Midnight Romance Lineup: Pick Your Perfect Holiday Hook‑Up on Great! Romance
It’s that time of year again—when the lights flicker, the snow falls, and the TV screens fill with stories of love that could turn your heart into a warm cup of cocoa. Below is the full schedule for Wednesday, 23 September 2026 on Great! Romance, translated into London time (BST). Grab a blanket and let’s see what’s on the horizon.
08:00 – 08:10 Good News on GREAT! Extra
A quick 10‑minute dose of uplifting tales from the UK and beyond. Short, sweet, and a gentle reminder that kindness still exists.
08:10 – 09:05 The Magical Christmas Shoe
Erin Karpluk plays Noelle, a woman who finds her Christmas spirit—and a soulmate—in a pair of enchanted shoes. It’s the kind of story that feels like a hug from a distant cousin. If you’re looking for a touch of magic, this is the one to start with.
09:05 – 10:00 Once Upon a Christmas Miracle
Aimee Teegarden stars in this 2018 film where a life‑saving transplant brings two strangers together. The chemistry is genuine, and the holiday backdrop adds a layer of softness that’s hard to resist.
12:10 – 14:00 Marry Me At Christmas
Rachel Skarsten plays a bridal boutique owner who’s swept off her feet by the bride’s brother. The film’s quirky banter and festive atmosphere make it a reliable pick for a lighthearted evening.
14:00 – 15:55 Hearts Of Christmas (first run)
Emilie Ullerup stars as a doctor who clashes with the hospital CFO while planning a surprise Christmas party. It’s a sweet mix of humor and heart, and the second part later in the night gives you a chance to revisit the chemistry.
15:55 – 17:50 A Merry Christmas Match (first run)
Ashley Newbrough plays a woman who wonders if she needs something new after years in her mother’s antique shop. The ending provides a gentle reminder that love can surprise you.
17:50 – 19:45 Christmas Comes Home (first run)
Meggan Kaiser stars in this 2020 film where a childhood crush and his son help a woman reclaim her holiday spirit. The narrative is warm, the setting cozy, and the resolution satisfying.
19:45 – 21:40 Oh Christmas Tree
Sarah Lancaster’s character turns a Christmas‑hater into a believer when a big‑city executive threatens her family tree farm. The twist of romance and community makes it a solid choice for a late‑night watch.
21:40 – 23:35 A Family For The Holidays (first run)
Erin Krakow returns in this sequel where family secrets collide with holiday plans. The emotional depth keeps viewers engaged until the final frame.
23:35 – 00:35 Snowmance (first run)
Sarah builds her “Snow Beau” every year; after another breakup, she wonders if love will return. The playfulness of the premise and the gentle pacing make it a charming midnight companion.
00:35 – 02:25 My Sweet Holiday
Malone Thomas brings a charming new owner to a chocolate shop, and the love story unfolds with sweetness and humor. A reliable pick if you’re looking for a gentle finish to the night.
02:25 – 04:00 Hearts Of Christmas (second run)
The second run of Hearts Of Christmas offers a chance to revisit the hospital drama. It’s a dependable second look that keeps the midnight mood alive.
04:00 – 06:00 Teleshopping (four slots)
Three consecutive 30‑minute blocks of teleshopping conclude the night’s entertainment. A quiet pause before the next cycle of romance begins.
Bottom line: There’s a solid selection from the early morning to the late‑night slot, with a mix of fresh and repeat holiday romances. Pick the one that feels most like your own love story, and let the channel carry you through the season.