See ALL 3 - "Time to Come Home for Christmas" Movies Tonight!

It's a Special Theme Night for Hallmark's *Christmas in July* movies on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries - with 3 movies executively produced by country singer, Blake Shelton.

Watch ALL 3 Movies TONIGHT, Monday June 28th:


“Time for Me to Come Home for Christmas” (6 p.m., ET/PT)

Stars: Megan Park (“My Christmas Love”), Josh Henderson (“Dallas”)


“Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas” (8 p.m., ET/PT)

Stars: Lacey Chabert (“The Christmas Waltz”), Stephen Huszar (“A Homecoming for the Holidays”)


“Time for You to Come Home for Christmas” (10 p.m., ET/PT)

Stars: Alison Sweeney (“Murder, She Baked”), Lucas Bryant (“The Angel Tree”)



Two of the movies are available on DVD, so far, and hopefully the one starring Lacey Chabert and Stephen Huszar will be coming to DVD soon!

Happy Christmas movie watching! Net

VOTE for Your Favorite LACEY CHABERT HALLMARK CHRISTMAS MOVIE + Watch 2 this Week - SEE HERE:

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Over the years Lacey Chabert has starred in 10, YES 10 CHRISTMAS MOVIES for Hallmark! Which one is your favorite? I know I have quite a few. How 'bout you? Be sure to vote in the poll below and check out details on the two Christmas movies starring Lacey Chabert airing on Hallmark this week...


Thursday, April 8, 2021:

Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas

Storyline: Five guests are mysteriously invited to an inn to celebrate Christmas. With the help of the owner Ben (Stephen Huszar), Sarah (Lacey Chabert) discovers that an event from the past may connect them and change their lives forever.

"Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas"

Encores:

Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 8pm/7c.

on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

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Friday, April 9, 2021:

The Sweetest Christmas

Storyline: When struggling pastry chef Kylie Watson (Lacey Chabert) learns she’s made it to the finals of the American Gingerbread Competition, she thinks her competitive spirit has finally paid off and hopes the publicity will help her jumpstart her new café. There’s just one problem — the oven she’s supposed to use breaks down right before the contest. Determined to enter, she reaches out to Nick Mazannti (Lea Coco), her old boyfriend from culinary school who gave up his dream of being a pastry chef to take over his family’s pizzeria. Nick allows her to use his industrial pizza oven at night to craft her ambitious gingerbread confections. As the two reminisce about the dreams of their youth, their romance is rekindled. But just as Kylie is on the cusp of taking the grand prize — and embracing true love — things get complicated when her ex-boyfriend takes drastic steps to win her back. Kylie realizes she must embrace the Christmas Spirit or risk losing both the contest and her new love.

"The Sweetest Christmas"

Encores:

Friday, April 9, 2021 at 8pm/7c.

on the Hallmark Channel

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Both of the Lacey Chabert Christmas movies airing this week are family friendly and delightful!

Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas has a little bit of mystery to it, which is rather intriguing. Why were all of these guests anonymously invited to this inn at Christmastime? It's fascinating to watch as Sarah (Lacey Chabert) and Ben (Stephen Huszar) sort out and unravel all of the clues!

The Sweetest Christmas is a feel-good, lighthearted Christmas rom-com. The title says it all. It's a very sweet, simple holiday movie that centers around Lacey's character, Kylie Watson, entering a gingerbread contest and reuniting with her old boyfriend.

Please share your thoughts on these Christmas movies below...


You can check out more Christmas movies airing in April and May - here!

Joyous Blessings to You All,

Net

🎄It's Christmas TIME on Hallmark Again!⏰ See Here:

TIME is the focus of the two Hallmark Christmas movies airing this week, with "Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas" and "A Timeless Christmas!"

Even though it is February, we can still enjoy the joy of Christmas! No matter what *TIME* of year it is, we can always hold the Christmas Spirit in our hearts. May the two Christmas movies airing this week remind us all how precious the time is - that we share with those we love, not only at Christmas, but all year through.

See details and reviews on the Christmas movies airing this week below...




TIME FOR US TO COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

Starring: Lacey Chabert and Stephen Huszar

Storyline via Hallmark: Five guests are mysteriously invited to an inn to celebrate Christmas. With the help of the owner Ben, Sarah discovers that an event from the past may connect them and change their lives forever.

Encores: Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 8pm/7c.
on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries



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A TIMELESS CHRISTMAS

Starring: Erin Cahill and Ryan Paevey

Storyline via Hallmark: Charles Whitley (Paevey) travels from 1903 to 2020 where he meets Megan Turner (Cahill), a tour guide at his historic mansion, and experiences a 21st Century Christmas.

Encores: Friday, February 12, 2021 at 9pm/8c.
on the Hallmark Channel



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I hope you all have some time to enjoy the Christmas movies airing this week! Both movies are family-friendly and star some of Hallmark's favorite actors - Lacey Chabert ("Crossword Mysteries," "Christmas Waltz"), Stephen Huszar ("Ruby Herring Mysteries," "A Homecoming for the Holidays"), Erin Cahill ("The Secret Ingredient"), and Ryan Paevey ("Christmas at the Plaza").

If you haven't seen these two Christmas movies, yet, you can check out these reviews from followers here...



MOVIE REVIEWS - "Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas"

🎄"I thought the Come Home for Christmas one was very boring. No chemistry between the leads and the side stories not compelling to me." Misty

🎄"Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas. Keeper!! Will probably buy the dvd. Family friendly." ~~Jane

🎄"Time For Us To Come Home For Christmas - We're slowly working our way through this year's Christmas movies and saved this one for Christmas night - proved to be a good choice. Absolutely loved it - Lacey Chabert and Stephen Huszar were a winning combination a la Jill Wagner and Wes Brown or Nikki Deloach and Michael Rady, they fit together so well. The main plot was quite intriguing although I did guess who had sent the invitations to the inn (the title was a big clue) - there were a number of sub-plots but unlike as in Write Before Christmas they did not detract from the main theme but were cleverly woven in giving Chabert and Huszar plenty of screen time. Every one of the secondary cast gave excellent performances too. Obviously being a Christmas movie certain dynamics had to be observed but these were refreshing and did not come over as cliched. If Lacey Chabert was brilliant then Stephen Huszar was sensational - I've always liked him in The Ruby Herring Mysteries ( Memo to Hallmark more of these PLEASE!) but he was a revelation here with all his subtle little face gestures. In the ending after Sarah had initially sais she was returning to Seattle the look of bland desolation on Ben's face was amazing then when she decided that he was an integral part of her future he closed and opened his eyes as if thanking God and the look of almost disbelief yet happiness was unbelievable. The tenderness with which he led Sarah back into the inn teared me right up. There was slightly more time given to the ending than normal for Hallmark but even so it did come over as slightly rushed and in fact not everything was resolved. There had been a couple of references that the inn had been struggling in the months prior to Christmas and there was nothing to suggest how this was going to change? Sarah herself didn't know what the future would hold but the inference was that she would take over her mother's law practice. This was in New York - could she work from the inn? There was a reference to being a train ride from Hartford so presumably it was somewhere in Connecticut so maybe this was possible. One quibble with Hallmark not just for this movie but right across the board - please treat your viewers with respect. It is perfectly obvious that most of the time they are drinking all this coffee and hot chocolate from empty cups! Now they wouldn't be expected to fill them with champagne but why not water? We've still a way to go to finish seeing all the Christmas movies but this is in the lead as our favourite to date ahead of the 12 Dates Of Christmas. A really lovely movie - in fact despite the number still to see we rewatched this on Sunday night! Were there Hallmark Oscars then this along with Chabert and Huszar would be firm favourites to win this year!" ~Anonymous



MOVIE REVIEWS - "A Timeless Christmas"

🎄"I didn't care for A Timeless Christmas. I just didn't buy it. Candace's was better to me." ~ Misty

🎄"A Timeless Christmas. I thought this one was okay, it was kind of sweet, but it really didn't win me over (not a keeper for my dvr). I love historical period dramas but my logical brain has a hard time wrapping itself around any kind of time travel story. I've liked Ryan and Erin in other movies, but don't think this was the best fit for either of them. Family friendly. ~~Jane

🎄"I LOVED A Timeless Christmas. Easily my favorite that I've seen so far. I'm a big fan of time travel stories and found this one to be a whole lot of fun and very sweet. I thought Ryan and Erin had great chemistry, and Ryan definitely fit the part of a dashing gentleman from 1903. I enjoyed every minute of the movie and didn't want it to end. I'll be watching it again." ~ Amy Lama

🎄"I watched Timeless Christmas this weekend and did enjoy it a lot. In so many movies I thought it was covid for not feeling a connection with the main characters and their feelings for each other, but in Timeless Christmas, Ryan Paevey and Erin Cahill had such a great connection on screen, I felt a connection to them so quickly, and that was filmed after covid, so the other movies I wasn't feeling the love must not have been due to covid. I want to see Erin & Ryan in more movies together. The movie was funny and witty, and I was so excited to see how it ended (I did not ever read the book)." ~ Sabrina

🎄Exactly! Ryan was perfect as the gentleman from the past. Great family friendly movie, with a fresh storyline. Great chemistry between him and Erin as well. ~ Savvy Girl

🎄"A Timeless Christmas - Ryan and Erin worked well together. A couple moments that didn't work but overall I liked it and will watch it again." ~ Kay

🎄"A Timeless Christmas. Thoroughly enjoyed this. Very difficult theme to tackle but I think they did this well overall despite a few obvious errors (well this is Hallmark and you do have to suspend some belief!) Ryan Paevey fitted into his role comfortably and he and Erin worked well together. My major disappointment was that some people saw fit to reveal the ending before the film aired (and surprisingly Ms Cahill was one of these). From the beginning I was intrigued to see how it would end and unfortunately knowing in advance did take a lot of enjoyment away although in retrospect there probably wasn't any other satisfactory finish. However, still one of the more enjoyable Christmas movies of 2020 to date." ~rubcale

🎄“A Timeless Christmas was quite intriguing, but it was one of those movies that left me wanting more. I loved seeing the already handsome Ryan Paevey dressed-up as the stylish Charles Whitley from 1903, with his old fashioned ascot tie and long suit coat; it reminded me instantly of Mr. Darcy from the Jane Austen movies. That was enough to draw my interest as the story began, and then I was captivated with the mystery of how and why Charles arrived from the past in to 2020. It was fascinating to watch as Charles acclimated himself to the technology of 2020 and all of the changes in the world since the early 1900's. In the end, when Charles made his decision between the future and the past (I'm not saying here which way he chose), I felt rather sorry for the people he left. The time travel genre can sometimes be a tough story to sell. Some viewers like it a lot, and others, I've discovered, don’t like it at all. Ryan Paevey and Erin Cahill, however, were excellent together and overall, it was an engaging, original Hallmark movie for those who love historic tales, with a modern twist. The story is family friendly, one I would watch again... a timeless love story!” ~Net


You can check out more reviews for the 2020 Christmas movies - *Here*! And if you'd like to share a review for one or both of these movies, or ANY of the 2020 Christmas movies, please do so in comments below.

Happy Christmas movie watching!

Blessings, Net

Return to 🌲Christmas in Evergreen🌲 and Come Home to More Charming Christmas Movies All Weekend Long! ⛄ SEE HERE:

Here comes another full weekend of NEW Christmas Movie premieres! There are several Christmas movies I know I'm looking forward to seeing that are premiering this weekend. How about you? I'm always excited to return to the magical, beautiful town of Evergreen. I can hardly believe this is the fourth movie in the series! Let's all jump in the red pick-up truck and enjoy the journey back!

Speaking of sequels, I'm also looking forward to the third movie in the "Time to Come Home" series with Lacey Chabert, who will be starring in her second new Hallmark Christmas movie this holiday season. These stories are typically beautiful and heartwarming. I also can't wait to see "A Little Christmas Charm;" as I'm very intrigued by the vintage mystery that takes Ashley Greene and Brendan Penny back in time!

Check out the new Christmas movies below and please share in comments the movies you are most looking forward to seeing this Saturday & Sunday.

Friday, December 4, 2020: 

Too Close for Christmas

Storyline via Lifetime: When Hayley (Jessica Lowndes) accepts an invitation to spend Christmas with her sister’s new in-laws, her seemingly perfect holiday takes a turn when Luke (Chad Michael Murray), Hayley's brother-in-law's brother, unexpectedly shows up. Still harboring a grudge against Luke for ending her last relationship, Hayley reluctantly spends time with Luke and slowly realizes she may have been too quick a judge on Luke. 

 

Too Close for Christmas premieres

Friday, December 4, 2020

at 8pm/7c. on Lifetime 

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Saturday, December 5, 2020:

Christmas in Evergreen: 

Bells are Ringing

Storyline via Hallmark: As Michelle’s (Peete) wedding approaches, Hannah (Bernard) steps up to help finish the launch of the new Evergreen museum while questioning her relationship and future with Elliot (Cayonne).

Christmas in Evergreen: 

Bells are Ringing premieres

Saturday, December 5, 2020

at 8pm/7c. on the Hallmark Channel

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Saturday, December 5, 2020:

Time for Us to Come Home

for Christmas

Storyline via Hallmark: Five guests are mysteriously invited to an inn to celebrate Christmas. With the help of the owner Ben (Huszar), Sarah (Chabert) discovers that an event from the past may connect them and change their lives forever.

Time for Us to Come Home for Christmas premieres

Saturday, December 5, 2020 

at 10pm/9c. on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

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Saturday, December 5, 2020:

Let’s Meet Again

on Christmas Eve

Storyline via Lifetime: When college sweethearts, Corinne (Kyla Pratt) and Rob (Brooks Darnell), get opportunities on opposite sides of the world, they decide to part ways and meet again in two years on Christmas Eve to see if they are really meant to be. However, when one shows up and the other doesn’t, the fate of their romance seems to have reached the end. Many years later the two end up bumping into one another when they are both hired to help bring together a Christmas Eve wedding. With many questions left unanswered, they are about to embark on a journey filled with romance and magic, just in time for Christmas Eve. 

 

Let’s Meet Again on Christmas Eve premieres

Saturday, December 5, 2020

at 8pm/7c. on Lifetime

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Sunday, December 6, 2020:

Christmas on the Range

Storyline via UPtv: All Kendall Riley wants for the holidays is to save her family's ranch, but her longtime rival, small-town scrooge Brick McCree, has other plans in mind. When Brick's son, Clint, comes back to town, he is immediately drawn to Kendall and offers a helping hand. As a romance starts to blossom, Kendall's farm is sabotaged, leaving her to wonder about Clint's true intentions.

Christmas on the Range premieres

Sunday, December 6, 2020

at 7pm/6c. on UPtv

You can also check out my interview with Erin Cahill for "Christmas on the Range" - click here! We discussed "Christmas on the Range," just before it was released on DVD last Christmas; plus, we chatted about her ulitimate favorite Christmas movies, what it was like working with Nicholas Gonzalez (The Good Doctor), Trevor Donovan (USS Christmas) and Kevin McGarry ("When Calls the Heart") and so much more! *SEE HERE*!

"Christmas on the Range" is available on DVD 

- at Amazon & Walmart! 

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Sunday, December 6, 2020:

Christmas Together

Storyline via ION: A brokenhearted New York painter, Ava, and a West Coast widower, Mason, have their lives collide when Mason’s young daughter, Mia, rents out his guest house to Ava for Christmas, without her dad's knowledge, in an attempt to convince her dad she is responsible enough to earn a dog for Christmas.

Christmas Together premieres

Sunday, December 6, 2020

at 7pm/6c. on ION

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Sunday, December 6, 2020:

A Little Christmas Charm

Storyline via Hallmark: Holly (Ashley Greene), a jewelry designer finds a lost charm bracelet and teams up with investigative reporter Greg (Brendan Penny) in hopes of finding the owner and returning it by Christmas Eve. 

A Little Christmas Charm premieres

Sunday, December 6, 2020 

at 10pm/9c. on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

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Sunday, December 6, 2020:

Christmas Ever After

Storyline via Lifetime: Popular romance novelist Izzi Simmons (Tony(R) winner Ali Stroker) spends every Christmas at her favorite snowy bed & breakfast, but this year, she's faced with an impending deadline and a severe case of writer's block. Luckily, inspiration strikes in the unlikely form of the B&B's new owner Matt (Daniel DiTomasso), who bears an uncanny resemblance to the handsome hero from Izzi's novels. As both partake in the lodge's annual itinerary of Christmas activities, Izzi's writer's block is cured and the first pages of her and Matt's own love story may just be beginning.

Christmas Ever After premieres

Sunday, December 6, 2020

at 8pm/7c. on Lifetime

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Please share in comments below which movies you are looking forward to seeing this weekend. You can see my Christmas TV Movie Schedule - *here*, which includes NEW Christmas Movie Premieres and Christmas classics.

Also, I want to say how blessed I've personally been by everyone who has shared reviews of the NEW 2020 Christmas movies - which are posted *HERE* in my Movie Review Page. Thank you all! I can't wait to see your take on movies premiering this weekend. 

You will probably notice that I did not feature "Christmas She Wrote" on the list above for Sunday night. I've seen the promo commercial and I appreciate those of you who have shared your concerns regarding it. It does appear there will be a same sex relationship in the sub-plot of this Christmas movie; therefore, until we know further information otherwise, I will NOT be promoting this film.

Please know - I have NOT pre-screened these NEW Christmas movies listed above. If you happen to watch one of the new Christmas movies this week and want to share whether or not it is a family friendly movie, please stop back by and leave a comment. I know everyone here would be grateful to know any information you are willing to share. 

I hope you have a wonderful weekend and enjoy many delightful Christmas movies - old and new!

 

Merry Christmas to You All, Net

SHINING HIS LIGHT:

On this Second Week of Advent, which stands for preparation, we prepare our hearts as we celebrate the birth of Jesus! The advent season is a beautiful time to pray and reflect.

 "As it is written in the book of the words of Isaiah the prophet: 

“A voice of one calling in the wilderness, 

‘Prepare the way for the Lord, make straight paths for him."

~ Luke 3:4