Mail Order Makeover

A divorced woman, feeling unfulfilled in her life, impulsively orders a mail-order groomer for her dog. When the groomer, a handsome man named Jake, arrives, sparks fly. However, her family and friends are skeptical of this sudden romance and the mysterious man who has entered her life, leading to comedic misunderstandings and a test of her newfound happiness.

Mail Order Makeover was a modest made-for-television film that aimed for lighthearted romantic comedy. It received a generally lukewarm reception, with critics often pointing to its predictable plot and earnest, though sometimes formulaic, performances. Audiences found it to be an easy-to-watch, feel-good movie suitable for casual viewing.

• A predictable but charming romantic comedy.
• The performances, particularly from Meredith Baxter, add warmth to the story.
• Offers a light and feel-good viewing experience.

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Although Meredith Baxter plays a woman seeking a romantic connection, she was married to her fourth husband, David Glaser, at the time of this film's release in real life.