Two for Tee
Spring has officially sprung at Hallmark, and we are teeing things up (yes, we said it) with the very first premiere in the Spring Into Love lineup, Two for Tee. Starring Janel Parrish and Chris McNally, this sweet, art-meets-community romance follows Tee, a Chinese American pottery artist reconnecting with her family’s traditions, and Will, the charming handyman who just might help her save more than the local community center. Directed by Hallmark favorite Michael Robison, this kickoff film sets the tone for the entire seasonal slate – and we’re diving in to see if it’s a strong start or if we’re still waiting for spring to fully bloom.
Two for Tee premiered on Saturday, March 21, 2026, on Hallmark Channel (and is now available to stream on Hallmark+ ).
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About Two for Tee
- Two for Tee is directed by Michael Robison, marking his 94th directing credit. His Hallmark resume includes Adventures in Love & Birding, An Unexpected Valentine, and A Novel Noel, and he recently directed The Stars Between Us.
- Matt Johnson gets the story credit here. He’s a two-time Emmy Award–winning showrunner, executive producer, and writer, with a really interesting background that includes projects like Cat and Kitten Bowl, Wheel of Fortune, and Jeopardy!.
- The teleplay is credited to Matt Johnson, Justine Wentzell-Chang, and Betsy Morris.
- Justine has a couple of Hallmark-adjacent credits, including A Big Fat Family Christmas and Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance!.
- Betsy Morris is one of our Hallmark faves, with writing credits on Villa Amore, Guiding Emily, and To All a Good Night, just to name a few.
- Janel Parrish stars as Tee, marking her 58th acting credit. We most recently saw her during the holiday season in Christmas on Duty.
- Chris McNally co-stars as Will. He’s known for his work on When Calls the Heart, Holiday Crashers, and Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder.
- David Kaye appears as cousinTheo. With 89 acting credits, we’ve seen David on Hallmark before in A Royal Montana Christmas and Christmas Under the Lights.
- Lillian Lim appears as mom Leigh Anne and she’s no stranger to Hallmark. She’s appeared in Deck the Halls on Cherry Lane, Holidazed, and Heart of the Matter.
- Alex MacIsaac plays daughter Natalie. This is her fifth acting credit, and she recently appeared in eight episodes of the latest season of When Calls the Heart as Gwendolyn.
- Tahina Awan plays Carmen. She has seven prior acting credits, including a Hallmark appearance in the 2024 film One Bad Apple: A Hannah Swensen Mystery.
- Garry Chalk plays Harry. With a staggering 449 acting credits, he has been in a ton of projects. But for Hallmark, he was recently in Confessions of a Christmas Letter in 2024.
- Beth Fotheringham appears as Georgina, with credits spanning both rom-coms and thrillers, including Food for the Heart and When Mom Becomes a Murderer.
- Enid-Ray Adams plays community center manager Liz. With 80 acting credits, she has previously appeared on Hallmark in movies like Holiday Road and Campfire Christmas.
- Daniel Bacon plays gallery owner Ken. you might recognize Daniel from last year’s smash hit Merry Christmas, Ted Cooper! as well as Blind Date Book Club from 2024.
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