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In 1925, an enterprising pro football player convinces America's too-good-to-be-true college football hero to play for his team and keep the league from going under.

From the outside, Alexa has the perfect life. Her son is the high-school football star, her daughter a straight-A student, and her husband the CFO of a booming start-up company. But her father's sudden death disrupts her perfectly-crafted social image and causes her to embark on a journey of self-discovery and realize that life is more than just appearances. Learning to embrace truth, Alexa rediscovers her faith and what family really means.

Boy genius Michael Dean (Adkins) teams up with a super-talented chimpanzee and his caretaker (Modine) to take down an animal testing lab. In exchange the scientist gives the boy some pointers on the girl of his dreams.

High school senior Dorian begins a gay man's odyssey when he determines that he's gay and decides to come out. Chief among concerns is the reaction of his father, who has never liked him.

The Taylor family struggles with drama and heartbreak as they face a football injury, an illness, and a career change, all while planning a wedding.

Injured Carlton College quarterback Ken Thomas promises his girlfriend that he will not play again; when she relents, he is kidnapped by crooks hoping to make money from The Big Game.

While Alfalfa was away at military school, his letters to his friends back home bragged about how he was a star football player. Now that he's back home, he has to prove it.

WCW Title (No Disqualification Match): Bret Hart vs. Goldberg, WCW United States Title (Ladder Match): Chris Benoit vs. Jeff Jarrett, WCW Hardcore Title: Norman Smiley vs. Meng, WCW Cruiserweight Title: Evan Karagis vs. Madusa, Master of the Powerbomb Match: Kevin Nash vs. Sid Vicious, Bunkhouse Brawl: Jeff Jarrett vs. Dustin Rhodes, Crowbar on a Pole Match: Dallas Page vs. David Flair, Sting vs. Lex Luger, Perry Saturn, Shane Douglas, Asya & Dean Malenko vs. Rick Steiner, Kevin Sullivan, Jim Duggan & Mike Rotunda, Curt Hennig & Creative Control vs. Harlem Heat & Midnight, The Mamalukes vs. Lash LeRoux & Disco Inferno, Vampiro vs. Steve Williams

Culture Club performs in the music video "It's a Miracle" from their album "Colour by Numbers" recorded for Virgin Records. Boy George and the band dances around playing around a circular board that is decorated with various Monopoly spaces at the edges.

Fresh out of the Army, Stacey Petrie arrives to open his nightclub and marry his fiancée - whom he's never met. A practice date with Sally seems in order to help combat his shyness.

The Bundys are cornered by both towns. Upper Uncton wants them dead so they can continue to profit as a tourist trap while Lower Uncton wants them dead so they can end the curse. Al moves to defend himself and soon finds himself in a medieval joust opposite Igor. Who will emerge triumphant? And will the curse ever be lifted? The fate of all rests in the hands of the lowly shoe salesman from America.

When fighters start dying in an Internet based all-in-fighting competition the LAPD are called in. Louis goes undercover to see whether or not the fighters are being murdered.

You can't put a price tag on friendship. Well, in fact, you can, as Christine sadly discovers when her mother's monthly friendship checks to the cast fail to arrive, leaving Christine friendless.

As Alasdair's exploration of his family tree starts connecting with castmates, Ross fears the kids will start making fun of his age. So he conducts a preemptive strike.

Explores the paranormal, a poltergeist invades the studio (sending equipment and personnel flying), Lisa conducts séances, and a thankful genie freed from an electric lamp grants wishes.

Among the cast's plans for college, Alasdair plans to enter on a video game scholarship but, so far, can't find a university to meet his aim. Ross returns to college so he can enter a profession without kids around.

A show on literature inspires Christine to become a writer. Meanwhile, Justin sets out to expose history's cover-up of the world's most prolific writer - A. Nonymous - whom he believes to be the true author of Shakespeare's works.

Christina and Lisa jacket themselves as sportscasters to lead the show in a sports-angled view of the world.

Ross installs an audience interactive mechanism which can influence the outcomes of various scenes, but Christine discovers it can, more importantly, bring about the silencing of Motormouth Lisa.

Ross wears his old army uniform in protest of the kids' griping about war. Meanwhile, Alasdair starts a peace movement called "War's Insane: Make Peace" (W.I.M.P.).

Wrap up Roadshow's final hour in Raleigh, NC with an appraisal worth up to $120,000.