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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.

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.

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

Home again is another installment in the Signed, Sealed and Delivered Hallmark Postables series with it's beloved quirky characters that stop at nothing to deliver undeliverable mail. Oliver and Shane are officially dating, and Norman and Rita are engaged.

Junk is..."trash waiting to be made in to treasure"-Shane.

While decorating their new space they discover a bag of undelivered mail of an eighteen year missing postman which includes a vase sent by three small children from a down on its luck dairy farm...this becomes their next adventure. Meanwhile Norman gets to meet Rita's parents Bill (short for Bilbo) and Sunny for the first time. They have a rough first meeting.

Meanwhile there is a WWII missing art mystery from France along with an American family who could really use the money from said art.

Love, hope, family and friendship power the postables as usual. If you are a fan you will love this episode and enjoy meeting Rita's quirky family.

While I am always happy to see the Postables Dead Letter Office Crew of Colorado this installment just seemed to be lacking.

While yes it's great to see our respective couples blossoming - there was just something missing.

The crew has a new work space and stumbles upon a vase of possibly/probably exponential value! We are also introduced to Rita's parents who it looks like may be moving to Denver permanently. So maybe we'll see them more?!

The meat of the story is helping the family heal that thought they lost the vase and bringing them together once again. Will the sisters be reunited? Will they save the family farm? What will happen to the vase? All those answers and more in this offering. Here's hoping there are more stories to come from the DLO and they are better than this one.