Jonathan and Mark took an interest in Todd, who harbored no desire to participate in Special Olympics, feeling utterly incapable of succeeding. They attempted to persuade him to join, hoping he would prove to himself his own abilities. M…

With the desire to become parents, Diane and Scotty chose to adopt a child named Todd. However, they discovered that Todd’s birth parents were unwilling to consent to any adoption. Years earlier, they had been advised to relinquish him into…

When his people found themselves stranded at the foot of a steep hillside after a car accident, a remarkably clever dog attempted to guide Jonathon and Mark toward them.

Jonathan told Mr. Clancy that his son, lost in Vietnam, had left behind a child. Still raw with grief over his son’s death, the man declared he didn't want the boy, yet brought him home regardless. Now, the young boy was being harassed by l…

Bill Cassidy embodies the ideal television father on the popular series *That’s Our Dad*, a show celebrated for its heartwarming conclusion where he "adopts" two orphaned children at each episode's end. However, the image of the model TV…

As Jonathan and Mark headed toward their next task, they encountered another angel, Ted – someone Jonathan recognized. Together, they reached their destination. When Ted discovered his mission involved his own wife, Laura, and a planned con…

Jonathan and Mark transported a couple through time, intending to illuminate the lives they might have led had they never encountered one another forty-nine years prior. Clarence and Rose were on the precipice of divorce, their affections h…

Jonathan found himself unexpectedly responsible for guiding a twelve-year-old prodigy through the process of gaining acceptance into university, essentially acting as her professor to prepare her for collegiate study.

Jonathan and Mark worked tirelessly, attempting to rekindle the bond between a man and his son before Gary’s father succumbed to leukemia. Their aim was to urge these successful men to embrace life more fully, to step away from relentless w…

Through considerable effort, Jonathan convinced a powerful U.S. Senator to reverse drastic reductions in Congressional funding for healthcare programs. However, just as this seemed a victory secured, the Senator unexpectedly succumbed to a …

Mark intends to donate his unexpected fortune to a local boys’ club, though first he finds himself entangled with a group of unscrupulous schemers.

The air crackled with the anticipation of Christmas, and for Jonathan and Mark, a particular task lay ahead: to convince a hardened reporter—a man steeped in cynicism and convinced of the absence of genuine kindness—that such things still e…

As flames engulfed a nearby neighborhood, Jonathan and Mark, presenting themselves as priests, revived an abandoned church and turned it into a refuge. Among those seeking shelter within its walls was a con man also posing as a clergyman – …

Jonathan and Mark found themselves accompanying an old street puppeteer, unaware that he was, in fact, an angel.

James Earl Jones portrays Gabe Wilson, a former friend of Mark’s and a jazz pianist struggling to reclaim his life following a heart attack. Gabe finds himself drawn back to Ellie, an old acquaintance now widowed and wrestling with her …

Jonathan and Mark were tasked with bringing together a Hollywood actress and her estranged daughter, who was also working on a memoir detailing their life—a narrative decidedly unfavorable to the actress. During their assignment, they encou…

Jonathan and Mark began working at a halfway house—a facility for individuals previously institutionalized for mental health concerns, now released due to overcrowding, though not yet fully rehabilitated. The intention was to provide them w…

Joe Mason, a veteran of the Vietnam War, found himself battling the Veterans Affairs office over the cost of necessary dental treatment. Despite his appeals, his request for assistance was rejected; the agency determined that his oral healt…

Detectives Jonathan and Mark were tasked with investigating a troubling situation involving a prominent family and their local school, seeking to expose an underlying issue related to drug use.

Seeking a respite from their routines, Jonathan and Mark journeyed to visit Mark’s friends for a day of fishing.

Jonathan and Mark found themselves entangled in a curious task, attempting to guide Gary and Alice toward new paths. As Gary’s affections deepened for Alice, he unearthed a secret that unexpectedly revealed him to be a father. Alice ini…

Birdy Belker, a writer of mysteries, found herself face-to-face with the man of her dreams—Roger Bolt, who had been murdered in 1968. Through Jonathan, Birdy’s wish to meet the subject of her writing was granted. She soon discovered, howeve…

Jonathan and Mark’s current case involved R.R. Benson, a ruthless businessman known for polluting the oceans and maintaining substandard apartments, among other failings. When conventional methods failed to sway him, Jonathan decided on a m…