Highway to Heaven is an inspirational show for all ages! This 1980's show staring legendary actors Michael Landon and Victor French still holds up to this day. This is a show that make you laugh, cry, and feel good.

I was very pleased to find find others who loved this show as much as I...but honestly...I wasn't surprised. I still watch this show to this very day - the reruns play on a network called UP. Even though I have seen every episode...I always feel good watching them again and again...one might call the feeling I get as joy; I don't use that word much. I have watched so many shows over the years and none make me feel the way this show does. Michael Landon was truly an angel to have created this series...so call it cheesy...call it outdated...call me sentimental - I don't care. All I know is that there is allot of good in the world and it only takes an hour out of my day to remind me of that.

Great show. I only recently started to watch it. So sad that Michael Landon & Victor French died so young. This is such a feel good TV series. Unfortunately these days TV seems to be filled with negative themes with no role models to look up to. The 1980s was a great era for shows such as this. Fond memories indeed. My favorite episodes would be: For the Love of Larry, I Was a Middle-Aged Werewolf, Pilot & Wally. The intro is fantastic and the music perfectly fits to the overall theme of the show. The cap that Mark Gordon wore was like his trademark. I wonder what the A on his cap stood for? I presume is was the letter of his hometown sports team. 9/10

Wow, I used to love this program, I woke up this morning thinking about it! Very fond memories watching it!I must have been around 6years old watching this, it was always on in the UK around early afternoons I think - I really thought I was older, but when it came out - I was 2!! So I must have started watching it later on in the series.Michael, wasn't he in Little House on the Prarie as well? Another good little program!Ahh, Very fond memories of this - gonna be sad, and try find the DVD's! Anyway, it's certainly betters from the rubbish thats on TV now! (Well, OK, some stuff!) I guess this really wasn't a proper review - just a nostalgic post!