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Send us a textSet sail with us as we join the cast of Hallmark's Christmas at Sea for a festive and fun-filled Q&A! Stars Erin Cahill, Taylor Cole, Benjamin Ayres, and Paul Campbell share behind-the-scenes stories from their time cruising with fans on this one-of-a-kind holiday experience.In this special crossover episode, we teamed up with fellow Hallmark podcasters (Dear Hallmark, Hallmarkies, Girls Gone Hallmark, Everything About Hallmark, and Suspenders Unbuttoned) to ask the questions Hallmark fans really want answered. From shipboard surprises to holiday hilarity, this episode brings all the cheer.Whether you're a Hallmark Christmas movie fanatic or just curious about the cruise that has the Hallmark fandom buzzing, this is one conversation you won't want to miss.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Send us a textIn this episode of Hallmark Mysteries and More, Andrea and Eric dig into Private Eyes Season 1, Episode 6 — and things get personal. When a speed dating con artist targets unsuspecting singles, Shade and Angie go undercover… and make a side bet on who can land more dates.Eric can't get over Shade's hopelessly dry spell (his phone never rings), while Andrea breaks down Angie's power move energy and Natalie Brown's pitch-perfect guest role. There's flirtation, deception, and even a surprise appearance from Hallmark fave Kevin McGarry.Plus:– Why this episode works without a murder– The con woman twist we actually didn't see coming– Background binge or must-watch mystery?– Our favorite lines, moments, and a few personal dating anecdotes (yep, again)Whether you're a longtime Private Eyes fan or just love a cozy caper with chemistry, join us for a sleuthy, sassy breakdown of one of the most rewatchable episodes yet.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Send us a textSet sail with us as we join the cast of Hallmark's Christmas at Sea for a festive and fun-filled Q&A! Stars Erin Cahill, Taylor Cole, Benjamin Ayres, and Paul Campbell share behind-the-scenes stories from their time cruising with fans on this one-of-a-kind holiday experience.In this special crossover episode, we teamed up with fellow Hallmark podcasters (Dear Hallmark, Hallmarkies, Girls Gone Hallmark, Everything About Hallmark, and Suspenders Unbuttoned) to ask the questions Hallmark fans really want answered. From shipboard surprises to holiday hilarity, this episode brings all the cheer.Whether you're a Hallmark Christmas movie fanatic or just curious about the cruise that has the Hallmark fandom buzzing, this is one conversation you won't want to miss.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHThe movie kicks off at the ending of a play. The crowd cheers. And the players bow, including Hannah's mom, Delores. The next day, Delores comes face to face with her rival, Victoria. Hannah goes to talk to her sister and tells her that she's going on her first date with Chad TONIGHT! While out to eat, they see this guy just being really rude and yelling. The next day, she goes to deliver the pies that Victoria ordered and finds her MURDERED! She notices that something is burning and she runs to turn off the stove. Obviously, Delores did it. And Hannah needs to clear her mom's name. She comes up with an thought - what if the killer didn't turn on the burner. What if Victoria knew she was in trouble and she turned it on so that the smoke detector goes off to scare the killer. So she goes to tell Chad and he's like I need you to know that your mom is a suspect. It's clear that they weren't on good terms and everyone knew it. Delores is working on her own investigation to clear her name which includes getting in disguise to sneak around back stage at the play house but is caught by Hannah when she shows up to tour it to potentially booking it. She goes to check back out Victoria's house and finds out that the yelling guy from the restaurant lives next door! Plus, there's this cousin of one of Hanna's employees that just came into town and she's real sus. And then there's also Victoria nephew who is like a sculptor or something.After another one of Hannah & Chad's nights out, they get back to her place and sees that her door is slightly open. So Chad goes in and begins to fight a guy! They don't know who this guy is. They also go to check out Victoria's dance teacher which is really just an opportunity for Chad and Hannah to tango together. Hannah remembers that one of nephews sculptures was suddenly missing after she left the house that day, so they go to arrest him. But he's like I didn't do it but I knew you would make a big deal about this so I hired that guy to scare you. But it's too little too late. But Hannah isn't quite sold on him being the killer cuz he didn't know about the pan on the stove. But what can you do. They got their man. Hannah goes to cater Lisa's family reunion at the play house. That's where the real killer comes out - it's the woman who runs they play house! She had a thing with the dance instructor and then got jealous when he took a liking to Victoria. She has a gun, Hannah grabs a prop knife, they have a standoff. Chad arrives with the police to arrest the killer. Hannah faints and is swept off her feet by Chad. Those two lovebirds are going to lovebird some more. 

Send us a textIs Pie to Die For the best Hannah Swensen mystery we've seen in years? We dig into the flour-dusted details and cozy chaos in this brand new Hallmark Movies & Mysteries release starring Alison Sweeney and Victor Webster.Andrea and Eric are back at The Cookie Jar talking kitchen fight scenes, swoon-worthy kisses, surprising sleuths, and whether Hannah fainting was totally out of character. Plus, we give props to Dolores' janitor disguise, shout out the costume designer, and wonder aloud if Hallmark is finally leaning into the chemistry we've all been waiting for.From fake knives to tango lessons, we cover it all—along with some bonus Hallmark trivia, a few theater-themed mystery recommendations, and a quick debate about winter jackets in Minnesota.Perfect for fans of Hallmark Mystery movies, Murder, She Baked, or anyone who loves their sleuthing with a side of sass and sugar.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Three intrepid Writers Guild of America East member Captains – Sarah Montana, Devin Delliquanti and Suzanne Weber – kick off the summer season of the WGAE's OnWriting podcast with a roundtable discussion of our Film and Television Captains Network: what is a Captain, how Captains further the Guild's ability to provide effective union representation for each and every member, the all-important WGA Captain hat and more.   The WGAE Captains Network is a group of dedicated and engaged WGAE members in the Guild's Film/TV/Streaming sector who connect other members in their workplace and networks to the union. They work to build community for members and to facilitate communication between their teams and union leadership and staff. Sarah Montana is a screenwriter who primarily writes romcoms, often involving a Santa or Christmas theme, for networks like Hallmark Channel, and is also a member of the WGAE Council. Devin Delliquanti is a writer who currently works at The Daily Show, and has written recently on the Grammy Awards and multiple Jordan Klepper specials. Suzanne Weber is a television writer and developer who was previously on the writing staff for Disney's Andi Mack and for the ill-fated Lizzie McGuire reboot, and is also a member of the WGAE Council. --- Before it was a podcast, OnWriting was a print publication. Check out OnWriting: The Print Archives. Read shownotes, transcripts, and other member interviews: www.onwriting.org/ Follow the Guild on social media: Twitter: @OnWritingWGAE | @WGAEast Facebook: /WGAEast Instagram: @WGAEast

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHLiara is about to get married to Kyle. A simple eloping at city hall so they can put all their money towards her dream house & their honeymoon to Italy. Kyle comes in to say I'm not going to Italy with you....I'm going to Thailand! He just needs a month or two. Also, he quit his job. I don't think it's gonna work out. They're donezo so she goes to talk to her mom. Her mom tells her that she should still go to Italy. It's her dream trip. So she goes and the trip starts a little rocky with the honeymoon suite still being decked out for a honeymoon. But that's nothing some sightseeing can't fix. She's talking to her mom constantly, throwing coins in a well which promises that she'll end up getting married in Italy. And it doesn't take long. She ends up meeting Leo. She tries his pastry, they talk about her marrying his grandma, and encourages her to go visit her bakery in Capena which happens to be where her parents met. So instead of getting on her flight home, she hops on a bus to Capena. As she's walking down the street, she sees an picture of a villa for sale for 1 euro - it's a villa that her parents took a picture in front of when they visited. So she buys it, not with any real plans to move there but more like a symbolic gesture. While walking there, Leo drives past her and offers to give her a drive. He gives her some bad news - there is fine print. She has to start renovating the house quickly and be done within a year but you also have to leave the country in 90 days and be gone for at least 90 days or else you're going to get fined big time. Luckily for her, Leo is a handyman. He says he's too busy but we all know he'll be back. He keeps getting incredibly stressed out whenever his dad calls but we're not sure what that's about. They get to work and begin to hang out outside of the renovations, as well. She even joins him to watch some football which is big fun, especially when they hug and he spins her. The sparks are flying. And the house is actually starting to turn around a bit. But one day, a step on her ladder breaks and she falls. She's real sad. He shows up and picks her up, kicks open the gate, puts her in his truck, helps her calm down. And he takes her to his place to take a nice warm shower. He gets her a dress and they go out to dinner together and he opens up about how he graduated from Harvard and his dad was so proud of him but he was miserable, so he came to Italy and never left. He takes her back to her place and her electricity is on and she just starts talking about how she loves it here and loves her villa and loves him! whoa whoa whoa. A couple days later, they're enjoying some time together and they end up kissinggggg. Things are really looking up for the two love birds until Kyle shows up one day. She tells him to GET LOST! But her time is up. She has to leave the country tomorrow. And this hotel chain guy comes by to make her an offer on the house with plans of turning it into an AirBnB. Leo asks her what she wants to do and she says she thinks Chicago is her home but she'll come back to visit. That's not good enough for him and he leaves. She gets the offer and decides that she doesn't want to take it. And the good news is she finds out that she doesn't have to leave. She tells Leo that she wants to finish renovating it and they can rent it as an AirBnb themselves. Her mom finally comes to check out the place and is blown away. And Leo and Liara celebrate with kiss. 

Send us a textAndrea and Eric are back to break down Mystery 101: Dead Talk, where tech paranoia meets murder in one of the most layered entries of the series. This episode dives deep into the AI-powered premise, the clever red herrings (or lack thereof), and that unexpected killer reveal. The duo debates the real-life creep factor of Travis's surprise visit, the romantic slow burn between Amy and Travis, and pays tribute to the Hallmark mystery regulars who pop up again and again.Plus: Golden Girls murder fiction, Murder She Wrote trivia, and a few spicy opinions that may ruffle Sleuther feathers. Whether you've seen this one ten times or it's your first watch, this episode has all the juicy details.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHErica is busy working on her first novel with her name on it and it's harder than she thought it would be now that its her name on the cover. Nico and her have been dating for 5 months and he proposes! She says yes! And Anna surprises Erica by being there for it! But she can't stay long because she's off to Spain to eat some food and review it for her blog which has really taken off. She finds out about this spice, Saffron. She tries to find out what it is but it's a secret. She meets a man named Javier whose family runs the saffron farm and he refuses her request for an interview. His family isn't in it for the fame and the hype, and their methods are a well-kept secret. Despite that, he and Anna hit it off when they end up sitting together at a restaurant. After dinner, she's like I could talk to you all night and he's like well why don't we? They get ice cream, he holds her hand, and he says he wishes he could grant access for an interview but his family is kinda mad at him right now but won't say why. She's like I don't want to talk about that right now. Instead, they jus KISS! IT's like before the first commercial break. I don't really know what to do with that info. The next day, she gets a call from her agent and she tells her that there's this big magazine that is potentially interested in hiring her for their international food reviews. All she has to do is write about something that no one has ever written about before and submit it. No big deal. She decides she's gonna go to Portugal to find something but her car battery dies. Anna's car breaks down right outside Javier's village the next day, and he offers her a bed to sleep in until the car can be charged. Typically, you wouldn't think that to be a big deal, but when her family discovers that there is a random women in the family guest room. Things go nuts! Javier explains that the day he met Anna, he was supposed to be meeting with a matchmaker who was going to set him up with a wife because he's not allowed to inherit his family farm until he's married. Standard.Javier only has until the next harvest to get married, or else he loses his claim to the farm. There's a lot of rules here. So, naturally they assume that she is his fiancée. So they make an agreement -  she'll stay and live there through the harvest pretending to be his fiancée, if he'll let her write an article about his family farm for her website.Erica ends up showing up still thinking Anna's broken-down car needs help, and she's pulled into the ruse too.Anna starts to really enjoy living with Javier's family though – she has no family of her own back home – and starts to wish it was all real. And Erica starts to be inspired as well by Javier's family and is using them as inspiration for her book. Ultimately, everything comes out and it's a whole thing and Erica and Anna end up getting in a fight. They end up making up and we see Erica get married. And Anna and Javier make ip and the family gives her the ok to publish the story and they decide to give the relationship a real start and they kiss. 

Send us a textIn this episode of Hallmark Mysteries and More, we're diving into Episode 5 of Private Eyes, and things are heating up—both on the case and in Angie's personal life. Andrea and Eric break down all the juicy details of “The Six”, from teen nightclubs and tech-savvy teens to the not-so-subtle sparks flying between Angie and Detective Derek Nolan.Andrea drops a hilarious throwback to her “Dr. Draina” mixtape era (yes, it happened), and Eric tries to keep the mystery on track while fanning the flames of a potential love triangle. Is Derek a better match than Shade? Is Angie's walk of shame really a “stride of pride”? And does this episode deliver the strongest mystery yet?If you love smart banter, sizzling chemistry, and breaking down cozy mysteries one clue at a time—this episode's for you.

Send us a textIn this episode of Hallmark Mysteries and More, we dive into the third movie in the Mystery 101 series — Words Can Kill. Andrea and Eric are back with wildly different opinions as they break down the tangled web of three murders, a chaotic campus setting, and a whole lot of suspectsAndrea's not sold on the college backdrop or Jill Wagner's performance, while Eric defends the plot twists and revels in the Agatha Christie shoutouts. They explore character dynamics, romantic tension (or lack thereof), and some hilarious continuity errors — including a magical orange shirt that appears out of nowherePlus, don't miss the Clue game piece Easter eggs in Amy's office and a lively “Hallmark & Chill” segment with murder-themed recommendations!If you're a fan of sleuthing, sass, and strong opinions, this is one mystery review you won't want to miss.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHWe see Erica walking around the streets of Barcelona, speaking Spanish no problem. Cut to Anna who is the author of a book that is absolutely flopping. It's a book about falling in love in Barcelona. For some reason, though, the book is flopping everywhere except for Barcelona. Erica walks into her favorite book store and is talking to the owner, Nico. He tells her about this book that is selling like crazy and calls it the best book he's ever read. He tells her that he's trying to get the author to come to do a reading at the store. He calls her his literary crush. The problem here is that Erica actually translated the book and actually made some changes to the book without the author's permission and made the book better which is why it's selling so well in Barcelona. But per her contract with the publisher, she can't disclose to anyone that she translated the book, much less made any changes to it. But it doesn't take too long for Anna to figure out what Erica did once Nico starts talking about all of his favorite parts of the book and Anna has no idea what he's talking about. Nico asks Anna if she would be willing to write a short story and she agrees and then tries to convince Erica to help her with it so that she can impress Nico more because she's liking him. So Erica is in a tough spot here because she's liked Nico for a long time. So Anna begins to explore Barcelona, especially the food, to become inspired for her book. And obviously hanging out with Nico a ton. The problem is Anna just can't write anything - she just wants to write food reviews. They work together to write this short story and Erica sees that Anna is working on a food review website. They get into an argument about Nico and all is lost. But Anna shows up and does a reading of her book and she realize how beautiful the words Erica wrote are, so she finally tells that Erica really wrote the book. Nico realizes that she's the one he loves and they kiss. 

Send us a textGet ready to sleuth through secrets, lies, and… reality TV scandal? In this week's episode of Hallmark Mysteries and More, Andrea and Eric break down episode 4 of Private Eyes Season 1: “The Devil's Playground.” It's a fun, fast-paced mystery set against the surprising backdrop of the Toronto Islands (yes, they're real!).We dive into why this might be the best Private Eyes episode so far—complete with character-driven storytelling, smart red herrings, emotional depth, and a delightfully unexpected twist involving two very familiar HGTV-style “hosts.”Along the way, we explore Angie and Shade's evolving chemistry, the emotional father-daughter arc, and how this series continues to blend comedy, romance, and intrigue with Hallmark-level charm.

Send us a textAndrea and Eric are back—armed with hot takes, cool sarcasm, and more head-scratching than heartwarming—as they dive into Hallmark's “May for Moms” movie lineup. Spoiler alert: it's not exactly a love letter to motherhood… or good storytelling.From balloon-based romances to castles with utility bills the size of small countries, they rate and roast all five flicks. Along the way, they dish on everything from Diagnosis: Murder finally hitting Hallmark+ to the ageism-fueled drama surrounding Love in the Clouds. Plus: how Poker Face got it right, why Kissing Stars fell flat, and what happens when Catherine Disher shows up (hint: everything gets better).It's snark, sincerity, and some solid film critique—all wrapped in one delightfully unfiltered episode. Tune in as they rank the best (and worst) of May, debate onscreen chemistry, and agree on… absolutely nothing.

Do you often feel like your image is the only thing standing between you and the next level of success? In today's episode, I sit down with my dear friend Tanya Memme—TV host, executive producer, and transformational coach—to talk about how your presence, confidence, and authentic style can become powerful tools for building influence. Tanya shares her journey from pageants to prime-time TV and the lessons she's learned about showing up powerfully, both on camera and in life. She talks about her “Mastering the Spotlight” course, which helps students overcome imposter syndrome, and why it's never too late to reinvent your image. If you've ever struggled with putting yourself out there or wondered how to make your presence magnetic, this episode is your permission slip to be bold and authentic. Hit play and let Tanya's story inspire you to stop hiding and start owning your spotlight. “For me, it's not necessarily about how to speak clearly. It's about how you present yourself and come across as charismatic on camera.” ~ Tanya MemmeIn this Episode:- Tanya Memme's journey from TV host to transformational coach- Building camera confidence & Mastering the Spotlight course- Why even Gen Z is camera-shy - The power of authentic visual branding- Camera makeup and wardrobe tricks- Tanya's mango allergy and public appearance disaster- Three on-camera prep tips for outfits and makeup- Extra tips to look polished on stage- Tanya's secret to charisma on camera- How motherhood shifted Tanya's priorities- Surviving personal loss and a wildfire- How to connect with TanyaAbout Tanya Memme:Tanya Memme is an Emmy-nominated TV host, actress, and former Miss World Canada, best known for hosting A&E's Sell This House and contributing to Hallmark Channel's Home & Family. With over 25 years in the entertainment industry, she has also appeared on shows like CSI: Miami, JAG, and Melrose Place. Beyond television, Tanya is a transformational coach and speaker, helping entrepreneurs and creatives build confidence and authentic presence on camera. She is the founder of “Mastering the Spotlight,” a program designed to empower individuals to overcome self-doubt and enhance their on-camera charisma. Website: https://tanyamemme.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanyamemme/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TanyaMemmeOfficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanyamemmeofficial/ Connect with me here:

Send us a textIn this can't-miss episode, Eric Rutin sits down with the queen of quirky cozies herself—Tonya Kappes! Best known for her Camper & Criminals Cozy Mystery series (soon to hit the screen on Hallmark Mystery Channel), Tonya shares what it's like writing over 40 books in a single series, how her RV lifestyle inspires her fictional campground capers, and why Dottie—with her sponge curlers and sass—may just deserve her own spin-off.From bourbon martinis and body barrels to how laundry rooms became gossip hubs in her fictional world, this episode dives deep into Tonya's creative process, writing rituals, and the real-life Kentucky charm that infuses her work. She also talks about the Hallmark TV adaptation, her dream casting for Mae West, and whether she'll insist on a cameo (spoiler: yes, she will!).Whether you're a cozy mystery reader, Hallmark fan, or aspiring author, this episode is packed with inspiration, laughter, and plenty of “Dottie-isms.”

Jill and Jessica talk about public school vs. homeschooling, the transition out of public schooling, and whether or not to encourage your kids to go to college. About Jill Jill Simonian is Director of Outreach for PragerU Resources for Educators & Parents (PREP) and PragerU Kids. PragerU Kids offers families and educators free children's edutainment with shows, videos, resources, and books that honor and celebrate American values and history for Kindergarten through 12th grades. Jill is frequently seen and heard discussing education across media outlets, including Newsmax, Fox News, OAN, and more.  Jill is a former television host & media contributor, founder of TheFABMom blog, and published author. Previously, Jill was known for straight-talking parenting segments on Los Angeles' KCBS, KCAL, KTLA, KTTV as well as HLN/CNN, TODAY Show, Hallmark Channel, and more between 2011-2020. Prior to 2011, Jill was a full-time entertainment reporter and television host for a variety of cable news networks. Jill is a graduate of UCLA and resides in California with her husband and two children.  About Jessica Jessica is a wife, homeschool mom of three, author, and blogger. She lives in sunny North Carolina on a big family farm with chickens, goats, cousins, and lots of mud. Resources  PragerU Kids PragerU resources Connect Jill Simonian | PragerU | Instagram | X | YouTube Jessica Smartt | Instagram | Facebook | Website Homeschooling.mom | Instagram | Website Subscribe to our YouTube channel | YouTube Have you joined us at one of the Great Homeschool Conventions?  We hope to see you there! For more encouragement on your homeschooling journey, visit the Homeschooling.mom site, and tune in to our sister podcast The Charlotte Mason Show. View full show notes on the blog.

Send us a textIn this episode, Andrea and Eric take the reins as they gallop through Season 1, Episode 3 of Private Eyes, titled The Money Shot. While the case revolves around a mysterious racehorse and shady dealings at the track, the hosts are more intrigued by the emotional undercurrents galloping just beneath the surface.Andrea admits she's not wild about horse-racing plots but praises the emotional arc involving Angie's estranged mother—and the devastating moment when Angie gets stood up. Eric highlights how the show skillfully weaves character development into the mystery, especially Matt's struggle with his PI exam and parenting. The pair also break down standout scenes, including the dramatic runaway horse and Jason Priestley's (possibly real?) bareback riding stunt.Expect plenty of sharp observations, heartfelt moments, and just the right dose of humor. From Virgin River villains to private eye exams with a 53% passing score (yikes!), this review will have you laughing, nodding, and ready to binge more.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Send us a textThe curtain is up, the body count is rising, and Amy and Travis are back in action! In this episode, Andrea and Eric review the second installment in Hallmark's fan-favorite series Mystery 101 — Playing Dead. Set against the backdrop of a local theater production, this whodunnit brings drama on and off the stage.Andrea dives into the evolving relationship between Amy and Travis, while Eric weighs in on the pacing and whether the mystery gave him enough clues to work with. From shady stagehands to diva drama, they unpack it all—plus a few thoughts on how this sequel holds up compared to the pilot.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHTerry Russell is an author, but it's hard to get any writing done over her daughter's loud music.We meet Matthew, who owns a restaurant and is just kinda grumpy—especially after a critic gives him a really bad review.Terry's publisher and best friend, Leslie, sets her up on a blind date with her brother… Matthew.Terry shows up for the date and is excited—until she sees Matthew walk up and talk to the wrong woman. The date ends up lasting all of two minutes before she bails.Terry has writer's block, and Matthew is in a funk after that review. Both could use a little getaway.Leslie tells Terry that she and her daughter should go stay at their family's summer villa. But when Terry arrives, she's shocked to find Matthew swimming in the backyard.He's like, “I'm not leaving. I need time to get out of this funk.”She's like, “Well, I'm not leaving either.”They call Leslie, and she tells them the house is big enough—why not just share it? They (reluctantly) agree.He's immediately annoyed by how they're handling the kitchen, and she's immediately annoyed that she still has writer's block.Her 15-year-old daughter, Abby, is there and keeps trying to cook for Matthew because she's into it.Terry goes into town and meets local chef Jean Luc, and she's pretty taken by him—and his accent. Jean Luc also wants Matthew to join a local cook-off.Matthew spends a lot of time in the kitchen trying to get re-inspired, but it's not going well—even though Terry tries one of his dishes and tells him it's delicious.One night, she can't sleep and finds Matthew in the kitchen. Instead of telling her to scram, he invites her to share some homemade hot chocolate. They start to bond.Jean Luc shows up unannounced and asks Terry out. Matthew is not impressed—by Jean Luc or the fish he brought over. And by “not impressed,” we mean very jealous.Terry takes Matthew to the street market for inspiration, where they run into Jean Luc's butcher, Nadia. She invites Terry over for dinner.Abby picks up on the fact that her mom is kinda into Matthew and is like, “You should go for it.”But when Terry sees Matthew and Nadia talking late at night, she gets suspicious, spies on them, and ends up falling into the pool.Nadia thinks it's weird that he's sharing a house with another woman and leaves.The next day, Terry goes on a picnic with Jean Luc. Naturally, Matthew picks a fight with her when she gets back.Abby is not leaving this to chance, so she starts working on ways to get Terry and Matthew in the same room.He begins to inspire her writing. One day, during a walk, he feeds her a berry and she immediately runs off to write.He asks her out to dinner. The sparks are flyingggg.But when they realize the restaurant is short-staffed, he jumps back into the kitchen—and sees Terry helping out with the waitstaff.That's when he realizes: oh snap... she's the one.They get back to the villa and are about to kiss—finally—but Abby comes downstairs in tears. Her friends are being mean to her on social media.Later, Terry starts inspiring his cooking. They almost kiss again... but there's a knock at the door.It's Dianne, Matthew's business manager. She tells him she invited that same food critic to the cook-off. He's not thrilled.Matthew asks Abby to be his sous chef for the competition. He's overwhelmed—until he looks out at Terry.Sometimes, that's all you need.They win!!!The critic comes up to Matthew afterward and tells him, “You've got your mojo back!”The next day, Terry is about to give Matthew her new manuscript—but they're interrupted by big news: TV producers want to give Matthew his own show. He'd travel the world making food for women. Chef Cupid, baby.Terry is very sad. She figures it just wasn't meant to be. She tells Matthew she had a great summer, but she's going back to New York. He's confused.Later, he finds her manuscript, reads it, and realizes—she doesn't want him to be Chef Cupid.He races off to find her.He tells her, “The manuscript is our story. I want to find out what happens next.”They kiss big ones.

Send us a textThis week, Andrea and Eric return to Toronto for a full review of Private Eyes Season 1, Episode 2 – “Mise En Place” – where murder is on the menu and the restaurant world gets a spicy spotlight.The duo breaks down the episode's culinary crime, character growth, and just the right amount of banter between Matt Shade and Angie Everett. From the sharp dialogue to standout punches (literally), this episode serves up strong character development—even if the mystery feels a bit by-the-book.

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Send us a textIt's the episode everyone has been waiting for—Eric and Andrea finally take on the pilot of Hallmark's most beloved mystery series, Mystery 101. Fans are fiercely loyal, emotions run high, and expectations are sky-high… so does the very first installment still earn its reputation as the gold standard of Hallmark whodunnits?In this fun and brutally honest review, the hosts dissect everything from the debut of Travis and Amy's slow-burn chemistry to the pacing, acting, and that infamous dark-toned cinematography. One of them gives it a two… the other defends it with a solid three-and-a-half. Sparks fly. Opinions clash. And yes, you might want to send some fan mail (or hate mail).

This time in The Cafe, we revisit the first of the three "Love on the Danube" movies originally shown on Hallmark Plus but now recently making their debut on The Hallmark Channel. The first movie stars Nazneen Contractor and Wes Brown in, "Love Song." We then switch gears and countries for yet another mystery series debuting on Hallmark Plus, this time set in England. "The Coroner" pairs a cop and a coroner who solve mysteries in the classic British style but with a modern twist. Your travel is booked and your table is ready on this edition of The Hallmark Cafe!

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Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHCassandra comes back from a hike and turns on the news, catching an interview with Dr. Susie, who helps her realize that she always picks the wrong men to date. She heads to work at the advertising agency. Her assistant Dana is getting married, but Cassandra's boyfriend, Peter, refuses to go to the wedding with her because he thinks weddings are boring.At the wedding, Cassandra is seated at a table full of children—except for one other adult, a man named Robert. They really hit it off, but she leaves before they can exchange any contact information.Later, she's hanging out with her mom and sister, who help her see that Peter isn't right for her. It becomes painfully obvious when, on a date to the batting cages, she just watches him hit balls the entire time—until she finally leaves.One day, while walking down the street, she sees Dr. Susie doing a book signing. Her sister insists they go in, and Cassandra is once again taken with Dr. Susie's advice.The next day, while walking her dog, Cassandra bumps into Robert—who is also walking his dog. Sparks fly, and he asks her out on a date!They go play putt-putt and then transition to pool. They have the best time, and she kisses him on the cheek.The problem? There are too many sparks—something Dr. Susie warns against. According to her, Cassandra should choose someone boring and dependable.Luckily, she soon meets a boring guy named George and decides to give it a shot.So, she starts spending time with both men. With Robert, it's all fun and excitement—he even brings her and her mom to an REO Speedwagon concert. With George, it's formal dinners and predictability.While discussing her dilemma with her mom and sister, opinions are split: Mom is Team Robert, but her sister believes Robert contradicts everything Dr. Susie preaches.Eventually, Cassandra makes her choice and brings George to meet the family. It's serious.But then she bumps into Robert at the mechanic. While waiting for their cars, they go bowling—and end up kissing. Cassandra panics and runs off.Trying to make things work with George, she kisses him too—but realizes there's no real spark and breaks up with him.She throws away Dr. Susie's book and rushes to find Robert at the town's Chinese New Year celebration. They kiss and enjoy the fireworks together.

Send us a textIn this episode, Andrea and Eric lace up their skates and hit the ice as they review the first episode of Private Eyes, the Canadian mystery drama now gaining traction with Hallmark fans. Starring Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson, the show kicks off with a compelling mix of hockey, heart, and a suspicious medical collapse that sparks the unexpected PI duo into action.With strong leads, intriguing backstories, and just enough mystery to keep things moving, Private Eyes proves to be a fun and fast-paced alternative to some of Hallmark's slower mysteries. Andrea and Eric dive into the chemistry between Matt and Angie, the series' Castle-like setup, and why this pilot left them curious for more.

What do a set of fancy hats, a moody horse, and a few ‘Bless Your Hearts' have in common?Jennifer dons her best Derby hat -- and Josh sticks with his normal ball cap -- to recap and review 2025's "Hats Off To Love," brand-new on Hallmark Channel!This one oozes Spring, and there's a lot to unpack! We'll take the deep dive and let you know the bottom line in our 'Gold or Coal' segment.Did we get this one right? Let us know in the comments or connect with us on social media! Find links on our website at www.DoYouWatchWhatIWatch.com!And, as always, may your days be merry and bright!

Send us a textWould YOU hire a pair of gardeners who seem to uncover a dead body at every job site? In this delightfully unhinged and wildly entertaining episode, Andrea and Eric dig into the British cozy classic Rosemary & Thyme, now streaming on Hallmark Movies Now and BritBox.From poisoned plants and slow-motion elevators to awkward romances and a scene-stealing dog, they break down all six Season 1 episodes—with strong opinions, hilarious sidebars, and a lot of love for the English countryside.Whether you're new to the series or a longtime fan, this review will have you laughing, guessing whodunnit, and maybe even googling how to grow Angelica.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHThe movie kicks off with a ton of hot air balloons and, despite what the title wants you to believe, there's not a cloud in sight.Jared shows up to pilot one of the balloons so these two lovebirds can get engaged.We then meet Brooklyn. She's a business reporter who apparently has too much personality. Her boss tells her she has one more chance to tone it down or she's fired. Her friend tells her about this hot air balloon fiesta in Albuquerque and suggests she cover it. Lucky for her, a colleague quits, and she gets to go.Her boss calls Jared and asks if he'd be willing to let her reporter do a story on him—and stay with him. He agrees, as long as they don't ask about his personal life. The boss then tells Brooklyn to absolutely dig into his personal life.Turns out Brooklyn is afraid of heights and asks her videographer to go up for her—until she meets Jared and is immediately like, “hubba hubba.”She spends the evening looking at his website. He spends the evening watching videos of her reporting.They wake up at 3 a.m. to get to the festival. It doesn't take long to find out Jared is pretty jaded when it comes to love, despite running romantic balloon rides. Could be because his fiancée left him for a rival balloonist. Brooklyn's boss wants that scoop on jaded Jared.The wind's too strong to actually fly, so Jared and Brooklyn spend the day together, and she's impressed by his passion for ballooning.Another windy day, another grounded balloon—so he shows her around town instead.Her boss keeps calling, demanding dirt on Jared's personal life, but Brooklyn's not giving anything up.That night, they end up holding hands as they watch the glowing hot air balloons. Sparks are flying.She spends the evening with Jared and his family, and he finally opens up about how his fiancée left him and kind of ruined love for him.Brooklyn tells her friend Elise that she can't do the story her boss wants. What she wants is to stop living in fear. Tomorrow... she's going up in a balloon!They take off, and she's so thrilled she kisses him—and he kisses her back! They land hard and tip over, but she's not even upset. He runs to pick up a necklace she liked earlier and gives it to her during the drone show. They almost kiss again.Her boss calls about the story. She tells him she's not doing it—but all he hears is her talking about the story, and he's mad.She tries to talk to Jared before she leaves, but he's not having it. So she posts the segment—the story she wanted to tell—and it goes viral. She quits her job, and promptly gets a call from a New Mexico channel. She's hired. So that's nice.Jared watches the story and realizes he done goofed. He rushes to the airport, apologizes for being a dummy, and she tells him she's staying. They kiss—big time.The movie ends with them going back up in a balloon. He proposes. She says yes. They kiss some more.

Deborah Graham, May 9th, 2025 Topic: Deborah Graham Six Psychic Secrets to Manifest Wealth and Success Bio: For more than thirty years, Deborah Graham has been predicting people's innermost thoughts and dreams, looking for answers. She is a professional spiritualist, advisor, and Psychic Matchmaker who connects with people on all levels. As the star of the TLC series The Psychic Matchmaker, Graham is known throughout the U.S. and in 150 countries in Asia, South America, and Europe. In 2023, she launched her podcast, “The Psychic Connection with Deborah Graham,” and for more than three years, was the only psychic on the SiriusXM network with a radio show by the same name (and the only psychic with a show on the entire network). She has appeared on the Hallmark Channel, Cosmo, Glamour, and over 100 radio shows nationwide. For more information, please visit www.psychicdeborahgraham.com

Send us a textThis week on Hallmark Mysteries and More, we're zooming in on the Signed, Sealed, Delivered franchise with an in-depth review of To the Moon and Back. Is it a heartwarming hit or a confusing miss? Eric and Andrea break it down, sharing their thoughts on the movie's gripping mystery, the emotional dynamics of the Postables, and Oliver's journey into fatherhood. We even dive into the letter mystery at the heart of the plot—does it deliver the usual SS&D magic, or does it leave us scratching our heads?Along the way, we discuss the highs (hello, Gregory Harrison!) and the lows (sorry, Rita, you got sidelined), and what the film does well in portraying complex family dynamics. Plus, we chat about some unexpected moments and how this installment stacks up to others in the franchise.But it's not all serious—there's also plenty of playful banter as we dissect Hallmark's mystery month antics, the lack of marketing, and what Hallmark could do to get their mystery game back on track. From a fun dive into Moonstone to a surprise cameo by Zach Santiago, it's a fun-packed episode that every Hallmark fan won't want to miss!Grab a cup of tea, sit back, and enjoy this Signed, Sealed, Delivered breakdown—only on Hallmark Mysteries and More!Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

Discover the magic of community-driven cat rescue in our latest Friends Like Us episode. Join host Marina Franklin, Becky Wisdom from Green Point Cats, and comedian Subhah Agarwal as they chat about cat colonies, TNR, and the urgency to help communities in the over populations of cats.  Becky Wisdom is the founder of Greenpoint Cats, a leading Brooklyn-based animal rescue organization focused on TNR (trap, neuter, return). Her journey into rescue began in 2018 when she moved to Greenpoint and found herself living on a block with a crew of unforgettable feline neighbors—an encounter that inspired her to take action. What started as an effort to help a few street cats quickly became a full-time calling. By 2020, Becky had left her career in marketing to devote herself entirely to rescue work. Her grassroots efforts sparked a growing community of animal advocates in Greenpoint and beyond, building a network of support and care for some of the city's most vulnerable animals. Her passion for rescue is deeply rooted in her upbringing, which included daily chores like caring for opossums and rehabilitating birds. With media coverage from New York Magazine, the Hallmark Channel, and several local TV news outlets, Becky continues to save lives—and inspire others to do the same. Subhah Agarwal has brought an honesty to her comedy that will leave you saying "I didn't need to know that." Subhah has written for Netflix's “Arsenio Hall” limited series, the "Plan B" movie on Hulu," and The Jim Jefferies Show"on Comedy Central, amongst others. You can also catch her jokes live at stand up comedy clubs across the country. If you don't want to leave your couch, you can see her late night debut on NBC's "A Little Late With Lilly Singh." She's also appeared on season three of HBO's "Westworld", "General Hospital," TruTv's sketch comedy "Friends of the People", and as herself on MTV2, Comedy Central, and Gotham Comedy Live. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf. Writer for HBO's 'Divorce' and the new Tracy Morgan show on Paramount Plus: 'Crutch'. 

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHThe movie kicks off with big horses, big hats, and big fun! Cut to hotel employee Stella—well, so we think. She's sneaking into a room for some mysterious reason. It looks like she's wheeling in room service, but she's shocked to discover someone is actually in the room. It's Christian, and he's confused because he didn't order anything. Turns out, it's not room service at all—Stella designed a hat that she's trying to get in front of Christian's mom, Rosalind, who is apparently a big deal.Christian helps Stella sneak out when his mom unexpectedly returns, but she accidentally leaves the hat behind. Rosalind sees it, loves it, and decides she wants to wear it. Christian tells her that the woman who designed it had just dropped it off, then heads down to the lobby to tell Stella the good news—and invites her back up to meet his mom.Rosalind is impressed and asks Stella to design a hat based on her outfit. Rosalind's stylist is not a fan of Stella and is thrilled when Rosalind dislikes Stella's first design. She even tells Stella to “bless her heart,” which Stella doesn't realize is the sickest Southern burn. So it's back to the drawing board—but this time, they're doing a whole new look, dress and all.Stella starts hanging out with Christian a lot. They strike a deal: he'll help her navigate Kentucky high society so she can design the perfect hats, and she'll use her farm experience to help train Christian's nervous horse for the Louisville Derby. (Spoiler: all the horse really needed was a song.)Then there's this other dude, Davidson, who's clearly into Stella—and Christian fricken hates this guy.Meanwhile, Rosalind's assistant, Hannah, is super jealous of how much Rosalind likes Stella. She starts acting out: trying to embarrass Stella at a party, telling Christian that Stella likes Davidson (so he starts giving her the cold shoulder), and even trying to convince Rosalind not to wear Stella's hat. But Odette steps in and convinces Rosalind to wear it—and she wins the hat-off!When Rosalind realizes Stella is missing, Hannah finally comes clean: she told Stella she wasn't allowed to sit in the box. Christian rushes off to find Stella, and they make up.Then it's time for the big race… and they win! Christian and Stella finally share a kiss!

Hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs rejected a plea deal offer on Thursday. The 55-year-old recording artist is facing federal charges that include sex trafficking and racketeering. He has pleaded not guilty. Jury selection is set to begin on Monday for his trial. The TSA says about 1 in every 5 flyers are showing up to airports without a Real ID, passport or other compliant ID, meaning they could have major travel troubles when the Real ID requirements take effect next week. CBS News senior transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave has more. R.E.M. is releasing a new "Radio Free Europe" remix to raise money for the real Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty ahead of World Press Freedom Day. First on CBS Mornings, CBS News' Anthony Mason speaks with former R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe about the remix & the importance of RFE. In the "Kindness 101," Steve Hartman and his children are sharing a lesson in equality. A young girl loved to play with Army toys, but noticed there were no female soldiers. Hartman reconnects with the girl years after she decided to take action. Actor Connie Britton played Tami Taylor on "Friday Night Lights." She's drawing on her real life parenting experience in her new show on the Hallmark Channel, "The Motherhood." In each episode, Britton and her team of experts, the "Neighborhood Ladies," help a single mother with everything from parenting strategies to wardrobe. Zarna Garg broke into comedy when she was 45 years old. Since then, the former stay-at-home mom's career has skyrocketed, from touring with Amy Poehler and Tina Fey to working with Mindy Kaling and Kevin Hart. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul has more on her journey. Ballerina Misty Copeland made history nearly a decade ago as the first Black female principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre. Her new book, "Letters to Misty: How to Move Through Life with Confidence and Grace" offers advice on issues like body image and friendship, based on letters she's received from fans throughout her career. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textIn this special solo episode, Eric takes the reins—and the keys to the Hallmark Media kingdom—with five bold (and slightly fanatical) ideas that could revolutionize the network we all love. From network consolidation and smarter streaming to elevated mysteries and influencer-powered marketing, this episode is a passionate, funny, and surprisingly strategic vision for Hallmark's future.Whether you're a diehard Sleuther, a Countdown to Christmas devotee, or someone frustrated with glitchy apps and half-promoted premieres, this episode is your cozy call to arms. Plus, stick around for the bonus holiday mystery pitch you'll definitely want Hallmark to greenlight.

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Send us a textThis week, Andrea and Eric complete their journey through the Emma Fielding Mysteries series with More Bitter Than Death—and it's a wild ride! From secret societies under Keyser College to surprisingly entertaining (and unintentionally hilarious) fight scenes, they break down everything that worked—and everything that had them scratching their heads.They talk about Courtney Thorne-Smith's much-improved performance, the evolving romance between Emma and Jim, and why this movie might just feature one of Hallmark's cutest kisses. Plus, they discuss plot holes involving underground tunnels, a questionable “retirement,” and one actor's baffling accent adventure.

Send us a textIn this episode, Andrea and Eric tackle Hallmark's Spring Into Love lineup—and let's just say, it's a bumpy ride through romance, red flags, and questionable plots. From Jenna's First Love to Kiki's Fourth Ingredient, they break down all four interconnected movies (plus Journey to You) with their signature humor and honest takes.Expect passionate debates over unrealistic love declarations, a few favorite performances (yes, Steve Lund gets a shoutout), and plenty of eye-rolls at the rushed “I love yous.” Did any of these stories actually win their hearts? Or was this spring season more meh than magical?

In this special bonus episode of the podcast I'm proud to share part one of a conversation that my friend David Trahan from the 'New Orleans Musicians Dot Com' Podcast had with Mandeville, Louisiana born singer/songwriter - Karen Waldrup. Karen was a top 5 finalist on Season 25 of NBC's 'The Voice', has been featured in forms of media like 'Rolling Stone Magazine, Netflix and the Hallmark Channel. Her debut album 'Justified' even debuted at #4 on the Billboard charts.In this part of the interview David talks with Karen about culturally diversity, how Louisiana inspires her as an artist, discusses the parallels between contrasting music styles and even shares some of her childhood experiences that moved her closer toa path toward, a beautiful life in music.As usual, please remember to rate, review, like, share and/or follow as we continue to create content for you all, thank you. For more information on all things Karen Waldrup please visit www.karenwaldrup.comFor more information on David Trahan or the New Orleans Musicians dot com Podcast, please visit - www.neworleansmusicians.comFor more on Travis Marc or the Musicians Mentor, please visit - www.musicians-mentor.comFor our partnership with our friends over at Soundbrenner, please visit - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.soundbrenner.com/pages/affiliate-travis-marc⁠

Send us a textThis week, Andrea and Eric return to Hartley Castle for their review of Emma Fielding Mysteries: Past Malice, and this time—it's personal (and possibly cursed). From improved character chemistry to surprise villain reveals, they break down why this second film in the Emma Fielding series is a big step up from the first.They discuss Courtney Thorne-Smith's stronger performance, the castle setting that won Andrea's heart, and the unexpected killer reveal that had them both rethinking what they thought they knew about Kimberly Sustad. Plus, they chat about FBI divisions that may or may not exist, awkward crawl spaces, and the joy of a good old-fashioned Hallmark-style chase scene.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHNurse Monica Miller has been working hard, hoping a promotion is just around the corner. But it doesn't come. Feeling disheartened, she visits her mom, who gives her some simple but powerful advice: go walk the Camino. So, she does.Monica heads to Spain and meets Luis, who helps her with her shoes—and if that's not love, I don't know what is. Along the journey, they stay in homes of kind locals who welcome pilgrims. Luis is traveling with his son, Mateo, and his parents, which stirs up some tension—especially since all he really wants to do is talk to Monica. He even rides back on horseback to retrieve her devotional book. What a guy.One night, they're sitting by the fire and almost kiss, but they stop when the power goes out and they're left in the glow of the flames—because of course that would be too romantic to actually follow through.Now, something you should know about Luis: he avoids spending time with his son, Mateo, as much as possible. Mateo doesn't seem to care—until one night when Luis misses family dinner because he lost track of time hanging out with Monica. That's when things shift.Monica starts to feel like she's getting in the way of Luis and Mateo's Camino experience, so she quietly slips away.Later, Mateo turns to his dad and asks, “Do you love her?” And Luis is like, “Yeah.” So off they go to find her.They arrive at what many consider the end of the Camino—but she's not there. She kept walking. Monica makes it to the true end of the path and kneels to pray. Just then, Luis shows up, interrupts her prayer, and is like, “Hey, boo boo.”They decide they want to walk through life together—and they kiss.

Send us a textShe's been a red herring, an accomplice, a therapist, and even a murderess—but no matter the role, April Telek brings heart, humor, and unforgettable energy. In this episode, Andrea and Eric sit down with the beloved Hallmark star for a wide-ranging, wildly entertaining conversation that covers everything from Garage Sale Mysteries and Cut, Color, Murder to her early days in Deadlock: Escape from Zone 14 (yes, really).April shares her journey through 150+ screen credits with refreshing honesty, deep gratitude, and a whole lot of laughter. She talks about being a champion for kindness on set, reveals what it's like working with icons like Henry Winkler and John Ritter, and dishes on Hallmark BFFs, fedora fights with wardrobe, and why being a red herring might be her favorite gig yet.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHKiki is out here delivering baked goods despite the fact that she's catering her sister's wedding. On her way out, she bumps into this random guy who ends up buying some of her baked goods—and she's impressed.Jenna is planning her wedding and looking for a dress.All the boys are hanging out when that random guy shows up. Apparently, he knows Andrew. His name is Clay—and he's a chef!Kiki gets some bad news: she can't get her hands on any salmon!Jenna gets more play in this movie, including finding an old picture of her birth father.Kiki starts to feel a little overwhelmed by all the catering. So when she finds out that Clay is a chef with his own restaurant, she calls on him for help. What she ends up getting is basically a full episode of The Bear, but with no stress, no swears, and no fun.Angie tracks down Jenna's birth father, but he says it's best if he doesn't enter her life right now.So Kiki and Clay start hanging out more—and the sparks are flying.But at the rehearsal dinner, Kiki gets mad at Clay and storms out. Then Jenna's dad shows up—and she storms out too.The next day, Jenna decides she does want to see her dad. They make up, and she asks if he'll walk her down the aisle.Kiki and Clay also make up.Then we get a montage of the last four movies—all the couples and whatnot.Jenna and Andrew kiss, and the crowd cheers.The food is a big hit, and Clay tells Kiki that he loves her and she's like I love you too and they kissssss. They head back into the wedding for a dance off. 

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHJosh is running down the road, smiling and listening to music. Meanwhile, a woman named Ella is moving into her new house.At the Sunday supper, we learn that there's a new foster kid in the mix—her name is Gina, and she's going to be attending Josh's school. But she's not the only newcomer. Ella is the new English teacher. However, trouble quickly arises between her and Josh after school. It turns out she's also the music teacher, and since the music room is a mess, she decides to hold practice outside. This disrupts Josh and his track practice, creating immediate tension.The conflict escalates when both the music and track programs need funding, but there isn't enough money to go around. Each group has to present their case to the PTA, who respond with a noncommittal, "We'll get back to you." Determined to secure funding, Josh and Ella decide to raise money on their own—and eventually, they agree to work together. As they spend more time fundraising, they start getting closer. Ella even ends up joining Josh's family for Sunday dinner.Meanwhile, Andrew is planning to propose to Jenna, so he spends much of the movie searching for the perfect ring with their mom.In the end, both the music and track programs receive funding, and Andrew successfully proposes. As for Josh and Ella—she confesses her love for him, and they share a kiss.

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Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHShari just landed at the airport, home from globetrotting, and none of her foster siblings are there to pick her up—except… PRANK TV! They're all there to greet her.It's been a tough couple of months for Shari, and she's still moving on from her ex. Then, she gets word that she's been approved for a studio at an artist co-op. She goes to check it out and bumps into handyman Evan—and boy, is he something. He takes her to the nearest art supply store, and off they go—hanging out nonstop, talking about art, showing him her art, eating pizza. Sparks are flyinggggggg.But her marriage did end, and she's not sure if she's ready to date. Still, they keep hanging out, and she starts helping him track down an old painting by his grandmother. She finds one at an auction, but they get outbid, and Evan is real sad.Then, Shari's ex-husband calls, saying, I miss you, and she's like, Don't even.Meanwhile, there's a subplot about Josh, who's getting his own movie next week… so, I dunno.Evan gets a job offer that would take him far away, and he's like, You could ask me to stay, but she's like, I dunno, man, I just got a divorce.But then—he does end up staying! And she's like, I love you, you're my muse and inspiration. And they kiss.She eventually finds him a painting by his grandma, they show it to her, and she loves it. And they decide to work on the artist co-op project together.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHJenna is a hot shot deal maker who is about to walk into Redlands Venture to pitch a billionaire! She's an event guru and she's hoping she can plan this event. As she's walking in, she bumps into a dude. Turns out, she knows him! It's Andrew! They quickly catch up, but off she goes for a meeting and she's surprised to find out that she's going to be working with Andrew who is doing consulting for Redlands. HE is like wait, isn't it Sunday? You have dinner with your foster family! Her foster family is a big part of her life and of this movie franchise. She starts working with Andrew planning the event. Tom Redland shows up and doesn't really like the pitch, but Jenna pivots and he's in! So Jenna and Andrew are working together, planning the event, it's going great and the sparks are beginning to fly. But then Tom calls Jenna and is like we should meet up Friday night which means he's going to bring her on a private jet to his vineyard for dinner. When Andrew finds out, he gets super jealous. But sometimes you gotta power through, for the sake of the call.Jenna's youngest foster brother goes missing, but they find him. It's time for the party and it's a big hit. She tells Tom that she's just not that into him. And then Andrew finally shoots his shot and they kissssss.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHIt was so much fun talking with STEVE LUND! Make sure to catch his new movie 'Hearts Around the Table: Jenna's First Love' this weekend on Hallmark Channel.Steve's Charity: Brian Lund Memorial Fund (The Greater Saint John Community Foundation)Donations can be made at TheCommunityFoundationSJ.com/funds/

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHPrince Henry is a simple man — he just likes to fence and care for his daughter, Princess Rose, who is going through a tough time. So he decides to take her to an American theme park, Once Upon a Time Land. We meet Lacey, who plays Princess Sweet Pea. When Princess Rose meets her, she immediately becomes a big fan, and Lacey ends up waltzing with Henry. Obviously, at the time, Lacey doesn't know they are real royalty. But the next day, she is pulled aside at work and told the truth about who they are — and that they want Princess Sweet Pea to show them around the park personally.She does, and they get to talking. It turns out that Rose is deathly afraid of horses, but with Lacey's help, she's able to conquer that fear and get on the merry-go-round! Impressed, Henry asks if she would be willing to come back with them to his home and help Rose ride a horse. Apparently, it's a big tradition for the Order of the Lily ceremony. Lacey agrees.When she gets there, she is constantly catching strays from Henry's mom and this one guy who really hates her. But none of it matters because she's helping Rose with her fear of horses and spending more time with Henry — and the sparks are flying. They even end up kissing when he shows her his special spot.The Order of the Lily ceremony arrives, and Rose is really nervous. So Lacey rides alongside her, and it's a big success. But the guy who hates her is furious and tells Lacey, “If you think you're going to get Henry to fall in love with you, you're out of your mind. You're just a theme park princess.”Things go from bad to worse when Lacey loses her theme park job after a photo leaks of her in her Princess Sweet Pea costume talking to Henry. Why is that a fireable offense? Who can say? Heartbroken, she decides to leave before the ball.When she goes to return her costume to her old job, her boss tells her she has one more gig — and sends her out. When she does, it turns out the gig is just Henry and Rose. Henry tells her, “I love you. Please come back.” She does.Cut to six months later: Henry proposes, Lacey says yes, and they kiss.