Here Are All of Hallmark’s Time-Traveling Christmas Love Stories

The synopsis reads: “Just when things can’t get any worse, Pete wakes up the next day and realizes he’s reliving December 25th all over again. Stuck repeating the day over and over, Pete panics, but slowly realizes, with the help of his new friend and next door neighbor, Katie (Bailee Madison), that he can use his unique gift for good and give this Christmas day the do-over it deserves. Will Pete eventually have a holly jolly Christmas?”

The movie doesn’t appear to be scheduled to air this season and it’s not listed on Hallmark Movies Now. This one will be harder to find.

‘The Love Letter’

Make time for the magical romance spanning centuries in #TheLoveLetter, a Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation airs tonight at 9pm/8c on @HallmarkDrama! pic.twitter.com/itISuLsSDW

— Hallmark Drama (@HallmarkDrama) May 4, 2020

In 1998, Hallmark Hall of Fame presented The Love Letter, starring Campbell Scott and Jennifer Jason Leigh. In the movie, a modern-day game designer exchanged letters with a 19th-century poet through an antique desk that had time-travel capabilities. (A similar vibe is found in The Lake House starring Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves, which premiered in 2006, only the two characters were only separated by two years in that film.)  The Love Letter also does not appear to be on Hallmark’s slate of movies that are re-airing this season. However, it is available on Hallmark Movies Now.

‘Back to Christmas’

Back to Christmas is a 2014 Hallmark movie where the woman travels back in time one year to try to fix the holiday. (It’s also called Correcting Christmas.) The synopsis reads: “Facing the holidays by herself, heartbroken Ali gets transported back in time one year for a second chance at keeping her relationship together.” You can watch it on Hallmark Movies Now.

‘It’s Christmas, Carol!’

If you haven’t seen #ItsChristmasCarol with Carrie Fisher as The Ghost(s) put it on your list because it’s so much fun. Yes, that’s The Morrigan from #LostGirl. #Hallmark pic.twitter.com/uJepvNhbj1

— 🎄⛄️frostinageek⛄️🎄 (@latinageek) October 26, 2020

If you’re more into the Christmas Carol type of time travel movies, then Hallmark has you covered with the 2012 movie, It’s Christmas, Carol! The synopsis reads: “In this modern-day spin on A Christmas Carol, ruthless tycoon Carol Huffman (Emmanuelle Vaugier) is visited by the ghost of her old boss (Carrie Fisher) on Christmas Eve to help her change her heartless ways.” You can watch it on Hallmark Movies Now.

‘A Nashville Christmas Carol’

First look at @jschramer & Wes Brown in #ANashvilleChristmasCarol.https://t.co/DtZ8l9qzNu pic.twitter.com/lTHufr2vWs

— Once Upon A Spoiler (@UponASpoiler) November 9, 2020

Hallmark is revisiting the Christmas Carol theme this year with a new 2020 movie called A Nashville Christmas Carol. This one premieres Saturday, November 21 on The Hallmark Channel at 8 p.m. Eastern and then encores will air throughout the rest of the season.

‘I Do, I Do, I Do,’

.@autumnreeser stars as a bride who faces her fears and discovers what she really wants in life in the heartwarming #IDoIDoIDo. Sign up for a free trial to watch this romance and so much more. 💒https://t.co/1hLIV1zei1 pic.twitter.com/t9FKNjzkk4

— Hallmark Movies Now (@HMNow) April 24, 2019

The 2015 Hallmark movie, I Do, I Do, I Do, is another Groundhog Day type movie, except here the lead relives her terrible wedding day over and over. It’s not a Christmas-themed movie, but it is airing again on Hallmark Drama on December 12 at 7 p.m. Eastern.

‘Once Upon a Winter’s Date’

Watch #OnceUponAWintersDate. Meet Katherine, who ends up meeting a gypsy who casts a spell on her. What will happen next? #OnceUponAWintersDate is streaming now! https://t.co/NfQqlpKrkO pic.twitter.com/Wvum5nhRbE

— Hallmark Movies Now (@HMNow) January 2, 2020

Another “reliving the day over and over” Hallmark movie that is not Christmas themed is Once Upon a Winter’s Date (also called Valentine’s Again) from 2017. You can catch this one on Hallmark Movies Now. It stars Nicky Whelan, Greg Vaughan, and Marina Sirtis. The synopsis reads: “Katherine, a workaholic executive, endures the worst Valentine’s Day date of her life. On her walk home, a gypsy weaves a magical spell on her and when she wakes up the next morning, she realizes it’s Valentine’s Day again.”

Although not a Christmas-themed movie, Hallmark’s 2009 Before You Say ‘I Do’ is about a boyfriend who travels back in time 10 years to try to win over his girlfriend before she marries a different man who would later break her heart.

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