Happy Saturday! Jacks joins us this week to continue our Season 13 viewing of the hit Hallmark Channel show, When Calls the Heart.

A familiar face returns and brings a fun, new piece of technology with her...the polygraph. Nathan freezes when a playful line of questioning catches him off guard.

February 7, 2026 | Hallmark Channel

• Erin Krakow as Elizabeth Thornton
• Kevin McGarry as Nathan Grant
• Chris McNally as Lucas Bouchard

Nathan and Elizabeth are riding a horse together — they just need some time alone. Nathan has been working nonstop on the fire investigation.

Joseph walks into the church and finds Gowen sitting quietly with his thoughts. Joseph asks what he would do if someone he loved did something really bad — something unforgivable. Gowen is clearly conflicted. Joseph offers some advice and heads out.

Nathan and Bill catch up on the investigation. The concrete hasn’t led to much. Then a new Mountie named Briggs arrives to help — and Georgie and Bill are PUMPED.

Lucas hears Edie downstairs moving tables. He asks her out to dinner, but she’s busy throwing a poker party to raise money for the Bensen Hills rebuilding committee.

Faith stops by the Canfield house with good news — Gwen’s dad is no longer at risk of infection and can have visitors. Gwen wants to go right away, and Lee happily agrees.

Briggs shows up with a fancy new device: a polygraph machine. They hook Ollie up to it for questioning. Nathan says he has one last question — thankfully, it’s not about Allie.

A new contractor arrives in town: Fernando Arroyo. Lucas meets him and immediately takes a liking to him.

Lee and Gwen stop at a gas station on the way to the hospital, but Gwen gets nervous and says she doesn’t want to go anymore. Lee gently agrees and says they can head home instead.

Meanwhile, Gowen meets with his son and tells him he knows about the fire, encouraging him to do the right thing.

Instead of going home, Lee takes Gwen fishing. She opens up about being afraid of hospitals because her mom died in one — she doesn’t want to lose her dad too. Lee reassures her that her dad is just in a cast and will be okay. Then she catches a fish. Win-win.

Georgie and Bill come over to Elizabeth and Nathan’s for dinner — there’s lemon curd. Nathan claims it’s his favorite. Bill immediately calls him out: “YOU LIE.”

They take him to the polygraph machine, and sure enough — he’s lying. Nathan admits he loves the lemon curd because he loves Elizabeth.

Little Jack (LG!) then asks if Nathan wants to marry his mom. Nathan freezes… and before he can answer, Gowen’s son bursts in.

He confesses that he caused the fire — and that the electric company helped cover it up.

At the charity poker night, Edie arrives and sees Fernando. Lucas is stunned to learn Fernando is her ex-fiancé.

Nathan and Bill go to tell the boys they didn’t start the fire after all.

Finally, Nathan apologizes to Elizabeth, tells her he loves her, and asks if that’s okay for now.

She says yes.

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It’s time for another Festive Fridays installment as we head across the pond for a quirky Christmas comeback story.

A washed-up Hollywood action hero takes a role in a small English village's quirky Christmas pantomime, where he finds unexpected inspiration through the show's straight-talking dance instructor.

December 5, 2025 | Sky

Kiefer Sutherland as Bradley Mac
Rebel Wilson as Jill

We’re on the set of Killing Time 7. Meet movie star Bradley Mack — and yeah, he’s washed up. There won’t be a Killing Time 8. His agent explains that no one wants to hire him anymore: he’s difficult to work with, doesn’t do his own stunts, and he’s getting older.

The only offer on the table? A theater show in England. He’s never done theater before, but why the heck not? Plus, his daughter lives over there.

He lands in London and is greeted by his driver. On the way to the inn where he’s staying, Brad falls asleep — and wakes up three hours away from London. Turns out the theater isn’t in the city at all. It’s in a tiny town.

And not only that… it’s a weird version of Cinderella. A pantomime.

Brad is furious and wants to quit, but the contract is ironclad. To make matters worse, he now has to stay with an old guy named Albert who works at the theater.

So he sticks it out. He proves he can sing. He proves he can act — very loudly.

What he can’t do? Parent.

When he finds out his daughter will be staying with him for three days, he totally freaks out.

While out with his daughter, they bump into Jillian, the choreographer, who’s there with her daughter, Cara.

As he spends more time with his kid, he actually starts enjoying things — even the performing — despite the cast constantly poking fun at his career. (Apparently that’s just what pantomimes do. It’s not personal!)

Everything is going pretty well… until his ex-wife shows up, publicly calls him out, and takes his daughter back.

Brad spirals. He gets drunk, storms the stage during the Christmas tree lighting, ruins the whole thing, and gets arrested.

The entire troupe shows up to support him and make sure he gets released without serious consequences.

And that’s when he realizes — he loves this group. He wants to show up for them.

They put on the show, and everyone sings everyone’s favorite Christmas song: Roar by Katy Perry.

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Enjoy this special episode of Deck the Hallmark that takes you behind the scene of what goes into making a movie! For this special episode, we take you on the set of the upcoming Kristoffer Polaha movie, Mimics.

For more information on Mimics, head to https://mimicsmovie.com/

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