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New Hallmark+ competition looks for Hallmark's 'Mr. Christmas'
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Wrapping presents is just one area of competition in "Finding Mr. Christmas," a new reality series.
Tyler Hines, left, joins Jonathan Bennett and Melissa Peterman for a segment on "Finding Mr. Christmas."
Instead of showing superheroes as noble defenders of truth and freedom, “The Boys” dared to pull off the masks and show them as conniving cont…
Set in a central Oregon hospital (whose administrator longs to make it a medical destination), the series is staffed by caring folks who know …
Sarah Drew, former Grey's Anatomy actress and star of the new Hallmark+ series "The Mistletoe Murders," chats with Bruce Miller about whether …
Sarah Drew, a veteran of “Grey’s Anatomy,” didn’t want to know who the murderer was before she started “Mistletoe Murders,” a six-part drama o…
This year, Tyler Hynes will be seen in three “Groomsmen” films, a sequel to “Three Wise Men” and “Holiday Touchdown,” a romance that happens a…
In “A Real Pain,” Kieran Culkin is the cousin who’s untethered, outspoken and, often, a real pain to his more structured relative, played by J…
Fewer bromides might make this a better series but it takes the Hallmark model and turns it ever so slightly so newcomers can find a handle.
Through eight episodes, friendships twist and turn, loyalties are tested, and family members discover they have different priorities than othe…
Produced by David Henrie and Selena Gomez (among others), the new series has enough hallmarks of the old to please O.G. viewers and snag new ones.
Introduced in “Three Wise Men and a Baby,” the Brenner brothers are drafted to handle the program or risk disappointing Luke’s son.
