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Starting to feel that way myself. He's an extremely good looking everyman. I watched his Book Club movie the night before. He had some serious chemistry with Erin Krakow, more than with Lacey I thought. Plus, I have to comment on the lack of seriousness about having found a ring worth many thousands of dollars. Just casually approaching former riders and asking them if they lost something, then showing them the ring?? Maybe in Hallmark-land people would be honest, but in real life, every single person would have claimed to have lost it. And at one point the lead actor says, 'maybe he left it behind on purpose.' Yeah, I'm sure that's it. He decided against the proposal and figured he'd throw the ring away rather than return it. Anyone with that kind of money is not ride-sharing to dinner.

This is the worst! I'm convinced the lead actress is the wife/girlfriend of a high-ranking network exec because she is the absolutely one of the worst actresses I've ever seen. She has a giant mouth too, which is really distracting. If it were up to me (which it obviously isn't) I would say this is a good place for Hallmark-ish movies. Here in Canada we don't get Hallmark channel but watch them on one of several networks, (mostly W which has the same 'Countdown to Christmas,' 'Christmas in July,' 'Loveuary' etc,) so I don't usually know if it's an actual Hallmark or some other similar movie I'm watching anyway.

I tuned in and out but did catch the part you describe about the financing and I have to say, your idea sounds a lot better (and more Hallmark-y) than the one they used.

Thank you for taking one for the team. Aside from the While You Were Sleeping knockoff where she still bugged me but in a tolerable way, I haven't been able to watch her in anything else. Since she appears to be a new favourite, that will be a lot more movies I won't be watching.

W Network here in Canada is going back to Superstore, Will and Grace, and the Mindy Project, with their usual hour of Days Of Our Lives. Perhaps newer sitcoms, but honestly, a 40-yeard old episode of Golden Girls can't be worse than any of these.

You're right, as it turns out. It was Brandon Quinn, who is also handsome with dark, dark hair and beard stubble. I would have been fine with either.

I remember this. Isn't he a doctor or a teacher? I recall thinking that I knew she was going to end up with the rich guy, but it wouldn't have been my choice!

I also like Holiday Hotline but find the actress's accent to be too fakey-.posh. And the conversation about 'crisps' instead of chips was cringe. Otherwise, I enjoyed it.

Looking at @GeorgiaRai list, I realize I didn't watch most of them and have no desire to watch them now. Having said that, I am currently watching The Santa Class for the third or fourth time. Kimberley Sustad and Ben Ayers are really good together. I am still pissed that several of my favourites from previous years didn't air at all this year, despite the 24/7 Christmas movies since mid-October. With few exceptions, I find the current crop of actors too young to interest me and that's generally why I watch.

Why else would she be there? I personally have no use for, and fast forward through, 'I just want to prove to myself that even though (whatever my particular perceived challenge is) I can do this and I want to show everyone with this boring issue that they too can be successful.' Oh boo hoo. Said fast-forwarding happened a lot last night. I did notice on a few occasions last night, a brief flash of what Sue probably looked like before she put all that filler crap in her face. If she'd allowed herself to age normally she probably still would have been a very attractive 59 year-old.

I'd take him over everyone except Paul Campbell, who is my Hallmark husband. Travis is my side-guy.

Would love to see it but nowhere near Washington. What I don't understand is why Hallmark doesn't use him more as he is gorgeous.

I recall he was also pretty possessive about the fishing gear. At the end of the day, just an asshole, really. Going by the way he was in Sol's face, I get the impression he's often a bully, but likely only in situations where the person who might be tempted to punch him in the face, can't.

It was good. I enjoyed it. Serious chemistry between the couple and the lead actor is pretty cute.

Winner of the understatement Olympics. I keep thinking back to the time she played her Shot In The Dark which I thought was dumb, she should just play her idol. But, it was a great, relatively low-cost way of determining whether she needed to play the idol, which as it turns out, she didn't. You're talking about people who had chickens and traded them in (if you're not getting eggs, slaughter the chickens and eat them for God's sake!,) who had fishing equipment but didn't bother to fish, and who had a clue to a hidden idol (or advantage of some kind) but couldn't be arsed to get up and look around for it.