Hallmark Channel is set to premiere its latest holiday romance, “Oy to the World!”, on Sunday, December 14, at 8 p.m. ET. This film is part of Hallmark’s “Countdown to Christmas” event, bringing festive cheer to viewers this holiday season.
About “Oy to the World!”
“Oy to the World!” centers around old high school rivals, Nikki Roberts and Jake Cohen, who must collaborate on a performance that celebrates both Christmas and Hanukkah. The narrative unfolds when water lines break at Temple Beth Am, prompting the congregation to seek a venue for their Hanukkah celebrations. St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church steps in, offering its space for a combined service.
This year’s unique overlap of the last night of Hanukkah with Christmas Eve creates an opportunity for joint festivities. Nikki, the youth choir director at St. Joseph’s, teams up with Jake, the substitute choir director from Temple Beth Am, to create a unified music program, despite their competitive history.
Key Themes and Messages
- The importance of collaboration during the holiday season.
- How teamwork can overcome personal differences.
- The unifying power of music and community.
As the story progresses, Nikki and Jake learn to set aside their rivalry and embrace partnership, demonstrating that unity can enhance the holiday experience for everyone involved.
Cast and Characters
The film features Brooke D’Orsay as Nikki and Jake Epstein as Jake. D’Orsay is known for her roles in “A Not So Royal Christmas” and “A Fabled Holiday,” while Epstein has appeared in “Designated Survivor” and “Suits.”
Where to Watch “Oy to the World!”
Fans can enjoy “Oy to the World!” through various streaming services. Here are some options:
- Fubo: Offers over 220 channels and includes a free trial.
- DIRECTV: Provides major cable networks and a 5-day free trial, starting at $19.99/month.
- Philo: Budget-friendly option at $25/month for over 110 channels, no free trial available.
- Sling: Cost-effective with customizable packages, priced at $45.99/month.
Whether you choose to watch live or on demand, “Oy to the World!” promises to be a heartwarming addition to your holiday viewing.
