Highway to Heaven

Jonathan tries to reunite a Soviet emigre and her long-lost son; guests Nehemiah Persoff, Liam Sullivan.

The father (Ernest Borgnine) of a dead veteran rebels when his son's Vietnamese family tries to immigrate.

To help a UFO watcher keep custody of his grandson, Jonathan and Mark convince the boy they are aliens.

A dog tries to lead Jonathan and Mark to his owners, a father and son trapped in a wrecked car.

Two students receive some angelic motivation; as teachers, Jonathan and Mark motivate an overweight outcast and unscholarly athlete.

Jonathan and Mark help an aging novelist rediscover his writing talent by reliving a beautiful teenage romance.

Jonathan and Mark head to college; Jonathan helps a 12-year-old genius and Mark takes care of a rowdy dorm.

Jonathan helps members of a feuding family to see what life would have been like without their loved ones.

Jonathan and Mark pose as recreation directors to help an angel on a difficult assignment in a retirement community.

Two orphans face coldheartedness when they ask their favorite children's TV host (Ned Beatty) to adopt them.

Jonathan and Mark, posing as high-school teachers, help a diverse group of students deal with the trauma of the upcoming senior prom.

After suffering a heart attack, a blind pianist turns to Mark and Jonathan to help him start a new life.

Fearing success may end Jonathan's stay on Earth, Mark hampers efforts to reconcile a mother and daughter.

Controversy and misunderstanding split a neighborhood when a halfway house for mental patients opens.

A TV anchorman's cocaine addiction prompts his concerned son to turn him in to the police.

A disabled Vietnam War hero takes drastic steps to get money for dental work; with Anne Curry and Daniel Ziskie.

Parents of a comatose boy try to comfort their daughter, who feels responsible for it.

Jonathan and Mark play matchmaker for two young people, a reckless young man and an unmarried, pregnant teenager; they learn a lesson about love and responsibility.

Jonathan and Mark (Michael Landon, Victor French) help a lonely writer (guest star Didi Conn) meet a secret agent (guest star Warwick Sims) murdered in 1968.

A lost dog becomes the missing link between an orphan and a married couple, who are unable to have children.

A businessman's dirty dealings get him ''killed,'' but Jonathan and Mark arrange a second chance at life for him.

A young prizefighter puts his career on the line and learns an unsavory truth about his manager-brother.

Jonathan, dressed as a werewolf, comes to the rescue when drunken teenagers harass a young trick-or-treater.

A vaudevillian gets a second chance at success and reconciliation with his egotistic son.

Jonathan and Mark help a black family relocate to an exclusive neighborhood.

An aging rancher feels helpless to prevent the killing of wild horses.

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A police officer's death in the line of duty causes his young son to retreat into fantasy.

Jonathan and Mark clash with a warden over reforms that would unite female inmates with their children.

Four orphaned brothers must defy a court order placing them in separate foster homes.

Posing as police drug-counselors, Jonathan and Mark meet with faculty resistance where a student died of an overdose.

A country doctor's (Roscoe Lee Browne) dedication to his community's medical needs nearly ruins him physically and financially. With Renee Jones.

Santa Claus goes on trial for protesting a department store's promotion of toy weapons during Christmas.

Jonathan must deal with the anger and frustration of losing his supernatural powers after he rejects an assignment from God; Jonathan falls for a beautiful woman who helps him cope.

Private detectives Mark and Jonathan help a Vietnamese couple locate their sons that were adopted and raised by an American family.

Jonathan Smith is an angel on a mission from God; accompanied by ex-cop Mark Gordon, whose troubled life Jonathan once helped turn around, the two travel the country guiding the lost and suffering back toward the highway to heaven.

Thinking Jonathan has turned into a dog, Mark embarks alone to unite a young runaway with his family.

On Christmas Eve, Jonathan allows three powerful people to foresee the consequences of their actions.

An embittered man refuses to let his talented daughter pursue a singing career; a country singer's arrival in a Western town inspires him to let his daughter pursue music.

Jonathan arranges for a former beauty, who was scarred in a fire, to volunteer at a camp for the blind.

After years of taking care of a disabled brother, a man yearns to start a life for himself; with Michael Landon and Victor French.

Old-time actors have a showdown with a street gang that is terrorizing a Hollywood neighborhood.

A terminally ill boy takes in another boy who's continually in trouble with the law in an effort to help both his mother and the troubled boy.

A dying woman tries to reconcile with her stern father for the sake of her illegitimate daughter.

A greedy son (Jonathan Frakes) wants to institutionalize his eccentric father (Ron Moody), a construction tycoon.

Jonathan's guidance helps the romance of a quadriplegic lawyer (James Troesh) and Mark's cousin (Margie Impert).

Car salesman Honest Eddy (Geoffrey Lewis) plans an expansion, which threatens a local orphanage at Christmas.

A college basketball star must face his illiteracy when a heart condition denies him a scholarship.

An actor (Daniel Davis) hires Jonathan and Mark to look after his estranged children (Bobby Jacoby, Emily Moultrie).

Family and friends of a Vietnam veteran won't accept his Amerasian daughter.

Jonathan and Mark journey back in time to save Mark's grandfather's (John McLiam) farm from repossession.

On a film set, Jonathan meets another angel (Al Ruscio), and Mark falls for an actress (Stella Stevens).

Mark and Jonathan work as hotel bellhops to help a millionaire's son find meaning in his life; an unmotivated man must make decisions regarding his personal life.

A high-school student almost gives up on life after losing both legs in a motorcycle accident; Jonathan and Mark help an embittered, paralyzed athlete.

Jonathan cannot reunite a couple because he has fallen for the woman.

Investigating a friend's death, Mark encounters drug smugglers; guests Michael Bowen, Lee Bryant.

Jonathan arranges an exchange between a pitiless millionaire and a kind vagrant.

An 11-year-old child actress manipulates parents and co-workers.