TV Guide BYU Television Wednesday

Amy and Lou come across an old letter written by Tim asking their mother for forgiveness; the two sisters see their father in a new light.

Lou distracts friends and family as she arranges to have a video made to promote Heartland; Amy sees Ty at a party and they talk about their relationship.

Lou's boyfriend, Carl, gets a job in Chicago, and he tries to convince Lou to return to the city with him; Amy tries to figure out a disobedient horse.

Jonathan and Mark begin working for a football team and try helping a player who is worried he might be cut so he takes pills in order to boost his performance.

A man who used to work alongside Hub at the lumber mill acquires a temporary position over at the mine; Honey is forced to prepare a speech for the Bell Award.

Holly auditions for NYU but feels overwhelmed New York City itself.

The class is on the verge of missing their school field trip after all of their permission slips go missing; Maudie loses her notebook.

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.

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

Hosts Rob and Treger create a family-friendly home for a mother, who grew up in foster care for most of her childhood, and her five energetic children.

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

BYU Broadcasting presents insightful lectures by general authorities past and present given during the Latter-Day Saints church's bi-annual general symposium.

Moving stories from across the world that inspire personal growth, nurture hope and stir the soul.

The world-renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir invites music enthusiasts to enjoy inspirational music and spoken word from the world's longest continuous broadcast.

A teenager who is attempting to get through life as a homeless person tries to cope with a difficult situation with help from his beloved cat and his friend.

Amy protests a barbecue fundraiser after she watches a documentary about climate change, which makes her anxious; Heather gets injured.

Grace receives an odd letter and the Masked Rider visits the town.

Jack must revisit a tough time in his marriage when he finds an unfinished song by Lyndy in her old guitar case.

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

After leaving her home country of Slovakia for the West, a woman returns to reflect on her past and rekindle with the people she knew.

A new teacher has radical views which cause division between Candleford, where he raises eyebrows, and Lark Rise, where he endears himself to the residents.

A young billionaire with questionable priorities makes the decision to thoroughly reexamine his life after he discovers his late grandfather's personal journal.

Grace receives an odd letter and the Masked Rider visits the town.

The ranch takes in a pregnant mare; Mallory gives Ty riding lessons; Ben competes in a horse show and refuses to talk to Lisa; Jack and Ty go on a round up.

Amy tries to help a champion stallion and his jockey who were injured in a fire; Jack becomes more attracted to Lisa; Ty confesses his feelings to Amy.

After elderly Mrs. Bell suffers a heart attack, Amy looks after her pony Sugarfoot; Ty's old girlfriend from the juvenile group home arrives looking for him.

Grace asks a former New Bedford resident, who is now a pilot, to serve as the keynote speaker for the upcoming high school reunion.

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A teenager who loves baseball is coached by a mysterious man who promises to make him great, and he suddenly goes from the worst player on his team to the best.

The ranch takes in a pregnant mare; Mallory gives Ty riding lessons; Ben competes in a horse show and refuses to talk to Lisa; Jack and Ty go on a round up.

Amy tries to help a champion stallion and his jockey who were injured in a fire; Jack becomes more attracted to Lisa; Ty confesses his feelings to Amy.

After elderly Mrs. Bell suffers a heart attack, Amy looks after her pony Sugarfoot; Ty's old girlfriend from the juvenile group home arrives looking for him.

A teenager who is attempting to get through life as a homeless person tries to cope with a difficult situation with help from his beloved cat and his friend.

Grace receives an odd letter and the Masked Rider visits the town.

Amy protests a barbecue fundraiser after she watches a documentary about climate change, which makes her anxious; Heather gets injured.

The timer on Mrs. Maniaci's sprinkler system gets tampered with right before the "Garden of the Year" competition gets underway; Mr. Barker's famous pop quiz.

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.