One in a Million – Signed, Sealed Delivered
By: Hallmark Movies and Mysteries
Rating: 5 of 5
The Signed, Sealed Delivered series of Hallmark movies is my favorite (and I like many of their other shows.) There is something special about this cast of characters (and the actors who play them), the plots and the overall storyline of the series that keeps me coming back to, and watching them, over and over again.
I am hoping that Hallmark will release the two movies that would complete the storyline up to now. For some reason, they held back on two but hopefully that will be fixed in the near future. While, for the most part, the stories finish in one movie, the overall relationship between the characters progresses from one movie to the other and currently there is a gap.
Speaking of relationships, this movie, “One In A Million” focuses on relationships. This time, the spotlight is on Oliver O’Toole (Eric Mabius) and Shane McInernery (Kristin Booth.) They finally go on their long-delayed dinner and things don’t quite go as planned. The miss-steps are revealed as the movie progresses as the dinner occurred prior to the time-line of the movie. There are two other stories told as well: the relationship between a young man and woman which mimics (to some degree) the problems with Oliver and Shane and a really funny story about someone who is both stealing and holding hostage some US Post.
Norman Dorman (Geoff Gustafson) learns a little bit about his girlfriend Rita Haywith’s past (Crystal Lowe). That he is less than pleased that she has a past becomes evident. Rita, in the meantime, is her sweet and quirky self.
I’m hoping that this series continues on for years. I pull the movies out when we have a family gathering and want to watch TV. It is a series that is appropriate and appeals to all ages.
The Signed, Sealed Delivered series of Hallmark movies is my favorite (and I like many of their other shows.) There is something special about this cast of characters (and the actors who play them), the plots and the overall storyline of the series that keeps me coming back to, and watching them, over and over again.