#lauren runck

[einsteinsugly]

My version of That 90s Show, if my verse didn't exist.

First, I'm setting the show in 1998. It pays homage to the OG show's start date, and it makes logistical sense. Betsy exists, and Jay is Kelso and Brooke's son. Plus, they missed a great opportunity to include younger siblings for both realism and comic relief (so no more Kitty as weird comic relief, eww).

Characters I'm keeping:

Gwen Marie Runck (born May 31, 1983: ESTP, 7w8): No significant changes, other than the hc that she's bi.

Nicole "Nikki" Maria Garcia (born November 10, 1982; ISTJ, 6w5): No significant changes, other than Nate and Nikki never dating, and the lore I've personally established (aka, being Buddy's niece).

Altering:

Lucy Katherine Forman (born July 19, 1983. INFJ, 4w5. Played by Raegan Revord): Named after Eric's favorite Star Wars protagonist, Lucy was an unexpected light in Eric and Donna's lives. She's smart, snarky, and craves adventure, even though she can be a bit of a starry-eyed idealist and a goody two shoes. She loves music, the oboe, books, the debate team, and is fairly politically minded. She may be a bit awkward, but she has a big heart.

She hasn't seen Jay since last summer, and he's certainly grown up, that's for sure. Her intense crush begins, minus the weird kissing frenzy at the mall, but she also has feelings for the girl next door...

John "Jay" Michael Kelso (born April 2, 1982. ISFP, 6w7. Played by Dylan Kingwell): Kelso and Brooke's son. Based on Jay's original description. He always has a video camera in his hand, with an artsy but vaguely pretentious aura, but he always has his heart on his sleeve. He gets straight As in school, and is smart like his mother, but can be a goofy flirt like his dad. Well, he tries to be.

Nathan "Nate" Casey Kelso (born December 8, 1981. ESFJ, 6w7): Casey and Sherri's son. He's a loveable goofball and a passionate football player. He's super close to his cousin Jay, but in a far less cringey way. Oh, and the random Nate and Leia plot twist doesn't happen here.

Removing:

Oscar "Ozzie" Chen: He's a walking stereotype, so bye.

Adding (main):

William "Will" James Hyde (born September 8, 1983. ESFP, 2w3. Played by Noah Jupe): A chill version of his mom Jackie, he's firmly in the closet. He's a popular football player, and him possibly coming out as gay terrifies him. He wouldn't be accepted by his peers, and it fucking sucks.

Also adding (recurring):

Elizabeth "Betsy" Victoria Kelso (born January 15, 1979. INTP, 6w5. Played by a young Minka Kelly): Kelso and Brooke's smart, scheming daughter. She often puts her nose where it doesn't belong.

Sarah Michelle Kelso (born March 16, 1985. ESFP, 7w6. Played by Julia Butters): Kelso and Brooke's ditzy but sweet daughter. She's close to Lauren, and has a crush on Nic Hyde.

Dominic "Nic" Steven Hyde (born April 21, 1985. ESTP, 7w8. Played by Mason Thames): Jackie and Hyde's loud, wild child son. Named after both Donna and Eric. He's always getting into trouble, often with Sarah and Lauren by his side.

Lauren Anne Forman (born February 12, 1986. ISTP, 6w5. Played by Ryan Kiera Armstrong): Eric and Donna's snarky, athletic daughter. Named after her Aunt Laurie. A firm tomboy, she'd much rather be playing basketball or fixing cars with grandpa Red than any of the girly crap most other girls like. She's already on the JV basketball team, and has her mother's jump shot (and her dad's last name). Also has a crush on Nic.

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The T9S Gang’s kids in my verse (circa 2024 aka now)

Margot “Margie” Anne Kelso (born April 9, 1999) (J/L)

Anne-Marie Lauren Shaland-Mitchell (neé Kelso) (spoilers 😏) (born April 9, 1999) (J/L)

Elizabeth “Lizzie” Kristina Kelso (born April 9, 1999)

Samantha “Sam” Angela Runck-Velasco (born May 1, 2001)

Juliana “Julia” “Jules” Alison Runck-Velasco (born May 1, 2001)

(Side note: Juliana is named after Gwen’s dad, Julian, in my verse)

Connor II Patrick Runck (born November 12, 2010), Jordan II Runck (November 12, 2010), Samantha “Sammy” “Sammi” Sherri Runck (November 12, 2010), Jasmine “Jazzy” Paula Runck (November 12, 2010)

Josianna “Josie” Takada-St.Bernard (born March 28, 2013)

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ANSWERS ABOUT THE PAST PROMPT NEW QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PRESENT IN THE SEASON ONE FINALE OF ‘THE WAY HOME,’ PREMIERING MARCH 26, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

Episode Travels to Earlier Time of 8 p.m. ET/PT

STUDIO CITY, CA – March 20, 2023 – In “Not All Who Wander Are Lost,” some questions are answered while others are raised in the powerful season one finale of “The Way Home,” traveling to an earlier time of 8 p.m. ET/PT on Sunday, March 26, on Hallmark Channel. Andie MacDowell (“Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Chyler Leigh (“Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”), Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Sadie Laflamme-Snow (“The Apprentice”), Alex Hook (“I Am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) star in the highly-rated and critically acclaimed series.

Kat (Leigh) and Alice (Laflamme-Snow) travel back to 2000 together to attend Colton’s (Brown) funeral. Elliot (Williams) tells Kat she should share with Alice the truth about her visits to the past. Meanwhile, Del (MacDowell) goes to the grief group and makes peace with her memory of Colton. Kat has an epiphany that sheds new light on Jacob’s disappearance.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert. Norma Bailey directed from a script by Conkie.

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[einsteinsugly]

My version of T9S (not my verse), a total overhaul. Circa 1998-9.

Keep Gwendolyn "Gwen" Marie Runck (born 1983) and Nicole "Nikki" Maria Velasco (born 1982) as is, mostly, other than aging them down. Gwen is definitely bi, and Lucy may be, too (see below).

*****

Lucy Katherine Forman (born 1983):

Rename Leia, age her down and have a different actress play her. I have nothing against Callie's acting ability, but she just doesn't look like an ED kid, to me. I would also put a little more Donna in her, maybe a passion for writing and politics (I'd lean more into her being a smart Eric with Donna's interests). She's already part of the debate team, and she has more to bond with Gwen over.

For her parents, Eric's a history teacher, and Donna's a journalist who has just published a book. Lucy is still fairly sheltered, but she has her friends Jay and Will by her side. And her annoying little sister Lauren (born 1989), too.

*****

Jason "Jay" Michael Kelso (born 1982):

Change Jay's mom to Brooke, age him down, and lean a little more into his OG description. Plus, Lucy already knows him (very well), and so do RK. He lives in Chicago, too, with his parents and older sister Betsy. He quickly becomes bffls with Isaac, and they're way less annoying.

*****

Isaac Elliot Runck (born 1981):

At this pt, discard Nate. He's annoying af. Let's just say Sherri was never with Brian, and was/is always with Gwen's dad, Elliot. Since Gwen is younger, she has an older full brother. I'm going to name him Isaac. He's a smart kid with a goofy side. Lucy has always been attracted to Jay, but with Isaac around, she's not so sure. Isaac is dating Nikki, and they're way less toxic together.

*****

William "Will" Eric Hyde (born 1983):

Throw Ozzie away, stat. Anywho, Jackie and Hyde's son. He's a lot like his dad, but is a lot more open and has a bigger heart. He's gay, and is very nervous about coming out (everyone in his inner circle knows, though). He has a loud-mouthed, brash brother Jacob "Jake" (born 1987), who drives him nuts.

For his parents, Hyde proposed in Chicago, and they had a happily ever after. They're close to Eric and Donna, and to Kelso and Brooke. Hyde is a manager of both of Chicago's Grooves, and Jackie is a talk show host.

*****

For Fez, he has a successful hair salon in Chicago, and is dating a guy. He's not messing with Sherri, because Sherri is still with Gwen's dad, Elliot.

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DISCOVERIES IN THE PAST BRING NEW INSIGHTS TO THE PRESENT IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ ALL-NEW EPISODE PREMIERES MARCH 12, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – March 6, 2023 – Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”) shares a long-held suspicion with Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”), while Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow, “The Apprentice”) comes to an emotional conclusion about her life in the past in the “Lovefool” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, March 12 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I Am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

When Kat travels to the past she gains a surprising, new insight into the effect Jacob’s disappearance had on Del and Colton (Brown). Back in the present day, Del shares a disturbing revelation that prompts Kat to return to 2000 on a quest for answers. When an old friend shows up in Port Haven for a visit, Alice realizes her relationship has no future and makes a difficult decision.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert. Shamim Sarif directed from a script by Reed.

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KAT AND ALICE’S VISIT TO THE PAST BRINGS NEW STRUGGLES IN THE PRESENT, WHILE DEL’S REVELATION SENDS KAT ON A SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ ALL-NEW EPISODE PREMIERES MARCH 5, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – February 27, 2023 – Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”) and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow, “The Apprentice”) are dealing with painful memories of the past in the “The End of the World as we Know It” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, March 5 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I AmFrankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

Kat and Alice struggle in the wake of failing to prevent Jacob’s disappearance, while Alice processes her new-found knowledge that Kat has also been visiting the past. Kat makes a discovery that leads Del to share a shocking revelation about Colton (Brown). Determined to learn the truth, Kat enlists Elliot (Williams) to help her investigate. When Del shows her pottery at The Point, the evening brings an unexpected reminder of her past.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert. Shamim Sarif directed from a script by Knoll and Hart.

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BITTERSWEET MEMORIES AND TURNING POINTS AWAIT THE LANDRY WOMEN IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ ALL-NEW EPISODE PREMIERES FEBRUARY 19, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – February 13, 2023 – Bittersweet memories and turning points are in store for Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”) and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow, “The Apprentice”) in the “Don’t Dream It’s Over” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, February 19 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I Am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance,“Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

As the Roxy Theater prepares to close, Del (MacDowell) is faced with bittersweet memories, Alice (Laflamme-Snow) looks for a piece of her past and Kat (Leigh) makes a bold decision. Brady (Mukadam) uses his time in Port Haven to try and bridge the gap with Kat and Alice. At the high school’s “Back to the ’90s” dance, Kat and Elliot (Williams) serve as chaperones but the evening ends in an unexpected way.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert, who directed the episode from a script by Reed.

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DEL MAY NOT BE READY TO RELEASE ALL TRACES OF HER PAST, WHILE KAT QUESTIONS ALICE’S NEW-FOUND POSITIVE OUTLOOK IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ PREMIERING JANUARY 29, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – January 23, 2023 – Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Greys Anatomy”) and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow, “The Apprentice”) experience new beginnings and reflect on bittersweet memories in the “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, January29 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

Kat starts a new job at the local paper and finds herself covering a much different kind of story than she did in Minneapolis. The reporter in her becomes suspicious of Alice’s newfound contentment in Port Haven which, unbeknownst to her, is fueled by the time Alice is spending in the past with the Landrys during a happier time. Meanwhile, when Del gets an offer to buy the boat Colton (Brown) bought for them, the prospect of selling it stirs up mixed emotions.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Executive producers are Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Mary Reed, Lauren MacKinlay, Andie MacDowell and Chyler Leigh. The series is produced by John Calvert. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck serves as consulting producer. Nimisha Mukerji directed from a script by Runck.

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

KAT AND DEL HAVE DIFFERENT WAYS OF DEALING WITH THE PAST IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ PREMIERING JANUARY 22, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – January 17, 2023 – Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Greys Anatomy”), and Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), continue to have conflicting views on how to handle the past in the “Scar Tissue” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, January 22 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”) and Sadie Laflamme-Snow (“The Apprentice”), Alex Hook (“I am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

Kat considers an offer to write a book about Jacob’s (Remy Smith) disappearance more than two decades prior, but Del wants to close that chapter and move on from the past. Meanwhile, with the guidance of Elliot (Williams), Alice (Laflamme-Snow) starts to piece together how the pond works as she yearns to return to the past.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Executive producers are Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Mary Reed, Lauren MacKinlay, Andie MacDowell and Chyler Leith. The series is produced by John Calvert. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck serves as consulting producer. Grant Harvey directed from a script by Alexandra Clarke.

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THREE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN REUNITE AND BEGIN AND UNEXPECTED JOURNEY IN THE SEASON ONE DEBUT OF ‘THE WAY HOME’ PREMIERING JANUARY 15, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – January 15, 2023 – Three generations of women embark on an enlightening journey to find their way back to each other and learn important lessons about their family’s past in “Mothers and Daughters,” the series debut of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, January 15 (8 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Andie MacDowell (“Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Chyler Leigh (“Supergirl,” “Greys Anatomy”), Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), and Sadie Laflamme-Snow (“The Apprentice”) star in the multigenerational family drama. Alex Hook (“I am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

Kat Landry (Leigh), her 15-year-old daughter Alice (Laflamme-Snow) and Kat’s mother Del (MacDowell) are all strong, willful and independent. More than 20 years prior, lifechanging events prompted Kat to move away from her small, Canadian farm town of Port Haven and she and Del have been estranged ever since. Alice has never met her grandmother and is unaware of the reasons for their fractured family. With Kat’s marriage coming to an end and having just been laid off from her job, she decides to return home after receiving an unexpected letter from Del urging her to come back. Although Alice is none-too-thrilled, Kat and her daughter arrive at her family’s farm. Kat is disappointed that she doesn’t receive a warmer reception from Del and it’s clear that there are wounds that need to heal. Wanting to escape the tension, Alice explores the property and finds herself on a surprising journey.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Executive producers are Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Mary Reed, Lauren MacKinlay, Andie MacDowell and Chyler Leith. The series is produced by John Calvert. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck serves as consulting producer. Grant Harvey directed from a script by Conkie & Clarke, from a story by Reed, Conkie & Clarke.

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

AS KAT UNCOVERS MORE TRUTHS ABOUT THE PAST, THE LANDRYS MOVE CLOSER TO HEALING IN THE PRESENT IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ ALL-NEW EPISODE PREMIERES MARCH 19, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – March 14, 2023 – In “The Day the Music Died,” more facts about the past are unearthed as Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”) and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow, “The Apprentice”) inch closer toward healing in the next all-new episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, March 19 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde,“Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I Am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

After learning that Colton (Brown) wasn’t having an affair, Kat is determined to unearth the truth about his accident and dispel the rumors that it was on purpose. When Kat shares with Del that he wasn’t unfaithful to her, Del’s memories are painted in a new light. Despite their best efforts, Elliot (Williams) and Alice aren’t able to dissuade Kat from returning to 2000 to try and change the course of events.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert. Norma Bailey directed from a script by Clarke.

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DEL FACES THE PAIN OF THE PAST WHILE KAT AND ALICE TRY TO CHANGE IT IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ ALL-NEW EPISODE PREMIERES FEBRUARY 26, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – February 20, 2023 – Facing painful memories helps Del (Andie MacDowell, “Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”) take a step toward healing, while Kat (Chyler Leigh, “Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”) and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow, “The Apprentice”) make separate visits to the past in the “Building a Mystery” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, February 26 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I Am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) also star.

When the town plans to hold the carnival for the first time since Jacob (Remy Smith) disappeared, Del faces painful memories that help her start to heal. Kat puts her expertise as a journalist to work as she tries to piece together the events surrounding Jacob’s disappearance and gains new insight. Unbeknownst to each other, Kat and Alice decide to try and change the past.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyle Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert. Grant Harvey directed from a script by Conkie.

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

TIME SPENT IN THE PRESENT AND THE PAST BRINGS NEW INSIGHTS FOR THE LANDRY WOMEN IN ‘THE WAY HOME’ PREMIERING FEBRUARY 5, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

STUDIO CITY, CA – January 30, 2023 – As their journey continues, the Landry women all gain new valuable new insights in the “What’s My Age Again?” episode of “The Way Home” premiering Sunday, February 5 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel. Andie MacDowell (“Maid,” “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar Cove”), Chyler Leigh (“Supergirl,” “Grey’s Anatomy”), Evan Williams (Blonde, “Versailles”), Alex Hook (“I Am Frankie”), Al Mukadam (“Pretty Hard Cases,” “The Detail”), Jefferson Brown (Masters of Romance, “Slasher”) and David Webster (Luckiest Girl Alive, “In the Dark”) star.

The time Alice spends in the past with her mother Kat (Hook) as a teen offers her an unexpected perspective. In present day, Kat makes surprising discoveries of her own that will have lasting implications. Del tries to hold on to a connection to her relationship with Colton and must set aside her pride and ask Elliot for help. Meanwhile, Brady (Mukadam) pays a visit to Landry Farm.

“The Way Home” is a Neshama Entertainment production in association with MarVista Entertainment. Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, Fernando Szew, Hannah Pillemer, Larry Grimaldi, Ani Kevork, Arnie Zipursky, Marly Reed, Suzanne Berger, Lauren MacKinlay, MacDowell and Leigh are executive producers. Kyler Hart is supervising producer. Jessica Runck is consulting producer. Tally Yong Knoll is story editor. The series is produced by John Calvert. Nimisha Mukerji directed from a script by Hart.

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It's Table Time day! 🕯 Let's come back to the (very important) topic of clearing out space within to receive those intuitive hits, and really hold space for honest, inner conversation with the world around you. Which, by the way, is one of the greatest gifts every witch has. 🕯 See you witches at 8pm MST!!! Good lord I'm so happy to be back.

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This weeks's Table Time goes right along with the brand new addition to the From A Fable cauldron candle family! 🕯 Calling Down the Sun! 🕯 Many witches (and Wiccans) have heard of the traditional ritual/magickal act of Drawing Down the Moon, but what about when we need an energy boost from the fiery sun after the so-called 'dark' winter months of the Wheel of the Year? 🕯 Join me this Wednesday night @ 8pm MST to talk about what Calling Down the Sun is, and to see the cauldron as I provide an example of how to use it! See you there! 🕯 ------------------------------------------------------ The Good Witch Project FB group

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