A
fourteen year old boy, Will Stanton (Alexander Ludwig) has his life turned
upside down when he is told by an eccentric group, Merriman Lyon (Ian McShane)
Miss Greythorne (Frances Conroy) Dawson (James Cosmo) Old George (Jim Piddock)
and Maggie Barnes (Amelia Warner) that
he is the last of a group of immortal warriors who have dedicated their lives
to fighting the forces of darkness, personified by the Rider (Christopher
Eccleston).
A
fourteen year old boy, Will Stanton (Alexander Ludwig) has his life turned
upside down when he is told by an eccentric group, Merriman Lyon (Ian McShane)
Miss Greythorne (Frances Conroy) Dawson (James Cosmo) Old George (Jim Piddock)
and Maggie Barnes (Amelia Warner) that
he is the last of a group of immortal warriors who have dedicated their lives
to fighting the forces of darkness, personified by the Rider (Christopher
Eccleston).
Veterinary
Doctor, Marilee White (Kimberley Sustad) returns to her hometown of Jamestown,
Oregon for the first Christmas in five years since moving to Miami, and one of
the first people she runs into in Jamestown is ex-boyfriend Zachary Stone (Brandon Routh).
One
day Zach, who is a fireman, finds a box of nine abandoned kittens outside the
firehouse, so he takes it upon himself to try and find homes for them and in
the absence of a Town Vet, due to retirement, Marilee volunteers to help.
Inevitably
as they work together to find the kittens good homes, they have to come to
terms with the fact that there is still a significant spark between them.
Veterinary
Doctor, Marilee White (Kimberley Sustad) returns to her hometown of Jamestown,
Oregon for the first Christmas in five years since moving to Miami, and one of
the first people she runs into in Jamestown is ex-boyfriend Zachary Stone (Brandon Routh).
One
day Zach, who is a fireman, finds a box of nine abandoned kittens outside the
firehouse, so he takes it upon himself to try and find homes for them and in
the absence of a Town Vet, due to retirement, Marilee volunteers to help.
Inevitably
as they work together to find the kittens good homes, they have to come to
terms with the fact that there is still a significant spark between them.
Veterinary
Doctor, Marilee White (Kimberley Sustad) returns to her hometown of Jamestown,
Oregon for the first Christmas in five years since moving to Miami, and one of
the first people she runs into in Jamestown is ex-boyfriend Zachary Stone (Brandon Routh).
One
day Zach, who is a fireman, finds a box of nine abandoned kittens outside the
firehouse, so he takes it upon himself to try and find homes for them and in
the absence of a Town Vet, due to retirement, Marilee volunteers to help.
Inevitably as they work together to find the kittens good homes, they have to come to terms with the fact that there is still a significant spark between them.
Thanks
to some Christmas magic, Emma (Katherine
Barrell),
gets to experience two different Christmases, in true “Sliding Doors” fashion,
when in one reality she misses her flight home and stays in the city in order
to work and celebrates with a new crush Max (Evan Roderick),
and the other one where she makes the flight and returns home to her family and
experiences Christmas with childhood friend Drew (Chandler Massey).
All
she has to do is finally discover what, in life and in love, will really make
her truly happy.
After
recently moving to London, American architect David Burnside (Will Kemp) is
shopping for a Christmas present for his girlfriend Charlotte Fitzsimmons
(Sophie Hopkins) three days before Christmas when he runs into professional
shopper Anji Patel (Reshma Shetty) who frowns upon his choice of a gift card.
As
his girlfriend is also his boss’s daughter he bows to pressure from his peers
and hires Anji to help him find Charlotte a meaningful gift and so begins an
adventure that takes them from one scrape to another and inevitably David and
Anji make an emotional connection.
