On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are diving into Hallmark’s first Spring Into Love movie of 2026 - Two for Tee! Tee (Janel Parrish), a Chinese American pottery artist searching for her creative voice, finds an unexpected connection when she meets Will (Chris McNally) the warm and dependable new handyman at her local community center. As their bond grows, Tee begins to reconnect with her family’s cultural traditions, drawing inspiration from her heritage to shape her art in new and meaningful ways. But, when the community center is at risk of closing, Tee and Will join forces to try to save it and discover that something more than friendship might be taking shape between them.

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May for Moms is serving up romance, intrigue, and a little bit of mystery. On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy raise a glass while previewing five brand new premieres on the Hallmark Channel.

They start at the racetrack with Kentucky Roses, a Churchill Downs collaboration starring Odette Annable and Andrew Walker. From there, they explore All’s Fair in Love and Mahjong, featuring Fiona Gubelmann, Paul Campbell, Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe, Tamera Mowry-Housley, and Melissa Peterman, sparking a meaningful conversation about culture, community, and representation.

Next, things turn suspenseful with Best Served Cold: A Hannah Swensen Mystery starring Alison Sweeney, Barbara Niven, and Victor Webster, followed by True Justice: Eye for an Eye with Katherine McNamara, Markian Tarasiuk, Nikki DeLoach, and Benjamin Ayres. They wrap things up with Key to the Castle: A Haunted Harmony Mystery, led by Tamera Mowry-Housley and Marco Grazzini, blending ghostly elements with a classic whodunit.

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One pond. Three timelines. In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy dive into season four, episode two of Hallmark’s The Way Home, Blinded By The Light. Kat emerges in 1925 and encounters a young Fern, radiating flapper confidence and chasing big city dreams. Her storyline moves quickly from a bustling newspaper office to an extravagant Goodwin party, packed with filmmaking ambitions, an unexpected proposal, bootlegging undertones, and a Prohibition raid that turns the mood from playful to perilous. We’re also introduced to Cliff, a new tenant with ties to the temperance movement, making every drink, and every secret, feel that much riskier. Meanwhile, Alice heads back to 1976, where familiar faces draw her deeper into unfolding mysteries: the anniversary of the tunnel explosion, Evelyn’s life altering revelation, and more moments with Colton. In the present day, Del and Elliot grow closer as Del inches toward finally telling him the truth. With layered storytelling, intriguing new characters, and mounting revelations, you don’t want to miss a thing. Pour a glass, settle in, and press play.

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Garry and Amy are hitting the road, suitcases packed and ready for adventure! In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, they dive into the 2026 Spring Into Love finale, Hallmark's I’ll Be Seeing You. When a work emergency disrupts Amy’s (Stacey Farber) plans for a weekend with her grandmother Vivien (Christine Ebersole), Vivien pivots with a plan of her own. She joins Amy on the road trip with a secret plan to teach her a few lessons about life and love. She even brings along her spirited retirement community best friend, Sue (BJ Harrison), for the ride. Things take an unexpected turn when their car breaks down, and they’re rescued by Mark (Tyler Hynes), who rolls in with his vintage van, Mable. What follows is a journey packed with laughter, heartfelt moments, and a few surprises along the way proving that sometimes the best destinations are the ones you never planned.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy take the plunge with their first The Way Home recap and review! They unpack the Season 4 premiere, Show Me the Way to Go Home, exploring how the show ties up key threads from Season 3 while opening the door to even deeper, more complicated mysteries. They’re covering it all, from a surprising future time jump and a graduation milestone to the revelations that push Elliott from anger into action. They also get into Jacob’s meaningful gifts to Alice, Fern’s cryptic “65 and 25” riddle, the question of Sam’s involvement  and the final pond scene that lands Alice and Kat in different time periods yet greeted by the same person. If you love mysteries, time travel drama, and plenty of fan theory fuel, pour a glass and press play!

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy dive into Hallmark’s A Little Park Music. When full size pianos keep inexplicably appearing in a park gazebo, City Manager Allie (Lacey J. Mailey) is determined to find the culprit. She enlists the help of rookie cop Ryan (Beau Mirchoff), and as the two investigate the puzzling case, their partnership starts to turn into something more. Along the way, Garry and Amy unpack the film’s meet-cute, explore the chemistry between the leads, and discuss the moments that hit and the moments that miss. Pour your favorite beverage, settle in, and push play!

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy kick things off with a splash of Hallmark news before settling into their review of A Season to Blossom. The film follows Elise (Emily Tennant), an aspiring writer who returns from Chicago to Driftless to sell her late grandmother’s bookstore. There, she reconnects with her childhood friend Max (Carlo Marks), whose life is deeply rooted in the local apple orchard and cider business. Garry and Amy chat about the leads’ chemistry, the cozy charm of small town life, and why this story is a perfect example of the classic Hallmark formula done right. They also highlight a few standout moments, including scenes with Clover the cat and a kiss that almost happens. If you’re drawn to quaint bookstores, apple orchard backdrops, and heartwarming romance, A Season to Blossom is for you! Grab your favorite drink, get comfortable, and tune in!

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Garry and Amy dive into Hallmark’s April 2026 lineup in this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time! They spotlight the final four Spring Into Love films along with the season 4 premiere of The Way Home, sharing details on the cast and crew, unpacking each storyline, and offering their candid first impressions. Tune in to see which titles earn a spot on your must watch list!

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Crown jewels. A forward thinking prince. A world class gemologist. Join Garry and Amy on this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time as they dive into Hallmark’s A Royal Setting. When Prince Luca (Dan Jeannotte) commissions Ruby (Jen Lilley) to restore the crown jewels and create a new crown for his coronation, sparks begin to fly. As he works to modernize the monarchy while preserving its traditions, Luca finds himself falling for Ruby along the way. Pour a glass and tune in as Garry and Amy break down the romance, the royal expectations, and whether this love story truly earns its crown.

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On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy dive into Hallmark’s We Met in December. Annie (Autumn Reeser) and Dave (Niall Matter) meet by chance at a hotel and immediately connect. After spending the evening getting to know each other, they plan to meet again the next morning before their flights, but a missed alarm causes Dave to oversleep, and they lose their chance.

Back home in Chicago, both set out on separate journeys to find one another, revisiting the places they mentioned during their magical night together in hopes of crossing paths again. With clever flashbacks, perfectly timed near misses, and the undeniable chemistry between Autumn Reeser and Niall Matter, this heartwarming story of fate and timing delivers all the cozy holiday feels. So cozy up, pour a glass of your favorite beverage, and press play. 

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