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Baby Jack is back and better than ever, out there throwing the baseball with Nathan. It's almost as if the ordeal of diabetes is behind them—her words, not mine. Graduation is quickly approaching for the first time in 12 seasons. Nathan and Elizabeth are as in love as ever, matching outfits and all.
Rosemary is talking to Bill about how she isn't going to publish this story without knowing where the gold is. She suggests interviewing Edie—maybe she'll open up more about what she knows.
Nathan is talking to Oliver and gives him a form stating that he'll be stationed in Fort McNeil after he graduates. Oliver doesn't seem thrilled.
Rosemary goes to talk to Edie and notices a map behind her. Edie tells Rosemary that her uncle drew it. Silly uncle, always drawing maps.
The kids all present their project-based learning projects in front of parents, and Lucas is impressed. He tells Elizabeth he's going to talk to the district about implementing this at other schools.
Elizabeth gets a letter from her grandma, telling her that Cape Fullerton has great doctors and essentially encouraging her to move for the sake of Baby Jack. But Baby Jack is fine. I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.
Lucas and Edie are playing cards, talking about her uncle, and they decide that maybe they should try to find the gold coins and return them to their owners.
Bill, Rosemary, and Nathan are looking at the map when they suddenly notice that the well is GIANT on it. Maybe it's a clue. Maybe this map is actually a treasure map!
Oliver fails his final exam on purpose because he doesn't want to leave Hope Valley. Elizabeth goes to talk to him, and then they play tag.
Edie and Lucas decide to go dig at the well when Rosemary, Nathan, and Bill show up too. They all start digging together and find a chest full of coins!
They go back to the office to discuss. When Edie realizes the map is a treasure map, she figures there might be a secret message from her uncle. She holds it up to a candle, and a message appears. He explains how he found the gold and used it to pay for Edie's law school. He says the rest of the gold is hers too.
There's a sweet storyline about the townsfolk rallying around Angela and Minnie, which is nice.
It's graduation, and since it's being held at the saloon, there's a dance afterward. Lucas tells Elizabeth that the school board is interested in hearing more about the curriculum, but she's not sure about leaving Baby Jack right now.
The season looks to be ending peacefully until late that night when Elizabeth notices Baby Jack lying motionless on the couch. She screams for help. Faith rushes over and says, "We got a bad batch." She tells Elizabeth that maybe Cape Fullerton would be best for Baby Jack after all. So they hop in a car, and she gives Rosemary a note to give to Nathan.
Nathan and Allie go after them, honking the horn. They all get in the car, and Nathan tells Elizabeth that wherever she goes, he goes—and then they kiss.
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Jenna is a hot shot deal maker who is about to walk into Redlands Venture to pitch a billionaire! She's an event guru and she's hoping she can plan this event. As she's walking in, she bumps into a dude. Turns out, she knows him! It's Andrew! They quickly catch up, but off she goes for a meeting and she's surprised to find out that she's going to be working with Andrew who is doing consulting for Redlands. HE is like wait, isn't it Sunday? You have dinner with your foster family! Her foster family is a big part of her life and of this movie franchise. She starts working with Andrew planning the event. Tom Redland shows up and doesn't really like the pitch, but Jenna pivots and he's in! So Jenna and Andrew are working together, planning the event, it's going great and the sparks are beginning to fly. But then Tom calls Jenna and is like we should meet up Friday night which means he's going to bring her on a private jet to his vineyard for dinner. When Andrew finds out, he gets super jealous.
But sometimes you gotta power through, for the sake of the call.
Jenna's youngest foster brother goes missing, but they find him.
It's time for the party and it's a big hit. She tells Tom that she's just not that into him. And then Andrew finally shoots his shot and they kissssss.
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Ethan works for TSA at LAX On the busiest travel day, according to him - Christmas Eve. His pregnant girlfriend, Nora is trying to get Ethan to try to go through the police academy again even though he failed last time. But that seems hard so he decides he going to really try to move upward in the TSA, so he gets to work and asks his supervisor, Phil, to assign him to manage a baggage-scanning lane, cuz that's what the big dogs do.
While on duty, Ethan finds an ear bud and is instructed to put it in. He begins to hear the voice of a bad guy we know just as the Traveler, who threatens to kill Nora unless Ethan allows a specific carry-on bag to pass through the scanner without interference. The Traveler’s accomplice, the Watcher, monitors Ethan remotely via the airport security cameras, making sure he can’t call for help or do any funny business. Ethan secretly tries to alert his co-worker with a message written in invisible ink, but before he can act, the Traveler poisons him and causing him to have a heart attack.
Jason's boss notices Ethan is kinda all over the place so he replaces him with his friend Jason. When the Traveler threatens to kill Jason if Ethan doesn’t comply, Ethan plants an alcoholic drink at Jason’s workstation and rats him out for being drunk on the job. Back in control of the scanner, Ethan lets the instructed carry-on bag through but later finds out that it contains this deadly nerve agent.
Meanwhile, LAPD detective Elena Cole investigates a double homicide tied to the smuggling of said nerve gas. She suspects shady doings at LAX so she orders a terminal-wide sweep and Ethan secretly flags the bag guy for inspection. Suspecting Ethan’s interference, the Traveler confronts him in a restroom, leading to a scuffle where Ethan manages to seize the Traveler’s plastic gun. The Traveler is like big whoop and arms the bomb.
So Ethan has to go stop the bag guy from being inspected and hopefully disarm the bomb, which he does but not before his boss is killed by the bag guy who then reveals to Ethan he’s also being blackmailed—his husband, Jesse, is being held hostage by the Watcher. The Traveler shows up and grabs the bag case and orders the Watcher to kill Nora, but Ethan uses the original bag guys phone to warn her and she escapes.
On the way to the airport Detective Cole realizes this officer she is with is an imposter working for the Traveler and kills him. She then gets to the airport, finds Ethan, only to find out that Ethan is trying to stop the bomb and pleads for her to trust him. They discover the Traveler’s target is a Congresswoman who’s on a flight to Washington, D.C for a meeting about weapon funding. The planned attack is going to to implicate Russia, and would then get massive defense spending approved and bad guys like that.
The Traveler boards the flight, unaware Ethan has swapped the bomb into a similar but larger suitcase, forcing him to stow it in the plane’s cargo hold. Ethan sneaks into the hold to disarm the bomb while Nora persuades Cole to let the flight take off, so that the Traveler wouldn't suspect anything shady. but he gets a notification that someone is working on the bomb, so he figures it out and goes down to stop Ethan. Before the Traveler can rearm the bomb and escape via parachute, Ethan locks him in an airtight refrigeration unit with the nerve agent, killing him. The plane safely returns to the airport.
A year later, Ethan, now a police officer, travels with Nora, their son, and Jason’s family on a trip to Tahiti. At a TSA checkpoint, Ethan places his LAPD badge in the scanning tray, having finally achieved his dream.
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It was so much fun talking with STEVE LUND! Make sure to catch his new movie 'Hearts Around the Table: Jenna's First Love' this weekend on Hallmark Channel.
Steve's Charity: Brian Lund Memorial Fund (The Greater Saint John Community Foundation)
Donations can be made at TheCommunityFoundationSJ.com/funds/
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Emilia is sneaking around this massive house with a flashlight. She stumbles upon Jason, and he's like, "I'm here to help." They open up the freezer and see a body. Turns out they're actually just envisioning what their new murder mystery will be. They are working to get Mystery Island back up and running, and they decide to run a contest. It'll be good for publicity, and the contest winners will be able to solve a mystery!
The winners show up, including Detective Bobby Teller from the NYPD, Alice, who runs a mystery podcast, and CC, who is a mystery author. It's a whole fun crew! Emilia notices that Fredricks, who is like the storyteller of the mystery, is being a bit odd. She notices him talking to some of the guys in private. Just as the guy who is supposed to "die" begins to choke, an explosion happens outside that was not planned. So he stops "dying," and they all go outside and see Fredricks dying from the explosion. Jason goes to check on him, but he can only say the word "arrest" before he dies. This is now a real crime scene!
So obviously, Emilia and Jason are on the case, and they figure out that Fredricks wasn't the target—rather, the COO of Mystery Island, Janey, was. Detective Bobby ends up dead after they started to suspect he may have done it. So basically, they figure it out. It was the actor they brought in to act like he was dying—James. He did it. There are so many reasons why he did it; it takes like 10 minutes to explain. But what really matters is that they have his DNA to prove it. So yay. He's arrested, and Mystery Island will have another mystery soon where someone else will almost definitely die.
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Elizabeth runs outside, grappling with the fact that baby Jack has diabetes. Mei is looking through papers because she recalls seeing some sort of new diabetes test that's being conducted. She finds it and brings it to Faith to see if they should contact them about baby Jack. They bring the information to Elizabeth, and she says the results thus far have been miraculous. They haven’t started taking children yet, but Frikem and Mei are going to make the case for Jack and hopefully return with some insulin.
Rosemary is setting up a meal train and is freaking out. She can’t imagine what it would be like to get this news about baby Goldie. Elizabeth gives Frikem and Mei the letter, and off they go. Meanwhile, baby Jack's pony is missing.
Lucas finds out that his approval ratings are tanking. He decides he can do whatever he wants since he's not worried about getting reelected.
The kids decide they’re going to broadcast a baseball game on the radio since little Jack is too sick to come see it. All the kids work together to relay the information and make sure it gets on the air.
Faith gets bad news – they’re not going to transfer the insulin for one trial. But if they can get 10 people, they’ll consider it. So the town works together to try to find 9 other people with diabetes. Rosemary even goes on the radio for a very special episode.
Elizabeth takes baby Jack to see Faith, who suggests that he stay there so she can keep an eye on him. They have 9 people, so Elizabeth calls and begs them to make an exception, which they do.
The medicine arrives, Jack gets his first shot, and BAM! He’s golden.
They all go to church, then head back to Elizabeth’s place. Elizabeth and Nathan snuggle and have a heart-to-heart.
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Prince Henry is a simple man — he just likes to fence and care for his daughter, Princess Rose, who is going through a tough time. So he decides to take her to an American theme park, Once Upon a Time Land. We meet Lacey, who plays Princess Sweet Pea. When Princess Rose meets her, she immediately becomes a big fan, and Lacey ends up waltzing with Henry. Obviously, at the time, Lacey doesn’t know they are real royalty. But the next day, she is pulled aside at work and told the truth about who they are — and that they want Princess Sweet Pea to show them around the park personally.
She does, and they get to talking. It turns out that Rose is deathly afraid of horses, but with Lacey's help, she’s able to conquer that fear and get on the merry-go-round! Impressed, Henry asks if she would be willing to come back with them to his home and help Rose ride a horse. Apparently, it’s a big tradition for the Order of the Lily ceremony. Lacey agrees.
When she gets there, she is constantly catching strays from Henry's mom and this one guy who really hates her. But none of it matters because she's helping Rose with her fear of horses and spending more time with Henry — and the sparks are flying. They even end up kissing when he shows her his special spot.
The Order of the Lily ceremony arrives, and Rose is really nervous. So Lacey rides alongside her, and it’s a big success. But the guy who hates her is furious and tells Lacey, “If you think you’re going to get Henry to fall in love with you, you’re out of your mind. You’re just a theme park princess.”
Things go from bad to worse when Lacey loses her theme park job after a photo leaks of her in her Princess Sweet Pea costume talking to Henry. Why is that a fireable offense? Who can say? Heartbroken, she decides to leave before the ball.
When she goes to return her costume to her old job, her boss tells her she has one more gig — and sends her out. When she does, it turns out the gig is just Henry and Rose. Henry tells her, “I love you. Please come back.” She does.
Cut to six months later: Henry proposes, Lacey says yes, and they kiss.
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The Manetti-Hanahan's power comes back on, and Chuck is thrilled because the entire neighborhood will know thanks to his lights. The next morning, the power is still out, and lines are down everywhere. Josh shows up to bring Nora some coffee, and she is surprised he's still here but not upset. He comes in to help her finish putting the bike together. She asks why he's not on his flight, and he says it's canceled, but he's not sorry. He asks if something is happening between them, and she says what's happening feels like a repeat of high school — they're in different worlds. She tells him he should go so Theo doesn’t get confused, but she thanks him, and as he leaves, he touches her arm.
Lucy and Annie go to find Lucy's sister Sylvie. They find her at the bakery, and Sylvie apologizes for making things so crazy. Lucy responds that she needs a little crazy — and the guy.
The Manetti-Hanahans invite the neighbors over, but Kevin, Gabby, and their dad aren't interested. Their mom insists they're going. Chuck heads over to invite them, and he comes face-to-face with Manny. They agree on a Christmas truce. Once inside the house, Gabby and Katie make up, and Katie even helps Gabby finish her cooking audition video.
Danny is talking to Chuck when he notices Linda. They go to talk, and she's thrilled to learn that Danny told his gal pal he doesn’t want to jump into anything right now.
Lucy and Sylvie encourage Annie to take a chance. They bring some of the joy bars, and they’re a smash hit — plus, Sylvie invited Cole.
Theo figures out that Josh had been there and insists Nora take him to see Josh so he can give him his Christmas gift.
Grandma Lin tells her family she’s not feeling great, blaming too much Frito pie. But it gets her thinking — what if she’s not around next Christmas? She tells Marcus and Ella she wants them to get married today! She calls over Wally, who happens to be an ordained minister. The Lin family scrambles to figure out what to do. Marcus begs Ted to just tell Grandma the truth.
Danny and Linda continue talking and laughing until Evan walks in and sits between them.
Theo gives Josh his gift — a picture he drew — and Josh loves it.
Evan pulls Linda aside and says he thinks they both know he’s not her forever guy. He acknowledges it’s obvious she and Danny are the real deal. She thanks him for making her feel good even while getting dumped.
Grandma Lin and Connie discuss health scares, and Grandma calls in a favor.
Annie goes to apologize to Max for kissing him, but then he kisses her back and says he’s glad they both feel the same way.
Grandma Lin asks Ted if he’s excited about the wedding. He finally comes out to her, and she says he’s broken her heart — not because he’s gay, but because he didn’t feel like he could be honest with her.
The kids run in, announcing that the llama, Dasher, is missing! Chuck seizes the chance to put on his camo and lead a rescue mission — but Kevin shows up with Dasher before he gets far. Chuck apologizes to Kevin for what he said about Katie and invites him inside. Kevin sees Katie and Gabby hugging and apologizes to Katie. He puts the ring back on her finger, and they kiss.
Danny wastes no time and shoots his shot with Linda, giving her two tickets to Norway to see the northern lights. They kiss.
Connie gets a call from the doctor with good news — the test came back negative. Chuck tells her this is the best Christmas ever, and they hug.
Stacy tells Josh that while she doesn’t think they’re forever partners in life, she believes they’re still great business partners and wants to keep working together.
Grandma Lin tells Ted and Marcus they’re lucky to have found each other and looks forward to the wedding whenever it happens. Ted suggests they get married right then, and Marcus is all for it.
Josh takes his chance with Nora, and they end up kissing.
Cole shows up, and he and Lucy share their feelings. Everyone is sharing their feelings.
The wedding happens, there’s confetti, and an absolute banger of a song plays. They all go outside to take a picture together.
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A loving mother becomes enraged after her daughter is cut from her alma mater's dance team.
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The episode starts with a full montage showing Alice time traveling to the '90s for the first time—the moment from way back in season 1. She meets Colton, and when he hears she was swimming in the pond, he is immediately suspicious of her. He remembers that she’s the one he met back in the '70s.
Back in the present, things aren't looking good for Jacob. Charges may be pressed against him for attempted arson—I mean, they have him on tape!
Present-day Alice goes back to the '90s to see Kat and Elliot play M.A.S.H. together—something she learned she was present for from her mom—and she’s excited to go back and see teenage Kat and Elliot again. Afterwards, she heads to the pond to go home. As she’s about to jump back in, Colton stops her and says, "You are who I thought you were! The same Alice from the '70s. It’s you!" She warns him not to ask any questions. She tells him the '70s were an amazing time she will cherish forever, and then jumps back in the pond.
Elliot shows Jacob the thing he found in the clock—it turns out it’s a pendulum. Jacob says that’s how he feels, going back and forth between time. Elliot gets some mail from his dad, and inside is the ring.
Alice is back at work, looking for a tape recorder to play some of Colton’s old recordings when Max walks in. They both talk about how they didn’t hate the kiss.
Jacob goes to talk to Danny to apologize for using his garage code at work when he was attempting arson. He tells Danny he’s done enough to him, even though he doesn’t know the truth. Danny asks what he means, and Jacob just says, "Just that you thought for so long it was your fault." Danny tells him to scram. "Get. Leave."
Alice and Kat are going through some of Colton’s old stuff when Alice recognizes a tape. It’s from the demo they recorded together, which includes a conversation Alice and Colton had about how much he loves Del. They play it for Del, and she asks them to take her to him via the pond. The three jump in together. Del and Kat pop up, but Alice is nowhere to be found. We see the pond took her somewhere else. As she gets out, Colton is there and says, "Jacob fell in the pond, didn’t he?!"
We then see that earlier that day, Colton figured it out when he went to visit Evelyn and saw the painting of "My Katherine." He recognizes her. He knows that it’s his daughter who time-travels and remembers that she and adult Jacob were there when he traveled back to the 1800s. He figures out that Alice is his granddaughter. He tells her all of this and gives her his sweater. She tells him that Jacob does make it home, but he figures out he won’t be there to see it. He realizes he’s going to die.
Alice jumps in the pond to leave, and Colton decides to give it one last shot—he jumps in, hoping to see his son again. Alice cries as she lands back in the present, taking off Colton’s sweater—the same one Elliot will one day find.
The pond worked for Colton, and he watches his family on the night of the summer kickoff. He finds Jacob in the barn and tells him, "Remember that I love you, no matter what happens."
Alice realizes she’s not back in the present; rather, she’s back to earlier in the season. She runs back to the pond, and past Alice sees someone running. Alice watches herself running toward the pond and realizes—no one is there to push her, and so it ends up being her that pushes herself.
K.C. arrives at the Landry farm, confronting Jacob with hidden documents—Susannah’s will, which proves Lingermore rightfully belongs to the Landrys. K.C. says this document should stop any legal proceedings and should also stop those letters Del has been getting—letters that Jacob didn’t know about.
Kat and Del end up back at Del’s wedding in the 1970s. Kat encounters crazy Grandma Fern again, who cryptically references 65 & 25, hinting at more yet to come.
In the present, K.C. crosses paths with Alice near the pond. Alice says, "I’m your mom, and Max is your dad." K.C. tells her she’s wrong. Alice says, "But you are a Landry and also a Goodwin?" K.C. replies, "I don’t want to break any more rules."
As they all return home, Alice tells Del & Kat all that she's learned. Del realizes that Colton was going to tell her the truth the night that he was killed and Kat realizes that he knew who she was that night.
In a final montage, Jacob finds the mysterious letters Del has been getting. Del comes home to realize that Jacob is missing once again and left the letters scattered on the table.
Sam calls Del and she tells him that Jacob is missing. Sam says that it’s going to be okay. He just knows it and we see that he is staring at the pond.
Kat confesses her love to Elliot. He then reveals his mother’s letter, which includes a mysterious T.S. Eliot quote. They realize that Elliot’s mom didn’t just mysteriously leave when he was a baby—rather, she was time-traveling.
Cut to the baby in the basket and two people standing by the pond. They place a letter into the basket and then jump. Someone then finds the baby and brings the baby to the steps of the Landry farm, where he’s found by Colton and Del. Baby Katherine is there. Will they become one big happy family?
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