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These are the callbacks that I caught: 1. When Dana (Lacey) and Mark (Brennan) were talking about different plans for the future he said he'd buy her a pet goat and she said she loved goats. - All of my Heart series (Lacey and Brennan) 2. Dana's was sitting at a desk working on a crossword puzzle. - Crossword Mysteries (Lacey and Brennan) 3. Dana's background check results show that she had been married previously and her husband's name is Will Kemp. - Numerous movies with Lacey and Will What did I miss?

I wonder why Duff was in such a bad mood. He usually doesn't criticize every baker.

I'm glad that they didn't forget the history of the characters. Rosemary grew up next to Jack and Tom. Faith came to Hope Valley because of Jack and Tom. But, to be honest, I don't remember the exact storylines. Rosemary showed up because she was engaged (or thought she was engaged) to Jack. She was a "baddie" for a while. Faith also arrived as a "baddie" when after she nursed Tom. What were the specifics?

Can I add Call the Midwife (the Trixie/Matthew story) to the list? This show used to be a basically happy show. There were always "dramas" going on, but you knew that one day Elizabeth and Jack would get together. You knew that all of those widows in the town would band together and save Coal Valley. It was going to be alright. Now I have no idea where things are heading. And I don't really care anymore.

After the town starting a daycare and Elizabeth realizing that a student has a learning disability, what is your guess of what modern day issue is going to be next in Hope Valley? My guess is that everyone will notice that Lucas is having trouble going up and down stairs with his cane. So they all pitch in and build ramps on all buildings. They will call it the HVDA - the Hope Valley Disability Act.

I was thinking the same thing. Last season, when I saw that Mandy's parents owned a tire store I wondered how long it would take for Georgie to work there. After all, he's going to be "The Tire Doctor."

What is her name? It's not on imdb under Crime Time. I wasn't paying close attention. Who was the man that security guy/murderer tackled outside of the house? Another question (since I have already admitted that I wasn't paying attention), is this the chain of events? Murdered guy was murdered by security guy. How did he get in the parachute (or was it a hang gliding thing?)? Then a cougar dragged him up a tree. Then the neighbor (with the goats) shot, what he thought was a cougar) but really shot murdered guy who was already dead. Am I getting confused?

I love the books and have read all of them. When I watch the movies I have convinced myself that the movies are not related to the books. Sure some of the characters have the same names, but that is merely a coincidence. The movie Marla was never married to Goldie's husband ("The Jerk"). The movie Marla isn't overweight. The movie Marla Marla isn't filthy rich. So she can't be the same person, right? You get the idea. It's the only way it works for me. Did anyone watch the mess that was True Justice: Family Ties? As someone who has gone through law school, I was looking forward to watching this. If there is another movie in this "series" I'm going to skip it. The thing that bothered me the most didn't even have to do with law school or the law in general. It had to do with the fact that Casey and Devina had been best friends. Marcus, Casey's brother, had never met Devina. Marcus is the one who stumbled upon Devina's body in the middle of Philadelphia. Devina's fiance was in class with Casey. It was just too much for me to believe all of the coincidences.

I really thought that they were going to find that Brendan's Austrian ancestor fought against Valerie's Italian ancestor in WWI. I wonder if Valerie had those letters before the show. If she did, did she know who wrote them? She was very surprised at the whole grandfather having two wives and a secret son thing that I thought she knew nothing about the son.

In Never Been Chris'D the blonde's parents' house was huge but she had to stay with her dark haired friend. The house was huge and the only people living in it were the mother, step-father, and sister. The mother had turned the blonde's room into an office and that's why she couldn't stay in the house. Because, I guess, there were only three bedrooms (including the now-office).

As someone who has been craving more Chanukah movies, I actually like this one because Chanukah was mainstream. No one was trying to teach someone else about it. Chanukah wasn't made into a Christmas celebrated by Jewish people. It was just a normal (as normal as reliving a day over and over again can be) movie that took place at Chanukah. Of course, to me, there can be no worse Chanukah movie than Holiday Date. Now that the holiday movies are wrapping up I've learned a few things. They are: - Everyone's parents live in huge, beautiful homes. No one ever comes home from the big city to a house less than 3,000 square feet. All parents' houses also have big porches and fire pits in the yard. Of course people need these huge houses so that they have somewhere to store all of the Christmas decorations. - I'm not going to talk about suitcases being like Mary Poppins's bag when it comes to winter coats. I've already discussed that enough. - If someone doesn't enjoy Christmas it's because a loved one died during a past holiday season. The dead person always loved Christmas and the sad person has to reminded of that by a person who is falling in love with them. - All white people have best friends that are people of color. - Eggnog is the new hot chocolate/cocoa.

As a regular view of This is Us I caught that too. It is now one of my favorite movies. I've made this to show the connections in Christmas on Cherry Lane. Couple having baby: Lizzie, John, newborn baby Ivy Engaged Couple. She has two adult children: Reggie, Nelson, Resentful Son, Singer Daughter, Dead Husband/Father (sorry, I'm bad at remembering names) Couple Fostering Little Girl: Mike, Zi/Sam In All Stories: Daisy Connections: - John and Dead Husband/Father become best friends. - John's children (Resentful Son and Singer Daughter) call Dead Husband/Father "Uncle Ham." - Dad Husband/Father delivers Ivy. - Ivy was Zi/Sam's foster mother for a Christmas and was the reason he wanted to be a foster parent. - Resentful Son has Dead Husband/Father's car. - Singer Daughter sang at Mike's restaurant and Zi/Sam is her manager. That's how Mike and Zi/Sam met. - John's garage turns into Mike's restaurant. What did I miss?

I used to work for a board of health, so I know all about sanitary codes. I'm not sure why I watch shows that make me cringe so much, but I'm hooked. Here are some of the things that I see that make me glad I'm not tasting the food. The first, as Frost mentioned, is the loose hair (see 2-402 in the attached link). I also always see people wearing rings (Section 2-303). And have we ever seen anyone washing their hands (or wearing gloves regularly) or even if there is a handwashing sink (Sections 3-301 and 6-301)? Maybe I should make BINGO cards with all of the violations and we'll see which on of us fills up a row first. Justine must be from "Southie" because the people I know here in the Boston suburbs do not sound like that.

I always think that when I see him. The actress is Jessy Schram. She was in Amazing Winter Romance with Marshall Williams. She looks young at 35 (born in 1986) and he's 31 (born in 1989). But he makes her look like a cradle robber. That distracted me so much that I couldn't watch the whole movie.

I hate to nitpick (Who am I kidding? I love nitpicking.) but two things bothered me about Where Are You Christmas. 1. Not only did people forget about Christmas, but all traces of it disappeared. The shelves in the attic were empty instead of being lined with Christmas decorations. Addy's diary was blank where she had written about Christmas. So where did she get the Christmas Pageant costume that her friend's mother had made? Wouldn't that have disappeared like every other thing related to Christmas? 2. My hobby is counting how many winter coats people wear. Because Addy was in black and white during most of the movie I couldn't really tell which coats she was wearing.