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I can't remember if this has been mentioned previously. But, if you have a Samsung Smart TV, its Smart App has Hallmark and Lifetime channels playing Christmas movies 24/7. You'll run across many that you may not have seen in years. I'm unsure of the exact channel numbers but they are back-to-back in the 1200s. I just watched part two of The Bridge.

Two of my favorite things - Christmas and football - are coming our way. Hallmark pairs again with Kansas City Chiefs

I caught a glimpse of Jamie Bamber in the upcoming scenes so last year's relationships are sure to be revisited.

My favorite part of the episode was Luke Macfarlane bench-pressing Jean. They made it look easy. Such an unexpected bit as she was filling in at the last moment. Deborah can really think on her feet and, if she could capitalize on her first effort, the audience should love her.

This was the second time this season that I recognized voices. I was surprised that none on the panel thought about Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard. Years ago they didn’t key in on Chris Daughtry, either, suggesting American Idol is not on their radar.

I actually got one right. I'm not having a good percentage of correct guesses this season.

Here's a list of Hallmark's Spring into Love movie lineup that begins March 23rd. Spring into Love

My major concern in the episode was that Clara and Davidson wouldn't take Ross' satchel when they fled. They need the money! Plus, it would help save Frederick, and I have some sympathy for him despite everything.

I have enjoyed this show and am hoping for its renewal. I’m much older than the group of contestants and often have no clue with the younger artists. But I spotted Cam Newton the minute he was shown in silhouette. No clues needed!

I want to grab Clara by the shoulders and shout "Snap out of it!" I get that she's young and inexperienced in the world's ways, but that doesn't excuse disregarding the advice of three people who love her. Wearing blinders has never been an attractive accessory.

I wish police would stop deciding on what has happened before actively listening to those involved. Yes, I know events sometimes strain credulity but that doesn’t mean they can’t be true. I wasn't expecting them to be able to rise above their trauma but am glad they persevered.

I interpreted the wedding night scene as Charles could not complete the action due to myriad memories depleting his sex drive. He wants to push them aside but he is too damaged to work through the trauma on his own. Imagine his embarrassment even if there were therapists who would be willing to work with him. I would love to see a family tree that takes us from the first series to this one. I remember the Trenchards and their storyline but I have no idea how all the new people are connected (if they are).

My husband's renal cell carcinoma was Stage 4 when diagnosed. He continued to work for three-plus years, including international travel. We were thankful he felt well enough to continue moving because it took his mind off the inevitable. So, I never even thought it was unrealistic for the mom to travel.

BBC America aired the first five episodes of Season One from noon through 4:00 today but they have now switched to Season Five starting with Episode One. I was enjoying revisiting the series’ origins.

Regarding noses: the tip of Luke Macfarlane's nose turns down so it only appears piggy when he is shot below nose level. Compare it to Ryan Paevey's nose. Ryan's is more of a traditional piggy as it turns upward at the tip and can be seen when photographed straight on.