Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Home Again

A heart warming story from the Postables. One of the best yet!

The Postables are kind of lovable in a quirky way, but if you aren't already a fan, it might not be as enjoyable as it was for me.

The acting doesn't even try to be serious. It's quirky and nerdy. The girls and the ladies on the farm were quirky and lovable too.

The story seemed a little light. This was only my second time with this series so I was surprised by the ending, but not all of it. There is the usual nerdy humor.

Okay, I'm the sap of the year, but I really got into this story. I loved the cast - Kim Delaney, Barry Bostwick. Gregory Harrison - can't beat it.

When the Postables discover an antique vase that was never delivered 18 years earlier, they learn one of the daughters sent it to an antique dealer to sell and save the family farm. Eighteen years later, the farm is in trouble again, and it's up to the Postables to prove ownership and help the family. ,

I thought this was a lovely story. And let's face it, Hallmark is earning some big ratings for these family-friendly films. The climate of the country has something to do with it. Personally this was a great alternative to the news.

7.9 stars.

I really liked this episode as I've liked them all, even though it's just a hair less entertaining (a very thin hair). It's still a great movie, and it deserves accolades.

I'm not particularly sure what it is about this one that made it slightly less interesting than the rest, but realistically, it's probably nothing I can put a finger on. You can't make perfection every time, and yet this was as close to it as anything. So it simply wasn't the best of the series, and I'm sure it won't be the worst. And if it is the worst, well my oh my, that will be a tale that must be told. I still have several episodes to watch and they average about 8.1 stars or so. Let me paint a picture: rarely do I rate a film 8.0 or higher. I'd say maybe 5% of the time, or one out of twenty.

I didn't think it possible that any show could consistently marvel the audience as this. Not once have they produced a dud in the 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered' franchise, NOT ONCE. That speaks volumes of the care put into this series. It's uncanny if you ask me. Not a single strikeout yet in the whole lot (so far up through 2017). Amazing.

We found the Sign, Sealed, Delivered Christmas movie this year and loved it. My husband then found the TV and movie series and we just finished watching them all! We introduced our son and granddaughters to the movie while visiting them for Christmas and they too were 'hooked'. We have grown to love the characters as well as the stories. They are refreshing and uplifting in a world that is seldom either. All of us are hoping there will be more episodes. I would rate the series as a whole and this episode in particular as 10 out of 10 stars.