Here we go. Ready to again talk about what’s new and coming to make its debut on Hallmark, one of our favorite TV networks. This month we press on with the Fall Harvest debuts (some of my favorites, always), and also begin their popular Countdown to Christmas romances. I’m just going to say this, guys, I saw Christmas décor at the store last week and am convinced it’s earlier than normal, and I am NOT OKAY. But before I go into full meltdown, let’s talk about the Hallmark October 2020 schedule.
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While I’m not jumping up and down in any kind of haste to see Christmas movies – yet, I am curious about the rest of these Fall Harvest titles, especially Country at Heart, which was pulled from last year’s schedule. Let’s see if it stays this year. Until then, let’s have a look-see at what you can watch on Hallmark Channel this year.
PS: you can see [Most] All of the Hallmark Christmas movies in my recent round-up, but of course I will share them with each monthly schedule, and will try to keep you updated with air dates, and any other changes.
Hallmark October 2020 Schedule: Fall Harvest + Christmas Romance
Hallmark does sometimes alter their schedule. While I do make every effort to be accurate of the dates of these premieres, sometimes things shift which will change or remove some titles from their lineup. I will try and keep up to date on any changes, and if I catch any, I will make note of it here. Check local listings for specific times.
1: Country at Heart – October 3 (Fall Harvest)
As I already said, this was part of the 2019 line-up only to be pulled, so hoping it stays and we finally get to see this rom-com about musicians who co-write a song.
2: My Best Friends Bouquet – October 10 (Fall Harvest)
Also known as Neverbrides (which is cute, right?), unusual to this seasonal program block, this one sees Charley Rose (A Christmas Duet) return as a woman
3: Sweet Autumn – October 17 (Fall Harvest)
Features Nikki DeLoach and Andrew Walker, this film is about two people who become unexpected co-owners of a candy shop; naturally I’d guess this also pits these two together in a battle of differing ideas, but ultimately, love, too.
4: Jingle Bell Bride – October 24
Based on the novel of the same name, the plot of which I haven’t a clue. Stars: Julie Gonzalo (“Supergirl”) and Ronnie Rowe Jr. (“Star Trek: Discovery”)
5: Chateau Christmas – October 25
Tells the story of a pianist who returns, and of course, finds her former sweetheart in her hometown. Stars: Merritt Patterson (“Picture a Perfect Christmas”) and Luke Macfarlane (“Just Add Romance”)
6: One Royal Holiday – October 31
Another sweet “royal romance” about an ordinary girl showing a prince the Christmas traditions of her hometown. Stars: Laura Osnes (“In the Key of Love”) and Aaron Tveit (Les Miserables).
Hallmark October 2020 Schedule: ‘Movies and Mysteries’
There’s also plenty to enjoy on the network’s sister station this month, too. This includes new entries in popular mystery series (!!!) and of course, a new Miracles of Christmas original (or two!) to kick off their 2020 season.
1: Follow Your Heart – October 4: An Amish romance the network has picked up to air.
2: Picture Perfect Mysteires: Exit Stage Death – October 11: Alexa and Carlos PenaVega return to their roles of Ally and Detective Acosta.
3: Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Reunited and It Feels so Deadly – October 18: Candace Cameron Bure and Co. return for this new installment in the fan favorite!
4: Christmas Tree Lane – October 24: stars Alicia Witt
5: Deliver by Christmas – October 25: This one features a bakery I believe, so needless to say, they’ll be some yummy treats!
6: Cranberry Christmas – October 31: After Sweet Autumn, leading lady Nikki DeLoach steps into Christmas.
Your turn! Which of these are you most excited about? Any of these October 2020 Hallmark schedule titles you plan to watch and enjoy? Any you’ll make DVR space for? Comment all of your thoughts down in the comment section below.
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I’m excited to see all the Hallmark movies but especially the Christmas movies. My favorite holiday.
Hope you enjoy the Christmas movies. Is there one you’re especially excited for?