All ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’ Movies & the TV Show, Ranked

The ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’ series is a heartwarming collection of stories about postal workers who solve mysteries behind lost letters and packages. Created by Martha Williamson, it started as a TV series and grew into a beloved set of movies, blending drama, romance, and a touch of mystery.

The core group, known as the POstables, includes Oliver, Shane, Rita, and Norman. They work in the Dead Letter Office, delivering mail that seems impossible to send. Each story brings new challenges, personal growth, and emotional moments. Here’s the full list of the series and movies, ranked from least to most acclaimed based on their impact and storytelling.

15. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: A Tale of Three Letters’ (2024)

The POstables return to tackle three mysterious letters that connect to their personal lives. The team, including a new member, digs into the stories behind the mail, uncovering surprising ties to their own pasts.

This movie keeps the series’ warm tone but feels less focused than earlier entries. The addition of a new character shakes up the dynamic, though it doesn’t always blend smoothly with the core group’s chemistry.

14. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Road Less Traveled’ (2018)

The team hits the road in a Winnebago to find a missing boy, guided by photos from an old instant camera. Their journey across Colorado tests their skills and teamwork.

The road trip setting adds a fresh twist, but the story feels stretched at times. The emotional stakes are high, yet the resolution doesn’t hit as hard as other films in the series.

13. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: One in a Million’ (2016)

A woman asks the POstables to retrieve a letter containing a valuable lottery ticket. Meanwhile, Oliver and Shane navigate their budding romance, and Norman and Rita face relationship hurdles.

The plot is engaging but leans heavily on romantic subplots, which can overshadow the postal mystery. It’s a solid entry, though it lacks the deeper emotional pull of others.

12. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Moon and Back’ (2025)

A letter found in an old nightclub sends the POstables on a mission to find its writer, who’s hiding from a troubled past. Oliver grapples with news about his birth father while facing his own future as a parent.

The story tackles heavy themes, but the pacing feels uneven. It’s heartfelt, yet the emotional threads don’t always tie together smoothly.

11. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From Paris with Love’ (2015)

The POstables deliver divorce papers to a couple just as Oliver’s missing wife returns. The team explores the meaning of true love while solving the case.

This movie balances romance and mystery well, but the focus on Oliver’s personal drama can feel heavy. It’s a strong early entry that sets up the series’ emotional depth.

10. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered for Christmas’ (2014)

On Christmas Eve, the POstables find a letter to God from a girl whose mother’s life is in danger. They put their holiday plans on hold to help her.

The festive setting adds warmth, and the stakes feel personal. However, the holiday theme can make it feel slightly disconnected from the broader series arc.

9. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’ (2013–2014)

The original TV series introduces the POstables as they solve mysteries behind undeliverable mail. Each episode brings a new case, from lost love letters to packages with hidden secrets.

It’s a charming start that builds the team’s dynamic, though the episodic format feels less cohesive than the movies. The stories are heartfelt but sometimes lack the polish of later entries.

8. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Home Again’ (2017)

A mysterious vase with a letter inside leads the POstables to a moral dilemma. They must decide between doing what’s right and following the law.

The story’s ethical question adds depth, and the team’s chemistry shines. Still, the plot can feel slow, making it less gripping than others in the series.

7. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From the Heart’ (2016)

After Valentine’s Day, the POstables face personal challenges while delivering a heartfelt letter. Oliver, Shane, Rita, and Norman each deal with their own emotional struggles.

The focus on personal growth makes this movie relatable, but the pacing drags in parts. It’s a solid mix of heart and mystery that fans enjoy.

6. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Truth Be Told’ (2015)

The team delivers a soldier’s letter from Afghanistan to a bullied teenager. Oliver faces a shock when his estranged father brings life-changing news.

This movie blends a touching case with deep personal stakes for Oliver. The emotional weight is strong, though some subplots feel rushed.

5. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Impossible Dream’ (2015)

The POstables testify before a Congressional committee about a missing soldier whose daughter they helped. Rita competes in a national pageant, adding a lighter touch.

The mix of high-stakes drama and Rita’s pageant storyline works well. It’s a compelling chapter that balances humor and heart.

4. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made’ (2021)

As Shane and Oliver prepare for their wedding, they help a boy with leukemia find his long-lost friend. Rita and Norman face challenges in starting a family.

The wedding backdrop adds joy, and the boy’s story brings emotional depth. It’s a well-crafted entry that ties up several character arcs.

3. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Lost Without You’ (2016)

A strange package with a bucket list appears in a prop mailbox on a film set. The POstables work to find its owner, uncovering a moving story.

The unique setting and heartfelt mission make this a standout. The team’s unity and the bucket list’s mystery create a memorable tale.

2. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Higher Ground’ (2017)

The POstables reunite a couple separated by Hurricane Katrina. The letter they deliver carries years of pain and hope.

This movie tackles a real-world tragedy with care, making it deeply moving. The team’s dedication to their mission shines, creating a powerful story.

1. ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: To the Altar’ (2018)

Norman and Rita’s wedding takes center stage as the POstables uncover clues about a young woman’s missing mother. The letter’s mystery ties into their celebration.

This movie blends romance, mystery, and joy perfectly. The wedding and the case create an emotional high point, making it a fan favorite.

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