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From Amazon.com A Time to Dance follows the bittersweet story of longtime couple John and Abby, whose separation is postponed when they find out their daughter is getting married. Determined not to spoil their daughter's big moment, they secretly put their plans on hold only to have the wedding planning process draw them back together.- imdb Director: Mike Rohl Writers: Karen Kingsbury (novel), John Wierick (teleplay by) Jennie Garth as Abby Reynolds Dan Payne as John Reynolds Corbin Bernsen as Pops Fiona Vroom as Beth Andrew Jenkins as Matt James Rittinger as Kade Reynolds (as James R. Swalm) Chanelle Peloso as Nicole Reynolds Markian Tarasiuk as Young John Jay Hindle as Sam Taylor Mackenzie Mowat as Young Abby Ona Grauer as Charlene If a marriage still has a chance to be saved, please do your best to save it with all your might, soul, strength...with everything you've got.  Marriage is sacred.  It may not se...

A fading pop star (Debbie Gibson) who is on the verge of losing everything finds inspiration when she relocates to suburban Ohio and begins teaching music to a talented group of misfit children. -WWW Director: Michael Rohl Writers: Neal H. Dobrofsky and Tippi Dobrofsky Running time: 1h 25m Debbie Gibson (and Tiffany) were the biggest pop stars in the 1980s.  I even did covers of her songs in the Universal Studios Hollywood(Lost in Your Eyes, No More Rhyme, Out of the Blue, Foolish Beat, Only in My Dreams, Sure etc.) and I admired her a lot.  When I saw by accident  that she had a TV movie that would have a sequel soon called Dream On(working title...would focus on Johnny, her protégé Johnny played by Mitchell Kummen), I know I had to watch it. Debbie here stars as Debbie Taylor, a has been pop star, and it suits her to a T.   She still has her vibrant personality and she has not lost her touch.   The internet describes the kids as mi...