Highway to Heaven

Jonathan tells a man that his son fathered a child during the Vietnam War. When the grandson is finally brought together with his grandfather, the older man immediately remains reluctant to acknowledge the boy as his own family in his life.

Another Kind of War, Another Kind of Peace is a television programme presented as an episode within its series. It falls under the drama genre and centres on personal stories set against a broader backdrop of conflict. The format follows a self‑contained narrative that unfolds over its runtime. In the episode, a character named Jonathan approaches a man with startling news: the man's own son had a child while serving in Vietnam. Jonathan reveals that this offspring is the man's grandson, linking the family directly to events that occurred during the war. The disclosure sets the stage for an uneasy reunion. When the two finally meet, the father‑in‑law struggles to accept the boy as his grandson. Despite the emotional weight of the revelation, he remains hesitant, showing a clear reluctance to embrace the new family bond. This tension underscores the personal impact that wartime actions can have on later generations. The episode also features a guest appearance by Ernest Borgnine, who lends his presence to the story. His involvement adds a familiar face to the cast, contributing to the overall atmosphere of the piece. Borgnine’s role, while not detailed here, is part of the programme’s lineup for this particular episode.