Cassandra ‘Cassie’ Nightingale (Catherine Bell) has settled into Middleton and is busy making a home of Grey House. Her boyfriend, Sheriff Jake Russell (Chris Potter), and his kids are happy to have Cassie in the neighborhood, but she has yet to gain the trust of some people in town.
Before long, a stranger rolls into town with papers entitling him to legal ownership of Grey House. Before she knows it, Cassie is left without a home and is convinced Middleton isn’t where she belongs. Ultimately, everyone will learn holding on too tightly to something can make it more likely that thing will slip through your fingers.
Catherine Bell is back as Cassie in The Hallmark Channel’s Good Witch’s Garden. This is my favorite movie series that Halmark has done because it is a sweet endearing movie that just makes you feel good!
In tonight’s movie Cassie opens her home to be a boarding house. Her first guest George say he is the blood relative of the man who the Grey Lady was waiting for. Cassie opens up her house to him and he tries to take it away. Will he succeed or will The Good Witch win? Tune into the Hallmark Channel at 9p to find out and for a movie that will leave you with a smile on your face!
Having been reunited with Christine, the daughter she gave up for adoption 18 years earlier, Peyton MacGruder (Genie Francis) is still learning the ropes of parenting. She’s also busy writing her “Heart Healer†column, as well as managing a relationship with coworker and boyfriend King Danville (Ted McGinley). But when King asks Peyton to marry him, she’s too afraid to take a chance at a life she deserves. A note to Peyton from a loyal reader of her column leads to a new friendship, one that will teach Peyton that when it comes to making decisions, there’s a time to be cautious and a time to follow your heart.
Genie Fancis (Peyton) plays a widowed love columnist who meets another widow Eve, who hates her column and the two of them both realize through eachother that they need to take a chance on love. Peyton keeps saying no to her boyfriend’s proposal and Eve refuse to find her lost love. Together both women finally learn they are wasting time and say yes in this sweet movie!
So tune into The Note II: Taking a Chance on Love tonight at 9p on Hallmark for a movie that will make you a take chance on love. Plus any movie that has Ted McGinley in it has my vote!
When Pete (Jason Priestley) and Donna (Teri Polo), a busy professional couple, are told their latest fertility test is negative, their world crashes down around them. Their once-strong marriage quickly unravels and literally goes south when a business associate of Pete’s offers them the use of his vacation home in Mexico. But the getaway takes an unexpected detour across the border when they take a wrong turn on a dirt road, leaving them with a damaged SUV, far from a main highway and out of cell phone range. When they spot a nearby sign pointing to the town of Dommatina, they agree to head there for repairs. What happens in the tiny village over the next six days not only changes the lives of the couple but of all of the townspeople they meet, including a kind priest (Cheech Marin), a young boy with an infectious positive outlook, and his watchful older brother (Shalim Ortiz). When all is lost, it takes a village to create a miracle.
Expecting a Miracle is the story of a couple who have unsuccessfully been able to have a baby and the stress of it is taking a toll on their marriage. So their doctor lends them their house to try to save their marriage. On the drive down to hsi place, their car breaks down and they get trapped in a small town that will have a big impact on their lives. Once in this town they are both put to work. Teri Polo helps the teacher with the kids, while Jason Priestley works with the Priest to build a structure for their festival that will let a little boy who has problems walking fly. What these two learn is stop the hustle and bustle of their old lives and find their love again while doing good for others.
So will they be able to help a little boy (who will touch your heart) be able to fly and will they finally have the baby they so desperately want? Tune into Hallmark and be Expecting a Miracle to happen at 9p!!!
Last month Hallmark aired one of the best and most inspirational telemovies in a really long time. The Christmas Choir is based on the real life story of how the Montreal Homeless Choir was formed. Many people saw this movie and just fell in love with the story, and also the real life choir. Several people including myself searched for info on this choir, just so we could buy their CD, but to no avail. All I could find (thanks to my readers) was that the choir had split because the men had found jobs and got their lives back! (How amazing is that!) That was until Jeanne-Marie did the right search and spoke to the man that believed so much in these homeless men that he founded a choir with them and together they toured the world. Pierre told her the choir has 6 CDs (2 Christmas, 2 regular in french, 1 english, 1 musical healing) and that are available for just $10 each. In fact since the movie aired on December 6th, 530 CDs were shipped to America and those were just the few people who could actually find the Foundation Brouillon d’Idees website. At that site you can also learn more about the Montreal Homeless Choir!!!
If you missed The Christmas Choir when it originally aired Hallmark, please make sure to watch it the next time it airs. It will really inspire you and touch your heart!
xoxo Jeanne-Marie!
By the time Kate Hewitt (Vanessa Marcil) walks through the front door of widower David Chandler (Brennan Elliott), he is a desperate man. His two children, nine-year-old Ben (Uriah Shelton) and teenager Emily (Natalie Dreyfuss), have already succeeded in chasing a string of six terrorized nannies out of the very same entryway. But Kate, who is caring for an ailing father (Dean Stockwell) and finishing up a teaching degree, needs this job and she resolves to stand up to whatever tricks and pranks the Chandler kids can dish outâ€â€and to help them cope with the death of their mother.
As Kate slowly wins over young Ben, dad David finds himself falling for the spunky nanny as well. The feeling is mutual, but a bitter Emily is determined not to let Kate into her lifeâ€â€or her father’s. Emily doesn’t realize that Kate understands exactly what she’s going through because Kate lost her own mother as a teenager. Somehow, Kate must find a way to reach the angry and isolated teen since Emily’s happinessâ€â€and Kate’s as wellâ€â€depends on it.
The Nanny Express is a cute story about a woman who is taking care of her sick father takes on a job as a nanny to two kids who recently lost their mother. The kids do not want a nanny and they terrorize them as much as they can, wait until you see what they do to Kate. Eventually Kate starts to befriend the son and more than befriend the dad, but Emily is not ready to let any woman in to her dad’s life. Will Emily eventually be willing to late Kate in or will it be too late and Kate will be out of their lives forever. Tune in to find out.
Also there is another romantic story within this movie about a bus driver, played by the suave Peter Dobson, who has a crush on Kate’s friend who doesn’t seem interested him. Will he be able to win her heart driving Kate and her friend around or will he rides be a lonely one. Personally I wish Hallmark would give this plot its own movie because I really loved it and wanted more!!!
Vanessa Marcil is great the nanny who is not going to let the kids she is taking care of get her down. I also loved the kids play by Uriah and Emily who I bet had a lot of fun making some of the scenes of the movie! It was also nice to see Dean Stockwell and Stacy Keach back on TV! All in all it was a fun innocent movie!
So let The Nanny Express take care you tonight on Hallmark at 9p!!!
