Die For (2019) Proposing Murder (2019) Abracadaver (2020) Terminal Descent (2021) Riddle Me Dead (2021) Curious Caterer (2022–) Dying For Chocolate (2022) Grilling Season (2023) Martha's Vineyard Mysteries (2020–) A Beautiful Place to Die (2020) Riddled With Deceit (2020) Poisoned in Paradise (2021) Ships in the Night (2021) Morning Show Mysteries (2018–) Murder, She Baked aka Hannah Swensen Mysteries (2015–) Mystery 101 (2019-) Signed, Sealed, Delivered aka Lost Letter Mysteries (2013–) Former series Aurora Teagarden Mysteries (2015–2022) Darrow & Darrow (2017–2019) Emma Fielding Mysteries (2017–2019) The Site of Murder (2017) Past Malice (2018) More Bitter Than Death (2019) Fixer Upper Mysteries (2017–2018) Flower Shop Mysteries (2016) Garage Sale Mysteries (2013–2018) Gourmet Detective (2015–2020) Hailey Dean Mysteries (2016–2019) Jane Doe Mysteries (2005–2008) Matchmaker Mysteries (2019–2021) A Killer Engagement (2019) A Fatal Romance (2020) The Art of the Kill (2021) Mystery Woman (2003–2007) Picture Perfect Mysteries (2019–2020) Newlywed and Dead (2019) Dead Over Diamonds (2019) Exit, Stage Death (2020) Ruby Herring Mysteries (2019–2020) Silent Witness (2019) Her Last Breath (2019) Prediction Murder (2020) Standalone movies The Mystery Cruise (2013) Along Came A Nanny (2014) Wedding Planner Mystery (2014) To Catch A Spy (2021) Redemption in Cherry Springs (2021) Cut, Color, Murder (2022) Francesca Quinn, PI (2022) Nikki & Nora: Sister Sleuths (2022) Seasonal programming "Miracles of Christmas", originally "The Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas" and later "The Most Wonderful Miracles of Christmas": On November 11, 2013, Hallmark Movie Channel started its first "The Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas" seasonal programming duplicating the main Hallmark Channel's "Countdown to Christmas". Included is A Very Happy Yule Log, a Christmas Eve/Christmas Day loop made up of a yule log presentation with Happy the Cat and Happy the Dog. In 2017, "A Happy Yule Log" was broadcast on November 22 (Thanksgiving Day), with abandoned piglet, Pip Squeak. In March 2009, the network announced that it was partnering with the NYU Tisch School of the Arts’ Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film and TV to showcase short films by the school's students and alumni. The shorts began airing in October, and were also available for viewing online at the network's website hallmarkmoviechannel.com. Actor Alec Baldwin is a Tisch alum who served as one of the judges to determine which films would appear on the network. See also List of Hallmark Channel Original Movies References External links Hallmark Channel Television channels and stations established in 2004 English-language television stations