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Luke Skywalker has vanished!
And the First Order has taken control. All that's left is to find Luke and destroy him. Leia, Luke's sister, is searching for him. If she can find him, then there's still hope to bring some order and peace to the galaxy.

That takes us to the planet Jakku. We meet a pilot named Poe who is on a mission to retrieve a map. He has the map—something the First Order finds out. So they show up and start blasting, all "pew pew." Kylo Ren arrives, and he’s clearly the one in charge. He’s even got a voice thing like Darth Vader. He's awesome. He captures Poe, convinced he has the map. But Poe already gave it to his droid, BB-8.

We see one stormtrooper who seems to be struggling—maybe starting to doubt if he's on the right side of history. His name is FN-2187, but we’ll call him Finn.

Then we meet Rey. She’s out there grinding, scavenging for quarter portions. It’s tough out there. One evening, she finds BB-8 and likes him enough that she turns down an offer of 60 portions just to keep him.

Meanwhile, Kylo Ren uses the Force to learn more about BB-8. Finn decides he’s had enough and helps Poe escape—they steal a ship, but it’s shot down. Finn survives and assumes Poe was killed when the ship sinks into quicksand. All that’s left is Poe’s jacket.

Finn meets Rey and BB-8. The First Order is hot on their trail, so they steal the Millennium Falcon and escape.

Han Solo and Chewbacca track the Falcon and agree to team up with them.

We start to see Kylo Ren struggling with the pull of the light side. When Supreme Leader Snoke orders an attack on the New Republic, he senses Kylo’s hesitation. He suspects it's because of Kylo’s father… HAN SOLO! Kylo says it won’t be a problem, but then we see him speaking to Darth Vader’s helmet, asking for strength to stay on the dark side.

Aboard the Falcon, Han realizes that BB-8’s map is incomplete. He explains that Luke tried to rebuild the Jedi Order but went into exile after an apprentice turned to the dark side.

Han takes the group to meet Maz, a cantina owner, who offers to help get BB-8 to the Resistance. The Force draws Rey to an underground vault where she finds Anakin Skywalker’s lightsaber. When she touches it, she has disturbing visions and decides not to take it. Maz gives the lightsaber to Finn for safekeeping.

The First Order attacks and tracks down the Falcon. They’re hunting for BB-8. Kylo captures Rey because he knows she’s seen the map.

Resistance fighters led by Poe arrive to save the others. And guess what—LEIA IS BACK, BABY!

Rey resists Kylo’s mind-reading attempts and realizes she may have the Force. She tries a Jedi mind trick on a stormtrooper—and it works. She escapes just before Kylo comes to take her to Snoke, who is not pleased.

The Resistance devises a plan to destroy the First Order’s new superweapon by targeting its weakness—because seriously, these guys never learn. Using the Falcon, Han, Chewbacca, and Finn infiltrate the base. Finn finds Rey, who’s already working on escaping, and they plant explosives.

Han confronts Kylo, calling him by his real name—Ben—and pleads with him to leave the dark side. Kylo, with tears on his cheeks, seems tempted… but then stabs Han through the chest with a lightsaber and lets him fall to his death. Chewbacca, enraged, shoots Kylo and injures him. They manage to escape while Rey and Finn head into the snowy woods.

Kylo follows. He knocks Rey out with the Force and duels Finn, eventually defeating him. Rey regains consciousness, uses the Force to call the lightsaber to her, and fights Kylo. She wins.

Chewbacca rescues Rey and the injured Finn, and they escape aboard the Falcon just as the First Order base explodes.

Back at the Resistance base, R2-D2 wakes up and reveals he has the missing piece of the map to Luke.

Rey travels to a remote island and finds Luke atop a cliff. She holds out his lightsaber.

Throughout the month of April, we're going to be highlighting some other shows that we are apart of creating! . This week, we're excited to announce the launch of our newest show....THE DISS LIST!

The Diss List officially launches on May 7th and you'll be able to listen wherever you listen to podcasts. Keep your eyes & ears pealed! 

Coming soon: https://the-diss-list.simplecast.com

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The movie kicks off back at the school at the play like the other 2 movies. Harper and her husband walk in and they are just the perfect couple....EXCEPT THEY AREN'T! Her husband just asked for a separation and Harper goes into the bathroom and has a little freak out. The moms hear this and come to check on her, the rest is love club history. 
Fast forward a year and the separation is in full swing. Her husband asks for a divorce. She pushes back and that's when he tells her that he's found someone. Sounds like a job for THE LOVE CLUB...MOMS! 
Harper is busy busy, planning a big ambassador night at the school. But when she finds out that councilman Colin is having a big gathering at the same time, Harper gets mad an tells him off. He attempts to team up with her when he finds out how active she is in the community but she's not having it. But when Tori tells her she's blowing an opportunity to have real influence in the community, she goes to talk to him and give him another chance. He makes sure to mention that he's a divorced single dad. They have so much in common! Things are beginning to go great. Jo even tries to set them up for a lunch date. But when he takes credit for an initiative that was her idea, she gets mad and decides to run against him! Only problem is they're 10 days away from the election. Early on, she thinks she needs to hide the fact that she's getting a divorce. But she decides to come clean and run her campaign honestly. 
They find out that the city is going to build on a beloved park's land. So they decide to work together to shut it down. They even chain themselves to a tree to stop from a tree getting cut down. They mayor ends up saving the park but gives Colin the credit. This makes her mad. She ends up winning the election! He takes the moment to shoot his shot and they kiss and now they're a power couple! 

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Nurse Monica Miller has been working hard, hoping a promotion is just around the corner. But it doesn’t come. Feeling disheartened, she visits her mom, who gives her some simple but powerful advice: go walk the Camino. So, she does.

Monica heads to Spain and meets Luis, who helps her with her shoes—and if that’s not love, I don’t know what is. Along the journey, they stay in homes of kind locals who welcome pilgrims. Luis is traveling with his son, Mateo, and his parents, which stirs up some tension—especially since all he really wants to do is talk to Monica. He even rides back on horseback to retrieve her devotional book. What a guy.

One night, they’re sitting by the fire and almost kiss, but they stop when the power goes out and they’re left in the glow of the flames—because of course that would be too romantic to actually follow through.

Now, something you should know about Luis: he avoids spending time with his son, Mateo, as much as possible. Mateo doesn’t seem to care—until one night when Luis misses family dinner because he lost track of time hanging out with Monica. That’s when things shift.

Monica starts to feel like she’s getting in the way of Luis and Mateo’s Camino experience, so she quietly slips away.

Later, Mateo turns to his dad and asks, “Do you love her?” And Luis is like, “Yeah.” So off they go to find her.

They arrive at what many consider the end of the Camino—but she’s not there. She kept walking. Monica makes it to the true end of the path and kneels to pray. Just then, Luis shows up, interrupts her prayer, and is like, “Hey, boo boo.”

They decide they want to walk through life together—and they kiss.

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We meet The Balsano family. They are all getting together at the old family home. It's a huge family gathering, complete with dads talking about robots, baking, grandma, and kids playing video games. We see in the basement, there is a "for sale" sign that's kind of been put in a corner. They all rush outside to cheer as firetrucks speed down the streets, all decked out in Christmas lights. And, of course, Santa Claus. Afterwards, we find out that not only are the parents secretly selling the house, but it's already done. 
They come back inside, eat dinner , and do Secret Santa. As the rest of the family sits down to watch old home videos, two of the teenage girls, Emily & Michelle, sneak out to hang out with their friends. As they speed down the back roads, we see some police officers going full speed gun mode on Christmas Eve. But they don't care. They don't do anything.
They meet up with some other teenagers. They all meet up at a diner and then go get some beers. One of the dumb boys ends up throwing one of the beers which lands on a windshield in the parking lot that shatters. The cops are called but they're too busy talking about their hypothetical feelings for one another to do anything about it. 
The teenagers scatter and go to make-out point where they all just kind of pair off into the back of cars. 
Emily grabs her bag of bagels and heads home as one of the family members falls asleep on the piano. 

On Friday's throughout the month of April, we're going to be highlighting some other shows that we are apart of creating! . This week, enjoy our friends Girls Gone Hallmark!

About Girls Gone Hallmark: Meet Megan and Wendy, one longtime Hallmark movie fan, and one former Hallmark hater. They are here to talk all things Hallmark!

Dive deep with them as they dissect the latest Hallmark movies and series as well as fan favorite throwback movies. In each review, Megan & Wendy share “Things We Liked”, “Things We Wished For”, and “Did You See That?!”.

But Girls Gone Hallmark isn’t just reviews! We’ll also keep you updated on all the Hallmark news, from upcoming premieres to the latest Hallmark fan events. 

Listen to Who What When every week: https://www.girlsgonehallmark.com/

We had so much fun talking with Russell Hainline, writer of The Santa Summit, Hot Frosty, and The Santa Class (just to name a few)!

Russell's Charity: Wags & Walks
Donations can be made at: www.wagsandwalks.org

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Vice Principal Jo is bustling around backstage at the school theater. She trips, and her glasses fall off. She looks up and thinks she sees a total hunk—but who can be sure?

She steps out from backstage, and we see the same chaotic scene from the first film, where all the moms bump into each other. Smile. Love Club. Group photo.

Fast forward six months: Jo is now dating the choir director, Karim, and she’s been promoted to Principal! But something’s off—she doesn’t seem quite happy.

So, she reaches out to the Love Club.

Jo confesses that Karim might be ready to take the relationship to the next level, but she’s just not sure she feels the same way. The next day, she sees that same hunk from six months ago... and realizes she knows him. It’s Ryan, and his son, Simon, is a student at the school. Turns out Simon’s been having some trouble.

Jo and Ryan get into an argument, and he storms off. That’s when it hits her—not only does she know him... he’s her ex-husband.

She tells the Love Club that she spontaneously married Ryan at 18, and it was a huge mistake.

Then Karim proposes via Yahtzee, and Jo tells him she needs time to think. The Love Club suspects Jo still has feelings for Ryan. So Tory drags her over to his house—where he’s washing car mats with his shirt off (of course). Sparks start to fly over the car... until a massive argument breaks out about who actually ended their marriage. Jo storms off and calls Karim. She says yes.

But just as she starts planning another wedding, she finds out... she’s still married to Ryan.

She confronts him and asks him to come to City Hall to finalize the annulment. But first, he takes her on a surprise detour—to their old high school. Cue the nostalgia. Cue the flying sparks.

Ultimately, Jo decides to break things off with Karim. But when she shows up to talk to Ryan—his baby mama is there.

Heartbroken, she decides to move forward with the annulment.

But then, Simon sees the papers and decides to play matchmaker. He traps both Jo and Ryan in detention, forcing them to talk things out and—yes—make out.

They celebrate at the school carnival, where Jo gets dunk tanked, and then they kiss in front of all the kids.

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Kiki is out here delivering baked goods despite the fact that she's catering her sister's wedding. On her way out, she bumps into this random guy who ends up buying some of her baked goods—and she's impressed.

Jenna is planning her wedding and looking for a dress.

All the boys are hanging out when that random guy shows up. Apparently, he knows Andrew. His name is Clay—and he's a chef!

Kiki gets some bad news: she can't get her hands on any salmon!

Jenna gets more play in this movie, including finding an old picture of her birth father.

Kiki starts to feel a little overwhelmed by all the catering. So when she finds out that Clay is a chef with his own restaurant, she calls on him for help. What she ends up getting is basically a full episode of The Bear, but with no stress, no swears, and no fun.

Angie tracks down Jenna's birth father, but he says it’s best if he doesn’t enter her life right now.

So Kiki and Clay start hanging out more—and the sparks are flying.

But at the rehearsal dinner, Kiki gets mad at Clay and storms out. Then Jenna’s dad shows up—and she storms out too.

The next day, Jenna decides she does want to see her dad. They make up, and she asks if he’ll walk her down the aisle.

Kiki and Clay also make up.

Then we get a montage of the last four movies—all the couples and whatnot.

Jenna and Andrew kiss, and the crowd cheers.

The food is a big hit, and Clay tells Kiki that he loves her and she's like I love you too and they kissssss. They head back into the wedding for a dance off. 

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The movie begins with these kids sneaking into a carnival after hours and turning everything back on. The ride goes nuts and they're able to get away before the security guard catches them. 
Cut to this rich dude speeding down a rural road. His name is Michael and he's driving to meet with a social worker at his sisters house. His sister & brother-in-law passed away and he thinks he's just going to sign some paper work. Turns out, he needs to watch his nephews until she finds a foster family for them. The kids are a lot. They live on this massive farm and just do whatever they want and Michael doesn't have time for this. He's got a big work presentation he is working on but the kids won't let him work. 
These kids keep messing with Michael and he has no idea what to do, so it's a lot of that. Michael keeps having to go into town to take calls because he's worried his boss is going to give his big project to his rival, Dog Face Devin. And keeps bumping into the social worker. 
Slowly, he begins to find his footing around the kids and they begin to understand each other a little more. 
When the opportunity presents itself for the kids to go live elsewhere but they'd be split up, Michael opts to stick around. 
There is this family in town that may be interested in adopting all the kids. Best part? They're rich. They get invited to come to their Christmas party and it's going great until the kids put a brick on the gas of a golf cart and it plows through a massive nativity set into the swimming pool. 
There's another prospective foster mom but after meeting with her, it becomes clear she's just in it for the money.
Then Mike is hit with a big blow - his project is being taken from him and given to Dog Face Devin. 
The kids mom taught ballet and the kids are pretty good themselves. One of the kids, Junior, even wrote a "Much Better Nutcracker". Mike, who suddenly has a lot of free time, tells the kids that they're going to put the show on! 
They work hard to prepare for the event and they're all ready to go. Before the show, he's talking to Gretchen, the social worker. When she finds out that all of this is just to get attention on the kids to find them a foster family, she tells him that the kids are growing attached to him. He tells them that he loves them but there's no way he could take care of 4 pain in the butt kids. Unfortunately, one of the kids overhears this. Before he can fix things, he gets a call - his boss wants him back. He goes to tell the kids it's time to start the show but he discovers that they're gone. Michael goes on stage and tells the people that the show is cancelled. When everyone leaves, they see that the kids are doing the show outside at their parents memorial. 
The show is a big success. During the performance, the oldest boy, Justice, stabs Mike with his prop sword as he feigns an injury. He finally comes to the realization that he loves his nephews. After the show, he promises he's not going to leave them.