Kevin Fair returns to direct Signed, Sealed, Delivered: One in a Million, and the reliable writing team of Martha Williamson (who also created Signed, Sealed, Delivered) and Brandi Harkonen are on board for this movie. I've been a huge fan of Signed, Sealed, Delivered when it debuted as a TV series (yes, I even had the DVD!) and I liked it very much when there were two Signed, Sealed, Delivered movies twice a year, but now that's unfortunately not the case, and will there be another one, and hopefully there will be.

Emilie Ullerup (who speaks speaks Danish, Vietnamese and English) guests stars as Dale, and Gregory Harrison (who I remember from the 1970s TV sci-fi series Logan's Run) returns as Joe. The legendary Zak Santiago continues his role as Ramon Rodriguez. Quite seriously, Zak should get his own spin-off series.

"What good is a letter if you never mail it?"

One in a Million is the follow up to the Valentine episode and it starts right where that one finished...with Shane and Oliver's first date. They didn't exactly ride off into the sunset together and the awkward details of their dinner are slowly revealed throughout the episode. Oliver told the waitress they were just friends, which starts Shane spinning...creating an uncomfortable environment for everybody! The postables are asked to help Mail security solve the case of missing mail. A thief has stolen the mail from several boxes across town and left little clues behind at each...there is a stuffed goose, a wedding cake topper, a can of kidney beans, and a quote in Latin. They find a witness, Shane and Oliver's waitress from the night before and try to get a compilation sketch off of her observations. One more twist...the waitress is desperate to get a mailed letter back that she sent to her then boyfriend who is now her ex.

"Love is like dancing...don't look down"-Ramon

There is a lot going on and I was thrilled to have the cast back...Shane, Oliver, Norman and Rita, with an appearance by Oliver's father Joe O'Toole played by the returning Gregory Harrison.

This series is just the best, with an emphasis on sentiments from the past, it's always about being a good person and doing the right thing. I like that there is an emphasis on Love and how it is never wrong to love.

"There is a vast difference between choosing a good man and finding the right man. I hope you don't give up until you find both."-Oliver

Personal note, I absolutely love Rita's yellow floral dress and matching vintage inspired yellow and blue necklace.

"Sometimes you just have to have a little faith."-Oliver.