TV Guide BYU Television Tuesday

Amy and Georgie are asked for help by Tim, who is worried about Jade because she wants to accept a deal with a sponsor that seems dishonest.

Amy and Cass combine efforts to save a racehorse that has an injury that could be career ending; Tim is forced to see his current relationship in a new light.

Georgie does a school project on Val Stanton and it encourages her to take a chance with Adam.

After a terminally ill child decides to look after a troubled boy, Jonathan gives advice to the young runaway and a widow about her fatally sick child.

May Bailey's worries about losing her new mine are pushed to the side when Honey goes into labor and comes close to the brink of death.

Holly's audition for the town musical doesn't go as well as she had planned, but she's determined to get a callback and prove that she's the right choice.

Maudie hides a stack of concert tickets away in her drawer for safekeeping; Kyle asks Ava and Maudie to create a video of his soccer match.

Teams Green and Blue are amazed to see striking resemblances in their newfound families.

Host Todd Hansen approaches everyday citizens and interviews them about their daily lives, uncovering narratives of real human interest.

Treger, Rob and a team of designers help turn a family of five's place of living into a home since they're sleeping on only one inflatable mattress.

Guest speakers at BYU present a weekly broadcast of a variety of different topics including religion, personal enrichment and forums on current issues.

President Henry B. Eyring, Second Counselor in the First Presidency.

Musicians discuss the inspiring stories behind some of their favorite songs.

Following three artist that find God and art in the world around them.

The guys' newest task is to reunite a broken family after Evelyn Higgins left her husband Tim and baby daughter Sarah to explore a career in music.

Holly finds herself struggling during rehearsals for the town musical and decides to skip studying for a big math test in order to keep her part as the lead.

May Bailey attempts to reclaim the Silver Dome Mine, hoping that by doing so she can bring an end to the severe depression that is plaguing New Bedford.

Lou resurrects the Hudson Derby, rekindling an old grudge match between Jack and Tim.

The crew provides detailed coverage of all BYU athletics, including interviews with players and coaches, highlights, and player profiles.

Guest speakers at BYU present a weekly broadcast of a variety of different topics including religion, personal enrichment and forums on current issues.

Reid L. Neilson, assistant academic vice president of BYU.

Gwen is desperate to keep her contraband a secret; Darrell and Sally make a discovery that could lead to Lady Jane's treasure.

Malory Towers competes in an inter-school quiz against the local boys school; Darrell catches Ellen out of bed in the middle of the night.

An exhausted mother is in desperate need of a night out with her friends; however, first they will need their husbands to watch the kids for three whole hours.

Comic Kirby Heyborne travels across the United States to volunteer for various projects with his trademark wit and humor.

May Bailey attempts to reclaim the Silver Dome Mine, hoping that by doing so she can bring an end to the severe depression that is plaguing New Bedford.

Lou must deal with two unwanted persons, one of which being the newly-hired ranch hand and the other being the owner of a popular food truck.

After they become trapped together at the Dude Ranch, Lou and the new ranch hand, Mitch, wind up connecting over personal experiences from their recent pasts.

Amy begins to understand just how important it is for her to successfully train Cass to learn how to handle a lively horse.

When Amy and Ty convince Sarah, the town recluse, to let them treat her sick horse at Heartland, the family helps her face the ghosts of her past.

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

A 12-year-old girl in post-World War II Britain is forced to leave her home so she can start attending an all-girls' boarding school.

A 12-year-old girl in post-World War II Britain is forced to leave her home so she can start attending an all-girls' boarding school.

Amy's friendship with Holly and Savannah suffers from her obsession with the perfect essay.

Lou must deal with two unwanted persons, one of which being the newly-hired ranch hand and the other being the owner of a popular food truck.

After they become trapped together at the Dude Ranch, Lou and the new ranch hand, Mitch, wind up connecting over personal experiences from their recent pasts.

Amy begins to understand just how important it is for her to successfully train Cass to learn how to handle a lively horse.

The guys' newest task is to reunite a broken family after Evelyn Higgins left her husband Tim and baby daughter Sarah to explore a career in music.

May Bailey attempts to reclaim the Silver Dome Mine, hoping that by doing so she can bring an end to the severe depression that is plaguing New Bedford.

Holly finds herself struggling during rehearsals for the town musical and decides to skip studying for a big math test in order to keep her part as the lead.

A local animal shelter visits the school to audition children for their television commercial, but Maudie suspects a crime is happening under their noses.

Using their DNA as a road map, four teams take a 10-day journey across the country to discover new relatives and compete for a $50,000 grand prize.