For Beth, today's case sparks a poignant memory that will remind her of the redemptive power a second chance can have, and how it changed her life. The morning begins in the usual way, Beth is busy readying her brood for another day. Between serving the younger kids their breakfast and assigning Cecily her morning chores Beth talks about the motherhood. Her concern of late is with Cecily, who is moving into her teen years. Beth wants to help her daughter avoid the mistakes that she made as a young woman. Ehen Beth arrives at the office she finds Dog on the phone. He's talking with the mother of twenty-five year old Rachel, and grandmother to Rachel's nine year old daughter. The mom tells Dog that she bailed Rachel out of jail on the condition that Rachel conform to a strict regimen that includes AA meetings and a curfew, but that Rachel is not keeping with the program. And now the mom has made the painful decision to revoke her bond and send her daughter back to jail. Ironically Rachel is lured out of

Adapted by James Agee from a novel by Davis Grubb, The Night of the Hunter represented legendary actor Charles Laughton's only film directing effort. The movie is a brilliant good-and-evil parable that combines stark realism with Germanic expressionism, with "good" represented by a couple of farm kids and a pious old lady, and "evil" literally in the hands of a posturing psychopath. Phony preacher Harry Powell (Robert Mitchum) learns that a huge sum of money, stolen by prison mate Ben Harper (Peter Graves), is hidden somewhere near his home. The murderously misogynistic Powell insinuates himself into Ben's home after his release and eventually even marries his widow Willa (Shelley Winters). Eventually all that stands between Powell and the money are Ben's son (Billy Chapin) and daughter (Sally Jane Bruce), who take refuge in a home for abandoned children presided over by the indomitable, scripture-quoting Rachel Cooper (Lillian Gish). The masterful blend of horror and lyricism in the war of wills between Powe

Supermodel Rachel Hunter, comedian Godfrey, Baywatch's Traci Bingham, workout video guru Tony Little, and Survivor winner Ethan Zohn visit New England to stay overnight at an abandoned asylum for the criminally insane. The team investigates the story of Nell Marley, a patient at the asylum who claimed to be possessed by a dangerous entity named Pearl -- an entity that eventually drove Nell to commit suicide. It's no joke when Godfrey descends into the tunnels and turns stone-scared, leaving Rachel behind to face the ghost of Pearl alone. By the end of the night, Traci's fear jeopardizes the team's chances of completing their investigations.

After getting a look at the Buchman's dog, Paul's clients decide that they want Murray in a commercial he is directing for them. And, when it is shown on television, the Buchmans are suddenly besieged with calls from Murray's adoring fans. Although Paul is against the idea, Jamie pressures him into agreeing to meet with an agent who is interested in their dog. As Jamie worries about Murray being disappointed with his career, their dog dreams of a "Tonight Show" appearance with host Jay Leno and his guest, supermodel Rachel Hunter. When Murray's career takes off, Jamie becomes increasingly distracted and is incapable of following through on her work with Fran. In fact, when Paul begins to find Jamie's preoccupation a problem, he decides that he is jealous of the dog's sudden success. When Paul balks at her joining Murray on an overnight trip to shoot a new music video, Jamie hires Lisa to take the dog instead. But, they soon find out that a night without Murray to keep them warm just isn't the same. After Lisa

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Erstwhile gigolo and personal fitness instructor Jack (Tony DeCamillis) is blackmailed by a powerful businessman, Pryce (Paul Sorvino), who wants Jack to woo beautiful, young, wealthy widow Rachel Montgomery (Hunter Tylo) to discover insider financial information that Pryce can use in the stock market to make tons of money. Jack has no choice because Pryce threatens the life of Jack's younger brother Alex (Joey Schulthorpe) if he doesn't play along. As part of his plot, Jack brings Alex to meet Rachel's 16-year-old daughter Gloria (Danielle Fishel). After singing a song to her in front of hundreds of spectators at a karaoke contest at the beach, Gloria and Alex become a couple, just as Jack reveals to Rachel, who is smitten with him, that it was all a set up. The bad guys get his info and four hearts are broken. Can this story have a happy ending? It's a longshot, but maybe. ~ Buzz McClain, All Movie Guide.

A Native American struggles to find himself and maintain his cultural identity growing up with a White family in the Old West in this drama, originally produced as a TV miniseries. Gypsy Smith (Sidney Poitier), an African-American bounty hunter, helps lead a platoon of U.S. Cavalry soldiers on a raid of a Cheyenne Indian camp. Among the Cheyenne, one of the few survivors is a boy named White Wolf. Smith takes pity on the child and takes him home to live with a family of white settlers he works with, John and Nora Maxwell (Michael Moriarty and Farrah Fawcett). As he grows to adulthood, White Wolf is renamed Corby (Billy Wirth), and he falls in love with John and Nora's daughter, Rachel (Joanna Going). However, the Maxwells object to Rachel and Corby's romance, and they send her away to study in St. Louis. Corby feels that he doesn't belong in the White man's world and returns to live with the Cheyanne; meanwhile, Smith has become the Marshall of Freedom, a Black settlement in the Oklahoma territory. Shelby Hor