Every year, the Hallmark Channel delights cis-gender white people everywhere with predictable holiday movies starring thin, mildly attractive actors. While this seems like it would be a recipe for failure, Hallmark releases more and more movies each year and us white folks just gobble them up like a Christmas ham. Holiday-obsessed plus size influencer Maggie McGill reviews each new original Hallmark Channel move from now until December 25th with a fat, queer, feminist perspective.
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In this episode of Deck the Hallmark Podcast, Maggie gives a recap of the Hallmark movies Enchanted Christmas and The Sweetest Christmas. Neither of them were particularly moving but if you want to know where Carmen Elizabeth Juanita Echo Sky Brava Cortez is since she saved her parents and the world in the Spy Kids franchise, Enchanted Christmas is…
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In this episode of Deck the Hallmark Podcast, Maggie gives a recap of the Hallmark movies Christmas Festival of Ice and Miss Christmas. Maggie can only recommend one of these movies, specifically the one that features Buffy the Vampire Slayer's own Riley Finn. He has aged very well and looks great in solid puffy vests. Apologies for any poor sound …
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In the first episode of Deck the Hallmark Podcast, Maggie gives a recap of Marry Me at Christmas which aired on Hallmark Channel on October 28th. Alternative title is The Woman with Curly Hair and A Thousand Coats. Follow Maggie online:Twitter: https://twitter.com/maggiemcgillsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/maggiemcgills/Facebook: https://www…
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In the pilot episode of Deck the Hallmark Podcast, Maggie explains why she's doing this podcast, how Hallmark romance influenced her preteen years and reveals her favorite Hallmark Christmas movie of all time.Por Deck the Hallmark Podcast
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