Felicity Olson (Sarah Brooks) returns to her
small hometown of Aspen Grove Wisconsin after her Chicago bakery fails feeling
depressed and in no mood to celebrate the holidays.
Her family however were in full on Christmas mode, and she found herself press ganged into joining in, but it was handsome farmer Herb Porter (James Anderson) who befriended, supported and loved her as she got back her Christmas spirit.
Tori (Kaitlyn Lunardi) is a young, underappreciated business consultant working for a heartless corporation in New York, who is sent upstate by her crush Jake (Chris Cimperman) to acquire a small craft brewery for the company.
But
soon after meeting the kind-hearted owner Evan (James Liddell),
she
falls in love with him, and the close-knit community surrounding it.
However
when she discovers that Jake plans to close it, she sets out to block the deal and
save the business.
A TV makeover show, Destination Renovation, are working at a winery in Lockport, New York, close to Niagara Falls, when it all goes wrong.
After
the Diva host of the show, interior decorator Hannah Daley (Taryn Hacker) has a
meltdown Mitch (Paulie Calafiore) take the crew back to the hotel for lunch
leaving Hannah and her old friend and builder Cash Gibson (Jon Hacker) at the
winery.
On
the flight up to Lockport Hannah sat next to a woman who tested positive for a
serious infectious disease, so the CDC quarantined the crew and anyone else who
came into contact with them in the previous 24 hours up until Christmas Eve.
So
Hannah and Cash have to spend the two weeks up until Christmas in a Cabin at
the winery and while they are on their own Hannah reveals why she has become
such a Diva and then their true feelings came out.
Bubbly Shea Andrews (Ashley Brinkman) planned to travel to Malta with her friend Kristen (Abigail Hawk) over Christmas, but Kristen cancels at the last minute.
At
the same time Michael Foster (Cody Calafiore) was headed to the same location
with his brother Daryl (Clayton Snyder), but Daryl only got as far as the
airport before he backed out.
In this adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott story set in the late 1880's, a widowed mother of three Mary Bassett
(Hélène
Joy), is struggling to put food on the table and keep the family together.
So
oldest daughter Mathilda (Tatiana Maslany) secretly sends a letter to her
estranged wealthy grandmother Isabella (Jacqueline Bisset) asking for help.
When
Isabella arrives, Mary expresses her obvious disapproval, and the old wounds
are reopened.
But
with patience, compromise and frankness they are eventually healed.
Ted
Atherton, Paula Boudreau, Michael Barbuto, Kris Turner,
Vivien
Endicott-Douglas and Gage Munroe also star.
A
bad boy professional hockey player Adam Clayborn (Niall Matter) and stick in
the mud struggling book-store owner Mary Campbell (Rachael Leigh Cook) are
paired together by Janet Dunleavy (Sandy Sidhu) to work together to help
rehabilitate each other's image.
Initially
their mutual animosity, and a reluctant attraction, sees them struggle to
achieve their goal.
But
as they thaw, they come to realize that opposites attract and they find
themselves unexpectedly falling in love.
Madison
Ryne Smith, Tammy Gillis, Susan Hogan and Keith MacKechnie also star.
It's
been many years since the family last made it home to Lagos for Christmas, but
then there were very good reasons for that, inter cousin bullying among them.
On
top of that there was a Mother-in-Law with no good word to say for anyone and the daily reminders of past failures.
This
time things were different, because the family was reuniting amidst grandpa's
impending death
So
despite the challenges in Lagos they are set for family drama, romance and
surprises, that is provided the Danfo Public Transport manages to get them
there in one piece.
Starring
Seun Kentebe, Valerie Odunukwe, Korede Lawal, Loveth Ogbene, Myde Glover,
Carol
King, Wale Morgan and Patrick Doyle.
