'Switched at Birth' Spring Finale Sneak Peek

The Switched at Birth Spring Finale airs tonight on ABC Family. Photo Credit: ABC Family/(Eric McCandless

Bay fights for her relationship with Emmett in the Spring finale of Switched at Birth, airing tonight at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.

Intent on making their relationship work, Bay surprises Emmett with a visit to Los Angeles while he’s shooting his first big class project. Daphne is distraught with her performance in school and the idea of letting Bay and her family down. Kathryn and Toby get the chance to have their musical produced.

Meanwhile, Regina is shocked by Eric's (guest star Terrell Tilford) reaction to a buyout offer on the coffee shop.

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'Switched at Birth' Sneak Peek: Daphne's Date?

Switched at Birth airs tonight on ABC Family. Photo Credit: ABC Family/(Eric McCandless

Bay struggles to determine what is next for her art career in an all-new episode of Switched at Birth, airing Tuesday, February 24 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.

Bay tries to figure out how she can pursue an art career. Regina invites Eric (guest star Terrell Tilford, The Young and the Restless) and his son to stay with her temporarily. Mingo (guest star Adam Hagenbuch, The Perks of Being a Wallflower) asks Daphne to hang out.

Meanwhile, Kathryn offers to help Travis with his English.

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'Switched at Birth' Winter Premiere Sneak Peek

Switched at Birth returns tonight on ABC Family. Photo Credit: ABC Family/Adam Taylor

The family and Emmett discover Bay's impulsive decision to take the blame for Daphne, and no one is happy about it. Meanwhile, Daphne is determined to prove herself worthy of her switchster's sacrifice while also dealing with the challenges of starting college in the fourth season premiere of Switched at Birth, airing Tuesday, January 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family (new day and time).

With both Emmett and Daphne heading off to college, Bay finds that taking the blame for Daphne may be harder than she thought. Daphne struggles to adapt to being a pre-med student as she faces her own guilt for letting Bay take the fall for her illegal actions. Regina frets over what will soon be an empty nest.

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'Switched at Birth' Christmas Episode Premieres Tonight

The Switched at Birth Christmas episode premieres December 8.

An all-new holiday-themed episode ("Yuletide Fortune Tellers") of Switched at Birth, airs Monday, December 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.

As the Kennish and Vasquez families prepare to celebrate Christmas in their traditional ways, Bay and Daphne find themselves living each other's lives as if the switch never happened.

With the holidays approaching, Bay bristles at Kathryn's festive holiday spirit, complete with homemade peanut brittle and Christmas karaoke, while Daphne is frustrated with Regina's usual tradition of movies and Chinese food for Christmas. Then, after a joint family dinner including "magical" garlic knots, they wake to discover that the switch never happened. In this alternate life, Bay (Katie Leclerc) is an Olympic hopeful and Daphne (Vanessa Marano) is a successful artist with an upcoming exhibit. Is it the Christmas miracle they’ve always wanted? Could they even get back if they tried?

'Switched at Birth' Star D.W. Moffett on Directing This Week's 'Intense' Episode

Switch at Birth's Lea Thompson and D.W. Moffett.

Monday's episode of ABC Family serial Switched at Birth was full of emotional moments, from Daphne (Katie Leclerc) hitting rock bottom after stealing oxycodone then getting fired from her job to Bay (Vanessa Marano) taking a stand against the prom dress code. The mood was a bit lighter as the bromance between Toby (Lucas Grabeel) and Tank (Max Adler) continued. D.W. Moffett, who plays patriarch John Kennish, directed the episode.

Serial Scoop spoke with Moffett about being a first-time director on the show and asked him what it was like to direct himself.

"If you watch last week’s episode, you’ll see I’m not really in that episode very much," Moffett explained. "That was originally going to be the episode that I was going to direct because I wasn’t in it very much! But for scheduling reasons and budgetary reasons and location reasons, it didn’t work out that I could direct that episode. So I wound up directing an episode in which I appeared more than I would have liked to have appeared."

The experience of a long and successful acting career helped make things easier.