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Hallmark fans, we have some exciting news—and it's just the thing to hold you over until the network's record-breaking "Countdown to Christmas" begins in late October.
The Hallmark Channel has announced the premiere of their upcoming "Fall Harvest" television event, which will include six new romantic movies. The festive lineup will kick off with a special preview hosted by Lacey Chabert on Saturday, September 15, followed by the first TV film on Saturday, September 22.
For five weeks, fans can expect a new autumnal movie every Saturday or Sunday, leading up to their annual holiday showcase. Here's what the network has in store for fall 2018, according to Broadway World.
Truly, Madly, Sweetly
Premieres: Saturday, September 22 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
When things heat up between a baker (Nikki DeLoach) and a finance manager (Dylan Neal) who are forced to work together to revive a historical bakery, the two will have to choose between their growing love or their new business partnership.
All of My Heart: The Wedding
Premieres: Saturday, September 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliot return in this sequel about a couple's struggle to plan their wedding and retain ownership over their quaint small town inn after a family member claims she's the rightful heir.
Falling for You
Premieres: Saturday, October 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
To save her radio station from going under, manager Lacey (Taylor Cole) plans the ultimate bachelor bake-off event, which becomes even more interesting when she recruits a handsome, but high-strung, businessman (Tyler Hynes) to participate.
Under the Autumn Moon
Premieres: Saturday, October 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
When Alex (Lindy Booth) visits a dude ranch her company is hoping to buy, she finds herself falling in love with its handsome owner (Wes Brown), which will force her to choose between her competitive career and a new life and love in the country.
Love, Of Course
Premieres: Saturday, October 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
In this star-studded movie featuring Olympian Gabby Douglas, Kelly Rutherford, and Cameron Mathison, Amy, a helicopter mom, will be forced to rethink her life when she takes a job at her daughter's college and falls in love with one of the professors who works there.
Good Witch Halloween Special
Premieres: Sunday, October 21 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Catch up with Cassie Nightingale (Catherine Bell) and all of your favorites from the Hallmark Channel show in this two-hour special program that follows Cassie as she tries to track down a missing family heirloom before her town's Halloween festivities begin.
@lmt wrote:
Hallmark fans, we have some exciting news—and it's just the thing to hold you over until the network's record-breaking "Countdown to Christmas" begins in late October.
The Hallmark Channel has announced the premiere of their upcoming "Fall Harvest" television event, which will include six new romantic movies. The festive lineup will kick off with a special preview hosted by Lacey Chabert on Saturday, September 15, followed by the first TV film on Saturday, September 22.
For five weeks, fans can expect a new autumnal movie every Saturday or Sunday, leading up to their annual holiday showcase. Here's what the network has in store for fall 2018, according to Broadway World.
Truly, Madly, Sweetly
Premieres: Saturday, September 22 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
When things heat up between a baker (Nikki DeLoach) and a finance manager (Dylan Neal) who are forced to work together to revive a historical bakery, the two will have to choose between their growing love or their new business partnership.
All of My Heart: The Wedding
Premieres: Saturday, September 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliot return in this sequel about a couple's struggle to plan their wedding and retain ownership over their quaint small town inn after a family member claims she's the rightful heir.
Falling for You
Premieres: Saturday, October 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
To save her radio station from going under, manager Lacey (Taylor Cole) plans the ultimate bachelor bake-off event, which becomes even more interesting when she recruits a handsome, but high-strung, businessman (Tyler Hynes) to participate.
Under the Autumn Moon
Premieres: Saturday, October 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
When Alex (Lindy Booth) visits a dude ranch her company is hoping to buy, she finds herself falling in love with its handsome owner (Wes Brown), which will force her to choose between her competitive career and a new life and love in the country.
Love, Of Course
Premieres: Saturday, October 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
In this star-studded movie featuring Olympian Gabby Douglas, Kelly Rutherford, and Cameron Mathison, Amy, a helicopter mom, will be forced to rethink her life when she takes a job at her daughter's college and falls in love with one of the professors who works there.
Good Witch Halloween Special
Premieres: Sunday, October 21 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Catch up with Cassie Nightingale (Catherine Bell) and all of your favorites from the Hallmark Channel show in this two-hour special program that follows Cassie as she tries to track down a missing family heirloom before her town's Halloween festivities begin.
The good witch movie, is it the original cast from the original movies. If so I will watch. I enjoy the movies. I don't watch hallmark too much except at night to see the Golden Girls and Frasier. Oh I do enjoy the Home and Family show in the mornings. Thanks for the update on the movies.
@sunshine 919 wrote:
@lmt wrote:
Hallmark fans, we have some exciting news—and it's just the thing to hold you over until the network's record-breaking "Countdown to Christmas" begins in late October.
The Hallmark Channel has announced the premiere of their upcoming "Fall Harvest" television event, which will include six new romantic movies. The festive lineup will kick off with a special preview hosted by Lacey Chabert on Saturday, September 15, followed by the first TV film on Saturday, September 22.
For five weeks, fans can expect a new autumnal movie every Saturday or Sunday, leading up to their annual holiday showcase. Here's what the network has in store for fall 2018, according to Broadway World.
Truly, Madly, Sweetly
Premieres: Saturday, September 22 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
When things heat up between a baker (Nikki DeLoach) and a finance manager (Dylan Neal) who are forced to work together to revive a historical bakery, the two will have to choose between their growing love or their new business partnership.
All of My Heart: The Wedding
Premieres: Saturday, September 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliot return in this sequel about a couple's struggle to plan their wedding and retain ownership over their quaint small town inn after a family member claims she's the rightful heir.
Falling for You
Premieres: Saturday, October 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
To save her radio station from going under, manager Lacey (Taylor Cole) plans the ultimate bachelor bake-off event, which becomes even more interesting when she recruits a handsome, but high-strung, businessman (Tyler Hynes) to participate.
Under the Autumn Moon
Premieres: Saturday, October 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
When Alex (Lindy Booth) visits a dude ranch her company is hoping to buy, she finds herself falling in love with its handsome owner (Wes Brown), which will force her to choose between her competitive career and a new life and love in the country.
Love, Of Course
Premieres: Saturday, October 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
In this star-studded movie featuring Olympian Gabby Douglas, Kelly Rutherford, and Cameron Mathison, Amy, a helicopter mom, will be forced to rethink her life when she takes a job at her daughter's college and falls in love with one of the professors who works there.
Good Witch Halloween Special
Premieres: Sunday, October 21 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Catch up with Cassie Nightingale (Catherine Bell) and all of your favorites from the Hallmark Channel show in this two-hour special program that follows Cassie as she tries to track down a missing family heirloom before her town's Halloween festivities begin.
The good witch movie, is it the original cast from the original movies. If so I will watch. I enjoy the movies. I don't watch hallmark too much except at night to see the Golden Girls and Frasier. Oh I do enjoy the Home and Family show in the mornings. Thanks for the update on the movies.
@sunshine 919 Yes. What they do with this series and with When Calls the Heart, is they create a 2 hour movie that is usually a stand alone story and doesn't impact the story line of the regular series too much. It's a more "seasonal" story.
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