Little Men

Follows the adventures of a doctor in his hospital and with his friends and family.

Dr. Keith Ricks returns to Florida to lead a team of scientists studying dolphins.

It it 1849 and the Cartwright family has moved onto some scrub land in the territory of Nevada. As a widower Ben Cartwright tries to raise his sons Adam, Hoss and Little Joe in this new land.

True stories about miracles still exist.

Michael Terry is a best-selling writer/therapist who is tired of his high-profile life. He decides to take a couple of days off and go to his ranch. That is when he comes up with the idea to use it as a place for troubled teens. The teens come to the ranch, do all sorts of chores, and learn the value of honesty and friendship. He is assisted by ranch caretaker Fox, who can be cynical at times with Michael; First Nation member Vic, who is an expert at tracking; and C.C., who used to be a top chef at a restaurant in Montreal. While in the city, he is sometimes assisted by former gang member Pin, and police detective John, who sees Michael as more of a deterrence, and social worker Rachel.

Reverend Daniel Cooper has come to Hope Island to reopen the Community Church, hoping the assignment will help him through the grief of a terrible loss. Distrusted by the local inhabitants and with the church in a terrible state of disrepair and neglect, he feels alone and rejected. He is befriended by a lonely boy named Dylan who will help him do the repairs to the church. Daniel makes him an acolyte, much to the disapproval of his single mother, Alex Stone, who runs the local inn. She is the town's cynic who has turned her back on the church long ago. In time Daniel earns the trust and respect of her and many of Hope Island's colorful and eccentric characters. In turn the beauty and tranquility of Hope Island and the warmth of its community will help him heal, renewing and strengthening his faith. He finds love again as he comes to care deeply for Alex.