The Good Witch

Cassie moves into Grey House and opens a shop, attracting both curiosity and suspicion from Middleton's residents. Begin here to meet her before she has become part of the town and the Russell family.

As Middleton prepares a major celebration, a visitor challenges Cassie's claim to Grey House. The property dispute tests whether the home she has begun making in town is secure, with Jake helping her face the claim.

Cassie and Jake plan a Christmas Eve wedding on short notice while someone from Jake's professional past returns. This is the Christmas-centered entry in the original run, joining the romance to his responsibilities as sheriff.

A proposed bridge divides Middleton just as Cassie's cousin visits. The story puts town politics beside trouble at home, making it a point where the growing family and the wider community pull at Cassie together.

Cassie balances her family and public responsibilities as thefts and unwanted press attention disturb Middleton. The demands on her time distinguish this chapter, which finds her settled in town but struggling to get a break.

Lori's research into Cassie's family history casts a shadow over birthday preparations. The Grey Lady connection brings the house's past closer to Cassie herself, giving a family celebration an uneasy question to answer.

An approaching family wedding and missing auction donations keep Cassie occupied. This closes the original seven-film run, so finish it before moving to the television series and its later version of life in Middleton.

Begin the television continuation here before Good Witch Halloween.

Grey House prepares for Halloween while a new guest unsettles the household and Grace faces trouble at school. Watch the first television season beforehand to meet the family and neighbors present in this special.

Continue the regular television episodes of season 2. The Halloween specials appear separately in this checklist.

A visiting novelist inspires Middleton to stage a celebration around her fictional world. The town-wide event gives this special a literary theme; place it after the second television season to keep the relationships in sequence.

Continue the regular television episodes of season 3. The Halloween specials appear separately in this checklist.

A discovered prophecy makes Middleton's residents wonder whether their Halloween plans are turning into a curse. Cassie and Sam confront the town's alarm together, in a special best placed after the third season.

Continue the regular television episodes of season 4. The Halloween specials appear separately in this checklist.

A ruby disappears from an exhibit during Middleton's Halloween celebrations. The missing heirloom makes town history part of the seasonal mystery, while the regular relationships have moved on through the fourth television season.

Continue the regular television episodes of season 5. The Halloween specials appear separately in this checklist.

Cassie's former college roommate arrives as Middleton prepares for Halloween, bringing a personal history to the festivities. Place this special after season five, before continuing the regular television story into its final two seasons.

Continue the regular television episodes of season 6. The Halloween specials appear separately in this checklist.

Continue the regular television episodes of season 7. The Halloween specials appear separately in this checklist.