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When Calls the Heart
Season 10, Episode 6 'The Heart of the Problem' - photo preview
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another absolutely unhinged episode from this crew. i love them all so much.
📚 STUFF I READ 📚
🙂 Lessons in Exposing a Deadly Alias (Cambridge Fellows Mysteries) (Charlie Cochrane) - this series is now the equivalent of watching criminal minds or some other long-running procedural: it's certainly not for the plot/mystery but for the characters who are family. I do love that as the series has gone on their friends & family have taken on a more active role in the investigations. that said, I think I might be done with this series; it took me forever to get thru this bc I wasn't remotely motivated to get back to it.
🥰 No One Likes Us But We Don't Care (Rainne) - 45K, modern Steve/prewar Bucky - an accidental interdimensional swap drops a 1940s Bucky into the present - he & Steve figure out what that means for them (3rd in a series)
😍 Spectred Isle (Green Men #1) (KJ Charles, author; Ruairi Carter, narrator) - [reread] very old world supernatural shenanigans in 1920s England - truly sad that there won't be any more in this universe because it's sooooo good and so rich but forever grateful we at least got this marvelous (and complete) story
🥰 it's good to see you back in a bar band, baby (LiarsandThieves22) - 139K, Steddie modern musician AU - absolutely adored this! enemies-to-friends-to lovers speedrun, understandable & character appropriate mutual pining, fantastic supporting characterizations - it had it all!
😍 You Should Be So Lucky (Cat Sebastian, author; Joel Leslie, narrator) - baseball player Eddie & newspaper writer Mark are both dealing with some devastating life events. They find each other and some solace and healing. This book, like We Could Be So Good, is absolutely incredible. It knocked my socks off and healed my heart. It almost made me like baseball! I'm just going to quote from a review written by kiki124 in the Romance Salon server because she is great with words and captured it exactly: "I was just blown away by the writing and the ways Sebastian drew these two utterly believable and interesting characters, plus all the side characters, plus the literary notes, plus the queer history plus the New York history. I think that what I love the best about these books is that the story doesn't end when the characters fall in love--there's a whole second half of the book to come as the relationship has room to breathe and grow and work out kinks. Literally everyone who has a heart and a brain should read these books."
💖💖 +115K of shorter fic so shout out to these I really loved 💖💖
the Steve Rogers problem (relenafanel) - MCU: stucky AU, 36K - "Bucky doesn't consider his Steve Rogers problem as a problem so much as the solution he hadn't realized he was hoping for to help him through the transition from the Bucky Barnes he'd been before his accident to the new, shiny version of himself. No, the problem isn't with Captain America and The Howling Commandos fandom. The problem is the amount of porn Bucky managed to write and draw about Captain America before finding out that he's less than one degree of separation away from Steve Rogers. 'Less than' as in he's sitting across the table from him."
📺 STUFF I WATCHED 📺
Is It Cake? - s2, e4-5
Girls5eva - s1, e1
QI - series U, e4-8
Beyond Paradise - s2, e4-6
Game Changer - s6, e8
Strange Way of Life (2023)
Um, Actually - s6, e6
The Brokenwood Mysteries - s10, e2
Smartypants - s1, e2
D20: Fantasy High: Junior Year - "Rock The Boat" (s21, e18)
D20: Adventuring Party - "Blimey" (s16, e18)
Doctor Who - series 14, e1-2
🎧 PODCASTS 🎧
Re: Dracula - May 5: The Dead Travel Fast
Wiser Than Me - Julia Gets Wise with Patti Smith
The Atlas Obscura Podcast - Sans-Souci Palace
Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me! BONUS - The animal that terrifies Peter, and other 'Wild Card' topics
Re: Dracula - May 7: Stranger in a Strange Land
Short Wave - 'Stealing The Past': A Spat Between Twins Leads To A Theory Of Disputed Memories
Re: Dracula - May 8: Foul Bauble of Man's Vanity
Vibe Check - Oh, How We Have Fallen From Taste
Re: Dracula - May 9: Castles in the Air
Today, Explained - Israel, Gaza, and Eurovision
Consider This from NPR - From utility man to one of California's foremost journalists
It's Been a Minute - A 'Wild Card' game with Rachel Martin
Wild Card with Rachel Martin - Issa Rae thinks a little delusion goes a long way
⭐ It's Been a Minute - Drake and Kendrick are beefing, but who pays? Plus, moms as our social safety net
Today, Explained - The real victims of Baby Reindeer
Re: Dracula - May 11: Pray for my Happiness
Twenty Thousand Hertz+ - TikTok’s Boom-Bling
⭐ Lost Notes - Go with the Flow: Community, Virality, and the Politics of Dancing
Why Won't You Date Me? - Love in Theater (w/ Jesse Tyler Ferguson)
Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me! - Chappell Roan
⭐ Big Gay Fiction Podcast - Baseball, 1960 New York, and Bad Dogs with Cat Sebastian
The Atlas Obscura Podcast - Beauly Priory Wych Elm
🎶 MUSIC 🎶
'60s Sunshine Pop
'60s Folk Rock
Dance Party Hits
Carly Rae Jepsen
Presenting Charli XCX
Presenting Dua Lipa
Energy Supermix
Women of Electronic
Essential Proto-Metal
Rock Radio • 1980s • Popular • High variety
Presenting The Beach Boys
Classical Workout
Instrumental Hard Rock
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FOLLOW YOUR HEART TO HALLMARK CHANNEL’S ORIGINAL SERIES SUNDAY NIGHTS (Slight Spoilers)
TOURISM OF THE HOT SPRINGS IS BOOMING IN EPISODE SIX OF ‘WHEN CALLS THE HEART,’ PREMIERING SEPTEMBER 3, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL
STUDIO CITY – August 4, 2023 – On “When Calls the Heart,” all of the tourism in Hope Valley, has some of the schoolchildren feeling left out when it comes to using the Hot Springs in “The Heart of the Problem,” premiering Sunday, September 3 (9 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel.
The series stars Erin Krakow (“The Wedding Cottage”), Pascale Hutton (“We Wish You a Married Christmas”), Jack Wagner (“A Big Fat Family Christmas”), Kavan Smith (“Big Sky River”), Chris McNally (“Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies”), Kevin McGarry (“The Wedding Veil Expectations”), Andrea Brooks (“Romance to the Rescue”), Martin Cummins (“Riverdale”), Loretta Walsh (“Love on Fire”), Amanda Wong (“Raise a Glass to Love”), Johannah Newmarch (“Gabby Duran & The Unsittables”), Viv Leacock (“Cruel Instruction”), Natasha Burnett (“The Journey Ahead”), Ben Rosenbaum (“It Was Always You”), Hrothgar Mathews (“Motherland: Fort Salem”) and Jaeda Lily Miller (“Starbeam”).
Rosemary (Hutton) and Lee’s (Smith) baby has brought up memories of Rosemary’s own mother, and questions about her past. Meanwhile, the kids feel left out of the hot springs with all the tourists.
“When Calls the Heart” is from WCTH 10 Productions Inc. Erin Krakow, Susie Belzberg, Michael Shepard, Eric Jarboe, Jimmy Townsend, Lindsay Sturman, Brad Krevoy, Brian Bird, Michael Landon Jr., Vicki Sotheran and Greg Malcolm are executive producers. Lindsay Sturman serves as showrunner. Peter DeLuise, Neill Fearnley, Paul Redford, Derek Thompson, Elizabeth Stewart and Amanda Phillips serve as co-executive producers. Heather Nevin, Shelley Matheson, Doran S. Chandler and Vince Balzano are associate producers. Vicki Sotheran and Greg Malcom serve as producers. Neill Fearnley directed from a script by Allie Devereaux. Based on the novel When Calls the Heart, by Janette Oke.
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