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Home For Christmas (2019 – ...)

2019 • 3 seasons • TV-MA
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Home For Christmas — Season 2

6 episodes · Dec 18, 2020

As another December descends, Johanne’s quest for a love that's truly lasting – warm, genuine, and real – continues. But this year, her journey is shadowed by upheaval; her family faces challenges, and the world feels increasingly fractured. Can she hold onto her belief in enduring love amidst such turmoil? Is it even possible to find? And will Johanne discover the one she’s been searching for just in time for Christmas?

1. Love You, Love You Not
Dec 18, 2020 · 32m · 6.8

The visitor at Johanne’s door is now known. A year’s worth of idyllic romance has yielded to the complexities of shared life.

2. Sweet Revenge
Dec 18, 2020 · 25m · 6.8

The lingering effects of her meeting with Henrik still unsteadying her, Johanne finds herself paying a visit to her father, recently divorced. Afterward, she meets a colleague for drinks.

3. Stuck in the Past
Dec 18, 2020 · 28m · 7.0

Johanne sought out a former lover, driven by a need to understand the circumstances of their separation. Afterward, her father joined her on a rather memorable excursion to a tattoo parlor.

4. Christmas Speed Dating
Dec 18, 2020 · 26m · 6.9

Johanne engaged a handsome stranger in conversation, while nearby, her affable neighbor, Nick, navigated the brisk pace of a bar speed dating event.

5. The Perfect Date
Dec 18, 2020 · 35m · 7.2

Johanne had looked forward to her second date with Knut, but it unfolded with an unexpected flatness. With the holidays approaching, however, she encountered a familiar and welcoming presence.

6. Christmas Chaos
Dec 18, 2020 · 31m · 7.4

Christmas Eve found Johanne with a delicate balance to maintain: preventing the dinner from disaster, hosting her guests with grace, and keeping a certain someone – Jonas – from occupying her thoughts. She was, to put it mildly, rather occu…