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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Eric Mabius | ... | Oliver | |
Kristin Booth | ... | Shane | |
Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe | ... | Rita (as Crystal Lowe) | |
Geoff Gustafson | ... | Norman | |
Rob Estes | ... | Jordan | |
Marion Ross | ... | Marion | |
Ava Telek | ... | Hannah | |
Kaj-Erik Eriksen | ... | Rob | |
Marci T. House | ... | Odette | |
April Telek | ... | Miss Hodges | |
Lindsay Gibson | ... | Volunteer | |
Dan Joffre | ... | Santa | |
Danny Wattley | ... | Cab Driver | |
Leanne Lapp | ... | Amy | |
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Noam McWilliams | ... | Young Oliver |
When the beloved quartet of postal detectives- Oliver (Mabius), Shane (Booth), Rita (Lowe) and Norman (Gustafson)-discover an urgent letter written to God, they delay their own travel plans to help a little girl who's mother's life hangs in the balance on Christmas Eve. With guidance from a mysterious post office volunteer, Jordan (Estes) and Oliver's former Sunday School teacher (Ross), the Postables are surprised to discover they've been a part of more than one miracle on this Christmas Eve. Written by st. nick
It is rare to see a special-episode that is so carefully well crafted. The script had a lot to accomplish and it did so with excellence. Having followed the series, my household watched in amazement as newcomers in our audience picked up on and enjoyed as if they'd been following the show all along. The series core strength is its abundance sentiment, with nuances of miracles / belief in God. For the Christmas 2-hour episode they "took it up a notch" in both areas, yet were never heavy handed or preachy. Amazing. This series, perhaps better than any other on television, weaves fun and funny suspense that manages to draw the viewer in tugging on heart-strings along the way.