Signed, Sealed, Delivered

2014

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  • 1

7.7| 0h30m| TV-G| en
Synopsis

A group of postal detectives work to solve the mysteries behind undeliverable letters and packages from the past, delivering them when they are needed most.

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Muse Entertainment

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Karry Best movie of this year hands down!
Laikals The greatest movie ever made..!
Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.
Teddie Blake The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
Roberta Kline I just started watching this show on Bravo and I must say it is awesome I am always checking to see when it is on.I hope it continues , because I enjoy watching these characters they make my day. Thank You, plus I hope Rita and Norman get together as well as Oliver and Shane like come on you know they want to . The Truth Shall Set you FREE!!!!!!! Sincerely R. Kline a fan
PhantomMayHare First lets off by talking about HQna's horrendous review. First, he shows he dislikes the show because the male lead is "religious/spiritually and conservative guy." It's funny how one reviewer expects every female to hate on the man because he's conservative. You will find, HQna, that many women are drawn to a clean, unsoiled male character, even if he is "mysterious." That's why were watching this show and not "Modern Family" or "Orange is the New Black." The user is looking for a pornographic, sexist, Sam-sex erotica film that is 45 minutes of pornography rather than a clean show which he deems "cheesy." Wake up, sir. Most women, especially virgins or Christian women, are not drawn to or entertained by sex, pornography or films where women are degraded worse than animals (unless they are lesbians, of course) as is the case with Game of Thrones.The user finishes the stereotypical complaint by complaining of the "4/4" male/female romances in the show. Well I say good for Hallmark. Un-mature males may feed their failing masculinity by watching two females screw each other, but I, a Christian woman, am not interested in that (most women aren't). I am perfectly fine with "stereotypical" man and woman falling in love, getting married and then having sex on the wedding night.This is a unique, fresh and decent film. Hallmark scores again. For the first time in decades there are clean, unique and intriguing shows to watch on the Hallmark Chanel. Hopefully it will stay that way. For all you who appreciate what Hallmark is doing by making decent family shows please let them know any way you can so they keep it up.
SunshineStateGirl I really love this show; I will say if you're looking for a realistic portrayal of life in a post office - that's not the purpose of this show. What the post office does offer is a creative backdrop; the characters are slightly quirky - not quirky in a scary, or disrespectful way but quirky in that they seem almost from another time; a time when gentleness, decency and respect were commonplace - not quirky. The episode involving the bank vault and the love letters was IMO a work of art. First it highlighted the lost art of letter writing; the words in this episode conveyed as much emotion as any canvas I've seen. And then there's the developing relationship between Oliver and Shane; it was amazing the feelings that are demonstrated by restraint.And that is one reason I enjoy this show; it shows true and pure emotion. I hate to resort to describing a show by what it is not but where so many series rely on visual cues to stimulate us with lust, passion, and sex, Signed, Sealed, Delivered relies on words and acting to remind us of the human capacity for love, compassion and concern.There are accents of humor, enough to enhance flavor; but the meat of the show is our characters' weekly foray into finding the right thing to do; relying an man's innate ability to know right, even when it isn't in the rules.
Phantom_Duck I gave this show a 4 instead of a 2 because it is sweet and means well. I tried to watch the entire first episode but it was so slow and cheesy I found my finger hammering away at the fast forward button.There is certainly a market and demographic for programming like this. I enjoy more edgy programming,if you do too pass on this.For those that wax reminiscent for The Donna Reed Show, Ozzie and Harriet or the "Folks From Mayberry," and find Matlock too racy and surmise Cabot Cove is a den of iniquity... You just may love it? It is for the Readers Digest demographic. Treacle for the mundane.Not much more to say, but I have to fill the space.Better than a reality show is a plus. At the very least the show is employing actors and crew instead of launching the brand of some misbegotten, self indulgent bastard attention seeking progeny.That is a very good thing!