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I can't understand how the actors even agreed to do this. Must've been embarrassing for them. I would like to congratulate the writers and whoever came up with this idea for having the absolute worst episode of Star Trek ever. And this is coming from someone who didn't even finish watching The series Enterprise because I couldn't stand it. This episode Could've had the same storyline without all the singing.

I am someone who does not like musicals in even the slightest way. This episode took me totally by surprise and I absolutely cringed every time somebody broke out in song. Once again. Congratulations.

This is really interesting that I'm saying this about a Hallmark movie. That's because it's incredibly different from any other Hallmark movie. Yes, they have the love. Yes they have all the other blah blah blah, yada yada yada. But I love the way that they took three different storylines from three different years in the same house and tied them all together. You just don't see that sort of thing these days. And, just when you think you've got it all figured out, they throw you a curveball. I like a nice curveball. I like it when a movie keeps me on my toes and I don't honestly see what's coming till almost the end. That's why I'm giving this one 10 out of 10. Well done whoever wrote this one.

Just when you think you're going to get the same old, same old, you get something so refreshingly different that it takes you by surprise. The chemistry between all the actors, in addition to the way, they picked up the 1940s terminology, really made this one refreshingly different. The script within the script was interesting as well. Looking to find out what the original ending was supposed to be, only to make the Director end up, giving a happy ending instead of what was actually the original. Then bringing it through to the end of the current movie. Would you? Would you give up everything for a chance at happiness?