TV Guide FYI Thursday

A couple searches for their first waterfront property in the hopes of raising their children on the lake, but the couple cannot agree on a style.

A couple wants to retire to enjoy a full-time life on the lake, and due to their long list of requirements, they see the finest in lakefront living.

A couple searches for a vacation home on the water where they can relax with family and friends and where their daughter can make special memories.

A mother and her daughter search for a second spot on the water to enjoy with friends and family years after selling their first lakefront property.

The couple wants to buy a suitable, affordable waterfront home to enjoy with their family and friends, so Sabrina Staunton shows them three properties.

A mother and her daughter search for a waterfront property, and they hope to find a house that includes a big kitchen, a boathouse and a separate party space.

A couple hopes to find a family lake house where they can build memories with their two children, so they examine three waterfront properties.

A couple searches for a lakeside getaway for their large and sporty family, which consists of five active boys, so they visit massive properties.

A couple searches for their first waterfront property in the hopes of raising their children on the lake, but the couple cannot agree on a style.

A couple wants to retire to enjoy a full-time life on the lake, and due to their long list of requirements, they see the finest in lakefront living.

Empty nesters search for a vacation home where they can host their extended family, so they examine a rustic home, a luxury log home and a modern home.

A couple searches for a home with a large kitchen and space for the dogs, so they check out a modern farmhouse, a contemporary home and a ranch-style home.

Host Joni invites viewers to join her as she welcomes diverse guests in order to discuss a broad range of personal and spiritual topics.

Bible teacher Les Feldick, an Oklahoma rancher who teaches by the Holy Spirit's guidance, presents lessons that are free of denominational bias.

Tom comes back to the field to embark on a rescue mission; Morgan and Margaret are desperate to find water during the deep freeze.

Eustace gets to bring home an extra payday after a beastly battle; Jake's team hang off a cliff's edge as they attempt to chase down a lion.

Morgan gets caught in a dead skid over the edge during his first flight to go over the peaks; Marty is determined to get double from his big payday.

Tom's season is threatened by a mid-winter melt; Eustace gets better at working with gravity to ensure his water flows back at his home.

Marty makes a final, desperate attempt to get out of the brush; Morgan and Margaret make an important breakthrough; Jake confronts a pair of predators.

Roy hashes it out with two customers at the Renaissance Faire for a job; Jenn gets stressed when she transports what may be the future of bicycling.

Chris and Robbie make things difficult when transporting a massive balloon dragon shipment; Mar transports a whale sculpture made of trash.

Roy has won the honor of transporting the iconic camera crane for America's longest running music TV show; Marc gets in trouble after picking up a hot tub.

Jenn's newest customer packs and loads their shipment after she suffers fatigue; Jarrett almost crashes a Vietnam-era helicopter during a run.

Roy and his friend Logan get roughed up in a skirmish with an oil baron and his derrick; Jarrett is dumbfounded after a run-in with the owner of a safe.

Roy takes a big risk when he decides to ship the world's largest drum set; Chris and Robbie challenge each other in a bet to see who the best transporter is.

Roy's patience is continually tested as he ships an iconic piece of movie history; Chelsea and Courtney learn a lesson while transporting dinosaurs.

Jerry transports a giant 40-foot colon across the county, which proves to be the most stress job yet; Roy gets in an argument with the video game owner.

While transporting a little girl's birthday dream playhouse, Marc makes a startling discovery; Roy lands a top secret government run.

Jenn transports a load of antique dolls that come with a surprise; newcomer Dusty Davie gets in a dog fight with a Russian-era MIG fighter.

Jarrett drives in circles helping buyers pick up loads that need hauling; Todd and Tamera's job is in danger when pieces of a horse drawn hearse go missing.

Jenn tries to drive a decked-out armored assault vehicle and it turns out to be more difficult than she had planned; Marc transports daredevil motorcycle ride.

Jenn almost misses the scheduled pick-up for an expensive set of gongs; Jarrett is stuck in Las Vegas for a day doing a side job after his pick-up is delayed.

Marc's next run takes him to Roswell, N.M., and he leaves the place weirded out; Todd and Tamara figure out how to extend their vintage game pod run.

Jenn has her most challenging run yet when she has to dismantle a butter sculpture in the Texas heat; Jessica ruins a middle school play's dress rehearsal.

Marc and Jarrett get competitive on their next run when they both find out that their shipments are headed to the same drop off; Jarrett asks Marc for a favor.

Jenn learns that she is transporting a load that was once shipped by Roy Garber himself; Dusty rushes to make the deadline for a steel globe.

Marc discovers that a load he's transporting might just be more than the truck can handle; Dusty learns a few important lessons while hauling sculptures.

Jessica hauls a half-ton steampunk robot in bad weather; Todd and Tamera realize that moonshine stills and porcelain plates don't do well together.

Jenn transports a shipment of medical equipment that is much different than she thought; Todd and Tamera have a difficult time in New York City.

Jarrett has to haul a sculpture to various photo shoot locations in the Bay area; Jessica tries her hardest to destroy a large piece of Americana.

Both parties question their sanity when Todd and Tamara's transport of fake monsters proves to be uneventful and Dusty picks up traveling companions.

Jenn has her most challenging run yet when she has to dismantle a butter sculpture in the Texas heat; Jessica ruins a middle school play's dress rehearsal.

Marc and Jarrett get competitive on their next run when they both find out that their shipments are headed to the same drop off; Jarrett asks Marc for a favor.

Jenn learns that she is transporting a load that was once shipped by Roy Garber himself; Dusty rushes to make the deadline for a steel globe.

Marc discovers that a load he's transporting might just be more than the truck can handle; Dusty learns a few important lessons while hauling sculptures.

Jessica hauls a half-ton steampunk robot in bad weather; Todd and Tamera realize that moonshine stills and porcelain plates don't do well together.

Jenn transports a shipment of medical equipment that is much different than she thought; Todd and Tamera have a difficult time in New York City.

Jarrett has to haul a sculpture to various photo shoot locations in the Bay area; Jessica tries her hardest to destroy a large piece of Americana.

Both parties question their sanity when Todd and Tamara's transport of fake monsters proves to be uneventful and Dusty picks up traveling companions.

Roy hashes it out with two customers at the Renaissance Faire for a job; Jenn gets stressed when she transports what may be the future of bicycling.

Chris and Robbie make things difficult when transporting a massive balloon dragon shipment; Mar transports a whale sculpture made of trash.