Hallmark Christmas Movies 2022 Schedule

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Hallmark Channel’s “Countdown to Christmas” 2022 Movies

All movies premiere at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

Friday, October 21

Noel Next Door, starring Natalie Hall and Corey Sevier

When a single mom and a neighbor say harsh words to one another, she is insistent that he is trying to ruin the holidays. But his grouch-like approach may just win her heart come Christmas.

Saturday, October 22

We Wish You a Married Christmas, starring Marisol Nichols and Kristoffer Polaha

As a married couple, Becca (Marisol Nichols) and Bobby (Kristoffer Polaha) are having trouble reconnecting with one another. They decide to head to a Vermont inn right before Christmas to recharge and rebuild their marriage.

Sunday, October 23

A Kismet Christmas, starring Sarah Ramos, Carlo Marks and Marilu Henner

Sara (Sarah Ramos) is a children’s book author who comes home and finds herself getting closer with loved ones. What’s more, her teenage crush Travis (Carlo Marks) is also part of the mix.

Friday, October 28

A Cozy Christmas Inn, starring Jodie Sweetin and David O’Donnell

Real estate executive Erica (Jodie Sweetin) must go to Alaska to try and buy a bed and breakfast. When she discovers the property is owned by her ex, she finds herself possibly falling in love with the town and maybe with him as well.

Saturday, October 29

Jolly Good Christmas, starring Reshma Shetty and Will Kemp

David (Will Kemp) is an American architect who’s moved to London for a prestigious work opportunity. When he bumps into professional shopper Anji (Reshma Shetty) while trying to pick out a present for his girlfriend, he hires her to help him find the best holiday gift.

Sunday, October 30

Ghosts of Christmas Always, starring Kim Matula, Ian Harding, Beth Leavel, Lori Tan Chinn and Reginald VelJohnson

Katherine is the Ghost of Christmas Present who is sent to help one soul, Peter, relearn the magic of Christmas spirit.

Friday, November 4

A Magical Christmas Village, starring Alison Sweeney, Luke Macfarlane and Marlo Thomas

When Summer’s mother Vivian moves in with her and her young daughter, she brings with her a mini Christmas village that looks like their town and supposedly grants holiday wishes.

Saturday, November 5

Lights, Camera, Christmas!, starring Kimberley Sustad and John Brotherton

Kerry (Kimberley Sustad) is a local shop owner who becomes the costume designer for a rom-com filming in her local town. As she works on the movie, she rediscovers her love for fashion while falling for leading man Brad (John Brotherton).

Sunday, November 6

All Saints Christmas, starring Ledisi and Roger Cross

Lisette (Ledisi) is an R&B singer who accidentally has a photo of her and her music producer ex (Roger Cross) go viral at an engagement announcement. This leads to her family insisting he join her on the trip back home to New Orleans for Christmas.

Friday, November 11

In Merry Measure, starring Patti Murin, Brendan Penny and Jennifer Robertson

When pop star Darcy (Patti Murin) comes to home to spend the holidays with her sister and niece, she unexpectedly starts to coach the high school choir with her one-time enemy, Adam (Brendan Penny).

Saturday, November 12

The Royal Nanny, starring Rachel Skarsten, Dan Jeannotte and Greta Scacchi

Claire (Rachel Skarsten) is an MI5 agent who gets assigned to go undercover as a royal nanny. While trying to adjust to the mission, she finds herself trying to resist the charms of Prince Colin (Dan Jeannotte) as well.

Sunday, November 13

Christmas at the Golden Dragon, starring Kara Wang, Osric Chau, Sara Canning, Antonio Cupo and Barbara Niven

When two siblings learn their parents plan to shut down the Chinese restaurant they’ve operated for decades, they re-evaluate their futures along with that of employees.

Friday, November 18

Inventing the Christmas Prince, starring Tamera Mowry-Housley and Ronnie Rowe Jr.

Shelby (Tamera Mowry-Housley) really wants to quit her job as a rocket engineer. But when her daughter becomes convinced that her boss Evan (Ronnie Rowe Jr.) is a Christmas prince from a story Shelby made up years before, she starts to second-guess her plans.

Saturday, November 19

Three Wise Men and a Baby, starring Paul Campbell, Tyler Hynes, Andrew Walker and Margaret Colin

Three brothers with family problems get the biggest surprise for the holiday season: They are forced to work together in order to take care of a baby.

Sunday, November 20

When I Think of Christmas, starring Shenae Grimes-Beech, Niall Matter and Beth Broderick

When Sara (Shenae Grimes-Beech) returns home to help her mother move, she doesn’t expect to see her ex-boyfriend Josh (Niall Matter) there. While the two have a complicated history, they slowly get close and try to heal old wounds.

Thursday, November 24

My Southern Family Christmas, starring Jaicy Elliot, Bruce Campbell, Ryan Rottman, Moira Kelly and Brian McNamara

Campbell is finally getting to know her father for the first time — except he doesn’t realize she’s his daughter. She’s been hiding under the cover of being a journalist, wanting to learn more about her family and all of the messy, wonderful things they do together.

Friday, November 25 (6 p.m.)

#Xmas, starring Clare Bowen and Brant Daugherty

When Jen (Clare Bowen) decides she wants to enter a brand’s design contest, she gets her best friend Max (Brant Daugherty) and her baby nephew to help her pose as a family influencer.

Friday, November 25 (8 p.m.)

A Royal Corgi Christmas, starring Hunter King and Jordan Renzo

When Crown Prince Edmond (Jordan Renzo) comes home for Christmas in the hopes of becoming king, he gifts his mother with a Corgi who needs serious training. He decides to turn to American-born Cecily (Hunter King) for help, who makes sure he’s involved with the sessions.

Saturday, November 26 (6 p.m.)

A Tale of Two Christmases, starring Kat Barrell, Chandler Massey and Evan Roderick

In this movie, Emma (Kat Barrell) experiences two very different Christmases. One path has her staying in the city and celebrating with friends, plus her crush. The other has her returning home to celebrate the town’s annual traditions, alongside a friend who’s always had feelings for her.

Saturday, November 26 (8 p.m.)

Haul Out the Holly, starring Lacey Chabert, Wes Brown, Ellen Travolta, Peter Jacobson, Melissa Peterman and Stephen Tobolowsky

When Emily visits her parents in her hometown, she discovers that they’re leaving for the holiday season. As she stays at home by herself, Emily’s parents’ HOA makes it their mission to have her participate in the Christmas festivities throughout town.

Sunday, November 27 (6 p.m.)

A Christmas Cookie Catastrophe, starring Rachel Boston and Victor Webster

Annie (Rachel Boston) is the new CEO at her family’s struggling small-town cookie company. When her grandmother’s famous recipe is stolen at a Christmas party, she needs to find out who leaked it … all with the help of Sam (Victor Webster), the handsome owner of the local bakery.

Sunday, November 27 (8 p.m.)

A Holiday Spectacular, starring Ginna Claire Mason, Derek Klena, Eve Plumb, Ann-Margret and featuring the Radio City Rockettes

A 1958 Philadelphia heiress decides to halt her wedding plans in order to make her dream come true: become a Radio City Rockette and perform in the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Musical Hall.

Friday, December 2

A Big Fat Family Christmas, starring Shannon Chan-Kent, Shannon Kook, Tia Carrere and Jack Wagner

A photojournalist out to make it big, Liv (Shannon Chan-Kent) gets assigned taking pictures of the Chang family’s annual Christmas party for a cover story. But when she finds herself falling for her co-worker Henry (Shannon Kook), she has to decide whether to get close to him or risk losing her big break.

Saturday, December 3

A Fabled Holiday, starring Brooke D’Orsay and Ryan Paevey

Childhood friends Talia (Brooke D’Orsay) and Anderson (Ryan Paevey) reunite when they both go to a weirdly familiar-looking town that invokes the true spirit of Christmas.

Sunday, December 4

Undercover Holiday, starring Noemi Gonzalez and Stephen Huszar

Pop star Jaylen (Noemi Gonzalez) brings home her new boyfriend Matt to meet her overprotective family for the holidays. Except, Matt isn’t her partner — he’s her security guard.

Friday, December 9

The Most Colorful Time of the Year, starring Katrina Bowden and Christopher Russell

When elementary school teacher Ryan (Christopher Russell) learns he is colorblind, he enlists the help of optometrist Michelle (Katrina Bowden) to bring color back into his life.

Saturday, December 10

Christmas Class Reunion, starring Aimee Teegarden and Tanner Novlan

At a 15-year high school reunion, two classmates find themselves reconnecting and rediscovering what they truly want out of the lives they’ve built since graduation.

Sunday, December 11

The Holiday Sitter, starring Jonathan Bennett, George Krissa and Chelsea Hobbs

As a workaholic bachelor, Sam (Jonathan Bennett) needs to babysit his niece and nephew when his sister and her husband need to go out of town. With the assistance from handsome neighbor Jason, he may find himself having the perfect holiday romance.

Friday, December 16

Holiday Heritage, starring Lyndie Greenwood, Brooks Darnell and Holly Robinson Peete

Ella (Lyndie Greenwood) returns home in the hopes of repairing her fractured family. Thanks to the help of her ex-boyfriend Griffin (Brooks Darnell), she may be able to help heal everyone’s grievances before it’s too late.

Saturday, December 17

‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, starring Torrey DeVitto and Zane Holtz

A former actress (Torrey DeVitto) decides to test out her newly-found directing skills by way of a small town’s annual Christmas Eve production.

Sunday, December 18

Hanukkah on Rye, starring Jeremy Jordan, Yael Grobglas and Lisa Loeb

When a matchmaker connects Molly (Yael Grobglas) and Jacob (Jeremy Jordan) together, the duo realizes a terrible thing: they both own competing deli restaurants.

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Hallmark Movies & Mysteries’ “Miracles of Christmas” 2022 Movies

All movies premiere on Saturday nights at 10 p.m. ET, which means you can watch two new Hallmark Christmas movies back-to-back throughout the holiday season!

Saturday, October 22

We Need a Little Christmas, starring Erica Durance, Patrick Sabongui and Lynn Whitfield

Julie (Erica Durance) is a single mom who has to face her first Christmas without her husband. Still, thanks to her older neighbor Irene (Lynn Whitfield), she may have a different holiday season than expected.

Saturday, October 29

Christmas Bedtime Stories, starring Erin Cahill, Steve Lund and Charlie Weber

Danielle (Erin Cahill)’s husband goes missing in action while on deployment, leaving her to raise her daughter as a single mom. When three years after the incident approaches, she begins to share stories of life before the moment with loved ones.

Saturday, November 5

A Maple Valley Christmas, starring Peyton List and Andrew Walker

Erica (Peyton List) has been a rancher working with her mother and sister on their family farm. But when Aaron (Andrew Walker) suddenly arrives, she starts to wonder whether she wants something more out of life.

Saturday, November 12

Our Italian Christmas Memories, starring Sarah Power and Beau Bridges

Wanting to help their ailing grandfather, the Colucci siblings decide they’ll evoke old memories by creating their grandmother’s iconic pasta sauce.

Saturday, November 19

Long Lost Christmas, starring Taylor Cole and Benjamin Ayres

Hayley (Taylor Cole) is an interior designer who wants to give her recently widowed mother the best present she knows: the extended family she’s always wanted.

Saturday, November 26

Time for Him to Come Home For Christmas, starring Holland Roden, Tyler Hynes and Tenille Townes

Executive produced by The Voice star Blake Shelton, this movie follows Elizabeth Athens (Holland Roden) as she gets a voicemail from a number she doesn’t recognize. The message reveals a man she doesn’t know trying to get the love of his life to give him a second chance at a happily ever after.

Saturday, December 3

The Holiday Stocking, starring Nadine Ellis, B.J. Britt, Karon Riley, Tamala Jones and Mykelti Williamson

A new angel (B.J. Britt) wants to work on repairing his one regret in life: Not helping his sisters reunite while he was alive. His solution: to return to their hometown as a stranger and convince them to revive their parents’ old holiday tradition at Christmas.

Saturday, December 10

The Gift of Peace, starring Nikki DeLoach and Brennan Elliott

Traci (Nikki DeLoach) was once a devout Christian before her husband died tragically. As she prepares to spend her second holidays without him, she decides to check out a support group to help with the pain and comfort.

Saturday, December 17

Five More Minutes: “Moments Like These,” starring Ashley Williams and Lucas Bryant

Inspired by singer Scotty McCreery‘s hit “Five More Minutes,” a young widow wishes for her son to experience the best Christmas. Her wish comes true unexpectedly when she returns to their old home for the holiday season.

As the entertainment and news editorial assistant for Good Housekeeping, Adrianna (she/her) writes about everything TV, movies, music and pop culture. She graduated from Yeshiva University with a B.A. in journalism and a minor in business management. She covers shows like The Rookie, 9-1-1 and Grey’s Anatomy, though when she’s not watching the latest show on Netflix, she’s taking martial arts or drinking way too much coffee.

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