I cannot believe that Hallmark has had Christmas on since the beginning of November until the beginning of January. Too many sappy movies that I have yet to watch. I can see one movie a night, but really 24/7 that's overkill. I always looked forward to putting The Middle on at 9PM during the week. Now I have gone to other channels and may not bother going back to the Hallmark Channel.

That is just as bad as the radio stations that have holiday music on continually. I had Sirius radio in my car, but no more since one of my favorite station had months of that music. I don't need to pay to listen to that, I can do it for free. Sirius is begging me to come back to them, but they lost.

I may cut down my cable and get rid of Hallmark Channel next.

Happy Holidays!!

These movies are so banal and boring. No humor, no interesting plots. Horrible writing, editing, acting and not to mention two whole months worth of crap. There were two Christmas movies I was looking forward to seeing in 2015 with Doris Roberts..... The two were Mrs. Miracle, and the sequel. When I checked the guide it was to air on 12/17, but when I checked that day those two movies had been replaced by some other crappy movies at had aired many times before. Hallmark really disappoints me.

SURPRISE!!! I don't have a complaint about The Hallmark Channel's movies! I'm a 69 year old Caucasian female, and I'm basically alone. My family doesn't make any effort to spend time with me at any time during the year, much less during Christmas, or other holidays. I depend on your movies to make my days and nights worth looking forward to. Yes, I was disappointed that The Bridge wasn't completely finished this year, but that doesn't make me enjoy your movies any less. Thank you for being in my life and giving me these clean, and mostly faith-based movies to enjoy, and for me, the older the movies, the better. I completely love The Hallmark Channels!!!

I'm very concerned that in in 2015, a channel as popular as Hallmark does not have ANY diversity. I wish that I could continue to watch. However, I cannot, because your movies and plots do not reflect anything other than non-realistic plots involving only white americans.

First, I have to echo the previously posted comments on The Bridge. Yikes! Somebody did not think that through. The worst part was the dishonest promotion of the entire production.

Second, it seems like you are trying to produce so many holiday films that the plots of many are paper thin. Movies like A Christmas Wish, The Christmas Secret, and the new Angel of Christmas have a lot more depth than the typical two-people-who-don't-like-each-other-get-stranded-together and-dump-their-fiances- by- the-end plot (And don't forget the friend/ assistant who is the token person of color.)

I applaud your continued efforts to produce clean movies for those of us who still believe in love and miracles. But know your audience! We are highly intelligent, spiritual people who crave realistic characters, sophisticated plots, and originality every so often!

Airing 1/2 of the story with no warning was worse than reprehensible. How dare you? This kind of perfidy was not why I am/was? a Hallmark regular.

I agree with the many others who are upset about "part 2" of The Bridge. As others have stated it was not listed as a 2 part movie till the last of this movie. I am very upset that you would do that. This has been the best of the holiday movies that I have watched. I honestly will not care to find out what happens to them next year. Wow. Just wow.

Enogh of the sappy Christm as s movies. I signed up for regular detective shows a n d Columbo, Perry Mason etc. Do not like what has been on for the last few weeks. Borring will not watch!!!

One hour and forty-five minutes into "The Bridge" and I find out it is continued Christmas 2016! Not cool. I doubt I will watch it then, and I will be more careful about watching future Hallmark movies. I don't generally buy books that leave the reader hanging until the next installment, and I don't care to watch movies that do the same thing. You could have wrapped up this story, then toward the end introduced new characters for Christmas 2016 so each is a stand alone movie.

The fact that you would air the 2nd part of a movie 1 year later is reprehensible. I started watching Hallmark regularly during Christmas 2014 and found viewing pleasure in movies that made you feel good, even if some were "corny". To make viewers wait an entire year to watch the end of one of your truly good movies wreaks of all that is wrong and surprising for a network that seems on the surface to fly in the face of what is wrong. Hopefully you will right this wrong for the good of your viewing public.

I can understand televising Christmas movies in December, but why in the heck do you start televising those horrible movies November 1st? I haven't even choked down my Thanksgiving turkey, and that mess has been on for almost a month! Bring back the sitcoms, I Love Lucy, etc.

I dread Hallmark's Christmas movies every year. I prefer watching reruns of Golden Girls. Hallmark holiday movies are mind-numbing boring and repetitious. Also, what is with the super annoying, loud background music in your movies? I will tune in again when Golden Girls returns.

I like television programs, movies and other forms of artistic expression that reflect the real world. Just wondering when will Hallmark ever produce a movie that features people of color in main character roles? The storylines for your movies are universal themes that can equally be told by people of color.

As many have said before, Hallmark Christmas movies seriously lack diversity. Minorities can have "meet cute" moments, fall for the guy/girl next door, create boyfriends/girlfriends to impress family and friends, fall in love with their Scroogelike boss, and have cranky neighbors that lack holiday spirit, too. In other words, minorities can star in cheesy formulaic Christmas movies! You can do better Hallmark. Hopefully Christmas 2016 will reflect this.

Your alleged apology about the second part of the Bridge not showing for a year was pathetic. Sounded like some seasoned political spokesperson. Just fess up. Has the second part been completed? Why not? Do you not have a sufficient budget? Viewer would forgive, but when it sounds like a bold-face lie, you are no better than politicians who promise the world, deliver nothing and then just make up an excuse.
Shame.

I look forward to Hallmark Christmas movies each year, and often watch the same film multiple times. I am sorry to say how very disappointed I was that The Bridge, which I looked forward to with eager anticipation, was divided into two parts, the second of which will not be aired until NEXT YEAR! I don't mean to sound maudlin, but have you considered the probability that some, perhaps several, individuals may not even survive until next year if they are elderly or battling a serious illness? Think of movies you have aired dealing with loved ones whose Christmas was celebrated in October or November because they would not have lived until December 25th. This "next year " tactic DOES NOT inspire viewer anticipation, but rather anger and disgust, especially as this was done without any prior warning. Even the viewer guide gave NO indication of a two-parter. In fact, the FIOS description references the rekindling of an old flame and an effort to save a beloved bookstore. Part 1 does not deal with said rekindling and efforts to save the bookstore! Frankly, I and many others feel used and abused. I sincerely hope you correct this ASAP and air part 2 THIS YEAR!

I love your movies - especially at Christmas. Some of your casting is wonderful (favs are Kimberley Sustad, Eloise Mumford, Sam Heughan, Paul Green, Rachel Boston, Michael Stahl-David and even Candace Cameron Bure - who I like but is in a lot), but some of your casting is awful, ruining the entire movie. There are a lot of charming/likable actors out there, hire them. I'm not saying they have to be gorgeous - I'm saying make them someone you'd want to go for a run with. The highly made-up women who look fake, please leave them at the door - or scrub their face and then cast them.

WOW!

What a coincidence to see all of the complaints relating to what is considered a lack of diversity on the Hallmark channel.

I feel exactly the same way about BET, OWN, Bounce TV, the now defunct Black family channel, most of the Tyler Perry productions, and a majority of television advertising which do not reflect the racial demographic of the USA at all.

If I were to say anything though I would be considered a racist.

I also wish to apologize for not having a prefix to add to my American status. While my ancestors along with all other Caucasians came from other countries I am just a "plain old American".

I would love to turn to the hallmark channel and watch a movie during the holidays when there are African American couples falling in love

818-755-2400

There are no African Americans on your network, therefore I refuse to watch....

Why would air a movie that I have to wait a year to find out the out come?

I'm so very very disappointed in Hallmark Channel desecration of Karen Kingsbury's THE BRIDGE by dividing it into two parts. Be continued would be tolerable if the presentation would be a week apart, but a year apart is disastrous. My opinion of a channel that I've loved for a long time is now in the pits. Sorry, Hallmark Channel, it will take a long time for me to forgive this decision.

What is going on with the Hallmark Channel ???
What are/were you thinking??? The Bridge, to be continued, Christmas 2016. You don't know how long and how excited, I was, when I found out att was finally going to get The Hallmark channel. I have just about every Christmas movie of Hallmarks, I've kept, after recording them or bought and I watch them ALL year long and when I'm home, I have the Hallmark Channel on when you have movies going! After what you pulled with The Bridge, you've lost one of your #1 Fans and as far as I'm concern, att can remove Hallmark and I wouldn't be sorry at all. I've lost all my respect for you. No more, Hallmark purchases on-line, shopping in your stores or anything to do with Hallmark!
I'm sure you will be hearing from a lot of your viewers and will all feel the same way. Who knows what's going to be going on, a year from now. I know one thing. If I'm still around, I will not be waiting and getting excited for Hallmark Channel to start their Christmas shows. How dare you! Debbie D

I normally love Hallmark Channel during the holidays, but what were you thinking continuing a show for a year? The bridge ... Who says I'll even remember next year to watch it? I am so disappointing. Had I known this was how the show would end (or not), I never would have wasted my time. Please consider your audience next time you choose to do something as silly as this in the future. You have a faithful following don't ruin it