Highway to Heaven - Season 5, Episode 11 - The Inner Limits 

Well said

@@privateprivate1865 He has already done that...🙂

I ❤ that Billy became the Hero in the episode... His was willing to risk his life for Nancy even though Mrs. Oleson was hateful & prejudiced towards him ❤❤❤

Tonya

So did I . 🙏🤩🥰

@Mark James Good points, all of them...

sodbuster925 I know!!😭😭😭💔

@Lauren I think it's an episode with two parts, and it's in the first season. It's called The Thouroughbreds, I think.

Carey loftin is in that episode.Plays the driver.Many know him or don’t.He was the unseen truck driver in Duel!!!

I'll check it out today then. Thanks

Saw it! Was great! I find myself tearing at most of the episodes. Never watched it when it was on, but now I'm watching them all in order.

Sarah McDonnell I used to watch this with my mom when I was a kid now I'm 43 and I understand the meaning

Same here Jerome!

me too sarah mcdonnell

Remember, he gets Supernatural assistance when needed...

I watched that series first. It’s a good one too.

Big Valley is entertaining

Never liked touched by an angel I think the main actress is conceited

I also was wondering about that and this is what I found: Very interesting. Reality meets fiction. There is an author by the name of George L. Germain. This episode of HtH captured a story that never happened, although the hero is for real. Very fascinating. “George L. Germain was born in Bay City, Michigan. He is married to Luella M. Germain and they are blessed with three children: Larry, Rick, and Twyla. George obtained a degree in psychology from Central Michigan College and earned his master’s degree, also in psychology, from the University of Detroit. He is a retired management consultant. There is a book by George Germain (no middle initial) and I could not verify that those 2 authors are one and the same. Very fascinating, indeed. Successence: The Essence of Success Paperback - January

It's no fun eating alone, don't you know!!!

I learned 7 English words by reading your comment. Thank you.👍🙂😅

Excellent way of laying it out

Unfortunately, there are selfish people in the world, just like this girl. How lucky that there are charming people like Michael Landon, whose memory is blessed! ♥️😔

Fortunately there are old shows like this that can demonstrate to younger people the trials we went through with primitive technology.😉😉😉

A lot of people who are not Disabled have a problem with the World today when it comes to Technology.

indeed. what a shitty mother. the guy tells her that his fiance broke up with him and she couldn't be happier. how can a parent be more selfish and evil.

Well there was the ultimatum that Jennifer the girlfriend gave too, "choose George or me" which is the sign that she may also be a narcissist just like his mother, and may cause him lots of emotional pain. Also it was obvious from the beginning that George would always be somehow a part of his life so saying he was not part of the package makes her sound like an idiot and a narcissist. I also see that the mother was overbearing and controlling but it's mostly from her lack of control over her own life and her grief at her husband's death. Once she gets more control of her own life and finishes the grieving process, and gets lots of therapy for her OCD and Narcissistic Personality Disorder then she can let both George and his brother lead their own lives to the extent possible. And Jennifer needs therapy too. Making ultimatums and living in a fantasy world that doesn't include disabled people means Jennifer needs therapy. I think they all ought to join Life Church Online too :) Jesus can help them all see every person as a person created by God equal to all other people, beloved by God and worth their love and respect, whether they are in a wheelchair or verbal/nonverbal. Whenever you start looking at people as not human is when you become cruel to them and you hate them or resent them and/or are violent to them. I have experienced this first hand as a human trafficking survivor which happened in my childhood. Everyone who raped me insisted that I wasn't a human. I knew I was human though, and that God loved and loves me.

@@LeutnantJoker She is a narcissist and that is hard to live with but at least she doesn't beat her kids and turn them into slaves in addition to being a narcissist like my mother did to me and my sister when she trafficked us to pedophiles as children. I'd rather live with this mother than my mother. She has some good qualities. Like she does read body language well which is helpful if you want her to help you with rescuing abused animals and fostering pets from animal shelters in her home or to turn her home into a wildlife rehabilitation center. She'd be good at that because animals can only speak with body language and no words. Plus she does have a lot of faith in what she cannot see and has hope, which means she would be good at being a missionary or helping the homeless find homes. Since she also has patience, that is going to help too since it takes a long long time to get a home when you are homeless since the system is broken. I know, from being homeless, how impatient people are and how little help they give. There is good in her; you just have to look for the good in people and help them to grow in their strengths instead of see the bad and criticize and then they end up getting worse and more miserable and more controlling.

Yes well this was made back in the 1980s when it was still advocated for...but nowadays not so much except for Christian shows who tell everyone they are Christian from the outset. Or other faith based shows that tell you from the outset that the religion requires the characters to be married before they move in together like stuff from India where a Hindu or an Islamic marriage is required before the characters can get together. I think this show is meant to be a Christian show because they are angels.

@EricJ305 Right. Some of the blockbuster films of the last decade say that it's in such and such city and boom I'm like"hey that right here in Los Angeles."

She played a creepy mother in the movie The Frightners with Michael J Fox .

I agree!

Yea I see. She was selfish and heartless. U see the man's overwhelmed now with his new found love for his only brother and all u thinking about is moving. Girl, shame on u.

No she wasnt heartless. She is a young woman just starting on her life and she wasnt willing to have to live like the mother. Maybe youre one of us old people and are looking at it from the viewpoint of old age. Try looking at it from the viewpoint of a kid who's all excited about getting on with her life and she has a huge burden thrown on her. After all, Paul was only giving up his life out of guilt because he hadnt loved his brother. George knew better than to be a "professional" burden and freed his brother and his mother, like a real man would.

I can't say I don't understand her point-of-view, because I have a little personal experience. My mother-in-law became faced with a situation where she was almost entirely dependent on help from others--not nearly as drastic as George's, but it was still a state of dependence, and I was the person designated to provide a lot of the necessary assistance, in spite of having neither the training or background for it btw. This all happened some years into my marriage, and I can't truthfully say that if she had been in this condition during the courtship phase, I wouldn't have made the decision Jessica made to cut it off, and for the same reason. (I regret nothing, though, for I got two wonderful kids out of the bargain.)

Wow, you're right. I never noticed until I read your comment.

I think the guy playing Paul looks like Jason Gordon Levitt. I wonder if he's related somehow like Jason's dad, uncle, or something. I just read that the guy playing Paul (Joseph Culp) is the son of Robert Culp.

Same here, my elder sister had Down syndrome n we nva knew . We just saw her as an invalid. Until my other sis was in medical school n she was the one who diagnosed it .

That's true, my grandma got raped in two different homes when she had Alzheimers before she died and no one cared even when I told them to help her.

Unfortunately, when she dies where do you think he was going. I see it all the time

I don't think he meant it like that. That just simply means to "move in without me" for now. I'm sure he would had still visited her and helped her out along the way til he made up his mind about George.

Stupid thing to say

Youre right, especially a young person who's just starting out , ready to live her dreams.

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