TV Guide Freeform Friday

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

Jim fears that Cheryl may learn the truth about his past when she runs into one of his former girlfriends and invites her out to dinner.

Cheryl tackles the culprit after a mugger takes her purse at the mall, but Jim feels compelled to buy two killer German shepherds for safety.

Cheryl is upset when a client, who is also an old high school buddy of Jim's, makes a pass at her, but it is her husband's reaction that really gets to her.

Jim interferes when he dislikes the way Dana's boss treats her and succeeds in getting her fired; Andy has problems with his birthday party plans.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

The boys make a final pit stop and Cory doesn't realize that Eric doesn't want the summer to end; Alan gets a company award and reconsiders his career choice.

Topanga cuts her hair to prove to Cory that appearances aren't important but she gets caught up in the attention her new coiffure attracts.

Alan quits his job and the family begins to panic but Mr. Feeny saves the day and Amy gets to make a point about unilateral decisions.

Shawn's mother returns to town but refuses to move back in with Chet unless he promises to commit to a healthy relationship with her and their son.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

News correspondents Gordon Robertson and Terri Meeuwsen will offer scriptural commentary, while they are reporting current events.

Vowing that his most recent trip to the theater will be his very last, Jim finds a gay male friend to accompany Cheryl to musicals.

Jim reveals a traumatic event from his youth after he tries to sabotage the surprise party that Cheryl throws, against his wishes, for his 50th birthday.

Jim turns Cheryl and Dana into crasser versions of himself after God responds to his criticism by challenging him to do a better job of creating women.

Jim hatches a plan to improve Cheryl's self-esteem when she worries that she is losing her looks, but his plan quickly backfires upon him.

A run in with a bull causes Jim to take his family's safety more seriously while Cheryl finally realizes that she can't anticipate every danger in the world.

A shy klutz moves to a new neighborhood and is befriended by a ragtag baseball team that plays on a local sandlot adjacent to an infamous beast.

An ego-driven race car learns about the important things in life when he finds himself stranded in a desert town just days before competing in an upcoming race.

Lightning McQueen puts his skills to the test in an international racing competition while Mater gets involved in a top secret mission.

A legendary race car is out to prove he is still the best, enlisting the aid of an ambitious young technician as he trains for a major event.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

Jim ends up in the doghouse when he promises to stay with Cheryl during her dental surgery but leaves while she is sedated to meet blues legend Bo Diddley.

Jim insists that Cheryl needs to end her friendship with an obnoxious woman, until the woman's husband gives him season football tickets.

Cheryl discovers that Jim is shopping for sports memorabilia online instead of looking for a new dryer, and she plans to catch him in the act.

Gracie is emotionally distressed when a bird she adopted flies out the window during the night, and Jim and Andy form a search party to go looking for it.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.