Ryan joins us this week to head back to the pond for another episode of The Way Home.

Alice is about to graduate high school; Kat and Elliot dream of the next steps for their relationship; Del realizes she will soon be an empty-nester again.

April 19, 2026 | Hallmark Channel

• Chyler Leigh as Kat Landry
• Evan Williams as Elliot Augustine
• Sadie Laflamme as Alice Dhawan
• Andie MacDowell as Del Landry

We start in "the future". Someone has their hand in the pond...It's Kat. In fact, they're all there. Kat, Alice, Del. They say they gotta go see the "I do".

Cut back to the present, and Kat, Elliot, and Alice all jump in the pond together to try to find his mom while Sam watches from behind a tree. They get out of the water and they see baby Elliot there in a crib with the letter his mom wrote. They suspect that she jumped in the pond but she would've needed a Landry in order to time travel.

Meanwhile, Jacob is missing. Apparently he's at the bus stop, so she rushes to stop him from leaving.

So they bring the basket with Elliot and put him on the porch of a young Del and Colton, but they don't seem surprised. Adult Elliot is like why aren't they surprised by this?

Del stops the bus and Jacob is like I need to go. I need to see if I can make a life here on my own. She says fine, I'm not gonna fight to keep you if you don't want to be kept.

7 months later - Alice is in a field playing a guitar. Kat finds her and is like it's time to go! She graduates in 2 days! Elliot is talking to Del and updates her on planning the perfect proposal for Kat. But Del is busy digging random holes. She's looking for...something.

One night, Elliot wakes up from a crazy dream. He goes downstairs to grab that clock and the clock suddenly starts making music.

Del finds what she's looking for. It's a tin bucket full of trinkets. She's interrupted from going through it by a package from Jacob. It's for Alice. He's in Toronto and he's sent a couple of books for her. They're disappointed there's no info about what he's doing there.

They all go to a graduation party together and Alice sings the song she and her grandpa sang together back in the day.

The next day, it's graduation day. They throw a little family party. Del shares a letter she found in the bucket and realized that she probably made Kat mad by not reading it to her when she graduated.

Later, Del hears Tainted Love and it causes the audio of a memory to come rushing back and it doesn't sound great.

Alice goes to hang out with Max Goodwin who is apparently her best friend. They get into a little argument and she goes to grab her stuff and she sees his dad watching some old reels from the '20s. She goes in and he leaves and she sees Fern Landry dancing when suddenly she sees her mom come into the shot and pull her away. WHAT IS HAPPENING?!?!

So she steals the reel and brings it back to show Kat and Elliot. It becomes clear that Kat is going to be going back to 1925 and this reminds her of something old Fern said... 65 in 25. 25 could be 1925. 65 could be the age of Elliot's mom.

Alice goes to dig a hole to put her own box in the ground but finds a suitcase underground. It belongs to Tessa, Elliot's mom.

So Kat and Elliot decide to jump but the pond doesn't take Elliot. So Alice jumps in after her. When she comes out, she sees old Fern. But when Kat gets out, she sees young Fern. UH OH!

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It's Tuesday which means there's a new Hallmark movie to review!

A teacher and an archivist decode Revolutionary War-era love letters, taking them on a thrilling journey through Philadelphia where they uncover history—and discover a love story of their own.

April 18, 2026 | Hallmark

Director: Amy Force

Producers: Lex Emanuel, Ekaterina Pakhlavuni

Cast:

• Rebecca Dalton as Emma
• Stephen Huszar as Nate

Ahhh Philly. The statues. The bell. The buildings. They show it all. We meet Emma who goes to her grandma's house to help her mom clean it out. Grandma has passed away and they're planning on selling it. Emma and her grandma were close. They were both biggggg into history. There's a knock at the door. It's a friend of her grandma. Apparently, they were in the Ladies of Liberty. She brings her a report that her grandma didn't finish on these letters from the Revolutionary War. Since Emma loves history, she reluctantly agrees. She heads down to meet with an archivist. She gives him these letters that need to be treated and what not so she can read them. They're having a great day together but then his boss shows up. Turns out his boss wants him to put together a new exhibit ASAP that excites the people and the donors OR ELSE! Where is he possibly going to get new material? Luckily for him, Emma comes back by his office and they just start hanging out basically non-stop. They're trying to crack this code that's on the letter, which they do. She ends up finding other letters in the house which means the house can apply to become a historical site which would allow them to not sell it! It's all going GREAT, until she finds out that he's going to use the letters and basically take all the credit for it. SHE'S P'D RIGHT THE O OFF!

But turns out, he does give them credit during the actual event, so yay. They end up making up and kissing!

1 year later and grandma's house has been turned into a place for the Ladies of the Liberty.

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It's Marvel Monday and we're entering the mystic arts!

While on a journey of physical and spiritual healing, a brilliant neurosurgeon is drawn into the world of the mystic arts.

November 4, 2016 | Theatrical Release

Director: Scott Derrickson

Writers: Jon Spaihts, Scott Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill

Producers: Kevin Feige, Victoria Alonso, Stephen Broussard

Cast:

• Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Stephen Strange
• Chiwetel Ejiofor as Mordo
• Rachel McAdams as Dr. Christine Palmer
• Benedict Wong as Wong
• Mads Mikkelsen as Kaecilius
• Tilda Swinton as The Ancient One

We open with a group of sorcerers breaking into a secret temple, killing a dude, and stealing some pages out of a very important magic book, as you do. Their old teacher, The Ancient One, tries to stop them, but they get away.

Then we meet Dr. Stephen Strange. He’s a world-famous neurosurgeon, rich, brilliant, and incredibly egotistical. On his way to an event, he gets in a crazy car crash and destroys his hands, which is a real problem when your hands are your entire personality. His friend Christine Palmer tries to help him heal, but Stephen would rather burn through all his money chasing miracle cures.

Eventually, he hears about a guy who was paralyzed and can now walk again, which sends him all the way to Nepal. There, he meets Mordo and The Ancient One, who show him that they have the ability to heal him and give him a little mystical mind- tour through dimensions, astral projection. Stephen is all in. At first they say no and kick him out but ultimately agree to let him study as long as he humbles himself.

So now Strange is studying the mystic arts. He also meets Wong, the librarian who gives him the rundown on everything. He learns that Earth is being protected by three magical Sanctums in New York, London, and Hong Kong, and if those fall, bad things happen. Strange speeds through his studies and starts sneaking around reading forbidden texts. Naturally, this leads him to discovering the Eye of Agamotto, which can manipulate time.

Meanwhile, Kaecilius—the guy who stole the pages—is trying to summon Dormammu, a giant dark-space demon who promises eternal life in a timeless dimension He destroys the London Sanctum and then attacks the New York one. Strange, with help from a magical cape, manages to fight back. But he gets stabbed and has to literally astral-project himself to the hospital so Christine can save his life during surgery..

Back at magic HQ, Strange learns that The Ancient One has been pulling energy from the Dark Dimension this whole time to stay alive, and Mordo is not thrilled to find out his mentor has been doing morally gray immortality stuff behind everyone’s back. Kaecilius attacks again and The Ancient One gets fatally wounded, and before she dies, she tells Strange and Mordo they need each.

So Strange and Mordo head to Hong Kong, only to find the place completely wrecked, Wong dead, and the Dark Dimension swallowing Earth. IT's not looking good. But...

Strange reverse time, fixes the destruction, saves Wong, and then goes to bargain with Dormammu. How does he do that? Well, he traps himself and Dormammu in an endless time loop and basically just annoys him into surrendering.

In the end, Mordo is so disgusted by all the rule-bending and cosmic loopholes that he quits being a sorcerer and storms off. Strange returns the Eye, which, surprise, is actually an Infinity Stone—and decides to hang around in the New York Sanctum with Wong, continuing his wizard training and learning more about the unknown.

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Let's hop in the DTH Time Machine for today's DTH Classic.

To celebrate the return of The Way Home for the final season, we thought it would be fun to go alllllll the way back to the beginning! Enjoy!

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It’s time to start up our 2026 Rankings! Today, we’re ranking the films starting with Lost in Paradise and going through A Royal Setting.

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It's Festive Friday and todays movie is a fresh take on a Christmas classic!

A hard-nosed businessman, Mr. Sood, is forced to confront his past, present, and future over one fateful Christmas Eve - guided by three unforgettable spirits - on a journey toward compassion and redemption.

November 14, 2025 | Theatrical Release

Director: Gurinder Chadha

Writers: Gurinder Chadha, Charles Dickens

Producers: Gurinder Chadha, Amory Leader, Celine Rattray

Cast:

• Kunal Nayyar as Eshaan Sood
• Leo Suter as Bob Cratchit
• Boy George as Ghost of Christmas Future
• Billy Porter as Ghost of Christmas Present
• Eva Longoria as Ghost of Christmas Past

It's Christmas Eve and Scrooge is not thrilled. His employees are busy throwing a Christmas party. And this is when we find out this is a musical. Honestly, had no idea. Scrooge fires everyone except his accountant Bob Cratchit. He reluctantly gives Bob an advance on next month's pay so he can buy presents for his kids.

Scrooge hates Christmas. When he gets home, he thinks he sees something on the door, but it's nothing. Except when he goes to go to sleep, he hears a loud bang on the door. It's the ghost of his old business partner, Jacob Marley. Marley warns Scrooge that he better change his ways OR ELSE! To help him, he will be visited by three spirits throughout the night.

Scrooge is like whatever and falls asleep. He is woken up by the ghost of Christmas past. It's Eva Longoria, DUH! She projects images of where he grew up in Africa with his best friend Akiiki. We see him and his family learn the news that all Asians must leave the country within 90 days. Scrooge is forced to watch his father die and other bad stuff. But it's not all bad. We see him at his first job, falling in love, proposing. But her parents don't believe he will be able to financially support their daughter. So Scrooge is like just wait and see. I'll show you!

Scrooge starts a business and refuses to help his first boss, Mr. Fezziwig, when he asked him to help him.

He shows up a year later, shows that he has money to her parents but she isn't interested because she learned about how he treated Fezziwig. She shows him what happened to her but he's not interested. He insists that he regrets nothing!

It's time for the ghost of Christmas present! He's fun. He's funky. He's Billy Porter. He shows him the Cratchit house on Christmas who is discussing Scrooge. Bob says he's just sick. Something is broken inside of him. Then he sees his nephew at a Christmas party, mocking Scrooge, and dancing big.

Suddenly, the ghost of Christmas future. Obviously, it's Boy George. And he is joined by Billy Porter for a duet while Eva Longoria stands there awkwardly. He discovers his death, but more importantly the death of Tiny Tim. He promises he will change.

He wakes up and it's Christmas. HE DIDN'T MISS IT! He goes to give money to everyone. And they all meet up to celebrate at the Christmas carnival.

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Jacks joins us this week to begin our journey into Hope Valley: 1874.

Rebecca applies her medical knowledge when Nash breaks his leg.

April 9, 2026 | Hallmark Channel

• Bethany Joy Lenz as Rebecca Clarke
• Benjamin Ayres as Tom Moore

The prospectors are trying for gold. Some are lucky. Others like ol' Lars Yost…not so much.

Tom's crew is out there when a rattlesnake appears and causes a horse to freak out.

Rebecca brings Sarah over to Peggy's house to play. When they get there, Tom's there cutting some wood. The workers come flying up because Nash fell off the horse in the snake scare. His leg is badly broken. If only there was someone who had some medical experience.

Alexander & Olivia have some flirty flirty fun time.

While Lars is working in the boarding house, some of the upstairs caves in. Bad news.

Rebecca agrees to try to help the leg situation, trying to remember how her doctor husband used to handle stuff like this.

Alexander is feeling a bit bored with the lack of action, so when an ol' buddy shows up and asks him to help find this outlaw on the run, he jumps at the opportunity.

After fixing the leg and making the cast, Rebecca agrees to go back to Tom's place for dinner, just the two of them. He opens up about how he was once engaged to a city girl. It didn't end well.

She tells him about the roof. And he's like we all have our issues - I gotta plow the field. She's like that's easy compared to my roof. So they hatch a deal - Sarah will plow his field and he'll get her the wood she needs. When she tells Hattie about the deal she's like….good luck out there.

The next day, Rebecca gets out there. Turns out, it's hard.

Alexander and his buddy are out in the woods and come across a trip wire. Someone is out to get 'em!

The kids are trying to help with the farm chores with Nash being out but it's not going great. A goat gets loose and goes nuts.

Alexander helps catch the bad guy. He absolutely loves it.

Rebecca works tirelessly all day and into the evening to the point of tears. Tom comes and tells her that she wins and that he'll provide the wood.

He brings it the next day and Alexander comes out to ask if he can be her first boarder when she opens. Tom asks if she's ok with that and she says she'll have to be.

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We're back with some more Gilmore Girls! Join us in this journey on social media - @gilmorethemerrierpod.

Lorelai and Max's relationship gets more serious. Luke's girlfriend Rachel returns. Meanwhile, Rory tries to win Dean back.

May 10, 2001 | The WB

• Lauren Graham as Lorelai Gilmore
• Alexis Bledel as Rory Gilmore

The episode kicks off with Luke coming over to fix Lorelai's railing...at 6:30a. She's not thrilled. Rory's not thrilled. THE DISRESPECT!

Rory finds the Dean box in the closet. Lorelai explains why she kept it and she thanks her, takes the box into her room to look through all the stuff. Later, when hanging out with Lane, she decides to go into the market to talk to Dean. When she walks in, she's shocked to find out that Dean isn't there. He should be there!

At school, Tristan asks Rory out on a date to a concert. She says we can't date. Womp womp.

Rachel asks Lorelai if she knows where Luke is. He's not really been around. Lorelai goes to talk to Luke and he's like I'm freaking out man. She's always around. I'm a loner. Uh oh.

Rory goes to Dean's house to go see if he's there. His little sister opens the door and Rory makes her cry.

It's time for family date night with Max Medina and it's a big one - they take her to a town hall meeting. Serious stuff is on the docket - like why there's more than 1 town troubadour. Rory stands up and says that he should be able to sing his songs because it's how you express your feelings!

Paris gets mad at Rory because she heard from Tristan that Rory is going to a concert.

Rachel breaks up with Luke because she can tell that he has feelings for Lorelai. He's like I don't know what you're talking about but then promptly goes to talk to Lorelai, but Max is there. This turns into a whole thing. After Luke leaves, they argue which leads to Max proposing.

Meanwhile, at Chilton, Tristan tries to convince Rory to go to the concert by taking her books and refusing to give them back until she says yes. Dean shows up and sees him holding the books and assumes they're a thing. Rory convinces him that they're nothing by telling him that she loves him! And they kiss BIG ONESSSS!

The next day at work, Lorelai walks in to 1000 daisies. She calls Max and he says I want to marry you. Think about it.

Episode ends with Rory and Lorelai running to each other and jumping and screaming.

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