TV Guide Freeform Tuesday

Jim tangles with a department store Santa after the two are involved in a parking lot fender bender, leaving Jim's kids fearful they won't receive any gifts.

Jim becomes convinced that his watching basketball with his former neighbors is the reason behind the Chicago Bulls' winning streak.

A cold war erupts between Jim and Cheryl after she discovers he has been secretly taping her via a camera they bought to keep tabs on their nanny.

In an attempt to make Cheryl feel desired, Jim fakes a jealous rage over her between himself and a waiter; Jim teaches Dana's date how to fake jealousy.

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

Jack's initial excitement over his new girlfriend is quickly watered down when Eric believes that he witnessed her performing a Wiccan ritual.

Cory is transported back in time as a soldier fighting in 1940s Europe and has made Shawn promise to marry Topanga if he doesn't return alive.

Shawn is forced to reconsider his own stubborn determination to keep relationships brief when he believes that he might have found a suitable match.

Shawn breaks up with Angela because of his rule of a fixed two-week dating period and ends up chasing a girl whose purse he found.

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.

Jim finds himself embroiled in a crisis of faith after he manages to successfully cheat during a church-sponsored bingo game for charity.

Cheryl tells Jim that a friend bought his wife jewelry for no reason and gets upset when Jim says that the man probably bought jewelry because he was cheating.

A saber-tooth tiger, a sloth and a woolly mammoth put aside their differences and migration plans in order to return a lost human infant to its father.

The prehistoric trio meets a mammoth who believes she is a possum while crossing the valley to avoid the flood that will come once the ice melts.

Stolen from his father Zeus and placed on Earth by the underlings of Hades, Hercules must prove that he deserves to return to his home on Mt. Olympus.

After a public overreaction forces a former superhero into hiding, he grows tired of his unremarkable lifestyle and decides to return to the fray.

Helen is asked to spotlight the need for superheroes, while Bob is left at home to handle Violet's teenage angst, Dash's schoolwork and Jack-Jack's powers.

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

Despite the fact that Cheryl usually has respect for men who cry, she is curiously turned off by Jim's emotional display during a movie she rented.

Cheryl cooks a meal for Dana and her boyfriend, and she generously allows him believe it was really Dana who prepared the food for them.

Jim and Andy try to hide the knowledge that Cheryl's wedding dress was destroyed in a fiery sports celebration when she offers it to Dana to use.

Jim grows a mustache that Cheryl hates because a hot delivery girl advised him to do so; Cheryl retaliates by becoming a brunette but Jim loves the change.

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