Mark's friend is running for public office, and he's a very honest man. But things get out of hand when an opponent tries to win by going after his son.

Jonathan helps Commander Michaels to deal with flashbacks of Vietnam; he also tries to convince her to go to therapy. Mark deals with his fear of flying.

A veterans' support group becomes a lifeline for Commander Michaels, who continues to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder. Meanwhile, she discovers that her son David came into the emergency room due to an accident.

A pastor must follow a church council's decision to fire most of the staff at the school because they're not Christian.

Mark attends his high school class reunion and learns that some memories are bittersweet for his old friends.

A teenage girl tells school reporters that a driver came on to her right before the bus got into an accident. She may not be telling the truth. Jonathan tries to teach the news writers the correct way to report a story.

The problems of the handicapped are addressed when an amputee joins a crusade after a false fire alarm.

Mr. Zelinka is a beloved teacher who is being forced to retire because he's old. Jonathan and Mark know that he would prefer to continue teaching.

The parents of two Vietnamese children come to America to look for them after a ten-year separation.

After having been scarred in a fire, an actress becomes a counselor at a summer camp for blind children. The camp is run by Jonathan and Mark's blind friend Frank.

A young man decides to institutionalize his brother who has been completely paralyzed and speechless for many years, against the wishes of their mother.

Mark believes that God has turned Jonathan into a dog. Meanwhile, he must contend with a runaway kid and the kid's scatterbrained mother.

On Christmas Eve, Jonathan shows three men what will happen in the future if the Earth continues to be ravaged by pollution. One of the men is an energy official another is a farmer and the third one is the President.