Hallmark Channel ‘Countdown To Christmas’ Movies Premiere Dates And Trailers For November 2016

Hallmark Channel is getting into the holiday season! For those looking to get their Christmas fix in November, the network has you covered with dozens of holiday-themed movies on their schedule.

While “A Wish for Christmas” premiered Oct. 29, there are dozens of others new films airing on Hallmark Channel throughout the next month. Check out the full lineup and trailers for Hallmark Channel’s “Countdown to Christmas” November 2016 releases below:

“The Mistletoe Promise” - Premieres Saturday, Nov. 5, at 8 p.m. EDT

A dislike for Christmas brings a fake couple together in this film, based on the book by Richard Paul Evans, but the “magic of Christmas” ends up working its charm on the pair. Jamie King and Luke Macfarlane star.

“Every Christmas Has A Story” - Premieres Saturday, Nov. 12, at 8 p.m. EDT

A news anchor (Lori Laughlin) heads to the most festive town in America in an effort to repair her broken image after admitting she hates Christmas on TV. Working alongside her ex and producer, played by Colin Ferguson, does more for her than her career when it also changes her outlook on life.

“Christmas Cookies” - Premieres Sunday, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m. EDT

Hannah (Jill Wagner) falls in love with Aunt Sally’s Christmas Cookie Company owner Jake (Wes Brown) after she’s sent to shut down the company’s factory.

“My Christmas Dream” - Premieres Saturday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. EDT

Wanting a major promotion Christina (Danica McKellar) decides to impress her department store manager by decorating the store with the best holiday display in its history. When Christina leans on a fired employee (David Haydn-Jones) to help her get the job done, the lines between a business and personal relationship crosses.

“A December Bride” - Premieres Sunday, Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. EDT

Not wanting to go stag to her ex-fiance’s wedding, Layla (Jessica Lowndes) accepts a wedding date with the man who set up her ex and his new bride-to-be, Seth (Daniel Lissing). When Seth announces he is engaged to Layla at the wedding, the two decide to keep up the false pretense of a love affair.

“Broadcasting Christmas” - Premieres Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. EDT

A popular news anchor must decide whether to give her co-hosting position to a local, big wig newscaster or a human interest reporter whose audition plea goes viral. Dean Cain, Melissa Joan Heart and Jackée Harry star.

“Christmas in Homestead” - Premieres Thursday, Nov. 24, at 8 p.m. EDT

An actress (Taylor Cole) learns the true meaning of Christmas and finds love while on location filming a holiday movie in the most Christmas-obsessed town in America. Read the full synopsis here.

“Christmas List” - Premieres Friday, Nov. 25, at 8 p.m. EDT

Isobel’s (Alicia Witt) plans for her boyfriend to have a bucket list Christmas goes haywire when he goes AWOL. Things get even more complicated when a new love interest “turns her life upside down.” Find out more about the film here.

“A Heavenly Christmas” - Premieres Saturday, Nov. 26, at 8 p.m. EDT

This Hallmark Hall of Fame film stars Kristin Davis as a dead workaholic who learns about becoming a Christmas angel in heaven with the help of her guardian angel, played by Shirley MacLaine. When Davis’ character takes on the job of helping a struggling singer (Eric McCormack) use his gifts to heal his family, she learns about the meaning of Christmas.

“Journey Back to Christmas” - Premieres Sunday, Nov. 27, at 8 p.m. EDT

Jake (Oliver Hudson) helps teach a time-traveling World War II nurse (Candace Cameron Bure) about the meaning of Christmas and family. Read the full synopsis here.