dater."

With the help of Ben the black bear, Mark and his uncle try to stop a shady businessman from polluting the environment.

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

Three women (Pam Grier, Florence Henderson, Donna Mills) deal with personal problems as they work together to remodel a house.

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

Already facing difficult issues, a married couple (Jason Priestley, Teri Polo) find solace in a Mexican town when their car breaks down.

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).

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.

Two recipients (Samantha Mathis, Peter Dobson) of heart transplants develop an inexplicable affection for an orphaned girl.

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land.

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.

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.

After the death of his sister, an advertising executive becomes a surrogate parent to his 8-year-old nephew.

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.

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).

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.

Two recipients (Samantha Mathis, Peter Dobson) of heart transplants develop an inexplicable affection for an orphaned girl.

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land.

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.

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.

After the death of his sister, an advertising executive becomes a surrogate parent to his 8-year-old nephew.

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.

Deb (Katie Leclerc), a quirky meteorologist, falls for her news producer after landing a job at a TV station.

A store owner named Clark Gable falls in love with a famous actress who is shooting a movie in his hometown.

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

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

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

Fierce but aging widow Annie Nations (Jessica Tandy) lives alone on her farm. Unable to let go of the past -- she sometimes visits with the ghost of her husband (Hume Cronyn) -- Annie gets pulled into a very current battle with a real estate developer looking to buy her land. Annie also needs to help her son, Dillard (John Denver), a country singer struggling to raise his two daughters on his own. As Annie deals with these pressures, she begins to reflect on her long life on the farm.

Years after a tragic accident, a former Olympic figure skater, haunted by her past, agrees to coach a young student.

Orphan Harvey Cheyne Jr. (Ken Vadas), a pampered young heir to a fortune, embarks on a luxury cruise to England. Not used to sailing, the boy gets seasick, falls off of the ship and struggles to stay afloat in the cold ocean water. Luckily, Harvey is rescued by Capt. Matthew Troop (Robert Urich), a fisherman with no patience for the boy's snobbery. Aboard Troop's fishing craft, Harvey must labor to earn his way, in the process learning about humility and the value of honest work.

Deb (Katie Leclerc), a quirky meteorologist, falls for her news producer after landing a job at a TV station.

A store owner named Clark Gable falls in love with a famous actress who is shooting a movie in his hometown.

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

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

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

Fierce but aging widow Annie Nations (Jessica Tandy) lives alone on her farm. Unable to let go of the past -- she sometimes visits with the ghost of her husband (Hume Cronyn) -- Annie gets pulled into a very current battle with a real estate developer looking to buy her land. Annie also needs to help her son, Dillard (John Denver), a country singer struggling to raise his two daughters on his own. As Annie deals with these pressures, she begins to reflect on her long life on the farm.

Years after a tragic accident, a former Olympic figure skater, haunted by her past, agrees to coach a young student.

Orphan Harvey Cheyne Jr. (Ken Vadas), a pampered young heir to a fortune, embarks on a luxury cruise to England. Not used to sailing, the boy gets seasick, falls off of the ship and struggles to stay afloat in the cold ocean water. Luckily, Harvey is rescued by Capt. Matthew Troop (Robert Urich), a fisherman with no patience for the boy's snobbery. Aboard Troop's fishing craft, Harvey must labor to earn his way, in the process learning about humility and the value of honest work.

A U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan becomes a father figure to a lonely boy who writes to him from home in California. When the soldier returns from a tour of duty, romance begins to blossom between him and the boy's divorced mother.

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

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

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.

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiancé, but to a movie star.

Already facing difficult issues, a married couple (Jason Priestley, Teri Polo) find solace in a Mexican town when their car breaks down.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

After discovering her late father was once married to someone else, a woman sets out to find his former wife.

A U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan becomes a father figure to a lonely boy who writes to him from home in California. When the soldier returns from a tour of duty, romance begins to blossom between him and the boy's divorced mother.

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

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

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.

In Las Vegas for her bachelorette party, a bride awakes to find herself married -- not to her fiancé, but to a movie star.

Already facing difficult issues, a married couple (Jason Priestley, Teri Polo) find solace in a Mexican town when their car breaks down.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

After discovering her late father was once married to someone else, a woman sets out to find his former wife.

A single mother (Candace Cameron Bure) adopts a dog for her daughter (Katie Hawkins), then meets a ballplayer (Victor Webster) who claims to be the animal's owner.

With the help of Ben the black bear, Mark and his uncle try to stop a shady businessman from polluting the environment.

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

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.

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

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

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

A single mother (Candace Cameron Bure) adopts a dog for her daughter (Katie Hawkins), then meets a ballplayer (Victor Webster) who claims to be the animal's owner.

With the help of Ben the black bear, Mark and his uncle try to stop a shady businessman from polluting the environment.

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

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.

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

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

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

Three women (Pam Grier, Florence Henderson, Donna Mills) deal with personal problems as they work together to remodel a house.

Fierce but aging widow Annie Nations (Jessica Tandy) lives alone on her farm. Unable to let go of the past -- she sometimes visits with the ghost of her husband (Hume Cronyn) -- Annie gets pulled into a very current battle with a real estate developer looking to buy her land. Annie also needs to help her son, Dillard (John Denver), a country singer struggling to raise his two daughters on his own. As Annie deals with these pressures, she begins to reflect on her long life on the farm.

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

Real estate developers try to buy a struggling family-owned theater.

During the 1970s, racial tensions erupt in a small Georgia town when a black lieutenant who died a hero in Vietnam is refused burial in the cemetery. Maj. Kendall Laird (John Lithgow) travels to Georgia with the body. He attempts to comfort the soldier's grieving parents, Luther (Morgan Freeman) and Ada (CCH Pounder), and convince the white townspeople the deceased officer deserves their respect. However, Laird is disturbed when he learns the true story behind the officer's death.

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land.

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.

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.

Three women (Pam Grier, Florence Henderson, Donna Mills) deal with personal problems as they work together to remodel a house.

Fierce but aging widow Annie Nations (Jessica Tandy) lives alone on her farm. Unable to let go of the past -- she sometimes visits with the ghost of her husband (Hume Cronyn) -- Annie gets pulled into a very current battle with a real estate developer looking to buy her land. Annie also needs to help her son, Dillard (John Denver), a country singer struggling to raise his two daughters on his own. As Annie deals with these pressures, she begins to reflect on her long life on the farm.

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

Real estate developers try to buy a struggling family-owned theater.

During the 1970s, racial tensions erupt in a small Georgia town when a black lieutenant who died a hero in Vietnam is refused burial in the cemetery. Maj. Kendall Laird (John Lithgow) travels to Georgia with the body. He attempts to comfort the soldier's grieving parents, Luther (Morgan Freeman) and Ada (CCH Pounder), and convince the white townspeople the deceased officer deserves their respect. However, Laird is disturbed when he learns the true story behind the officer's death.

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land.

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.

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.

Orphan Harvey Cheyne Jr. (Ken Vadas), a pampered young heir to a fortune, embarks on a luxury cruise to England. Not used to sailing, the boy gets seasick, falls off of the ship and struggles to stay afloat in the cold ocean water. Luckily, Harvey is rescued by Capt. Matthew Troop (Robert Urich), a fisherman with no patience for the boy's snobbery. Aboard Troop's fishing craft, Harvey must labor to earn his way, in the process learning about humility and the value of honest work.

Already facing difficult issues, a married couple (Jason Priestley, Teri Polo) find solace in a Mexican town when their car breaks down.

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.

After the death of his sister, an advertising executive becomes a surrogate parent to his 8-year-old nephew.

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.