Real
estate developer Marcus King (De'Tuan Williams) leave his job at an established
firm and sets up on his own against the wishes of his wife Renee (Ariel Brown)
which causes friction and leads to her spending increasingly more time with her
sister Simone (Rachel Ann Jerome) which irritates Marcus.
Then
one night he meets Nina (Racquel Palmer) an enigmatic woman in the roof garden
after which his life rapidly spirals out of control, in betrayal and deception
which leads in turn to Murder.
Married
couple Abby and Ben (Amanda Brown and Jason Park) have reached a hiatus
in their lives and seem to want different things so after an argument just weeks before
Christmas they decide to spend the holidays apart and focus on deciding what
they want before the new year.
Ben
returns home to assist Pops (Robert Germar) on the family farm while Abby
throws herself into the dating scene but all the time they are reflecting on
the memories they shared together amidst the sparkling lights and cheerful
traditions.
As
Christmas Eve approaches, they have to work out if their marriage is over or if
they have a future together and if it’s the latter they have to meet by the
Christmas Tree in the town square.
Married
couple Abby and Ben (Amanda Brown and Jason Park) have reached a hiatus
in their lives and seem to want different things so after an argument just weeks before
Christmas they decide to spend the holidays apart and focus on deciding what
they want before the new year.
Ben
returns home to assist Pops (Robert Germar) on the family farm while Abby
throws herself into the dating scene but all the time they are reflecting on
the memories they shared together amidst the sparkling lights and cheerful
traditions.
As
Christmas Eve approaches, they have to work out if their marriage is over or if
they have a future together and if it’s the latter they have to meet by the
Christmas Tree in the town square.
Country
singer Charlotte Quinn (Laura Osnes) returns home to Canyon Pass, Montana, for the holidays as her brother Eric (Jesse Irving)
is coming home after completing his final tour of duty.
Her
parents Patty and Glenn (P Lynn
Johnson
and Jan Bos) are expecting Eric to take over the
family’s construction business, but Eric has other plans.
Meanwhile
while writing songs for her new album, Charlotte falls for Matt
(Stephen Huszar) who is in town to build a house for the
non-profit company, Operation
Homefront, but
do they have a future together?
Taylor
Sims (Jaimie Steck) and her father Billy (Mike Mayhall) have been estranged
since her mother's death in the 9/11 attacks, and had been living with her Aunt
Martha and Uncle Carson (Leticia Jimenez and Martin Kove) but following Carsons
death Martha can’t cope with Taylor on her own so she sends her back to live
with her father.
The
gulf between them seems unbridgeable, he has remarried and Janice (Krista
Kelley) resents her being there, but the three of them must work together to
re-establish their relationship.
When
the difficulty nearly consumes them all, Taylor bonds with a beautiful horse
who suffered the tragic loss of her foal and aided by Rocky (Matthew Hendren)
she learns that family, friendship, and faith are what’s important, and all the
pieces of her life fall into place.
Taylor
Sims (Jaimie Steck) and her father Billy (Mike Mayhall) have been estranged
since her mother's death in the 9/11 attacks, and had been living with her Aunt
Martha and Uncle Carson (Leticia Jimenez and Martin Kove) but following Carsons
death Martha can’t cope with Taylor on her own so she sends her back to live
with her father.
The
gulf between them seems unbridgeable, he has remarried and Janice (Krista
Kelley) resents her being there, but the three of them must work together to
re-establish their relationship.
When
the difficulty nearly consumes them all, Taylor bonds with a beautiful horse
who suffered the tragic loss of her foal and aided by Rocky (Matthew Hendren)
she learns that family, friendship, and faith are what’s important, and all the
pieces of her life fall into place.
A Bestselling lesbian
Christmas romance novelist Noel Robbins (Shelby Allison Brown) is paralyzed by
writer's block after her mother's passing and being cheated on the previous Christmas,
so she returns home to her hometown of Pinewood searching for inspiration.
Unexpectedly she finds it in
the form of a charming owner of Pinewood Books, single mom Callie (Callie Bussell) and her daughter Pepper (June Tuss).
But Noel has become a city
girl so choosing between the life she’s built in the city and life in a small
town with her Grandma (Karen M. Chan) and a love she never saw coming.
William
and Becca (Joseph Morales and Alexa Maria Huerta) are both
marketing executives
at a big-time company in Chicago, and are both vying for a promotion to the New
York office.
Because
they make a hash of their Christmas pitch their boss Mr.
Kriss (Sean Blake) sends them to William's hometown of Kringle Lake to rediscover
the spirit of Christmas.
While
there they get to know each other, more personally and when they find out William's brother's bakery is being forced to
close its doors, they work together on a plan to save the bakery, and in doing
so, they do find the Christmas spirit they were searching for, but they found
more than that, they found each other.
In
this contemporary retelling of Louisa May Alcott's 1868 classic novel, the
March sisters Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy (Jillian Murray,
Jen Lilley, Laura Osnes and Julia Reilly) return home to celebrate Christmas in
Alcott Grove.
The
story focuses mainly on Jo, a highly successful children's author, struggling
to break into the YA market and her publisher gives her two weeks to produce a
new draft, so she's forced to combine the holiday with developing a new
concept.
In
the meantime, Fritz, one of their editors, is sent by the publisher to support
Jo.
He
goes to Alcott Grove but doesn’t declare who he is or why he's there, and
instead gets close to Jo, and her sisters encourage her to spend time with
Fritz.
But
with them developing a romantic relationship, what will happen when the truth
is revealed?
Joy
and Hope McGregor (Alix Kermes and Ashley Brinkman) run the Two
Sisters Ranch in upstate New York with their dad, Frank (Stink Fisher) and longtime friend Gabe Corsetti
(Cody Calafiore).
Amanda Parkington (Vivica A. Fox) of Parkington
Publishing books her bestselling author Ethan Dulane (Andrew Rogers) into the
horse ranch for an
inspirational holiday away from his Manhattan luxury apartment.
Elder sister Hope and Gabe are best friends, and
each thinks the other only sees a brother or sister, everyone else see’s the
love between them.
Ethan, a stubborn single in regard to
relationships, but he is drawn to Joy, as she inspires his next novel.
So,
will Christmas romance blossom for one or both McGregor sisters?
An amusing Christmas story anthology is a
collection of amusing Christmas scenarios wrapped around poignant messages.
Such as a grieving husband who doesn’t want to
celebrate Christmas, an Elf visiting a therapist because he’s feeling the
pressure of the holiday, cookie obsessed neighbours, and relatives snowbound in
another city.
A
Very Special Christmas Show delivers stories for the season, starring Nigel
Butler, Carl Wager, Bryan Da Silva, Melissa Lee Fulmer, Peyton Real, John
Applegate, Gunnar Dalton, Nancy Dinsmore, Kelly Dinsmore, Nancy Butler, Bruce
Butler, Joseph Vassallo, Matthew Easley, John Butler, Isaac Scott, Joe Monroe,
John Steadman and Kyle S. Brown
Susan and Dave Evans (Stefannie Smith and Warren
Watson) send their rebellious
teen daughter Lizzy Evans (Taylor Lyons) to stay with her
grandmother Mary (Francine Locke) on her horse ranch
for Christmas.
Once she got over her initial anger she falls for her grandmother's
pony, Hope, and becomes determined to help save the ranch from foreclosure with
the help of friends and neighbours, especially James
Mifflin (Allen Williamson).
Susan and Dave Evans (Stefannie Smith and Warren
Watson) send their rebellious
teen daughter Lizzy Evans (Taylor Lyons) to stay with her
grandmother Mary (Francine Locke) on her horse ranch
for Christmas.
Once she got over her initial anger she falls for her grandmother's
pony, Hope, and becomes determined to help save the ranch from foreclosure with
the help of friends and neighbours, especially James
Mifflin (Allen Williamson).
A Christmas tale about a young Reverend, Oliver Crawford (Dennis Haysbert) from Cleveland, is appointed as the new Pastor of the Hallelujah Church in Washington, D.C., and travels to DC with his teenage son Nat Crawford (Deon Richmond).
He
is warmly welcomed by his assistant Eunice Perry (Suzzanne Douglas) but not so
much so by the self-appointed church committee, Elmira Pendleton, Minnie
Thomkins, Deacon Conoly and Rev. Foy (Phyllis Bash, Rosanna Carter, Lex Monson
and Ray Aranha) who never wanted him in the first place and have concerns about
his age and single-parent status, and they give him two days to impress them.
In
those two days he is challenged when he encounters a pregnant teen Kathrine
Marie Campbell (Tracy Douglas) a homeless veteran Big Willie Thornton (Keith
David), Mayor Turner (Phylicia Rashad) and the irascible neighbourhood atheist Old
Man Taylor (James Earl Jones).
But
its Christmas so it is the season for miracles.
A
Christmas tale about a young Reverend, Oliver Crawford (Dennis Haysbert) from
Cleveland, is appointed as the new Pastor of the Hallelujah
Church in Washington,
D.C., and travels to DC with his teenage son Nat Crawford (Deon Richmond).
He
is warmly welcomed by his assistant, Eunice Perry (Suzzanne Douglas) but not so
much so by the self-appointed church committee, Elmira Pendleton, Minnie
Thomkins, Deacon Conoly and Rev. Foy (Phyllis Bash, Rosanna Carter, Lex Monson
and Ray Aranha) who never wanted him in the first place and have concerns about
his age and single-parent status, and they give him two days to impress them.
In
those two days he is challenged when he encounters a pregnant teen Kathrine
Marie Campbell (Tracy Douglas) a homeless veteran Big Willie Thornton (Keith
David), Mayor Turner (Phylicia Rashad) and the irascible neighbourhood atheist Old
Man Taylor (James Earl Jones).
But
its Christmas so it is the season for miracles.
After
12-year-old Heather Lofton (Jennifer Love Hewitt) runs away from her Beverley
Hills home in order to find her birthmother Susan Ferris (Terri Treas) in
Denver, her money-grubbing adoptive mother Sybil Lofton (Anita Morris), who
doesn’t want to lose control of her daughters millions, hires Private Eye Nick
Frost (Howard Hesseman) to find her.
When
he intercepts Heather at the bus station and they are driving back to LA, Sybil
double crosses him and sets the FBI on Nick for the kidnapping of Little Miss
Millions, but will Nick manage to turn the tables on her?
After 12-year-old Heather Lofton (Jennifer Love Hewitt) runs away from her Beverley Hills home in order to find her birthmother Susan Ferris (Terri Treas) in Denver, her money-grubbing adoptive mother Sybil Lofton (Anita Morris), who doesn’t want to lose control of her daughters millions, hires Private Eye Nick Frost (Howard Hesseman) to find her.
When
he intercepts Heather at the bus station and they are driving back to LA, Sybil
double crosses him and sets the FBI on Nick for the kidnapping of Little Miss
Millions, but will Nick manage to turn the tables on her?
In
this interesting spinoff from the classic Dickens' “A Christmas Carol” Ebenezer
Scrooge (David Rupprecht), is sent on an adventurous quest by Jacob Marley (Rick Richter).
In 1844 Scrooge is in London and has just made Bob
Cratchit (Ken T. Williams) a full partner and then finds himself on the other
side of the Atlantic in New Britain, his mission is to show Timothy Cratchit
VI (Ken T. Williams) the great, great, great grandson of
Bob Cratchit, the error of his ways and he soon finds an
ally in Belle
Dickinson (Shannon Moore) who owns the Dinner Belle Diner,
who knew him in high school.
So, will Scrooge succeed in his quest and be able to return to his own country and his own time having achieved his goal?
Vincent
Price narrates the tale about miser Ebenezer Scrooge in
this 1949 retelling of Charles Dickens' “A Christmas Carol”.
The classic tale in which he is taught the true
meaning of Christmas by three Spirits who visit Scrooge (Taylor Holmes), revealing to him the truth about his own miserable existence, what
opportunities he wasted in his youth, his current catalogue of cruelties, and
the dire fate that awaits him if he does not change his ways.
Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing
bitterness and meanness, and must decide what his own future will hold, death
or redemption.
The Spirits are played by Nelson Leigh (Past), George
James (Present) and Jack Nestle (Future)
The
other key characters and portrayed by Earl Lee (Marley), Constance
Cavendish (Martha), Patrick Whyte, Queenie Leonard, Mike
Miller, Karen Kester and Jill St. John (The Cratchit’s), Robert Hyatt (Tiny
Tim), and Robert Clarke (Fred).
Vincent
Price narrates the tale about miser Ebenezer Scrooge in
this 1949 retelling of Charles Dickens' “A Christmas Carol”.
The classic tale in which he is taught the true
meaning of Christmas by three Spirits who visit Scrooge (Taylor Holmes), revealing to him the truth about his own miserable existence, what
opportunities he wasted in his youth, his current catalogue of cruelties, and
the dire fate that awaits him if he does not change his ways.
Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing
bitterness and meanness, and must decide what his own future will hold, death
or redemption.
The Spirits are played by Nelson Leigh (Past), George
James (Present) and Jack Nestle (Future)
The
other key characters and portrayed by Earl Lee (Marley), Constance
Cavendish (Martha), Patrick Whyte, Queenie Leonard, Mike
Miller, Karen Kester and Jill St. John (The Cratchit’s), Robert Hyatt (Tiny
Tim), and Robert Clarke (Fred).
