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    Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub

    Okay I will say it Heidi / black&white version / must be Shirley Temple

    Anyway I see the Countdown to 25 Days of Christmas has begun on the Hallmark Channel with the ABC Family "25 Days of Christmas" to follow .
    Do you have a favorite?
    A Muppets Christmas will broadcast Nov22
    Ice Age A Mammoth Christmas Nov24
    Miracle on 34th Street Nov 24

    <a href="http://www.abcfamily.com/25days" target="_blank">http://www.abcfamily.com/25days</a>

    If you have more Holiday Specials to add
    Please contribute
     
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    Originally Posted By tashajilek

    I love the muppets Chritsmas, Shrek the halls and of course Christmas vacation. I miss seeing the Disney Christmas cartoons they used to play when i was a kid.
     
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    Originally Posted By tashajilek

    How can i forget how the Grinch stole christmas. I have never heard of the Ice age Christmas special. Thanks for posting the times MMC.
     
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    Originally Posted By Autopia Deb

    I love The Lemon Drop Kid for Christmas an Auntie Mame (with Rosalind Russle NOT Mame with Lucille Ball) for New Year.
     
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    Originally Posted By tink2680

    Santa Claus is Coming to Town is my favorite :eek:)
     
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    Originally Posted By Tandelothien

    I love The Year Without A Santa Claus and all those Rankin & Bass stop motion movies :)
     
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    Originally Posted By EdisYoda

    My favorites (in no particular order)

    Muppet Christmas
    White Christmas
    How the Grinch Stole Christmas
    Scrooged
     
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    Originally Posted By mawnck

    I hope this turns out to be the year that somebody finally does an adaptation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". It's such a classic book, demonstrating that all you have to do to learn the true meaning of Christmas is to have the snot scared out of you.

    And it just gets ignored by Hollywood, year after year after year ....
     
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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    The three top tier Christmas specials that I have to see every year are -

    How the Grinch Stole Christmas
    A Charlie Brown Christmas
    Rankin/Bass Rudolph

    After those, everything else (like Prep & Landing, Shrek Christmas, etc.) is gravy.
     
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    Originally Posted By u k fan

    Christmas isn't Christmas until I've watched a Muppet Family Christmas and listened to my Muppets/John Denver CD.

    I've already listened to the CD so I'm halfway there!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By WDWdreamin

    The only one I always do is the original Grinch. But I love Miracle on 34th Street too. And White Christmas.
     
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    Originally Posted By DDMAN26

    Two words

    Die Hard
     
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    Originally Posted By Dabob2

    <The three top tier Christmas specials that I have to see every year are -

    How the Grinch Stole Christmas
    A Charlie Brown Christmas
    Rankin/Bass Rudolph>

    That's pretty much it for me too, although if I miss Rudolph I can live.

    But the first two definitely. Plus a few songs (Lennon's So This is Christmas, the Kinks' Father Christmas (Gimme Some Money), the Waitresses' Christmas Wrapping, and some of the Phil Spector stuff) or it just ain't Christmas.
     
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    Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub

    Gee Dabob those sound great. Do you have link sources for us or can I google? Waitress Xmas wrapping just does not sound familiar...
     
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    Originally Posted By Dabob2

    <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARq6uYSsUq0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...6uYSsUq0</a>
     
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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    >...Plus a few songs...<

    Well, if we're talking tunes, the two that I need to hear each year are The Carpenters' Merry Christmas Darling and Emerson Lake & Palmer's I Believe in Father Christmas. That whole Carpenters Christmas album is a work of art. Oh, and then Chicago's Christmas album is very cool, too!
     
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    Originally Posted By Dabob2

    Oh, I also must hear Bruce's Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    agree with all the specials above-- makes me feel young again..

    as far as Christmas tunes-- two albums are my current faves-- Rat Pack Christmas and Jethro Tull Christmas- give either a spin, you wont be disappointed
     
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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    >Oh, I also must hear Bruce's Santa Claus is Coming to Town.<

    That one and Brenda Lee's Jingle Bell Rock are the two holiday songs I can't stand! To each our own . . . . .
     
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    Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub

    The TV Guide for Nov21-Dec4th has a Pull-Out Holiday Special TV Guide.

    Also Sunday and Monday 12/4&5

    New MiniSeries

    Neverland: A tale told from Peter's Perspective instead of Tinkerbell and with Keira Knightley the voice of Tinkerbell! "A cheeky origin story that shakes up everything you have assumed about the J.M.Barrie classic...filmed in Ireland and Italy.
     
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