As we head towards December, and inch ever-nearer to Christmas, Hallmark Channel has unveiled its top highlights for the month. There are some big new movies on the horizon, as well as a few TV show treats, so prepare yourself for some harmonious holiday hijinks.

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First up, Lacey Chabert and Andrew Walker team up for She’s Making a List. The all-new movie will debut on Saturday December 6th at 8/7c, with encore performances on Friday December 12th at 10/9c, and on Thursday December 18th at 8/7c.

Next up is Single on the 25th, which stars Lyndsy Fonseca and Daniel Lissing. The new movie premieres on Sunday December 7th at 8/7c, with repeat screenings on Tuesday December 9th and Saturday December 13th at 10/9c, as well as Wednesday December 17th at 8/7c.

The third new movie is A Suite Holiday Romance with Jessy Schram and Dominic Sherwood, which airs on Hallmark Channel on Saturday December 13th at 8/7c. A Suite Holiday Romance is then re-run on Sunday December 14th at 6/5c and Friday December 19th at 10/9c.

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The fourth new movie in December is Oy to the World!, which screens for the first time on Sunday December 14th at 8/7c. Starring Brooke D’Orsay and Jake Epstein, Oy to the World will also air on Tuesday December 16th at 10/9c, and on Saturday December 20th at 11/10c.

And finally, you can catch another new movie on Sunday December 21st at 8/7c. The film is The Christmas Baby, which stars Ali Liebert, Katherine Barrell, and Barbara Niven.

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In addition to all this, you can watch new episodes of Finding Mr. ChristmasBaked with Love: Holiday, and Twelve Dates ‘Til Christmas throughout December. Plus, the hour-long special, The Hallmark Christmas Experience: A Hometown Holiday, will air on Saturday December 6th at 10/9c.

Sound like a great way to spend December? Then mark it down in your calendar.

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