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Something is rotten in the state of Aldovia and Jake and Josh are going to get to the bottom of it. That's right today they're watching "A Christmas Prince" and talking about running a tight goose, bobbypins for horses, and naked yetisPatreon: patreon.com/heyjakeandjoshWebsite: MorphinGrid.tumblr.comArchive: heyjakeandjosh.comEmail: littleidiots.morphingrid@gmail.comTwitter: @morphingrid

In this week's episode, my sister Lindsey and I watch the Netflix holiday film A Christmas Prince and provide live commentary. Happy Holidays! When junior editor Amber (Rose McIver) is finally assigned a story of her own, it means she'll have to miss Christmas in New York City with her widowed father. She's sent abroad to get the inside scoop on dashing playboy Prince Richard (Ben Lamb), who's in line to be King of Aldovia following his father's recent death. However, a media conference at the palace is cancelled before it begins when the prince doesn't show up. Unwilling to give up and go home without a story, Amber doesn't get back on the media bus that's taking the journalists back into town. She sneaks in a side entrance of the castle and is mistaken for Princess Emily's new American tutor, who was due to arrive after the holidays. Amber goes along with it, saying her last assignment ended early. She winds up living at the palace as the tutor for Prince Richard's younger sister. While there, she tries to get as much information as possible about whether or not Richard is going to accept the throne, or whether he's planning to give it up and let his cousin Simon ascend to the throne instead Starring Rose McIver and Ben Lamb.   This podcast is hosted and produced by Bethanie Finger. Special Guest Lindsey Myers with special appearances by Quentin Finger and Scamp Finger.

Welcome back to Franchise Me! This week we visit Aldovia for our first ever triple movie episode as we break down the entire "A Christmas Prince" trilogy. We are talking about "A Christmas Prince," "A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding," and "A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby." We discuss Netflix's attempt at a Hallmark movie, festive holiday cards, and second Rudy. Share your thoughts and opinions with us on Twitter and Instagram @FranchiseMePod, see our rankings on Letterboxd (FranchiseMe) and email us at FranchiseMePod@gmail.com. Check out our website franchisemepodcast.com to see all of our episodes and more.

In this week's episode, my sister Lindsey and I watch the Netflix holiday film A Christmas Prince and provide live commentary.Happy Holidays!When junior editor Amber (Rose McIver) is finally assigned a story of her own, it means she'll have to miss Christmas in New York City with her widowed father. She's sent abroad to get the inside scoop on dashing playboy Prince Richard (Ben Lamb), who's in line to be King of Aldovia following his father's recent death.However, a media conference at the palace is cancelled before it begins when the prince doesn't show up. Unwilling to give up and go home without a story, Amber doesn't get back on the media bus that's taking the journalists back into town. She sneaks in a side entrance of the castle and is mistaken for Princess Emily's new American tutor, who was due to arrive after the holidays. Amber goes along with it, saying her last assignment ended early. She winds up living at the palace as the tutor for Prince Richard's younger sister. While there, she tries to get as much information as possible about whether or not Richard is going to accept the throne, or whether he's planning to give it up and let his cousin Simon ascend to the throne insteadStarring Rose McIver and Ben Lamb.This podcast is hosted and produced by Bethanie Finger. Special Guest Lindsey Myers with special appearances by Quentin Finger and Scamp Finger.Get bonus content on Patreon Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're celebrating the Holiday season by returning to the Kingdom of Aldovia with the Christmas Prince 2: The Royal Wedding. What better way to get into the holiday spirit than watching a woman be talked over by anyone and everyone in her life... yeah this movie was a bit of a slog to watch. But we're committed to go through the entire Christmas Prince series, so watch it we shall! So come and join us as we discuss among other things the scary amount of power royalty in Aldovia appear to have, New York Dad's and their hot-dog loving ways, and how the human-weasel Simon still continues to be the best character this series has to offer. 

It's Christmas time, that means it's time to delve into the Netflix Christmas Universe and this time we've gone for the big one: A Christmas Prince. Do you like vague European monarchies? Have you ever posed as a personal tutor to get a scoop for a magazine? Have you never heard of Aldovia either? If the answer to any of those questions is "yes", this could be the video for you.Support the show

158 Bonus: A Christmas Prince Commentary   In this week's episode, my sister Lindsey and I watch the Netflix holiday film A Christmas Prince and provide live commentary.  Happy Holidays!  When junior editor Amber (Rose McIver) is finally assigned a story of her own, it means she'll have to miss Christmas in New York City with her widowed father. She's sent abroad to get the inside scoop on dashing playboy Prince Richard (Ben Lamb), who's in line to be King of Aldovia following his father's recent death. However, a media conference at the palace is cancelled before it begins when the prince doesn't show up. Unwilling to give up and go home without a story, Amber doesn't get back on the media bus that's taking the journalists back into town. She sneaks in a side entrance of the castle and is mistaken for Princess Emily's new American tutor, who was due to arrive after the holidays. Amber goes along with it, saying her last assignment ended early. She winds up living at the palace as the tutor for Prince Richard's younger sister. While there, she tries to get as much information as possible about whether or not Richard is going to accept the throne, or whether he's planning to give it up and let his cousin Simon ascend to the throne instead Starring Rose McIver and Ben Lamb.   This podcast is hosted and produced by Bethanie Finger. Special Guest Lindsey Myers with special appearances by Quentin Finger and Scamp Finger. 

On this installment of our Lifetime Movie re-cap journey, we're taking a break from the big L network and heading to Netflix for a discussion about the cheesy, ridiculous film, A Christmas Prince!  How embarrassing is this cartoon father character? How hilarious is it whenever these movies make up a fake European country? Why does Aldovia conduct all their official monarchy business right at—HEY NOW! This episode is for citizens of Aldovia and WHM Patreon subscribers only! To instantly access the full show, along with hours and hours of exclusive WHM content you can't get anywhere else, head over to our Patreon and sign up today!Unlock Exclusive Content!: http://www.patreon.com/wehatemoviesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Holidays everyone! We have a special episode just for you! This week, your favourite gingers follow Amber, a young aspiring journalist from New York as she travels to the kingdom of Aldovia. While there, she tries to get the scoop on the soon-to-be-crowned King, Prince Richard… with romantic results! We watched the Netflix Movie: A Christmas Prince!

Amber's back with a blog and some bling as she prepares to marry Prince Richard. But first -- can she save Aldovia from an economic downfall?! Join us as we learn all about royal protocol!

This week we begin our coverage of the Holy Trinity: the Christmas Prince movies on Netflix. Come with us to Aldovia to celebrate jellied meats, Christmas corndogs, and a queen who knows how to get any party started! 

A Christmas Prince is a romantic trilogy of Christmas movies on Netflix where Amber, an American journalist, goes to cover the story of Prince Richard's potential ascension or abdication of the throne of the fictional country of Aldovia. But wait! There's love! There's mistaken identities! There's a lot of real world parallels with monarchies! So just in what ways does it stack up compared to both contemporary and historic Kings and Queens? Support the channel on patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/AuspolExplained Like Auspol Explained on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Auspol-Explained-107892180702388 As is tradition here's my script: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FTqJOI3bAgvjEC_aARuzfkXm9mihu4bd/view?usp=sharing This episode discusses the Netflix movie: A Christmas Prince distributed by Netflix and produced by MPCA Directed by Kiwi Zaam, written by Karen Schaler and Nathan Atkins. This is not a paid endorsement. Auspol Explained would like to acknowledge the Whadjuk Nyoongar people and their Elders as the owners and custodians of the Land that the video was filmed and edited on. This Land was stolen and never ceded. It always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.

Merry something to all and goodnight or whatever... It's our final show of the year and we're wrapping up with a holiday trash fire. Jonelle and Eliza are joined once again by Alice Lee to discuss A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (2018), including the tax haven shell corp that is Aldovia; the politics and metaphysics of a country run by Christmas; and of course, Amber's blog.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/romcomkilljoys)

In our penultimate episode, Aoife explores Aldovia's complete lack of any kind of security My blog Twitter Patreon Instagram Email me: thelonghalloweenpod@gmail.com

Kerri and Dan journey to Aldovia to explore the world of Netflix's OG Christmas trilogy: A Christmas Prince and its sequels, The Royal Wedding and The Royal Baby. Joining them is another of Dan's hometown BFF's Alison Thompson as they discuss the importance of family tobogganing, the country's questionable economy, the redemption (?) of cousin Simon, and royal baby showers. Follow us! Kerri is @_iamlivingcolor on Twitter and @iamlivingcolor on Instagram. Dan is @DMeyerNews on Twitter and @danmeyer2010 on Instagram. Ali is @alisoncelia25 on Instagram. Our theme song is "Modern Christmas" by NeoCortex, courtesy of Pond5.

It's the annual Thought Bubble Audio holiday special! We're still talking about Vanessas! There are three Vanessas! Obviously we are talking about The Princess Switch: Switched Again! If you enjoy this, visit thoughtbubbleaudio.com to check out all of Thought Bubble Audio's shows. Special Guests: Frank Ramblings, Marissa, Palmer, and Tim.

In which Aoife discusses Cold War-era maps, the world of Aldovia, and cryptocurrency My blog Twitter Patreon Instagram Email me: thelonghalloweenpod@gmail.com

If, like me, you have spent the last few months allowing the Netflix algorithm to massage your brain into tenderized veal-meat mush, you are no doubt more than ready to reinter the world of The Princess Switch and enjoy its sequel, The Princess Switch: Switched Again. For the uninitiated, the first of the series stars Vanessa Hudgens in dual roles: first as the Duchess of an imaginary country betrothed to the prince of an equally imaginary country and second as a baker named Stacey who swaps places with her doppelgänger in Prince-and-the-Pauper-style hijinks. As you probably can guess from the description of the plot and the fact that it’s a made-for-streaming movie, American Vanessa Hudgens falls in love with the prince who European Vanessa Hudgens was supposed to marry, and they live happily ever after. The movie is bland, forgettable, and inoffensive, a Hallmark film by proxy, and I all but expected its sequel (in which a third, evil Vanessa Hudgens is introduced into the mix) to be the exact same. And it mostly was! The most interesting thing about it was how deeply boring the male lead is and how the chemistry between him and Vanessa Hudgens is less “chemistry” and more “stranger behind you in line at the DMV." Up until the final few moments of The Princess Switch: Switched Again, I was content as a passenger on the giant spaceship from Wall-E, blankly glancing up at the screen every now and then and letting its non-jokes serve as background noise while I scrolled through Twitter on my phone. I was content. I was in the Matrix, placidly munching on imagined steak, letting what may or may not be the real world happen outside my periphery and understanding. I was chained to Plato’s cave wall and happy to have the shadows as idols. One more blue pill, please, my good sir. But then it happened. I should start with a bit of context: As an exercise in cross-promotional synergy, during the first Princess Switch movie, our heroine, Stacey De Novo, plops onto a couch and commandeers the remote to scroll through Netflix (in the movie!) before landing on her “favorite” Christmas movie, A Christmas Prince, the Netflix original that had come out one year prior. Within the film The Princess Switch, the fictional character, Stacey De Novo, watches A Christmas Prince. Fine. It's a little bit shameless in its product placement, but I didn’t come to Netflix’s B-holiday rom-coms for their artistic integrity. All was okay. Until the end of The Princess Switch: Switched Again, when the European Vanessa Hudgens, Lady Margaret Delacourt, is crowned Queen of her own imaginary European country. And who should show up in the audience at the cathedral but none other than Queen Amber and King Richard of Aldovia, the central characters of A Christmas Prince. This is the most egregious example of in-universe incongruity since the shameful use of Julia Roberts in Oceans 12 as a woman who pretends to be Julia Roberts. The Netflix Christmas cinematic universe is falling inward! It’s crumbling at the edges like the Other World in Coraline when the Other Mother starts losing her power. Netflix is dividing by zero and going through a black hole. They thought we wouldn’t notice. They were wrong. The consequences of universe-merging in A Christmas Prince and The Princess Switch is nothing short of dire. The map of Europe simply isn’t big enough for all of the vaguely named European countries that we can pretend border Lithuania. Lithuania’s border is only so long! Montenaro, Belgravia, and Aldovia are now all canonical locations that take up landmass on the continent and have seats in the UN General Assembly. Did they fight in World War II? Based on the maps that seem to always put these countries in the “Germany-Poland-Czech” area, I can’t imagine it went well. But it’s not just geography that concerns me. I refuse to accept the pat response of “Oh, A Christmas Prince was a documentary in their universe!” because it absolutely is not. We watch Vanessa Hudgens watch actual footage of the actual movie starring actress Rose McIver. Netflix forced us to watch Vanessa Hudgens watch another one of their movies on screen. It happened. And now they just throw Queen Amber and Prince Richard into a cute little cameo. Did you think it would be “fun,” Netflix? Did you think it would be, “cute”? I have spent the past five days pacing in a white-walled room, scribbling notes on the paint, trying to make sense of the metaphysical conundrum they’ve forced upon us in the name in Christmas cheer. I assume the experts at CERN will have a long winter ahead of them trying to figure this out. In Just Why, Dana Schwartz examines the strange and sublime pop culture moments being discussed on the internet this week.

Ancient treaties! Curses on babies! Oaths of vengeance! Will we finally figure out what the deal is with Aldovia? (Hint: no)Did you watch this movie too? Tell us what you think in our Instagram comments @APodcastInAQueerTree or by emailing apodcastinaqueertree@gmail.com. Haven't watched it yet but you're thinking about it? Try one of our Holiday Movie Bingo cards at apodcastinaqueertree.com. Let us know if you have any suggestions for them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just when we thought we were done with Aldovia, Christmas Magic pulls us back in! Join Olivia and Sean as they watch "A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding" and have a heated debate over the "new dad".Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @verymerrynetflixFacebook Page , Twitter Page , Instagram Page ,Youtube Page, Patreon Page, A Very Merry Netflix Show Page

What? Netflix hasn't made the Christmas Prince sequel we pitched yet?! Well, maybe next year... In the meantime, enjoy this rerun of our exploration of the absolutely bonkers Christmas Prince trilogy. Original Show Notes: Put on your Converse and pack your bow and arrows: We’re headed to Aldovia! In this very Christmassy episode, we explore the wacky, wintry, WTFy?! world of the Christmas Prince franchise. And since we’ve been good fangirls all year long, we present Santa with our pop culture wish lists. Stay tuned to the end for our festive Random Recommendations. This week, Noelle and “Cozy Little Christmas” are making us jolly. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, home koalas! Our intro/outro music is "We Are Highscore" by Krackatoa.  Shout-outs: One Person’s Trash Is Our Treasure (OPTIOT): onepersonstrashisourtreasure.com

Happy Christmas Season! We kick off our Holiday Movie Month with a Netflix classic, A Christmas Prince! We discuss the intricacies of how this Monarchy still exists, and debate if Aldovia has good gun control laws. Follow us: Instagram: @babeyougottaseethis Twitter: @BYGSTpod Cover art by: Megan McDillon Intro and outro music by Flwers @flwersband on instagram and twitter Flwers on Youtube --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/babeyougottaseethis/support

The one where Green Blooded Bastard watches A Christmas Prince.  So a chick goes undercover and falls in love with a prince.  It's winter and the Borg queen is the mother.  Also, a princess is in a wheelchair.

Why suffer crappy holiday movies alone? Suffer them with The Rewinders Podcast! Or, in this case, Bethany and Joe! Continue this year's celebration of crappy holiday movies with A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby. Bethany has stated loudly and clearly that this will be her last year joining me in these recordings. Enjoy that last of her vicious commentary (many "What?!?"s and "Come on!"s were removed in the making of this podcast.) on the third part of the cornerstone of Netflix's Holiday programming showcase.   This time, watch as Aldovia is shown on a map with other countries - in some made up part of the world that doesn't really exist. We are introduced to a neighboring country that is generically Asian, Penglia. They share their journal between each country, but when it goes missing things get a little "crazy". Oh, and don't forget, there is a baby on the way, BUT GHOSTS! And generically Christmas... and the weakest snowstorm ever to shut down an airport. Rehash all your "favorite" characters as they are paraded in front of you and not developed. Except one character, but its just one thing - and it happens at the very end. Anyway - the series no longer has the charm it originally did.   Unlike past years, these riffs will not be super-cut. Sync up the audio track with the sound of the Netflix logo and have a side-by-each riffing experience! Hopefully, the video editor didn't let the audio track drift too much. Join us, for Bethany's last addition to the A Very Netflix Christmas side series of The Rewinders Podcast.

Trilogies are hard, and this week The Broadcasters had their work cut out for them. Your hosts Nick and Kory are on their final trip to Aldovia to celebrate the birth of a new royal in A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby! Trials, tribulations, and Rudy abound in the final installment, but the question remains: is this the worst Netflix produced Christmas movie to date?

With Valentine's Day just a few days away, the elves travel back to Aldovia to discuss Netflix's romantic Christmas movie, The Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby. Snuggle up with that special someone and tune into this week's episode!

IT'S HAPPENING Y'ALL! We are here, being the Meghan Markle We Want To See In The World, and are bringing you our wall to wall coverage of #Megxit, aka: the pop culture phenomena that will single handedly get us through 2020. We are bringing you hot takes, a play-by-play of our work day as the news broke on Twitter, a preview of a drinking game for our next episode, and a very important game for your work day. We understand your desire to take a different approach to podcast coverage of #Megxit, but these are complicated matters and only we are taking the time to work through them, here, together, with our Sad Boi Sex Lions.

Welcome to episode #75 of ‘Beery Good Entertainment’. Lola and Linda discuss a cuddly Christmas movie "A Christmas Prince." Just before Christmas, an aspiring young American magazine journalist, Amber Moore, is sent to the foreign nation of Aldovia to cover a press conference given by Crown Prince Richard, who is set to take the throne following his father's recent death. Richard has been portrayed in the press as an irresponsible playboy and he is also rumored to be planning to abdicate. Amber hopes her work in Aldovia will lead to a big break and she heads to the royal family's palace for the press conference, but the prince fails to appear. Happy Holidays, all, have an amazing New Year from all of us here at Beer Good Entertainment! Presented by: @S0rceress0 (Linda) @LolaLariscy Producer/Production Manager: @CheDean Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/159q07FL28M4j1LCP55rKifiO_ToRnPPeZsPNzujutt0/edit?usp=sharing If you're interested in supporting our shows, please check out: https://www.lolalariscy.com https://www.s0rceress0.com/my-books/ https://www.s0rceress0.com/podcast Support the podcast by using our affiliate links: Humble Bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/store?partner=beerygoodentertainment Good Vibrations: https://www.goodvibes.com/s?/&kbid=260711&m=198&i=975 Brewers Friend: https://www.brewersfriend.com/#a_aid=5c71c6f21643d Join our MeWe group: https://mewe.com/join/beerygoodentertainment -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/beerygoodentertainment Intro and Outro Music by: www.bensound.com

It’s a Boxing Day miracle! As we do every year, we revisit the kingdom of Aldovia (now with much more about its history and geography revealed) to spend time fixing the simple and improbably Christmas-oriented problems of its royal family. This year, Aldovia needs to ratify a treaty with a neighboring fictional kingdom to avert war, and Queen Amber gives birth to a bouncing baby four-month-old. SHOW NOTES: Christmas Prince 3: The Royal Baby on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81029841 Our first Christmas Prince episode: https://atvpodcast.com/post/168783737692/episode-121-a-christmas-prince And our second: https://atvpodcast.com/post/181075876090/episode-171-a-christmas-prince-2-the-royal

Hark! the herald Now Beat blogs, "Glory to the new-born Queen! Peace on earth, and Simon mild, Aldovia and Penglia reconciled." Joyful, Aldovians, rise, Evil butler in disguise; With th' angelic host proclaim, "Why's this queen got blogger fame?" Hark! the herald Now Beat blogs, "Glory to the new-born Queen!

We're taking a Christmas journey to two Europes, both of which are based in a reality so otherworldly, Candace Cameron-Bure remains our only tether to life here on Earth. First, we journey to Rome to catch up with our old friend Lacey in the Hallmark Original, Christmas in Rome. It's another Christmas, and another jockish businessman who only knows spreadsheets and overtime, but luckily Lacey is there to help him knead bread, however questionable the technique. Then we head to Aldovia to reunite with Queen Amber, in A Christmas Prince 3: The Trilogy We Never Asked For. I'm sorry, :The Royal Baby. We're bringing the hot takes on birth plans, contractions, paint rollers, feminism, and the naming conventions of fictional countries. With the Hatewatch Holidays winding down, it's time to start looking ahead to two of our favorite annual traditions, The Really Fucking Good Television Award Show For Nice People Only, and Pilot Palooza. Send us your suggestions!

Panglia and Aldovia must sign a treaty before Christmas or else the countries will go to war and Queen Amber's baby will be cursed!

Abby and Kelsy discuss the two new movies from Hallmark and dive into the dystopian Christmas hellscape of the Christmas Prince trilogy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Put on your Converse and pack your bow and arrows: We’re headed to Aldovia! In this very Christmassy episode, we explore the wacky, wintry, WTFy?! world of the Christmas Prince franchise. And since we’ve been good fangirls all year long, we present Santa with our pop culture wish lists. Stay tuned to the end for our festive Random Recommendations. This week, Noelle and “Cozy Little Christmas” are making us jolly. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, home koalas! Our intro/outro music is "We Are Highscore" by Krackatoa.  Shout-outs: One Person’s Trash Is Our Treasure (OPTIOT): onepersonstrashisourtreasure.com

Nick, Nico and Adam go deep on Aldovia geography, century-old peace treaties, royal gender reveal parties, mid-labor investigative journalism and much more on their annual… The post A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding appeared first on Too Many Thoughts.

Nick, Nico and Adam go deep on Aldovia geography, century-old peace treaties, royal gender reveal parties, mid-labor investigative journalism and much more on their annual trip to the Christmas Prince universe. For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com Twitter: @TMT_Media, @tackyslacks, @funnynicotweets, @zakkcap, @someadamhall E-mail: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com Subscribe and Rate on Apple Podcasts!

Every year, a huge amount of people all over the world go out and chop down a Christmas tree, take it home and decorate it. Ok, to be honest, you probably go to a Christmas tree lot and someone slices off the bottom inch with a chainsaw. But have you ever wondered when the tradition started?Apparently it started forever ago...FUR-EVERGREEN ago, get it? LOL!It's taken three whole years, but the king and queen of Aldovia are having a baby! But will the baby be cursed if the missing treaty can't be found?!? Of course we are talking about the just-released-on-Netflix "A Christmas Prince 3: The Royal Baby"! We LOVE this trilogy.

This is really the one that broke Tegan. I don't know whether it is every resident of Aldovia being a certified idiot or the swapping of the main character's father for a weird stranger who is definitely walking here but this sequel is watchalong that is much better/worse than the first. Our special holiday #content continues.

Hallmark Christmas month kicks off with our Netflix representative, A CHRISTMAS PRINCE. We're joined by Bill, Pete's brother-in-law, who was the mastermind behind this month, and a lover of Hallmark Christmas without irony. You can find us on Soundcloud, iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, and on the picket signs of Aldovia.

I HEAR THOSE SLEIGH BELLS RING-A-LING TING TING TING-A-LING TOO!!! Get AMPED for the holiday season by kicking it off with Christina and Sarah talking about A Christmas Prince (2017)! We talk all things Aldovia for this Netflix original Christmas Rom Com. Netflix, we're ready to get sponsored by you any minute now. Want more? Email us at romcomsweveloved@gmail.com Follow us on IG @RomComsWeveLoved Tweet us @ToAllTheRomComs

Welcome to Episode 11 of All I Want For Christmas Is This Podcast from TV Guide. Today, actor Theo Devaney (Supernatural, Psych) joins host Julia Lechner to discuss his role of Simon in Netflix's much-beloved Christmas Prince trilogy — the third installment, A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby, premieres on Netflix on Dec. 5. In the film, Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) are expecting a royal baby while dealing with a missing treaty and an ancient curse. Devaney gives us the scoop on what it's like working on the Christmas Prince films, divulges his favorite holiday classic, and plays a little game about Netflix's holiday offerings this season. Listen to the full episode for tons of holiday feels! If you like what you hear, please subscribe and review us on your favorite podcasting app. You can also see which movies we are watching next by following the podcast on Instagram and Twitter - @AllIWantPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Movie Meltdown - Episode 502  This week our Atlanta adventures continue as we talk to iZombie’s Rose McIver as well as give a general wrap-up of this year's Dragon Con. And along the way, we try to decide just how much this modern, pop-culture friendly world has affected the lives of the different generations of fans. And while we try to figure out just which one of us is the token weirdo, we also cover… A Christmas Prince, David Bowie, Scoops Ahoy, that's how you relate emotionally to the world, the journey of the relationship, an uncharted road, Dungeons & Dragons brain, straddling the generations, the most surreal thing, speak the same geek language, this gave her purpose, building a sandcrawler, David Lynch, a sweet holiday movie, of the same ilk, the world’s gotten bigger and scarier, the parade, load up the eggnog and get ready for another one guys, Jessica Harmon, being a freak, going into the tickle trunk, celebrating what makes you odd, if Liv ate Tinkerbell's brain, a white lace front wig with a revealed hairline, going catatonic, human interaction, 500 hours of a George Romero zombie movie, the new Lord of the Rings, being friends as well as being partners, made of Popsicle sticks, Malcolm Goodwin, in the middle of downtown it looked like an Imperial invasion, you retreat into a fantasy world, Queen Amber of Aldovia, born to multitask, inferior Liv, hopeful bitter old man, people want to watch something that makes them feel good, transcendental meditation and DJ Vader.  “If you asked my 12-year-old self… what would be the ideal situation - it’s probably DragonCon.” To learn how to kick-start your Dragon Con life, go to: https://www.dragoncon.org/

Thousands of years ago, when the gods still walked the World Unknown freely, a bird named Vayu came to be. They lived a life of adventure and heroism, founded the city of Aldovia and became the most famous bird in perhaps all of history. This is not her story; this is the story of how she came to be. Today's episode is hosted by Paul (@pauly3d) and also features the voices of Haley and Dane. If you have any questions or feedback, shoot us an email at anatlasunknown@gmail.com or tweet at us at twitter.com/atlas_unknown Union is a game by Ben Robbins. You can buy it yourself at http://www.lamemage.com/union/. Our theme song is "The Shape of Things" by Evan Swamy. You can find more of his music at stridermusic.bandcamp.com. Strider's first album is out now, so definitely check it out!

As a member of society, you may or may not be subject to this dark time in television, as Game of Thrones is back on television and winter is here. We are dutifully recapping Game of Thrones over at our other podcast, Our Watch Has Ended, but in the interest of Alternative Content, we are here today to recommend content that scratches Game of Thrones' various itches. We cover themes such as Strong Sexual Content, Violence, House/Palace Intrigue, Unlikable Characters, and more! Find out which show we labled as the Hatewatch Superbowl, see how we justify talking about our faves for the millionth time in a new context, listen to Kirstie and Kelsey congratulate each other repeatedly for accomplishing the goal of episode format, and revel in the moment when Kirstie has to tell Kelsey she was right. From Westeros to Aldovia, there's some beef stew for everyone in this episode y'all.

Life in Aldovia is never peaceful, but today things will be truly chaotic. A Carefully planned wedding teeter on the edge of collapse. Street magicians turned assassins plan against a terrifying foe. Numerous laws, both human and avian, are egregiously broken. The only forces that can prevent utter catastrophe amount to a gullible groundskeeper, an undead raven, and sheer, dumb luck. Today's episode is hosted by Paul (@pauly3d) and also features the voices of Rio, Evan (@fightsbigrobots), and Haley. If you have any questions or feedback, shoot us an email at anatlasunknown@gmail.com or tweet at us at twitter.com/atlas_unknown . Fiasco is game by Jason Morningstar. You can find it at bullypulpitgames.com/games/fiasco/ Our theme song is "The Shape of Things" by Evan Swamy. You can find more of his music at stridermusic.bandcamp.com.

In the grand city of Aldovia, trouble is brewing. Street magicians Woccam and Toccam scheme and lie their way towards fame and fortune in the cut-throat world of improv magic, while the foolishly enthusiastic friends Jubble and Baum plan a sham wedding to commit... tax fraud? Oh, and did I mention that Woccam is a bird? And improv comedy grants diplomatic immunity? Just roll with it, trust me, it's all going to be juuust fine. Today's episode is hosted by Paul (@pauly3d) and also features the voices of Rio , Evan (@fightsbigrobots), and Haley. If you have any questions or feedback, shoot us an email at anatlasunknown@gmail.com or tweet at us at twitter.com/atlas_unknown . Fiasco is game by Jason Morningstar. You can find it at bullypulpitgames.com/games/fiasco/ Our theme song is "The Shape of Things" by Evan Swamy. You can find more of his music at stridermusic.bandcamp.com.

On this episode, Kat and Nicole discuss Netflix atrocity A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding. In the days leading up to Amber and Richard's wedding, Aldovia is rocked by missing funds, union protests, and horrific sartorial crimes. This is the sequel to A Christmas Prince, which was a far superior film (we covered it on episode 6). Everyone looks like shit in this movie, and we're not really sure why!

Merry Christmas from Reverse Sequels! Unfortunately you’ve been naughty this year so you are getting the movie version of a lump of coal. Travel to the mythical land of Aldovia by way of New York by way of Chicago where a terrible journalist whose only personality is in her shoes falls in love with a prince who she’s known for about two hours. So grab your hand-whittled acorn hiding royal decree and join us for A Christmas Prince!

Economic strife. Hacking. Violence. Snooping journalists. Clashing cultures. This Christmas romance has it all!

Aldovia, Sokovia i Genovia… Kto zgadnie, które nie pasuje? Nadszedł czas na kolejny odcinek! Dzisiaj omawiamy przede wszystkim „Świątecznego księcia”, ale pod lupę trafia również parę innych filmów stworzonych na czas gwiazdki. Rozkminiamy jak właściwie działa monarchia, czy książę Richard jest przystojny, oraz wpadamy na genialny pomysł „A Winter Prince”, czyli świątecznej opowieści o miłości Kapitana Ameryki i Bucky’ego. Jak zawsze, miłego słuchania i zapraszamy do komentowania! Polubcie nas na Facebooku! - https://bit.ly/39ymcdD ................................................................................................................................................. Muzyka: Cool Vibes - Film Noire by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100863 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ We Wish You a Merry Christmas by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ Plakat filmu: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Christmas_Prince#/media/File:A_Christmas_Prince.png

Join Natasha Simons and Mary Katharine Ham for an examination of this romantic romp through…a stimulus spending controversy? Let’s just say our second trip to Aldovia was not all the first one was and we object to the bachelorette party strenuously.

Y'all better buckle up because drunk Santa is driving this podcast sleigh this week. In this very special episode of Netflix, What Have You Done? Christmas Edition, we're airing our grievances about The Christmas Chronicles and A Christmas Prince 2: The Royal Wedding. But it's not just DTF Santa and Aldovian wedding planning over here at Hatewatch HQ. Somehow, this episode takes us from Chris Columbus The Entity to JC Chasez's discography, desperate pleas to Ron Moore, and even a very special Hugh Grant deep cut (Hugh, where were you in Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again!????). If you've enjoyed our Hatewatch Christmas journalism, enter us in the Sam Heughan Charity Crossfit Contest this holiday season: https://www.omaze.com/experiences/sam-heughan-date-night We're members of the Thought Bubble Audio Network. Find us at: www.thoughtbubbleaudio.com @thoughtbubblefm www.hatewatchwithus.com @hatewatchwithus

Welcome to Aldovia! Sam & Isaac take a deep dive into the magical world of Netflix's 'A Christmas Prince' franchise, answering the big questions like what is the true meaning of Christmas? Where do they think Aldovia is? And why is there so much economic policy in the second one? Merry Christmas! Spoilers ahead. *** Exceptional Thieves is a blog and podcast about dissecting, rewriting, and reanimating the corpse of movies and TV. @exceptionalpod / @s_brookfield exceptionalthieves.blogspot.com exceptionalthieves@gmail.com Music by Deep Space Destructors

HE'S BACK! Our Christmas King has returned and we're here to talk aalll about that royal wedding. We still aren't sure how the royal lineage works in Aldovia or what meat jelly is or why Emily isn't queen but here we are, one whole year later, ready to tackle these issues with you. Music: "Baby You Change Your Mind" by Nouvellas

Aspiring journalist Amber goes undercover as a tutor to get the inside scoop on the prince of Aldovia, but ends up learning more than she bargained for.

Welcome to our Hallmark Holiday podcast where a friend and I watch one of these ridiculous movies, get together and proceed to dismantle them trope by trope and stereotype upon stereotype...until there is nothing left. Oh, while we drink.If you haven’t heard of A Christmas Prince on Netflix, exactly what extremely heavy rock have you been living under??? Rose McIver (familiar-ish?) and Ben Lamb (nope) meet at his soon-to-be kingdom in fictional Aldovia, fall in love and into a snowy proposal in about a week’s time. Sure, Amber/Martha’s a copy editor for a gossip rag and Richard is a prince fast-tracked for coronation, but when a girl is sent to get a juicy story, she’s gets her damn story...and much more. Nothing will keep these two apart - not spoiled little sisters, gold digging exes, power hungry blood cousins, paternity secrets or even the common type of round-the-clock security that any decent castle should have. Break out your good champagne and your Chucks and hitch a ride with us to breathtaking Aldovia (still not a real place) to take in this love story heard ‘round the world! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Trash Talk, Danielle and Reagan review some of the most iconic movies of 2017. To keep in theme with the Christmas spirit, they discuss "A Christmas Prince" and "A Christmas Cruise," which stars Nick Viall from the Bachelor franchise. They also gush over the masterpiece that is "Call Me By Your Name" and provide deep-dive trivia about the cast. Twitter: @trashtalkpod Tumblr: trashtalkpod.tumblr.com Theme Music: Wednesday Night Flavor by Podington Bear

Megan and Hotep Anthony of the Just God Just podcast discuss the Netflix original movie, A Christmas Prince. Just how hott is this really boring prince, just how senile was the prince's father before he died, and just how thoughtless is the main character who falls in love with the prince? Find out in this episode!

Last week we told you a story about wanting to limit our Christmas content. This week we said fuck it. First we're coming in hot with another installment of Netflix, What Have You Done? We talk about A Christmas Prince, princess shit, whether or not certain cohosts do or do not want certain protagonists to bone, laws stuffed in acorns, our pitch for A Christmas Prince 2, and most importantly, we fancast the Aldovian Eurovision Team (Spoiler alert: It's Adam Driver in a horse head mask). Next up we're baking up some Chicken and Pinecones in the Hallmark Cinematic Universe with Christmas in Evergreen. There are magic snowglobes, Coke Santa and airport rants, somehow Kirstie blacks out and forgets half the plot, Kelsey manages to sneak in some Everwood feels, and then we round the whole thing out by complaining about how much we hate Ted from How I Met Your Mother. If you're looking for us, we'll just be in our Christmas Void until the next installment of #HatewatchHallmark. We are members of the Thought Bubble Audio Network. Find us at: www.thoughtbubbleaudio.com @thoughtbubblefm www.hatewatchwith @hatewatchwithus

Alexis Lambright and Megan Meadows review Netflix movie "The Christmas Prince" and discuss romantic comedy main stays, Converse sneakers and the Matt Lauer button.