Dear community, We have a very special announcement to share with all of you today. As you know, the Good Witch series has captured the hearts and imaginations of viewers worldwide. It has been a journey filled with magic, love, and growth, and we couldn't be prouder of what we have achieved together. After much deliberation and careful consideration, we have decided that it's time for the Good Witch series to bid farewell to our screens. This decision was not an easy one to make, but we believe it is the right time to bring this incredible journey to its natural conclusion. Over the past seven seasons, we have witnessed Cassie Nightingale and her family face numerous challenges and triumphs.
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The rawer, less censorially restricted version was seen first-run on Showtime, while the less explicit version was prepared for commercial TV syndication. Penned by Oscar winning Juno writer Diablo Cody, the series follows the ups and downs of Tara s family life as she traverses personalities of various age and gender.
Over the past seven seasons, we have witnessed Cassie Nightingale and her family face numerous challenges and triumphs. We have seen characters grow and evolve, and we have laughed, cried, and cheered for them every step of the way. It is a testament to the incredible talent of our cast and crew that the Good Witch series has become such a beloved and enduring part of television.
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Good Witch ended its run in July 2021, with a Season 7/series finale in which Cassie (played by Catherine Bell) saved the cousins’ imperiled magic, Stephanie and Adam decide to tie the knot (but Donovan and Abigail broke up) and Cassie’s brother Vincent returned to Middleton.
Most notably, though, Joy (played by Wynonna Earp‘s Kat Barrell) and Zoey (played by Shadowhunters‘ Kyana Teresa) shared the first-ever kiss between an LGBTQ couple on a Hallmark Channel original series. (In fact, #TeamJoey also represented the first LGBTQ couple featured in a Hallmark series.)
Related StoriesAt the time, a Hallmark rep told TVLine that while there were no plans for future Good Witch TV-movies, “Catherine Bell, James Denton and Katherine Barrell, among others, are members of the Hallmark Channel family, and we are in discussions on future projects.”
Now, appearing at the Television Critics Association summer press tour this Wednesday, Daly said, “As far as Good Witch, I think we’re always interested in thinking about what we can do with our most popular IP.” But, she added, “I can’t announce anything specific about that.”
“And that also holds for Signed, Sealed, Delivered,” the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries franchise starring Eric Mabius, Kristin Booth, Crystal Lowe and Geoff Gustafson, and which last served up a new entry in October 2021. “I don’t think we’re finished with that,” Daly said.
Specifically regarding Signed, Sealed, Delivered, Lucas noted that “the fandom and the passion for that franchise is unusual. And so we listen, we hear. There’s more to come.” To which Daly added, “I’d say, ‘Stand by.'”
As far as series that very much are active, the execs confirmed that while Chesapeake Shores is about to launch its final season, When Calls the Heart is already in production on Season 10, with an eye on a mid-2023 premiere.
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At the time, a Hallmark rep told TVLine that while there were no plans for future Good Witch TV-movies, “Catherine Bell, James Denton and Katherine Barrell, among others, are members of the Hallmark Channel family, and we are in discussions on future projects.”
We want to express our deepest gratitude to the entire Good Witch community for their unwavering support and dedication throughout the years. Your passion and love for the show have been the driving force behind its success, and we are humbled by your continued enthusiasm. While the Good Witch series may be coming to an end, we believe that the legacy it leaves behind will continue to inspire and uplift viewers for years to come. We hope that the enchanting world of Middleton and its beloved characters will forever hold a special place in your hearts. In the meantime, we invite you to join us for the highly-anticipated final season of Good Witch. We promise you won't be disappointed as we tie up loose ends and give our characters the farewell they deserve. Thank you once again for being a part of this extraordinary journey. Your support has meant the world to us, and we are forever grateful. Sincerely, The Good Witch Team.
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1. John - 2/5 - The Good Witch special announcement left me disappointed and underwhelmed. I was expecting something exciting and meaningful, but instead, all we got was a generic announcement about upcoming episodes. It felt like a missed opportunity to create suspense and anticipation. The lack of any substantial content in the announcement left me questioning why it was even made in the first place. Overall, it was a letdown for a fan like me.
2. Emily - 1/5 - As an avid watcher of Good Witch, I was extremely disappointed with the special announcement. It lacked any real substance and felt like a waste of time. I was hoping for some exciting news or teasers about the upcoming season, but all we got was a vague mention of new episodes. It felt like a missed opportunity to engage the fans and create buzz. I expected more from a show that has had a loyal following for so many years.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I found the Good Witch special announcement to be underwhelming and uninformative. It didn't provide any meaningful details or insights into the upcoming episodes. It felt like a promotional video rather than an exciting announcement for the fans. I was left wondering why they even bothered to create a separate video for it when they could have easily incorporated the information into a regular episode or social media post. Overall, it was a disappointment and didn't do justice to the anticipation I had for it.
4. Michael - 2.5/5 - The Good Witch special announcement felt like a missed opportunity. I was expecting some major revelations or surprises, but all we got were some generic statements about the upcoming episodes. It lacked the excitement and intrigue that usually comes with such announcements. I appreciate the effort, but it definitely fell short of my expectations. I hope the actual episodes make up for this lackluster announcement.
5. Jessica - 1/5 - The Good Witch special announcement was a complete letdown. It had no substance or excitement whatsoever. It felt like a waste of time, and I can't help but wonder why they even bothered to make this announcement separately. It would have been better to incorporate the information into a regular episode or a social media post. As a long-time fan, I expected more from the show and its team. This announcement did not live up to my expectations at all.