Coup de foudre en direct

The real problem is Jackee Harry, not the most convincing Sharon. The good thing -Robert Buckley. The status of David Crabtree as brother and uncle is the best part , for me. And, sure, the vacuum as metaphor for life style and its basic fears , like central piece of Monthly Pick. And , in some measure, the naivety of story. Not a very convincing chemistry between main actors but a decent film, in Hallmark style. And more important, inspired way to give to shopping channal theme some charm. So, no surprises , not real dramas, spoons of predictibility and the desired end.

This Movie Was Good It should have a Sequel To see if they will make This co-Host partnership Work

Love the fact that the typical Hallmark formula was not followed this time. Very creative script and the two newcomer leads were refreshing and genuine. Exceptionally well done.

The two leads Alexandra Breckenridge and Robert Buckley are likeable and attractive. They play colleagues on a TV show. After she is dumped she starts bonding with him. There is some rather boring stuff about hosting a show together. The story isn't interesting.

She deserves more roles on TV.

Terrie Carpenter (Alexandra Breckenridge) and David Crabtree (Robert Buckley) are rival presenters on the Shopping from Home Channel. When the channel founder Sharon St. Clair announces her retirement, both are set to battle to be her replacement.

The leads are photogenic and charismatic. The premise is good. The characters have relatively good love-hate relationships. The plot lacks great drama and that seems to be the standard Hallmark formula. So this one works as a Hallmark movie but it's not more than that.