Such a short cycle from “The love that can’t speak its name” to “the love that won’t shut up.” A case study in cultural unraveling...
Bkmrk.
The only reason i’ve ever watched the Hallmark movie channel is for the Tom Selleck “Jesse Stone” movies. They’re excellent but I’ve seen them all. Wish he’d do more of’em.
Call her up when a few days have passed and ask her if she is better.
Say to her, “I worried because your reaction was so extremely hysterical, is something terribly wrong? Did your fiancé. Break up with you? Have you gotten a bad diagnosis? “
Works every time. You will never have her darken your door again and she will forever seethe because you got the last word.
If Hallmark gives in to political correctness, they’ll lose 80% or more of their viewers.
I think that Hallmark will make a mistake if they change their successful recipe.
Their market is white women.
a pretty big demographic.
No nation has to be “diverse” except white-majority - to make them white-minority so they can be abused.
Lately I've seen ads for their movies where the hero and heroine are black. This is a new thing for them. Hallmark has gotten criticism for lack of diversity and mockingly called "White Entertainment Television," and I doubt they're earning any brownie points from blacks. Their efforts will never be enough until all the good characters are black and all the villains white.
The PBS Kids channel (”Peg + Cat”) skipped over “Don we now our gay apparel” during “Deck the Halls.”
There is a BET network, let them paint a black face on a happy subject. Ask Opie and themagicnegro why they can’t fund the Mutha. They could have the Hollywood....roflmao...mogul Tyler Perry make it, it would get 4 stars from all reviewers, and no one would pay to see it.
Yep, they ruined Boy Scouts, JC Penny, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Target, Rudolf the red-nosed reindeer, Charlie Brown, etc. time to ruin Hallmark’s beloved Christmas movies.
I don’t care if Hallmark makes Christmas movies with black heroine’s and black cast, I just don’t want to watch them.
I started watching one of what I thought was a traditional Hallmark’s 2018 Christmas movie until the heroine’s mother-in-law’s gay son made an appearance - time for channel check.
Too bad, they can’t yet force me watch; however, you can ruin it for me so I don’t want to watch anymore.
If they want to go into freefall faster than the NFL, Hallmark will take that advice.
Hallmark is okay. It’s a chance to see the stars and near stars you may have had crushes on in the Nineties still alive and working.