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Hallmark Family provides wholesome, timeless, and trusted storytelling that reminds us anything is possible through the power of faith, love, and community.

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Highway to Heaven

S1, EP23 "The Right Thing"

A widower (Lew Ayres) pines away in a rest home, until his grandson and Jonathan give him jogging shoes.

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Highway to Heaven

S2, EP1 "A Song for Jason"

As counselors at a camp for youths with cancer, Jonathan and Mark help a teenage ex-athlete.

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Highway to Heaven

S2, EP2 "A Song for Jason"

While most of the campers find contentment, Jonathan encourages Jason's reluctant father to join in.

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Highway to Heaven

S2, EP3 "Bless the Boys in Blue"

Guilt plagues a policeman who shot a teenager brandishing an empty gun.

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Durango

Drama

In 1939 Ireland, a young farmer (Matt Keeslar) embarks on a grueling 40-mile cattle drive across the country in a bid to prove himself in the eyes of his girlfriend's tough, uncompromising father.

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Face to Face

Romance

A fossil hunter (Elizabeth Montgomery) and a meerschaum miner (Robert Foxworth) dig despite each other in Kenya and discover love.

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Concert pianist Gerri Riordan (Lea Salonga) was fathered by an American soldier and born to a Vietnamese mother. Adopted by Laird (Catherine Hicks) and Julia (John Lithgow), Gerri grows increasingly curious about who her father was. After hard-drinking Laird dies, Gerri decides to learn more about her past by visiting Geneva (Debra Monk), Laird's sister, who lives in California's Redwood Forest. There she spies Vietnam veteran Lyman Fellers (Jeff Daniels) and becomes convinced he's her father.

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The Piano Lesson

Drama

Boy Willie (Charles Dutton), a sharecropper, travels to Pittsburgh in the 1930s hoping that his sister, Berniece Charles (Alfre Woodard), will let him have the piano that their enslaved uncle engraved in pre--Civil War Mississippi. Willie hopes to parlay proceeds from selling the instrument into ownership of the land his uncle once worked. But when Berniece has other ideas, it becomes clear that the piano represents very different things to the siblings.