When Calls the Heart - S12E02 - You Get What You Give (2025) ft. Jacklyn Collier

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTH Ally is feeling a little stuck. That's how the episode starts. So that's fun. Rosemary is pushing forward with the news radio show, so that's fun. There is a new edition of the comic book out and the kids are pumped, so that's fun. Mai Sue and Frickem returns and they're being all awkward about it. Turns out they had food poisoning and lost their luggage, which sounds fun. Lucas and Lee meet with Edwin and Edwin has some questions about the name of the park. So that's gonna be drama. Mai Sue and Frickem go into his apartment which appears to have flooded. Elizabeth makes the kids leave their comics behind and go outside for a civics lesson. They find a wolf print in the mud which is very excited. Cadet Oliver Garret spills coffee all over Nathan's papers, so the drama is picking up. Edwin brings in a fancy pants women named Edie to explain that the park that Lucas can actually get is actually going to be substantially smaller. Rosemary is freaking out because she doesn't have any news to talk about on her radio show debut when suddenly it hits her - the plague of the rise in comic book popularity and how it affects a small town. Mai Sue and Frickem are in their first real fight - who left the window open?! Gowen promises to pay kids in comic books if they work for him. The radio show begins, complete with a pocket xylophone. Lucas tells Lee about the small park and Lee chews him out and says he's leaving. Frickem and Mai Sue make up. There's a potluck. Gowen and Joseph decide to go into the hazelnut business together. Lee comes home and Rosemary is happy. Nathan and Elizabeth comes outside to see the kids playing tag and they smile at each other. Watch the show on Youtube - www.deckthehallmark.com/youtube Interested in advertising on the show? Email bran@deckthehallmark.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.