Somehow, Alexandra Breckenbridge and her fellow cast members managed to turn a weird movie into something watchable. However, it's a waste of talent.
The whole concept of a character that has always idolized a tv sales person, then became a host on such a program, and has superfans that adore her is just wild. We're talking about those sketchy, too-good-to-be-true shopping ad channels.
The "on-air chemistry" that is portrayed as off-air love simply has a very weird undertone when the two people are pretending to be trying to sell something in their classic advertisement voices.
Additionally, this idea of people idolizing shopping ad hosts and buying whatever they try to sell you is just not something that belongs on a family tv channel anyways. They could've spent the cast's talent on any other Hallmark movie and this is what they wasted it on...
In short, this movie is best summarized in three letters; "WHY?"
The whole concept of a character that has always idolized a tv sales person, then became a host on such a program, and has superfans that adore her is just wild. We're talking about those sketchy, too-good-to-be-true shopping ad channels.
The "on-air chemistry" that is portrayed as off-air love simply has a very weird undertone when the two people are pretending to be trying to sell something in their classic advertisement voices.
Additionally, this idea of people idolizing shopping ad hosts and buying whatever they try to sell you is just not something that belongs on a family tv channel anyways. They could've spent the cast's talent on any other Hallmark movie and this is what they wasted it on...
In short, this movie is best summarized in three letters; "WHY?"