Hallmark Channel's 'When Calls The Heart' Season 13 Returns with Lori Loughlin After Scandal; Here's What You Need To Know.
Season 13 of Hallmark's beloved drama series, 'When Calls The Heart,' has finally arrived, and it marks the return of none other than Lori Loughlin after a few seasons hiatus. Her character, Abigail Stanton, was written out of Season 6 episodes that were completed but unaired following her involvement in the infamous college admissions scandal.
The new season finds Elizabeth Thatcher (Erin Krakow) spending the summer with Charlotte Thornton and Nathan Grant's family at their home in Cape Fullerton, where they're working on a clinic to provide medical treatment for diabetes to Little Jack. However, their stay gets cut short due to a rail strike that disrupts resupplying the clinic.
As the new season begins, Elizabeth prepares to hand over her lesson plans to Minnie Canfield, who's nervous about taking over her role at the schoolhouse. The drama unfolds as Leland Coulter and Edie Martell rekindle their romance amidst the town's preparations for its first stoplight installation and the grand opening of Goldie National Park.
The show remains a heartwarming ensemble series that brings together characters from across Hope Valley, each with their unique struggles and triumphs. While Lori Loughlin doesn't appear in the Season 13 premiere, her return is welcome news for fans who've been waiting to see Abigail Stanton again on screen.
One of the standout performances this season comes from Erin Krakow as Elizabeth Thatcher, whose character remains an emotional center of the show. Her portrayal of sincerity and warmth without leaning towards being a Pollyanna continues to captivate audiences.
As expected, 'When Calls The Heart' maintains its gentle pace and doesn't shy away from storytelling time with its beloved characters. With a talented cast that knows what they're doing, this season promises to be just as engaging as its predecessors.
Overall, if you're looking for a feel-good drama series that never fails to deliver on emotional depth, warmth, and wholesome entertainment, 'When Calls The Heart' Season 13 is the perfect choice.
Season 13 of Hallmark's beloved drama series, 'When Calls The Heart,' has finally arrived, and it marks the return of none other than Lori Loughlin after a few seasons hiatus. Her character, Abigail Stanton, was written out of Season 6 episodes that were completed but unaired following her involvement in the infamous college admissions scandal.
The new season finds Elizabeth Thatcher (Erin Krakow) spending the summer with Charlotte Thornton and Nathan Grant's family at their home in Cape Fullerton, where they're working on a clinic to provide medical treatment for diabetes to Little Jack. However, their stay gets cut short due to a rail strike that disrupts resupplying the clinic.
As the new season begins, Elizabeth prepares to hand over her lesson plans to Minnie Canfield, who's nervous about taking over her role at the schoolhouse. The drama unfolds as Leland Coulter and Edie Martell rekindle their romance amidst the town's preparations for its first stoplight installation and the grand opening of Goldie National Park.
The show remains a heartwarming ensemble series that brings together characters from across Hope Valley, each with their unique struggles and triumphs. While Lori Loughlin doesn't appear in the Season 13 premiere, her return is welcome news for fans who've been waiting to see Abigail Stanton again on screen.
One of the standout performances this season comes from Erin Krakow as Elizabeth Thatcher, whose character remains an emotional center of the show. Her portrayal of sincerity and warmth without leaning towards being a Pollyanna continues to captivate audiences.
As expected, 'When Calls The Heart' maintains its gentle pace and doesn't shy away from storytelling time with its beloved characters. With a talented cast that knows what they're doing, this season promises to be just as engaging as its predecessors.
Overall, if you're looking for a feel-good drama series that never fails to deliver on emotional depth, warmth, and wholesome entertainment, 'When Calls The Heart' Season 13 is the perfect choice.
! I mean, she was missing from the show for a while after that scandal thingy happened, but it's cool they're bringing her back now. And Erin Krakow is still killing it as Elizabeth Thatcher 
. I love how the show doesn't shy away from tackling real issues, like diabetes and community struggles 
. The characters are all so lovable and relatable, especially Leland & Edie's drama 
. Can't wait to see what this season brings!
. Like, we all know how it's going to play out - sweet love story, dramatic conflict, etc. Don't get me wrong, Erin Krakow is amazing as Elizabeth Thatcher, but sometimes I feel like the show is just phoning it in at this point 
. And don't even get me started on the lack of actual controversy or tension - it's just so predictable and formulaic 
. Can't they try something new for once?! 
. The show still has that charm, and Erin Krakow is amazing as Elizabeth Thatcher - her sincerity and warmth on screen are so relatable 
. Plus, the drama with Edie and Leland is always good for a swoon 
. I'm excited to see how the season unfolds, especially with the clinic setup in Cape Fullerton! It's like they're taking care of everyone (and the diabetes patients too 
). If you haven't checked it out yet, now's the perfect time to jump on board - trust me, you won't regret it 
. The way they tackle real-life issues like diabetes treatment in the clinic feels really important. I love how the show still has its lighthearted moments, but it also tackles tough stuff without shying away from it. It's just the right amount of wholesome goodness for a cozy drama series 
. I think Erin Krakow continues to shine as Elizabeth Thatcher - she's just so down-to-earth and relatable 
. The show always has this amazing way of tackling real-life issues with a positive spin, but still keeping it real about the struggles people face 
I'm all about that feel-good drama vibe right now - after a long day, there's nothing better than curling up with a plate of tissues and a box set of 'When Calls The Heart' 
anyway, I'm glad she's back as Abigail Stanton - I mean, who doesn't love a good old-fashioned Canadian romance? 
The fact that Erin Krakow is still bringing Elizabeth Thatcher to life is just icing on the cake... she's always been great at playing those wholesome roles 
that wraps you in all the feels. The new season has some interesting plot twists, especially with the rail strike and Edie & Leland's romance rekindling 
, but at its core, it's still that classic Hallmark charm 
Lori Loughlin's back as Abigail Stanton and it's like no time has passed @ all... erin krakow as elizabeth thatcher is still giving me life 
. anyway, if u haven't watched season 13 yet, get on that ASAP! 
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, like a rail strike that disrupts our plans! But you know what? It's in those moments of uncertainty that we get to rediscover ourselves and learn to adapt 
. Just like Elizabeth Thatcher stepping up as Minnie Canfield's mentor, we too have the power to navigate through tough times and come out stronger on the other side 
. And let's not forget how important it is to appreciate our own strengths and talents – just like Erin Krakow bringing her character to life with sincerity and warmth 
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... as if the familiarity of their struggles and triumphs brings us some sort of comfort? It's like we're trying to recreate a sense of safety in this crazy world, where change is always looming. But what about when those comforting routines start to feel stale? Don't we risk missing out on new experiences and growth by holding onto the same old stories? The beauty of 'When Calls The Heart' lies in its ability to balance tradition with innovation, but at what cost to our personal evolution as viewers? 
. Erin Krakow is just amazing as Elizabeth Thatcher, she always brings a sense of warmth and sincerity to the role 
The cast is so talented and I'm sure this season will be just as engaging as the last few 
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I've been missing her character so much, especially after what happened off-screen 
. But seriously, I love how the show still manages to balance its light-hearted moments with actual drama and emotion - it's like a warm hug for your soul 
