Hallmark Christmas Movies 2026: Complete Guide
The Countdown to Christmas is on. Here’s a look at the full Hallmark Christmas Movie slate for 2026, and how to watch with Sling.
‘Tis the season. Well, technically, ‘tis not the season for most of us. But if you’re a fan of Countdown to Christmas on Hallmark Channel, ‘tis the season for you. We’re here to with your complete guide to Countdown to Christmas 2026. From the complete schedule to trailers to descriptions of your soon-to-be favorite Christmas movies, think of us as your tour guide through this winter wonderland.
10 weeks. 34 new premieres. The Hallmark talent you love to see year after year. Get yourself a partridge in a pear tree and you’re all set. Buckle up. Hallmark is about to put the “Slay” in sleigh bells. Here’s your complete guide to Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas 2026.
How to watch Countdown to Christmas 2026 on Hallmark Channel with Sling
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'Tis the Season for Setups
Starring: Amanda Schull, Victor Webster, Barbara Niven
Hyper-organized single mom and party planner Lexi (Schull), her free-spirited mother June (Niven) and teen daughter Piper (Verity Marks) head to a local ski resort for Christmas after Lexi is hired to organize their annual holiday party. She immediately butts heads with Ridge (Webster), the ski instructor and son of the lodge's owner, Dan (John B. Lowe). Despite not getting along, Lexi and Ridge notice a spark between June and Dan and decide to set them up — but June and Dan have matchmaking ideas of their own, and the schemes keep turning the outings into foursomes. As they work to pair up their parents, Lexi and Ridge grow closer themselves.
Premieres Friday, October 16 at 8/7c
Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story
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Starring: Lyndsy Fonseca, Robert Buckley, Marsha Mason, Barbara Alyn Woods, Khary Payton
Ambitious freelance reporter Avery Clark (Fonseca) returns to Chicago for Christmas with her mom (Woods) and new stepdad (Payton), hoping for downtime before her next assignment. Instead she lands a feel-good story on Darlene Donnelly (Mason), a beloved Chicago Bears superfan about to attend her 500th game. The catch: Avery knows almost nothing about football or Chicago. Enter Darlene's grandson Matt (Buckley), a Chicago firefighter and die-hard Bears fan who shows Avery what being part of Bears Nation is all about. As sparks fly, Avery — always on the move — starts to understand that football is about far more than the field. (Features cameos from Bears figures including Caleb Williams, Mike Singletary and mascot Staley Da Bear.)
Premieres Saturday, October 17 at 8/7c
Mr. & Mrs. Christmas
Starring: Brendan Penny, Pascale Hutton
Taylor Lewis (Penny), a single dad and holiday-display expert, relocates to the charming town of Pineway with his two kids just weeks before Christmas. Taking charge of the town's beloved Christmas Market revival, he's unexpectedly partnered with Sophie Shaw (Hutton), a practical accountant hoping to prove she's ready for a leadership role. Together the unlikely duo brings fresh ideas and festive spirit to the community. But when Taylor's efforts to help his teenage daughter backfire, he realizes the holidays can't be forced — and as he and Sophie grow closer, they learn that embracing change may be the key to new traditions.
Premieres Sunday, October 18 at 8/7c
Winter Wonderlanes
Starring: Ashley Newbrough, Franco Lo Presti
Globe-trotting pop-up restaurateur Audrey Bell (Newbrough) returns home for Thanksgiving to learn her late grandfather's beloved bowling alley, Wonderlanes, is being sold. She agrees to stay for one last festive season and revive its iconic Winter Wonderlanes youth bowling tournament. To drum up publicity she reluctantly teams with Jason Miller (Lo Presti), a local news reporter and her high school boyfriend — and working side by side rekindles old feelings. As the tournament nears, Audrey must decide whether to chase her next opportunity or finally put down roots where her heart belongs.
Premieres Friday, October 23 at 8/7c
Forgotten Holiday
Starring: Janel Parrish, Daniel Lissing
Kathryn Liu (Parrish), an antiques buyer at her father's store, has been happily dating Rob Ashford (Lissing) for nearly a year. When he surprises her with a pre-Christmas proposal, her fear of a failed relationship sends her running without an answer. Heartbroken, Rob has a car accident that erases his memory of the past year — including their relationship and his love of Christmas. On his doctor's unconventional orders, Kathryn helps retrace their romance and reintroduce him to the holidays. But as his memories inch back, she must find the courage to fight for the love she was too afraid to claim.
Premieres Saturday, October 24 at 8/7c
What If Christmas
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Starring: Lori Loughlin, Tom Cavanagh
Erin (Loughlin) has long supported her heart-surgeon husband Adam (Cavanagh) by organizing his hospitals' Christmas charity galas. When he moves to a new hospital, her help is no longer needed, and back in New York City her buried regrets about giving up fashion design resurface. Given a peculiar heart-shaped ornament, Erin wakes in an alternate reality where she's a world-famous designer. Attending Christmas events with an alternate-universe Adam, she discovers it's lonely at the top — and that the life and love she wanted were in front of her all along, if she can find the courage to reach for them.
Premieres Sunday, October 25 at 8/7c
Who's Coming for Christmas?
Starring: Rhiannon Fish, Jake Foy, Mila Morgan
Newly relocated, Julie (Fish) decorates her home with pieces inherited from her late grandmother, including a dining table she plans to use for her first-ever Christmas Eve dinner. Though her guest list isn't set, she has faith her holiday table for eight will be filled. Her warm nature quickly wins friends, including neighbor Mark (Foy) and his young daughter Vanessa (Morgan), who offer to join her. But when bad weather threatens to keep everyone away, it may take a small Christmas miracle — or a series of them — to fill her holiday table.
Premieres Friday, October 30 at 8/7c
Adopting St. Nick
Starring: Amy Groening, Michael Rady
Maren (Groening), a busy single mom to adopted daughter Leah (Taylor Blake), runs her late father's hardware store and rarely makes time for herself. When Leah joins the Christmas Companions program at Jolly Acres retirement community, she's paired with Kris (Randy Apostle), a jolly resident who looks remarkably like Santa. There Maren crosses paths with nomadic Reid (Rady), the center's director of community launch, whose job keeps him traveling. When the program is jeopardized, Maren pitches in to help — and as she and Reid grow closer, she learns to let others in while Reid questions whether to accept an assignment that would take him far from the place beginning to feel like home.
Premieres Saturday, October 31 at 8/7c
A Danish Christmas
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Starring: Emilie Ullerup, Corey Sevier
Chicago-based hotel tech executive Marie (Ullerup) returns home to Copenhagen for the holidays and pitches in at her family's inn. When guest Ryan Miller (Sevier) checks in, a case of mistaken identity leads her to believe he's a travel writer, so she scrambles to recreate the Christmas tour the Andersen Inn hasn't offered since her father passed. With her mother planning to sell the inn after New Year's, Marie is doubly determined to impress — a glowing story could save the business. Despite festive fiascos, she and Ryan forge a connection, and when the real journalist arrives, Marie goes into overdrive to deliver the perfect Danish Christmas.
Premieres Sunday, November 1 at 8/7c
Mistletoe Murders — Season 3 Premiere (returning series)
Starring: Sarah Drew, Peter Mooney (with guest stars Catherine Bell and Holly Robinson Peete)
Emily Lane (Drew) again teams up with Detective Sam Wilner (Mooney) to solve three new Christmas mysteries as her past collides with her present, leaving her questioning everything she believed to be true.
Season 3 premieres Thursday, November 5 at 8/7c (new episodes air select Thursdays through the Season Finale on December 10)
Merry Memories
Starring: Lindura, Brendan Morgan
Rigid accountant Michaela (Lindura) steps in to help her brother care for his young son Danny (Omi Fitzpatrick-Gonzales) while Danny's military mom is deployed over Christmas. When Danny is assigned to make a holiday scrapbook for his mom, Michaela reluctantly accepts help from his free-spirited substitute teacher Bryan (Morgan), whose creativity clashes with her need for control. As they capture festive moments, mishaps turn into meaningful traditions and sparks begin to fly — teaching Michaela to embrace imperfection while Bryan rethinks his future.
Premieres Friday, November 6 at 8/7c
Holiday Unplugged
Starring: Nikki DeLoach, Juan Pablo Di Pace
Art teacher Sally (DeLoach) has spent a decade honoring her late husband Jake while raising their two children. Ready for love again, she joins a dating app and matches with Damon (Di Pace), her kids' former kindergarten teacher. When a server migration wipes out her treasured videos of Jake and her backup phone shatters, the only hope is the original tapes. To buy time, Sally institutes a screen-free Christmas while secretly searching for them — and Damon joins the hunt. As the family rediscovers the joy of unplugging, they learn the importance of cherishing old memories and creating new ones.
Premieres Saturday, November 7 at 8/7c
A Season of Promises
Starring: Brooke D'Orsay, Ali Liebert, James Denton
Sisters Heidi (D'Orsay) and Sophie (Liebert) couldn't be more different — one laser-focused on landing a play-by-play job with the local pro hockey team, the other chasing stand-up comedy while waitressing. A rift after their mother's passing pulled them apart, but they share a deep love for their father Ed (Denton). When a fainting episode lands Ed in the hospital, the sisters set aside their differences to play Cupid and help him find someone special in time for the holidays — and each finds unexpected joy and peace along the way.
Premieres Sunday, November 8 at 8/7c
My Christmas Cowboy
Starring: Amy Acker, Luke Macfarlane, Sara Canning
Meg (Acker) set aside her newscaster dreams after a disastrous college audition and is now happy as a news producer in Fern, Texas. Her former college crush and audition partner Billy Kane (Macfarlane) — now a Hollywood host on the brink of losing his career — returns to Texas to lay low with his sister (Canning). Meg's feelings are frosty, but she keeps crossing paths with Billy thanks to her dad's horse-therapy program. When her dad is injured before the annual Reindeer Roundup, Billy is enlisted to host, and Meg teaches him to ride and rope. As they reconnect, each gives the other courage to step outside their comfort zone.
Premieres Friday, November 13 at 8/7c
The Nights Before Christmas
Starring: Tyler Hynes, Laci J Mailey
Stuck in a rut, Marty (Hynes) wishes one Christmas Eve for more time — and wakes to find it's Christmas Eve again. Embracing his time loop, he finally notices the sights, sounds and people of New York City, learning instruments, languages and reading every book. Then he meets Chloe (Mailey), a newly out-of-work journalist, and falls hard — but each repeating December 24, she doesn't remember him. As the Christmas Eves continue, Marty sets out to win her over and figure out what he needs to do to finally reach Christmas Day, hopefully with Chloe by his side.
Premieres Saturday, November 14 at 8/7c
Mistletoe and Mimosas
Starring: Tamera Mowry-Housley, Kristoffer Polaha, Jennifer Robertson
Manhattan business consultant Claire Bennett (Mowry-Housley) unexpectedly inherits her late Uncle Lou's Christmas-themed bar, The Tipsy Reindeer, in upstate New York — along with its heavy debt. She plans to turn it around and sell to someone who'll preserve her uncle's legacy. Then she meets Zach (Polaha), part-owner of trendy rival club Algorithm, which wants to buy her out. The two agree to a 12 Days of Christmas–style business competition: if Claire wins, Zach finds the right buyer; if he wins, she'll consider his offer. As they compete, rivalry turns to undeniable attraction.
Premieres Sunday, November 15 at 8/7c
Our Holiday Playbook
Starring: Taylor Cole, Charles Michael Davis
Returning home for the holidays, Lexi Bell (Cole) faces the Bell Bowl — a fiercely competitive annual Christmas flag-football showdown between her father and uncle. When an injury sidelines her brother-in-law, she strikes a deal with Eddie (Davis), a former local football star turned teacher: she'll use her baking skills to help him win his family's bake-off if he poses as her boyfriend to meet the team's eligibility requirement. As they navigate each other's family gatherings, their fake romance starts feeling very real — and on the field, Lexi may have already won at love.
Premieres Friday, November 20 at 8/7c
Christmas in Blue Dog Valley
Starring: Erin Cahill, Andrew Walker
On-set veterinarian Goldie MacKenzie (Cahill) leaves Hollywood to buy a family-run clinic in tight-knit Blue Dog Valley, arriving just in time for Christmas. When the clinic's longtime owner is called away, Goldie is hosted by his son Cohen (Walker), the family "black sheep" who refused to become a vet. The two get off on the wrong foot, but when locals cold-shoulder "the newcomer," Cohen helps her win them over. Aided by a mysterious dog she dubs Blue, Goldie works to prove herself amid holiday crises — and finds herself drawn to the heart of her new home, and to a certain black sheep.
Premieres Saturday, November 21 at 8/7c
Double Booked for the Holidays
Starring: Rachael Leigh Cook, Owain Yeoman, Stephen Hagan
Identical twins — bookish Abigail and globe-trotting event planner Charlie (both Cook) — agree only that their first Christmas without their mom will be hard. A last-minute chance to run the Story Shoppe, a bookshop in Hay-on-Wye, Wales, sends them abroad, thrilling Abigail, a devotee of the Winterton Chronicles book series set there. Abigail bonds with friendly next-door barista Tom (Yeoman), while Charlie grows close to dashing Lord Rhys (Hagan), the author's great-nephew. Mistaken identities spark merry mix-ups as both men woo the sisters, unaware they're twins — until the ball, when the secret is unwrapped and the crisscrossed lovers find their happy ending isn't by the book.
Premieres Saturday, November 22 at 8/7c
Christmas Delivered
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Starring: Autumn Reeser, Wes Brown
Seeking to unwind, Kimberly Carr (Reeser) travels to Canada to spend Christmas with her grandmother JoJo (Linda Darlow) at her cozy farmhouse. Her restorative holiday is upended when she meets Ben Chambers (Brown), owner of a local tree farm and a new Christmas-tree delivery app called TreeBen. Ben's a leap-before-you-look dreamer; Kimberly is methodical and practical. When his app is plagued with glitches, she uses her tech expertise to help — even while doubting the town even needs it. Delivering trees in his red truck, the two discover they have more in common than they thought, and Kimberly begins to wonder if she's ready for a change, and for romance.
Premieres Thursday, November 26 at 8/7c
The Christmas Eve Feast
Starring: Daniella Monet, Kevin McGarry (executive produced by Giada De Laurentiis)
Silvana "Silvy" Gianetti (Monet) is disillusioned as executive chef at a swanky New York restaurant and longs for the comfort of home. When her beloved Nonna hurts her wrist, Silvy returns to Boston's Italian North End to prepare the family's cherished "Feast of the Seven Fishes" Christmas Eve dinner. There she meets Ethan (McGarry), a photographer documenting family traditions who's grown close to her Nonna. After a rocky start, romance simmers as Silvy comes to appreciate the heart he brings to capturing small moments — and the family cooking reminds her of the joy, and the person, she truly wants by her side.
Premieres Friday, November 27 at 6/5c
Return to Santa
Starring: Paul Campbell, Rachel Boston
Hopeful eight-year-old Jake writes Santa a letter full of fantastical wishes, but it gets lost in the North Pole and he grows up a non-believer. Decades later, Santa finds the misplaced letter and sets out to make things right. Now an adult, Jake (Campbell) sees his life turned upside down as his childhood wishes start coming true and clashing with his practical life — just as his childhood best friend Julie (Boston) moves back to town. As Santa checks off the list, Jake and Julie join forces to manage the chaotic consequences, growing closer and perhaps leading Jake to his most important childhood dream.
Premieres Friday, November 27 at 8/7c
The Most Wonderful Secret
Starring: Tammin Sursok, Peter Porte
Every Christmas, a small town honors a beloved late teacher by staging a whimsical scavenger hunt for one worthy "Secret Norma" recipient. Burned-out art teacher Vanessa (Sursok), visiting her widowed brother and niece Esther for the holidays, is surprised to be chosen. Hoping to bring Esther some magic, she helps revive the town's holiday block party. Her handsome electrician neighbor Spencer (Porte) offers to help if she'll assist in selling his late mother Norma's house. As Vanessa solves the "Secret Norma" riddles and plans the party, her passion for teaching reignites — along with her feelings for the charming electrician next door.
Premieres Saturday, November 28 at 6/5c
Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True
Starring: Lacey Chabert, Travis Van Winkle, Richard Kind, Christy Carlson Romano, Bryce Durfee, Taegen Burns
Lindsey (Chabert) and her extended family head to the Walt Disney World Resort for a magical family Christmas. The dream sours when she discovers her room is next door to Philip (Van Winkle), a disastrous recent first date who's also there on a family trip. As their paths keep crossing throughout the stay, the frost thaws and they realize they're not so different after all. Thanks to a little Walt Disney World magic, the wish Lindsey made in Cinderella Fountain just might turn their rivalry into romance.
Premieres Saturday, November 28 at 8/7c
Eight Nights for Love
Starring: Hunter King, Dan Jeannotte
Hannah (King), who works for a large New York auction house, is excited for best friend Ethan (Jeannotte) to visit for Hanukkah — until he reveals he's steered a major Judaica collection to her auction house on the condition she handle the sale. Complicating things further, she meets the mysterious Pearl (Felicia Shulman), who gives her an antique menorah that transports her to different moments of her past each night of Hanukkah, with Pearl as guide. Revisiting those moments — some involving Ethan — leads Hannah to confront her fear of failure and realize feelings for Ethan she never acknowledged.
Premieres Sunday, November 29 at 6/5c
Miles to Christmas
Starring: Ashley Williams, Steve Lund, Alison Sweeney
When an early snowstorm sweeps the Midwest, punctual, straight-laced "suit" Cassidy Fields (Williams) hitches a ride with free-spirited, music-loving Johanna "Jo" Woods (Sweeney) in her brother Chase's (Lund) 18-wheeler to catch a flight. When Jo's flight takes off but Cassidy's is cancelled, she joins Chase driving home from Chicago to Tennessee to make it to her father by Christmas. A spark grows between Cassidy and Chase, and through lost keys, a Mrs. Claus parade and a surprise reunion with Jo, the trio push past every obstacle and learn the fastest way home is leaning on one another.
Premieres Sunday, November 29 at 8/7c
The Snowflake Effect
Starring: Heather Hemmens, Mark Ghanimé
Driven corporate attorney Tanya (Hemmens) ducks into a charming gift shop for a last-minute White Elephant present and meets laid-back clerk Jason (Ghanimé). She buys an antique glass snowflake that — unknown to either — is a good-luck charm carrying a generations-old tradition. Because it's entered into a gift exchange rather than given with intention, Tanya suddenly inherits everyone else's bad luck. After Jason's Aunt Coco (Jayne Eastwood) explains the lore, Tanya and Jason race across Chicago to track the snowflake from recipient to recipient before Christmas Day — and as they do, their relationship turns into something more.
Premieres Friday, December 4 at 8/7c
A Grand Biltmore Christmas
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Starring: Holland Roden, Niall Matter, Andie MacDowell, James Trevena, Jonathan Frakes, Rachel Boston, Wes Brown
As Biltmore House opens for the first time on Christmas Eve 1895, 13-year-old Elizabeth rescues a trespassing teen named Michael by claiming to know him; they share an instant connection before he mysteriously vanishes. Twenty years later, adult Elizabeth (Roden) spends Christmas at Biltmore with suitor James (Trevena), favored by her Aunt Maysilee (MacDowell). When a stranger asks her to dance, she's stunned to find it's Michael (Matter) — a present-day tourist who traveled to the past via a magical hourglass in Biltmore's library. Transported to the modern world, Elizabeth must find a way home while deciding whether to resume the life chosen for her or follow her heart into the present.
Premieres Saturday, December 5 at 8/7c
An Angel in My Stocking
Starring: Fiona Gubelmann, Marco Grazzini, Nancy Robertson
Amanda (Gubelmann) and Jack (Grazzini) married after a three-month whirlwind romance, but a calamitous first Christmas marked the beginning of the end of their brief marriage. Three years post-divorce and still Christmas-averse, Amanda heads to Vermont with her sister Lucy (Siobhan Williams) for an un-Christmasy getaway — only to find Jack on their flight. En route she meets Margaret (Robertson), a quirky traveler no one else can see. When bad weather strands the pair in the remote town of Pinecone Lake, Margaret reappears, claiming to be Amanda's lifelong guardian angel — and with her guidance, Amanda begins to see beyond the past and follow her heart.
Premieres Sunday, December 6 at 8/7c
Christmas in Canterbury
Starring: Jessy Schram, Will Kemp
Rose (Schram) travels to Canterbury, England to spend the holidays with childhood friend Asha (Sohm Kapila) after losing her beloved Grandma Bud. When Asha is put on bed rest late in her pregnancy, Rose steps into her choirmaster role — not realizing a mix-up over which "Vienna" children's choir she led. Her glass-half-full attitude is tested by Harrison (Kemp), the tradition-bound boys'-choir master. When the headmistress pits the two choirs against each other to perform at the Christmas Eve concert in Canterbury Cathedral, their rivalry sparks a romance — and these opposites from opposite sides of the pond find they're not so different after all.
Premieres Friday, December 11 at 8/7c
Snow Globe Town
Starring: Kimberley Sustad, Scott Michael Foster
Inspired by Brad Paisley's song "Snow Globe Town," this romance follows Emily Church (Sustad), who joins her sister Zoe and Zoe's longtime boyfriend on a getaway to Pine Grove — the "Christmas Proposal Capital of America." Expecting to photograph Zoe's engagement, Emily instead finds herself sidelined by the town's couples-only traditions and paired with Bert Baxter (Foster), a skeptical journalist researching the romantic legacy tied to his grandfather. As Emily quietly helps Zoe's proposal come together, she and Bert are swept into the town's festive traditions and discover a shared outlook that challenges both their expectations.
Premieres Saturday, December 12 at 8/7c
Noelle Nomads
Starring: Benjamin Ayres, Torrey DeVitto
Before a luxurious Hawaiian holiday, uptight sports-medicine physician Joseph (Ayres) and his daughter Annie (Kaelyn Yoon-MacRae) must make a pit stop at a remote campground to deliver a package from his late father to a mysterious person named Birdie. Their plans derail when Joseph crashes into free-spirited Nora's (DeVitto) RV, and worse, their own Winnebago breaks down. Stranded while awaiting parts, they're welcomed by the quirky campers who call themselves the Nomads. As Nora shows Joseph how to embrace camp life, romance kindles — and once the parts arrive, Joseph must decide whether leaving the campground, and the person who makes it feel like home, is really the plan.
Premieres Sunday, December 13 at 8/7c
Hearts All Aglow
Starring: Mishael Morgan, B.J. Britt, Holly Robinson Peete
Music historian Mari (Morgan) wrangles an invite to a music museum's annual Christmas gala with one goal: an interview with the museum's founder, legendary Grammy-winning singer-producer Tasha (Peete), who rarely grants them. Also crashing the gala is Julian (Britt), a busy New York attorney determined to retrieve a treasured piece of sheet music — autographed by Nat King Cole — that he donated to the museum while grieving his mother. When Mari and Julian cross paths, they team up to reach the elusive host amid increasingly chaotic Christmas contests — and discover that what they were searching for isn't quite what they truly need.
Premieres Friday, December 18 at 8/7c
Barking All the Way
Starring: Ian Harding, Tori Anderson
Workaholic realtor Billie (Anderson) heads home for Christmas, but her trip is derailed when a lovable, chaotic dog named Yappy nearly causes a crash. After meeting Yappy's mysterious yet oddly familiar owner, Mrs. C, Billie agrees to watch the pup while Mrs. C visits her grandchildren. Yappy promptly plays matchmaker, pulling Billie toward her traveling-contractor ex-boyfriend Hutch (Harding). Determined to leave him in the past, she instead ends up spending more time with him when her mother hires him for a project — leading Billie to question whether chasing the top-seller dream is really what she wants.
Premieres Saturday, December 19 at 8/7c
Save the Date for Christmas
Starring: Italia Ricci, Jonathan Bennett
Susie (Ricci) has checked out on dating while longtime friend Alec (Bennett) remains a hopeless romantic — and both keep striking out. After serving as each other's plus-one at what feels like their twentieth wedding of the year, they vow to take a break from weddings and the search for love. The pact doesn't last: the next day Susie's sister announces a last-minute Christmas wedding, and Susie drags Alec along. Their mission for the week — survive as the lone singles and dodge family matchmaking. But the wedding duties and family time push the two best friends to a new appreciation of love, each finding romance where they least expect it.
Premieres Sunday, December 20 at 8/7c
Bottom Line
Now that you’ve peeked in the closet to find out what gifts you’ll be getting this Christmas, there’s only one thing left to do. To watch all these movies, plus past Countdown to Christmas favorites, add the Lifestyle Extra pack to any Sling base plan.