What’s Hot Next Week on Great! Romance
The next week is a full‑blown love fest. From heart‑warmers to war‑time romance, there’s something for every fan. Below is a daily rundown of the most popular shows, with recommendations for kids, teens and adults, plus a quick opinion on each pick.
Monday, 12 Oct 2026 – 08:00 – Christmas Unwrapped
This 55‑minute rom‑com stars Amber Stevens West and a philanthropist who claims Santa delivers gifts. It’s a light, feel‑good watch that will make you want to pull out the stocking. 
Opinion: The plot is a little predictable, but the chemistry keeps it enjoyable.
Tuesday, 13 Oct 2026 – 14:00 – Christmas Joy
Danielle Panabaker plays a market researcher who returns home for a sweet promotion. The last hour’s 55‑minute episode is a classic holiday feel‑good story. 
Opinion: The pacing is steady; it’s a reliable filler for a quick evening.
Wednesday, 14 Oct 2026 – 13:15 – A Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas
Rachael Leigh Cook stars as a hotel manager who meets a single father in the mountains. The 55‑minute episode is cozy and charming. 
Opinion: The scenery is gorgeous, but the romance feels a bit forced.
Thursday, 15 Oct 2026 – 22:00 – Christmas in Evergreen
Ashley Williams leads a magical town where a wish might grant a perfect Christmas. 55 minutes of holiday fairy‑tale. 
Opinion: The plot is sweet but lacks depth.
Friday, 16 Oct 2026 – 10:50 – Christmas at the Amish Bakery
A culinary romance with Alexandra Harris. A baker meets an editor, and the kitchen becomes a love nest. 55 minutes, perfect for food lovers. 
Opinion: The cooking scenes are delightful, though the plot is thin.
Saturday, 17 Oct 2026 – 13:50 – Christmas Truce
A war romance starring Craig Olejnik and Ali Liebert, set during the Battle of the Bulge. 55‑minute drama that mixes history with love. 
Opinion: The historical backdrop adds weight, though the romance is subtle.
Sunday, 18 Oct 2026 – 14:00 – A Christmas Hero
Anna Hutchison stars as a firefighter who falls for a single father. 55 minutes of heartfelt drama. 
Opinion: The heroics are inspiring, but the love story is predictable.
Bottom line: The week ahead offers a steady stream of feel‑good rom‑coms and a few deeper dramas for those who crave more depth. Whether you’re a kid looking for simple laughs, a teen hoping for a modern love story, or an adult craving a holiday classic, Great! Romance has a slot for you.
Related Shows
- Christmas Joy – 55 min, 14:00 Tuesday
- A Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas – 55 min, 13:15 Wednesday
- Christmas at the Amish Bakery – 55 min, 10:50 Friday