The 'Grey's Anatomy' alum and the 'One Tree Hill' vet take to their respective social media accounts to react to 'SNL' jokes about 'A Cowboy Christmas Romance'.
- Dec 4, 2023
AceShowbiz - Sarah Drew and Jana Kramer are happy for free promotion. The "Grey's Anatomy" alum and the "One Tree Hill" vet took to their respective social media accounts to react to "Saturday Night Live" jokes about "A Cowboy Christmas Romance", their upcoming Christmas movie on Lifetime.
"My new movie made SNL," Jana wrote via Instagram Story on Sunday, December 3. The 40-year-old TV star also attached a video of the NBC comedy show's "Weekend Update" segment from the Saturday, December 2 episode.
As for Sarah, who wrote the flick, she posted on Instagram Stories, "Well, @nbcsnl made a joke about my movie #acowboychristmasromance. Does that mean I've made it?!" The official Lifetime Instagram account also responded to the shout-out, writing, "Lifetime officially made the naughty list," alongside a video of the skit.
In the latest episode of the long-running NBC series, Michael Che delivered news about the movie, which sets tongue wiggling as it's the first Christmas film that will feature sex scene. "Next week, Lifetime will air their first Christmas movie featuring a sex scene," Michael shared. "The sex scene will finally explain why Santa named that one reindeer Vixen. That's a weird name for a reindeer, man."
According to its logline, "A Cowboy Christmas Romance" centers on real estate agent Lexie (Jana) who returns to her Arizona hometown to reclaim land belonging to rancher Coby Mason (Adam Senn). As the two begin to form a connection, Lexie starts to question her own life choices and tries to mend her relationships with her father and brother.
Last month, Jana teased the flick in an episode of her "Whine Down" podcast. "It's the first [Lifetime] Christmas movie that has a sex scene," she said. "When I read it, I was like, 'Well, this is gonna be interesting.' I'm like, 'How are we gonna do this with the baby belly?' "
She continued, "We're on this - spoiler alert - he lays me down on some hay, and then we, you know … And then, you know, obviously, it's still Lifetime, it's still family. But it was pushing limits there, too."
