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We’re getting closer and closer to the end of Chesapeake Shores, and in the latest episode, Brendan Penny‘s Kevin O’Brien might be making a huge life decision.

EXCLUSIVE: Dexter Darden (Chang Can Dunk), Chloe Bridges (Maggie) and Robert Buckley (One Tree Hill) have joined the cast of Amber Ruffin and Kenny Smith NBC comedy pilot, Non-Evil Twin.

Cue the Gavin DeGraw! Chad Michael Murray, James Lafferty, Hilarie Burton Morgan, Bethany Joy Lenz and more One Tree Hill alums returned to Wilmington for the ultimate reunion.

Chesapeake Shores isn’t shying away from highlighting Mick’s (Treat Williams) pill addiction problem.

Get your tissues ready, Chessies! Hallmark fans have laughed, cried and loved alongside the O’Briens for years, but after 6 seasons, Chesapeake Shores is saying its final goodbye.

Calling all Chessies! Hallmark Channel fans have laughed, cried and loved alongside the cast of Chesapeake Shores since 2016 — and offscreen, fans have become equally as intrigued by the stars’ friendships and love lives.

Emily Longeretta “Chesapeake Shores” has been renewed by Hallmark Channel for its sixth and final season, the network announced on Tuesday. The 10-episode final season, based Sherryl Woods’ books, will premiere this summer.“With a top-notch ensemble cast and creative team, ‘Chesapeake Shores’ has shared stories that are relatable, poignant and unforgettable,” says Laurie Ferneau, SVP of programming. “We look forward to honoring the journey viewers have been on with the O’Briens with one final, special season.”Robert Buckley, Meghan Ory, Treat Williams, Barbara Niven, Laci J.

Hallmark Channel has renewed its popular multi-generational family drama Chesapeake Shores for a sixth and final season. Based on the bestselling series of books by Sweet Magnolias author Sherryl Woods, the 10-episode Season 6 will premiere this summer.

Hallmark Channel!Robert Buckley and Jonathan Bennett return as the Mitchell siblings in Hallmark's sequel to last year's holiday film, and only ET exclusively premieres a very festive sneak peek.

Hallmark Channel's which had a creative revamp heading into season 5. With a new showrunner at the helm, a renewed focus on the O'Brien clan and major casting changes (see: Jesse Metcalfe's early exit, the last-minute addition of Robert Buckley), the multigenerational family drama is turning over a new leaf.«Everyone is entering a new phase of their lives.

EXCLUSIVE: Production has begun on the fifth season of Hallmark Channel’s hit series Chesapeake Shores. Robert Buckley (The Christmas House, iZombie) joins the new season’s ensemble cast, led by Meghan Ory, Treat Williams and Diane Ladd. Emmy winner Pheof Sutton (Cheers, Terriers) also joins as new showrunner on the 10-episode season set to premiere Sunday, August 15.

Candace Cameron Bure, Lacey Chabert, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Danica McKellar, and Holly Robinson Peete.

Hallmark Channel is making history this month with its newest holiday film The Christmas House, marking the first time the network will air an original movie featuring an LGBTQ+ storyline. The film’s stars Robert Buckley and Jonathan Bennett spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about the importance of highlighting an LGBTQ+ relationship in the movie, as well as the inspiration behind the film.

Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett will lead its first ever LGBTQ-focused Christmas film, The Christmas House.Bennett will portray Brandon, one half of a gay couple with husband Jake, played by Brad Harder.

The Christmas House. The movie will also feature Robert Buckley of fame, Treat Williams, and Sharon Lawrence.

Candace Cameron Bure, Lacey Chabert, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Danica McKellar, and Holly Robinson Peete.

Hallmark is going to have a very diverse Christmas.