why aren't hallmark showing the movies i posted

ok friday morning they show the movie... and now
thier doing episode one why aren't they showing

Bless All the Dear Children

little house years

look back to yesterday

the last farewell

These stations need to get their crap together when then post what's going to be on. :( I mean seriously, don't put it down and then show something else. On NBC they say the directors cut of Poker After Dark will be on right after SNL and they don't show it. :(

Beckie

Hallmark shows the three post-season movies occasionally on a weeknight. They're showing "The Last Farewell" Monday night for example. There doesn't seem to be any pattern for when they show them, however. It would make more sense to me to put the movies into the regular morning and afternoon rotations. They seem to be doing that with the pilot movie now. So, I don't know why Hallmark does what they do. At least they show the movies, which is more than I can say for TV Land.

so the episode hello and goodbye is the last episode

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so the episode hello and goodbye is the last episode

Yes, it was the last episode of season 9 (the one and only season of Little House: A New Beginning). The three movies came later, in what is sometimes referred to as season 10. "Look Back To Yesterday" aired in the fall of 1983, I believe, and "The Last Farewell" aired early in 1984. "Bless All the Dear Children" was filmed before "The Last Farewell" and was originally scheduled to air for Christmas of 1983. For some reason, NBC didn't air it then and waited until the following year to air it.

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so the episode hello and goodbye is the last episode

Yes, it was the last episode of season 9 (the one and only season of Little House: A New Beginning). The three movies came later, in what is sometimes referred to as season 10. "Look Back To Yesterday" aired in the fall of 1983, I believe, and "The Last Farewell" aired early in 1984. "Bless All the Dear Children" was filmed before "The Last Farewell" and was originally scheduled to air for Christmas of 1983. For some reason, NBC didn't air it then and waited until the following year to air it.

That's strange. I was sondering how they were able to do Bless All the Dear Children after the Last Farewel.

I saw that they had the pilot moive on during the ususal time slots. Wonder why that one and not the other ones? They are all 2 hours correct?

Beckie

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I saw that they had the pilot moive on during the ususal time slots. Wonder why that one and not the other ones? They are all 2 hours correct?

Yes, all of the movies -- the pilot and the three post-series movies -- are two hours long. "The Little House Years" is three hours, but it's now shown as three separate one-hour episodes.

Yeah, I don't really like the Little House Years one.

Beckie

In Argentina, sometimes, it happens the same: a channel schedules a show or a movie and then , they wouldn't show it! It happens that some days I turn more and more agressive toward these kind of people! :bash:

Vanesa.

Yeah seriously, lol.

Beckie