Starry Nights

So well written, so well acted, everything was wonderful! Thank you, Lindsay Sturman, for bringing back the show to rights. This is the Hope Valley we know and love, and finally, our beloved heroine has come back to herself.

I love the storyline with Henry and where they took it. Redemption at its finest.

I love Lucas and the new exciting storyline they gave him. On to bigger and better things, but I'm sure he'll keep one foot in Hope Valley to spice it up. He's a great character, and best when he's mysterious and adding that spice he's so good at.

The Coulters were wonderful this season too, and the dedication was just too good. Loved Henry and Joseph there, too. Words we could all learn from.

And wow, Little Jack sitting with Nathan and Allie. Is there anything more beautiful?

Okay, maybe only that scene between Nathan and Elizabeth. Because. Holy. Cow. They only have to look at each other, from six feet away, and we are all swooning. And it was enough. Absolutely. Enough. To get us all on the hook for next season.

Not one touch, not a kiss, not even a single word of devotion. Just the way he says her name. Lizbeth. And the way they look at each other. Her sigh. Their gaze. And we are all onboard. Hearts aflame for S11. Bring it on!

Natebeth for the win.

I am really disappointed in the last couple of episodes they have been horribly written totally changed all the characters and their beliefs. Elizabeth has been made into a Selfish, can't make a commitment, can't make up her mind, she has played with all the men's hearts Jack's Nathans Lucas and then when she chose Lucas it was pure and most heartfelt. When she is with Nathan it's more friends he has shifty eyes he's weird they don't mesh. She will have to tell little Jack that Nathan was supposed to go on the training but got in trouble and couldn't go so his dad went and then he died but he has Nathan.

I want to thank the new showrunner and the fantastically talented ensemble that gave us Season 10! You did an AMAZING job! I feel like Hope Valley and the community are back to where they were prior to Season 8. Thank you for going back and truly finding out who the characters truly are/were and showing us that once again! I've missed that immensely! I'm really looking forward to Season 11 and the thoroughly thought out and well written stories you have to tell in it!!! If Season 11 is anything like Season 10 was, I'm hoping we get many more seasons to come too! Be blessed and continue to be the blessing you all are!

WCTH is WCTH again. It was "tinkered" with the last two seasons and strayed from its roots. Glad to be able to watch my favorite show again. I haven't watched in two years. The new show runner apparently did her homework when she binge watched the previous seasons and it shows. Never in a million years did I think the show could redeem itself from the damage that John Tinker inflicted, yet here we are. I'm so happy. If you're a departed Heartie like I was, come back to the fold. This season has been the best season I can remember having seen in a very long time. Beautiful story set to rights. Well done.

The writing this season was just phenomenal, as well as the acting, the direction, all the way to the top. Wow. I am just absolutely blown away. Thank you to everyone involved, cast and crew, directors, show runner, who just made this season the best season yet.

This episode had so many touching moments. And wow, that break up scene last episode was just heart-wrenching. Erin Krakow and Chris McNally just shone, in fact, I think it was the best performance I've ever seen out of Chris. He was phenomenal.

Which makes me slightly shocked to see some of the negative reviews here. He had such an incredible journey this season, was given a hero's journey, a powerful and wonderful redemptive arc, and was thrust into the light and into his destiny. He's becoming the hero he was always meant to be, and it was so beautiful. How can you complain just because he what, broke up with the main character? He himself wanted to go on to bigger and better things. Life thrust him forward, and he responded by a yes, the very definition of a hero. And seemed to be at peace about it, in his heart. Can't paths diverge, if that's the story, and your character is better off for it? I would have expected true fans to be raving about his performance and his storyline. Even Chris McNally, himself, has done nothing but rave about Lucas' story, he is very happy about it, prefers playing characters who are "savvy" and spice things up. So I don't get the negativity.

But, I for one, loved the way Elizabeth finally seemed to face a new layer of grief, and moved through it, to the truth in her heart.

And wow, that cliffhanger. Just so well done and so smart. Leaves us eager for more and excited about next season. Can't wait!

Thank you, Hope Valley, for being a wonderful place of community and love, truth, and always excitement.