On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy head back to Port Haven to break down Season 4, Episode 9 of The Way Home, Auld Lang Syne. This spoiler filled discussion covers all the major revelations and emotional moments, including what we learned from Tessa, the significance of the photographs, Griffin’s role, and the screen test that holds more answers than it first appears. They also dive into the New Year’s Eve party, the mysteries uncovered in the catacombs, and an ending that literally goes out with a bang.

As the season races toward its finale, every answer seems to uncover more questions. Garry and Amy explore the connections between the past and present and share their latest theories. With shocking twists, meaningful character moments, and the story growing more layered than ever, they’re eagerly anticipating what promises to be a spectacular series finale.  

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Garry and Amy are jetting off to the beautiful island of Corfu, Greece! Join them as they dive into their review of Hallmark’s The Greek Aisle in this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time! When Georgia (Nikki DeLoach) travels to Corfu to settle her late aunt’s estate, she’s surprised to discover that the inheritance has been left jointly to her and local police officer Alex (Apostolis Totsikas). There’s just one catch: to claim it, they must marry. What starts as a marriage of convenience soon blossoms into something more as Georgia and Alex navigate cultural differences and fall for each other against the breathtaking backdrop of the Greek islands. Tune in for the review, plenty of laughs, and the debut of two brand new podcast segments you won’t want to miss!

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Garry and Amy are diving back into the pond for this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, where they break down and review The Way Home Season 4, Episode 8, Tainted Love.

Elliot chooses to remain in 1925, determined to uncover the truth about his mother while stepping into the world of bootlegging himself. Meanwhile, Cliff and Fern continue to grow closer, and Tessa finally reveals the truth about Griffin and how she came to the Landry family.

Back in Port Haven, Alice’s trip to the early 1980s delivers some rare and heartwarming moments with Del and Colton, along with a vulnerable Evelyn scene that suggests she may know more than she's letting on. In the present day, the mystery deepens with the spliced film reel revelation, Jacob and Abby's painfully relatable dinner with Del and Sam, and the discovery that the key is actually a cipher hidden within Fern’s writing.

With the series finale just around the corner, Garry and Amy discuss all the clues, surprises, emotional moments, and lingering questions as the story races toward its conclusion.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine: It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy recap and review Season 4, Episode 7, Working My Way Back to You. In this jam packed episode, they follow the trail of clues across 1925, 1979, 2024, and the present day. In the present, they dive into Casey’s shocking reveal, Sam’s determination to ensure his future unfolds the way he hopes, Del’s complicated feelings about Sam, Alice’s college decision, and the growing connection between Jacob and Abby. After a shocking revelation, Kat realizes Elliot had a plan all along. 

Traveling back to 1925, they unpack Elliot’s confrontation with his mother, Tessa’s reminder of just how much disruption Kat and Elliot have caused, and Fern’s shifting perspective as she realizes the woman she admired isn’t who she claimed to and has been time traveling all along. Plus, the tension between Fern and Cliff finally reaches a surprising breaking point.

Meanwhile, in 1979, Alice gets a front row seat to a New Year’s Eve party at Coyle’s alongside Colton, Del, Griffin, Evie, Victor, and Tessa. When a film exposes Kat to the entire group, Alice finds herself scrambling for explanations.

Join Garry and Amy as they discuss the episode’s biggest moments, hidden clues, and lingering questions. With family secrets, shifting relationships, unexpected confrontations, and a mysterious key finally taking center stage, this episode delivers twists and answers in equal measure.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy don their sleuthing hats to review Hallmark’s Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Key to the Castle.

Gethsemane (Tamera Mowry-Housley) and Eamon (Risteard Cooper) team up to investigate the murder of a producer working on a ghost hunting TV show. Along the way, Garry and Amy dig into whether the Irish castle setting, cozy atmosphere, and paranormal elements make this whodunit a must-watch.

They break down the suspect list, motives, favorite moments, and the clue work that kept them guessing until the very end. The discussion explores how the mystery balances twists, heart, and character development while delivering a satisfying conclusion.

They share their mystery quality rating, overall score, and a quick real-life Ghost Adventures run in story that still makes them laugh.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are taking a closer look at Hallmark’s Summer Nights 2026 lineup! This month’s movies are serving up romance, adventure, and plenty of summer charm: from a trip to Greece with a marriage requirement to a neon-lit Texas dance floor to a fashion world mystery in Chicago to a sandcastle competition that could change a burned out life. They break down each premiere, discussing the plots, cast chemistry, settings, and the storylines that have them most intrigued. Along the way, they share their thoughts on which movies stand out the most, reveal their top picks, and discuss how the overall lineup stacks up. Whether you’re a devoted Hallmark fan or just looking for your next weekend watch, this episode will help you decide which premieres belong at the top of your watchlist.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy break down and review Hallmark's The Way Home Season 4, Episode 6, Yes Sir, That’s My Baby! Del works to rebuild trust with Stormy while struggling with the reality that Jacob is home but still undecided about his future in Port Haven. As Alice and Max prepare for college, they spend a memorable day together on a town-wide scavenger hunt, forcing Alice to confront her growing uncertainty about leaving Port Haven behind. Meanwhile, Kat and Elliott travel back to 1925 in search of Tessa. Along the way, Elliott catches his first glimpse of his great-grandfather before finally coming face-to-face with his mother. The episode builds to a shocking final reveal that changes everything.

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In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy put on their detective hats to unpack True Justice: Eye for an Eye. In the second installment of the series, a frozen body turns up in the woods, an innocent woman is wrongly convicted, and the Justice Warriors are thrown into the cutthroat world of parent politics. Garry and Amy dive into what makes the mystery so engaging, from the sharp pacing and carefully layered clues to the standout chemistry among the Justice Warriors. This spoiler-light episode gives you just enough to make diving into the mystery impossible to resist.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy unpack Hallmark’s Next Stop, Christmas! In 2021, Angie (Lyndsy Fonseca), a successful surgeon with no plans to go home for the holidays, boards a commuter train after a mysterious conductor (Christopher Lloyd) hands her a ticket. But, when she wakes up in 2011, she gets a front row seat to her own past and realizes how just much she’s missed. Tune in for a heartfelt story about family, traditions, slowing down, and second chances. 

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy break down Season 4, Episode 5 of The Way Home, Don’t Cry Out Loud. Nick and Kat travel back to 1925 in search of Tessa and Fern, only to find themselves in hot water with Cliff and the Augie boys. Meanwhile, Elliott and Alice jump to 1974, where Elliott catches a glimpse of his mother’s past and Alice uncovers more about Del and Colton’s relationship. Back in the present, Del is haunted by visions of Colton and young Jacob as she wrestles with complicated choices about the men in her life.

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