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Christmas Specials

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	!style="background:#f9f9f9; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:120%; border:1px solid #aaa; text-align:left"\|Countdown to Christmas Day		!style="background:#f9f9f9; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:120%; border:1px solid #aaa; text-align:left"\|Countdown to Christmas Day
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-	There are 34 days left until Christmas.	+	There are 33 days left until Christmas.

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Merry Madagascar

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	{{title\|image=Title-MerryMadagascar.jpg\|director=David Soren\|writer=David Soren<br>Eric Darnell<br>Tom McGrath\|release=November 17, 2009\|runtime=28 minutes\|characters=}}		{{title\|image=Title-MerryMadagascar.jpg\|director=David Soren\|writer=David Soren<br>Eric Darnell<br>Tom McGrath\|release=November 17, 2009\|runtime=28 minutes\|characters=}}
-	[[File:MadagascarXmas.jpg\|thumb\|300px]]	+
	'''''Merry Madagascar''''' is a Christmas special featuring characters from the ''[[Wikipedia:Madagascar (2005 film)\|Madagascar]]'' series of movies. The special premiered on [[Wikipedia:National Broadcasting Company\|NBC]] on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 8 PM ET/PT.		'''''Merry Madagascar''''' is a Christmas special featuring characters from the ''[[Wikipedia:Madagascar (2005 film)\|Madagascar]]'' series of movies. The special premiered on [[Wikipedia:National Broadcasting Company\|NBC]] on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 8 PM ET/PT.
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	According to the press release, the plotline is as follows:		According to the press release, the plotline is as follows:

-	''The brand new holiday adventure stars everyone’s favorite Central Park 'zoosters' from 'Madagascar' and 'Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.' The story begins when Santa and his sleigh unexpectedly crash-land on the island, giving the jolly gentleman a case of amnesia. So it falls to Alex, Marty, Melman and Gloria — along with the ever-inventive Penguins — to deliver the presents and save Christmas. And it doesn’t hurt that Santa’s Sleigh just might be able to make a little trip to New York City, so they can finally return to their beloved home. But during their appointed rounds, the four re-discover the magic of giving — and that it is ultimately more important than their own wish to return home. Also included is a long-lasting North Pole/South Pole rivalry between the Penguins and Santa's reindeer, plus magic flying dust and a King Julien-based holiday called 'Julienuary.'" ''	+	[[File:MadagascarXmas.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]''The brand new holiday adventure stars everyone’s favorite Central Park 'zoosters' from 'Madagascar' and 'Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.' The story begins when Santa and his sleigh unexpectedly crash-land on the island, giving the jolly gentleman a case of amnesia. So it falls to Alex, Marty, Melman and Gloria — along with the ever-inventive Penguins — to deliver the presents and save Christmas. And it doesn’t hurt that Santa’s Sleigh just might be able to make a little trip to New York City, so they can finally return to their beloved home. But during their appointed rounds, the four re-discover the magic of giving — and that it is ultimately more important than their own wish to return home. Also included is a long-lasting North Pole/South Pole rivalry between the Penguins and Santa's reindeer, plus magic flying dust and a King Julien-based holiday called 'Julienuary.'" ''
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User blog:Mouseinphilly/Presenting The Best Christmas Movies of All Time!

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-	Last year, I promised the Best Christmas Movies of all, and now it's time to deliver.	+	Last year, I promised you the Best Christmas Movies of all time, and now it's time to deliver.

-	I give to you the definitive list of the Best Christmas Movies of all time. The criteria must be as follows: They must have played in an actual movie theatre between the days of silents and now, and have stood the test of time. Please note that there are no rankings, just an alphabetical listing of these films.	+	The criteria must be as follows: They must have played in an actual movie theatre between the days of silents and now, and have stood the test of time. Please note that there are no rankings, just an alphabetical listing of these films.

	<big>'''''[[A Christmas Carol]]'''''.</big> More than thirty movies have been made based on this Charles Dickens story. The chestnut of them all is the 1951 British-made Alistair Sim version called ''[[Scrooge]]''. We also have a kind heart to Disney's 1984 animated tribute ''[[Mickey's Christmas Carol]]'', Bill Murray's 1989 ''[[Scrooged]]'' and now Jim Carrey's turn as many characters in the [[A Christmas Carol (2009)\|2009 CGI animated version]].		<big>'''''[[A Christmas Carol]]'''''.</big> More than thirty movies have been made based on this Charles Dickens story. The chestnut of them all is the 1951 British-made Alistair Sim version called ''[[Scrooge]]''. We also have a kind heart to Disney's 1984 animated tribute ''[[Mickey's Christmas Carol]]'', Bill Murray's 1989 ''[[Scrooged]]'' and now Jim Carrey's turn as many characters in the [[A Christmas Carol (2009)\|2009 CGI animated version]].

A Lost Claus

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	{{title\|image=Lostclaus-titlecard.jpg\|200px\|director=Craig McCracken\|writer=Lauren Faust\|release=December 1, 2005\|runtime=24 minutes\|characters=\|merch=}}		{{title\|image=Lostclaus-titlecard.jpg\|200px\|director=Craig McCracken\|writer=Lauren Faust\|release=December 1, 2005\|runtime=24 minutes\|characters=\|merch=}}
-	[[File:Claus-0071.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|[[Snoopy]]'s doghouse from ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]'' makes a cameo.]]	+
-	[[Image:Claus-0006.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Eduardo dresses up for Christmas.]]
-	[[Image:Claus-0044.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Bloo scares Mr. Herriman as the spirit of Bob Marley.]]
-	[[Image:Claus-0077.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Much to his dismay, Bloo got a pile of coal.]]
	'''"A Lost Claus"''' is the Christmas episode of the [[Cartoon Network]] original series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends''. The episode, which was first aired on December 1, 2005, was written by Lauren Faust and directed by her husband, series creator Craig McCracken. The program pays homage to ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]'' in sight gags and the jazz musical stylings of that Christmas tradition, and also spoofs the Charles Dickens story ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''. The episode won an [[Wikipedia:Annie Awards\|Annie Award]] in 2005 for McCracken, Mike Moon, David Dunnet and Martin Absolabehere for "Best Design in an Animated TV Series".		'''"A Lost Claus"''' is the Christmas episode of the [[Cartoon Network]] original series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends''. The episode, which was first aired on December 1, 2005, was written by Lauren Faust and directed by her husband, series creator Craig McCracken. The program pays homage to ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]'' in sight gags and the jazz musical stylings of that Christmas tradition, and also spoofs the Charles Dickens story ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''. The episode won an [[Wikipedia:Annie Awards\|Annie Award]] in 2005 for McCracken, Mike Moon, David Dunnet and Martin Absolabehere for "Best Design in an Animated TV Series".
	==Story ==		==Story ==
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-	It's the day before Christmas Eve and [[w:c:fhif:Mac\|Mac]] is on his way to see his imaginary friend, [[w:c:fhif:Blooregard Q. Kazoo\|Blooregard "Bloo" Q. Kazoo]] at Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, just as they are preparing for Christmas. After Mac puts the star atop the Christmas tree, [[Santa Claus]] arrives. He asks Mac and Bloo what they want for Christmas, and just as they are about to tell him their wish lists, a second Santa comes in. Ultimately, after both Bloo and Mac exchange larger (and more outrageous) gifts, the two Santas get into a fistfight. [[w:c:fhif:Frankie Foster\|Frankie]] breaks that up, and brings them along with the other Santas of all shapes and sorts to [[w:c:fhif:Mr. Herriman\|Mr. Herriman]]'s office, explaining that every year, kids get so excited about Santa that they create imaginary ones "that are about as real as my Aunt Fanny". Upon hearing that, Mac then has a breakdown disbelieving that there is no such thing as Santa.	+	[[Image:Claus-0006.jpg\|thumb\|Eduardo dresses up for Christmas.]]It's the day before Christmas Eve and [[w:c:fhif:Mac\|Mac]] is on his way to see his imaginary friend, [[w:c:fhif:Blooregard Q. Kazoo\|Blooregard "Bloo" Q. Kazoo]] at Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, just as they are preparing for Christmas. After Mac puts the star atop the Christmas tree, [[Santa Claus]] arrives. He asks Mac and Bloo what they want for Christmas, and just as they are about to tell him their wish lists, a second Santa comes in. Ultimately, after both Bloo and Mac exchange larger (and more outrageous) gifts, the two Santas get into a fistfight. [[w:c:fhif:Frankie Foster\|Frankie]] breaks that up, and brings them along with the other Santas of all shapes and sorts to [[w:c:fhif:Mr. Herriman\|Mr. Herriman]]'s office, explaining that every year, kids get so excited about Santa that they create imaginary ones "that are about as real as my Aunt Fanny". Upon hearing that, Mac then has a breakdown disbelieving that there is no such thing as Santa.
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-	Bloo, who is upset that he will be getting only one gift for Christmas, decides to do some scientific tests disproving Mac's theory that there is no Santa. So on [[Wikipedia:Christmas Eve\|Christmas Eve]], he sends [[w:c:fhif:Wilt\|Wilt]] around the world in a sleigh with unicorns in place of reindeer, then sends [[w:c:fhif:Eduardo\|Eduardo]] down the chimney of the home, getting stuck in the process, and then goes to a mall to prove Santa exists, only to find out that the Mall Santa is none other than [[w:c:fhif:Coco\|Coco]], who is working there to pay for a vacation home, and then is then outed as a fraud when she is accidentally debearded by Mac. At the home, [[w:c:fhif:Madame Foster\|Madame Foster]] says that it's all a phase he's going through and that sooner or later, the truth will find him out. So when he gets home, Mac asks Santa for the one thing that will make him believe Santa does exist: underwear.	+	[[Image:Claus-0036.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Coco ges to work as a Mall Santa.]]Bloo, who is upset that he will be getting only one gift for Christmas, decides to do some scientific tests disproving Mac's theory that there is no Santa. So on [[Wikipedia:Christmas Eve\|Christmas Eve]], he sends [[w:c:fhif:Wilt\|Wilt]] around the world in a sleigh with unicorns in place of reindeer, then sends [[w:c:fhif:Eduardo\|Eduardo]] down the chimney of the home, getting stuck in the process, and then goes to a mall to prove Santa exists, only to find out that the Mall Santa is none other than [[w:c:fhif:Coco\|Coco]], who is working there to pay for a vacation home, and then is then outed as a fraud when she is accidentally debearded by Mac. At the home, [[w:c:fhif:Madame Foster\|Madame Foster]] says that it's all a phase he's going through and that sooner or later, the truth will find him out. So when he gets home, Mac asks Santa for the one thing that will make him believe Santa does exist: underwear.
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-	Meanwhile, Bloo, who is still distraught over the fact that he is only getting one Christmas present while an Imaginary Friend named [[w:c:fhif:Moishe\|Moishe]], a [[Wikipedia:Dreidel\|dreidel]], rubs salt into the wounds by telling Bloo he's getting eight gifts (a reference to [[Wikipedia:Hanukkah\|Hannukah]]), so Bloo comes up with an idea: scaring the wits out of Mr. Herriman into giving everyone more gifts. Taking a cue from ''A Christmas Carol'', he dresses first as the ghost of [[Wikipedia:Bob Marley\|Bob Marley]] (instead of Jacob Marley), then later dresses as "The Ghost of a Christmas Present" and a robot representing The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come, frightening Mr. Herriman out of mind so much that he misunderstands Bloo's request for more presents, and as a result, decides instead to outright cancel Christmas at the home, much to Mac's dismay.	+	[[Image:Claus-0044.jpg\|thumb\|Bloo scares Mr. Herriman as the spirit of Bob Marley.]]Meanwhile, Bloo, who is still distraught over the fact that he is only getting one Christmas present while an Imaginary Friend named [[w:c:fhif:Moishe\|Moishe]], a [[Wikipedia:Dreidel\|dreidel]], rubs salt into the wounds by telling Bloo he's getting eight gifts (a reference to [[Wikipedia:Hanukkah\|Hannukah]]), so Bloo comes up with an idea: scaring the wits out of Mr. Herriman into giving everyone more gifts. Taking a cue from ''A Christmas Carol'', he dresses first as the ghost of [[Wikipedia:Bob Marley\|Bob Marley]] (instead of Jacob Marley), then later dresses as "The Ghost of a Christmas Present" and a robot representing The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come, frightening Mr. Herriman out of mind so much that he misunderstands Bloo's request for more presents, and as a result, decides instead to outright cancel Christmas at the home, much to Mac's dismay.
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-	Christmas morning comes and Mac, along with his mom and his brother Terrance, are unwrapping presents, and Mac is unhappy to not find any underwear in the batch, so he asks his mother "What does a guy have to do to get underwear for Christmas?", and then walks off to Foster's. When he arrives, though, he suddenly realizes that Christmas came as a miracle. All the friends are playing with their gifts while Wilt explains that Santa brought him home, Eduardo says he felt something pushing him down the chimney and Coco's lawsuit against the mall for wrongful termination was settled out of court. Frankie calls the police and describes what happened, believing at last there is a Santa Claus. Madame Foster gives Mac a Christmas stocking with his name on it, and finds out that it's filled with underwear, and he too believes in Santa. As for Bloo, he wound up with a pile of coal, and vows revenge against Santa.	+	[[Image:Claus-0077.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Much to his dismay, Bloo got a pile of coal.]]Christmas morning comes and Mac, along with his mom and his brother Terrance, are unwrapping presents, and Mac is unhappy to not find any underwear in the batch, so he asks his mother "What does a guy have to do to get underwear for Christmas?", and then walks off to Foster's. When he arrives, though, he suddenly realizes that Christmas came as a miracle. All the friends are playing with their gifts while Wilt explains that Santa brought him home, Eduardo says he felt something pushing him down the chimney and Coco's lawsuit against the mall for wrongful termination was settled out of court. Frankie calls the police and describes what happened, believing at last there is a Santa Claus. Madame Foster gives Mac a Christmas stocking with his name on it, and finds out that it's filled with underwear, and he too believes in Santa. As for Bloo, he wound up with a pile of coal, and vows revenge against Santa.

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Holiday Hi-Jynx

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	{{title\|image=HolidayHiJynx.jpg\|director=\|writer=\|release=October 5, 1998 (Japan)<br>December 11, 1999 (USA)\|runtime=21 minutes\|characters=}}		{{title\|image=HolidayHiJynx.jpg\|director=\|writer=\|release=October 5, 1998 (Japan)<br>December 11, 1999 (USA)\|runtime=21 minutes\|characters=}}
-	[[File:SantaJames.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|James (dressed as Santa) is snared by Jessie.]]	+	[[File:SantaJames.jpg\|thumb\|James (dressed as Santa) is snared by Jessie.]]
-	[[File:HolidayHiJynx2.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|From left: Brock, Ash, Jynx, Pikachu and Misty arrive to save Christmas.]]	+	[[File:HolidayHiJynx2.jpg\|thumb\|From left: Brock, Ash, Jynx, Pikachu and Misty arrive to save Christmas.]]
	'''Holiday Hi-Jynx''' (Japanese title: ''Rougela's Christmas'') was an episode from the Japanese anime metaseries [[Wikipedia:Pokemon (anime)\|Pokemon]]. The program aired in Japan on October 5, 1998 (after a postponement from the original date of December 23, 1997 due to [[Wikipedia:Denno Senshi Porygon\|the infamous Porygon incident]]) in Japan and December 11th, 1999 in the USA.		'''Holiday Hi-Jynx''' (Japanese title: ''Rougela's Christmas'') was an episode from the Japanese anime metaseries [[Wikipedia:Pokemon (anime)\|Pokemon]]. The program aired in Japan on October 5, 1998 (after a postponement from the original date of December 23, 1997 due to [[Wikipedia:Denno Senshi Porygon\|the infamous Porygon incident]]) in Japan and December 11th, 1999 in the USA.

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-	'''''NOTE:''' English names are used, Japanese names are in parenthesis.''	+	'''''NOTE:''' English names are used, Japanese names are in parenthesis.''<br>
	On Christmas Eve, Jessie (Musashi), a member of the infamous Pokemon crime syndicate known as Team Rocket, traps Santa - in this case, her cohort James (Kojiro) in disguise - as she and Meowth (Nyarth), a cat-like pocket monster (the portameantu of the show's title) as a revenge for taking her doll ten years earlier. Instead of Santa, a Jynx (Rougela), which acts as an assistant to [[Santa Claus]] in the Pokemon universe, comes and takes it. Meanwhile, in the southern part of the Kanto region, Ash, Misty, Brock (Satoshi, Kasumi and Takeshi) and Pikachu befriend a Jynx with a boot belonging to Santa. They head to the North Pole, but with Team Rocket tailing them all the way in a submarine shaped like a Gyrados. At the North Pole, Team Rocket steals the toys being made by Santa and hold everyone hostage, until the Jynx that took Jessie's doll (broken in the enthusiasm of the moment) gives the doll back to her good as new. But that still isn't good enough as the other Jynx use a move called Psywave to blast Team Rocket off into the unknown. As Santa is finally released, and is off on his journey, Team Rocket is back home with a stocking hung by their bed waiting for a gift, but another Jynx appears giving it a Lovely Kiss to put them to sleep.		On Christmas Eve, Jessie (Musashi), a member of the infamous Pokemon crime syndicate known as Team Rocket, traps Santa - in this case, her cohort James (Kojiro) in disguise - as she and Meowth (Nyarth), a cat-like pocket monster (the portameantu of the show's title) as a revenge for taking her doll ten years earlier. Instead of Santa, a Jynx (Rougela), which acts as an assistant to [[Santa Claus]] in the Pokemon universe, comes and takes it. Meanwhile, in the southern part of the Kanto region, Ash, Misty, Brock (Satoshi, Kasumi and Takeshi) and Pikachu befriend a Jynx with a boot belonging to Santa. They head to the North Pole, but with Team Rocket tailing them all the way in a submarine shaped like a Gyrados. At the North Pole, Team Rocket steals the toys being made by Santa and hold everyone hostage, until the Jynx that took Jessie's doll (broken in the enthusiasm of the moment) gives the doll back to her good as new. But that still isn't good enough as the other Jynx use a move called Psywave to blast Team Rocket off into the unknown. As Santa is finally released, and is off on his journey, Team Rocket is back home with a stocking hung by their bed waiting for a gift, but another Jynx appears giving it a Lovely Kiss to put them to sleep.

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Phineas Flynn

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-	'''Phineas Flynn''' (pictured on the right) is one of the main characters of the Disney Channel series ''Phineas and Ferb'', and as such, is one of the starring characters in ''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]''.	+	'''Phineas Flynn''' (pictured on the right) is one of the main characters of the Disney Channel series ''[[w:c:phineasandferb:Main Page\|Phineas and Ferb]]'', and as such, is one of the starring characters in ''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]''.
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Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation

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		+	[[File:PnF-CBDance.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Phineas, Ferb, and friends mimick the dancing scene from ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]''.]]
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	'''''Phineas and Ferb's Christmas Vacation''''' is a Christmas special spun off from the Disney Channel series ''[[w:c:phineasandferb:Main Page\|Phineas and Ferb]]'', scheduled to air on December 6, 2009. It will be premiering on Disney XD, and will then subsequently air on the Disney Channel and ABC Family as part of the [[ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas\|25 Days of Christmas]] (the latter marking the first appearance of the show on that network). Series co-founders Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, along with the special's director Zac Moncrief, have announced their hopes that the special will become a holiday classic.		'''''Phineas and Ferb's Christmas Vacation''''' is a Christmas special spun off from the Disney Channel series ''[[w:c:phineasandferb:Main Page\|Phineas and Ferb]]'', scheduled to air on December 6, 2009. It will be premiering on Disney XD, and will then subsequently air on the Disney Channel and ABC Family as part of the [[ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas\|25 Days of Christmas]] (the latter marking the first appearance of the show on that network). Series co-founders Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, along with the special's director Zac Moncrief, have announced their hopes that the special will become a holiday classic.
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

		+	=== References to other Christmas specials ===
	* The scene of the yeti putting the star on top of a Christmas tree in the title sequence is a parody of [[The Abominable Snowmonster of the North]] doing the same in ''[[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Rankin/Bass)\|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer]]''.		* The scene of the yeti putting the star on top of a Christmas tree in the title sequence is a parody of [[The Abominable Snowmonster of the North]] doing the same in ''[[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Rankin/Bass)\|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer]]''.
-	* The Phineas and Ferb theme song was completely re-written to fit the holiday mood of the special.	+	* There will apparently be a scene with the kids mimicking the dancing scene from ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]''.
		+	* Perry's entrance to his hideout involves putting a top hat on a snowman and bringing it to life, ala ''[[Frosty the Snowman]]''.

	== Cast ==		== Cast ==

A Charlie Brown Christmas

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	== Tributes ==		== Tributes ==

-	[[Image:Claus-0071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Cartoon Network series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' paid homage to ''A Charlie Brown Christmas'' in ''[[A Lost Claus]]'' with its' jazz-influenced soundtrack and clever in-joke of a representation of Snoopy's doghouse.]]	+	[[File:PnF-CBDance.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|In this scene from ''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]'', the kids re-enact the dancing scene pictured above.]]
	* From 2002 through 2005, [[Nickelodeon]] ran [[Merry Nickmas\|a series of vignettes every Christmas]], one of them a parody of ''A Charlie Brown Christmas'' starring the characters from ''[[Rugrats]]''. Titled ''A Chuckie Finster Christmas, Channukah, Kwaanza, Winter Solstice'', the spot features [[Chuckie Finster\|Chuckie]] in the Charlie Brown role. [[Tommy Pickles\|Tommy]] later attempts Linus's recitation of Luke 2:8-14 in The Bible, prompting [[Angelica Pickles\|Angelica]] to scream "You blockhead! It's about the presents! Lots and lots of presents!", which the rest of the babies agree on.		* From 2002 through 2005, [[Nickelodeon]] ran [[Merry Nickmas\|a series of vignettes every Christmas]], one of them a parody of ''A Charlie Brown Christmas'' starring the characters from ''[[Rugrats]]''. Titled ''A Chuckie Finster Christmas, Channukah, Kwaanza, Winter Solstice'', the spot features [[Chuckie Finster\|Chuckie]] in the Charlie Brown role. [[Tommy Pickles\|Tommy]] later attempts Linus's recitation of Luke 2:8-14 in The Bible, prompting [[Angelica Pickles\|Angelica]] to scream "You blockhead! It's about the presents! Lots and lots of presents!", which the rest of the babies agree on.
-	* The ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' Christmas episode, "[[A Lost Claus]]", pays homage to this special using a jazz musicial style in the soundtrack, and even Snoopy's home decorated for Christmas in that episode.	+	* The ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' Christmas episode, "[[A Lost Claus]]", pays homage to this special using a jazz musicial style in the soundtrack, and even a cameo appearance by Snoopy's decorated doghouse.
	* At the beginning of the ''[[American Dad!]]'' episode "[[The Most Adequate Christmas Ever]]", Haley states "I picked up all the Charlie Brown holiday specials, from the very first one where he learns the true meaning of Christmas to the one from the '80s where he meets the kid with AIDs." (The latter description is probably a reference to the 1990 Peanuts special ''Why, Charlie Brown, Why?'', which featured a character with leukemia and had a sequence set during Christmastime.)		* At the beginning of the ''[[American Dad!]]'' episode "[[The Most Adequate Christmas Ever]]", Haley states "I picked up all the Charlie Brown holiday specials, from the very first one where he learns the true meaning of Christmas to the one from the '80s where he meets the kid with AIDs." (The latter description is probably a reference to the 1990 Peanuts special ''Why, Charlie Brown, Why?'', which featured a character with leukemia and had a sequence set during Christmastime.)
	* During the ''[[Kim Possible]]'' Christmas episode, as Ron is foiling his plans, Dr. Drakken yells out "All I want is what's coming to me! All I want is my fair share!"		* During the ''[[Kim Possible]]'' Christmas episode, as Ron is foiling his plans, Dr. Drakken yells out "All I want is what's coming to me! All I want is my fair share!"

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Santa Claus

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-	[[File:SantaJames.jpg\|thumb\|James (dressed as Santa) is snared by Jessie in a scene from "Holiday Hi-Jynx".]]'''Holiday Hi-Jynx''' (Japanese title: ''Rougela's Christmas'') was an episode from the Japanese anime metaseries [[Wikipedia:Pokemon (anime)\|Pokemon]]. The program aired in Japan on October 5, 1998 (after a postponement from the original date of December 23, 1997 due to [[Wikipedia:Denno Senshi Porygon\|the imfamous Porygon incident]]) in Japan and December 11th, 1999 in the USA.	+	{{title\|image=HolidayHiJynx.jpg\|director=\|writer=\|release=October 5, 1998 (Japan)<br>December 11, 1999 (USA)\|runtime=21 minutes\|characters=}}
		+	[[File:SantaJames.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|James (dressed as Santa) is snared by Jessie.]]
		+	[[File:HolidayHiJynx2.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|From left: Brock, Ash, Jynx, Pikachu and Misty arrive to save Christmas.]]
		+	'''Holiday Hi-Jynx''' (Japanese title: ''Rougela's Christmas'') was an episode from the Japanese anime metaseries [[Wikipedia:Pokemon (anime)\|Pokemon]]. The program aired in Japan on October 5, 1998 (after a postponement from the original date of December 23, 1997 due to [[Wikipedia:Denno Senshi Porygon\|the infamous Porygon incident]]) in Japan and December 11th, 1999 in the USA.

	==Story==		==Story==
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	'''''NOTE:''' English names are used, Japanese names are in parenthesis.''		'''''NOTE:''' English names are used, Japanese names are in parenthesis.''
-	[[File:HolidayHiJynx2.jpg\|thumb\|From left: Brock, Ash, Jynx, Pikachu and Misty save Christmas.]]On Christmas Eve, Jessie (Musashi), a member of the infamous Pokemon crime syndicate known as Team Rocket, traps Santa - in this case, her cohort James (Kojiro) in disguise - as she and Meowth (Nyarth), a cat-like pocket monster (the portameantu of the show's title) as a revenge for taking her doll ten years earlier. Instead of Santa, a Jynx (Rougela), which acts as an assistant to [[Santa Claus]] in the Pokemon universe, comes and takes it. Meanwhile, in the southern part of the Kanto region, Ash, Misty, Brock (Satoshi, Kasumi and Takeshi) and Pikachu befriend a Jynx with a boot belonging to Santa. They head to the North Pole, but with Team Rocket tailing them all the way in a submarine shaped like a Gyrados. At the North Pole, Team Rocket steals the toys being made by Santa and hold everyone hostage, until the Jynx that took Jessie's doll (broken in the enthusiasm of the moment) gives the doll back to her good as new. But that still isn't good enough as the other Jynx use a move called Psywave to blast Team Rocket off into the unknown. As Santa is finally released, and is off on his journey, Team Rocket is back home with a stocking hung by their bed waiting for a gift, but another Jynx appears giving it a Lovely Kiss to put them to sleep.	+	On Christmas Eve, Jessie (Musashi), a member of the infamous Pokemon crime syndicate known as Team Rocket, traps Santa - in this case, her cohort James (Kojiro) in disguise - as she and Meowth (Nyarth), a cat-like pocket monster (the portameantu of the show's title) as a revenge for taking her doll ten years earlier. Instead of Santa, a Jynx (Rougela), which acts as an assistant to [[Santa Claus]] in the Pokemon universe, comes and takes it. Meanwhile, in the southern part of the Kanto region, Ash, Misty, Brock (Satoshi, Kasumi and Takeshi) and Pikachu befriend a Jynx with a boot belonging to Santa. They head to the North Pole, but with Team Rocket tailing them all the way in a submarine shaped like a Gyrados. At the North Pole, Team Rocket steals the toys being made by Santa and hold everyone hostage, until the Jynx that took Jessie's doll (broken in the enthusiasm of the moment) gives the doll back to her good as new. But that still isn't good enough as the other Jynx use a move called Psywave to blast Team Rocket off into the unknown. As Santa is finally released, and is off on his journey, Team Rocket is back home with a stocking hung by their bed waiting for a gift, but another Jynx appears giving it a Lovely Kiss to put them to sleep.

	{{endspoiler}}		{{endspoiler}}

-	==Jynx Contreversy==	+	==Jynx Controversy==
	The episode was pulled after a commentary written in a syndicated newspaper article by Carole Boston Weatherford shortly afterward, citing that Jynx offended African Americans because of its' color. The episode which has not aired since either on [[Wikipedia:Kids' WB\|Kids' WB]], syndication or on [[Wikipedia:Cartoon Network (United States)\|Cartoon Network]], is currently available on the Indigo League Volume 3 DVD set. Since then, Ken Sugimori, the art director for Pokemon worldwide, had the color of the face changed to purple from black.		The episode was pulled after a commentary written in a syndicated newspaper article by Carole Boston Weatherford shortly afterward, citing that Jynx offended African Americans because of its' color. The episode which has not aired since either on [[Wikipedia:Kids' WB\|Kids' WB]], syndication or on [[Wikipedia:Cartoon Network (United States)\|Cartoon Network]], is currently available on the Indigo League Volume 3 DVD set. Since then, Ken Sugimori, the art director for Pokemon worldwide, had the color of the face changed to purple from black.

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A Garfield Christmas Special

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	'''''A Garfield Christmas Special''''' (also called '''''A Garfield Christmas''''' for short) is a Christmas special based on the commercially successful newspaper comic strip ''[[wikipedia:Garfield\|Garfield]]''.		'''''A Garfield Christmas Special''''' (also called '''''A Garfield Christmas''''' for short) is a Christmas special based on the commercially successful newspaper comic strip ''[[wikipedia:Garfield\|Garfield]]''.

	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
		+	[[File:GarfieldChristmas.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|left\|Cover to the VHS release.]]

	== Deleted scenes ==		== Deleted scenes ==

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	'''Jeremy Creek''' is the protagonist of the special ''[[The Town Santa Forgot]]'' (and the titular character of the poem on which the special was based).		'''Jeremy Creek''' is the protagonist of the special ''[[The Town Santa Forgot]]'' (and the titular character of the poem on which the special was based).

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	When Christmas Eve comes, Jeremy waits for Santa on his roof, but to his dismay, Santa just passes him by. The next morning, Jeremy finds out from a report on TV that his toys had been delivered to a poor swamp town that just happens to have the same name as him. At first, this upsets Jeremy, but when the kids in the swamp town say they want to send out their thanks to whoever was responsible for Santa visiting them, his heart melts and he realizes that it truly is better to give than receive. He starts sharing his toys with all the other kids in his neighborhood, and every Christmas Eve, assists Santa in his annual trip until he grows too old to fit in the sleigh.		When Christmas Eve comes, Jeremy waits for Santa on his roof, but to his dismay, Santa just passes him by. The next morning, Jeremy finds out from a report on TV that his toys had been delivered to a poor swamp town that just happens to have the same name as him. At first, this upsets Jeremy, but when the kids in the swamp town say they want to send out their thanks to whoever was responsible for Santa visiting them, his heart melts and he realizes that it truly is better to give than receive. He starts sharing his toys with all the other kids in his neighborhood, and every Christmas Eve, assists Santa in his annual trip until he grows too old to fit in the sleigh.
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	At the end of the special, it is revealed that Jeremy is the old man who has been telling the story to his grandchildren.		At the end of the special, it is revealed that Jeremy is the old man who has been telling the story to his grandchildren.

A Lost Claus

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		+	[[File:Claus-0071.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|[[Snoopy]]'s doghouse from ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]'' makes a cameo.]]
	[[Image:Claus-0006.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Eduardo dresses up for Christmas.]]		[[Image:Claus-0006.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Eduardo dresses up for Christmas.]]
-	[[Image:Claus-0036.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Coco ges to work as a Mall Santa.]]
	[[Image:Claus-0044.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Bloo scares Mr. Herriman as the spirit of Bob Marley.]]		[[Image:Claus-0044.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Bloo scares Mr. Herriman as the spirit of Bob Marley.]]
	[[Image:Claus-0077.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Much to his dismay, Bloo got a pile of coal.]]		[[Image:Claus-0077.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Much to his dismay, Bloo got a pile of coal.]]
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Christmas Specials

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	*Former [[Wikipedia:American Idol\|American Idol]] winner [[Wikipedia:Carrie Underwood\|Carrie Underwood]] will host her two-hour self-named ''[[Carrie Underwood: An All-Star Holiday Special\|All-Star Holiday Special]]'' December 7 at 8 PM on FOX with special guests Dolly Parton, David Cook and Brad Paisley.<br />		*Former [[Wikipedia:American Idol\|American Idol]] winner [[Wikipedia:Carrie Underwood\|Carrie Underwood]] will host her two-hour self-named ''[[Carrie Underwood: An All-Star Holiday Special\|All-Star Holiday Special]]'' December 7 at 8 PM on FOX with special guests Dolly Parton, David Cook and Brad Paisley.<br />
	*ABC has announced that Walt Disney Animation is producing a new animated special titled [[Prep and Landing]] to premiere in December 2009. Sarah Chalke, Dave Foley and Derek Richardson will provide the lead voices.<br />		*ABC has announced that Walt Disney Animation is producing a new animated special titled [[Prep and Landing]] to premiere in December 2009. Sarah Chalke, Dave Foley and Derek Richardson will provide the lead voices.<br />
-	*''[[Phineas and Ferb's Christmas Vacation]]'' is scheduled to premiere on Disney XD on December 6th at 8 PM, and then debut later on Disney Channel and ABC Family. The show's creators and Disney are already hoping it will become a Christmas classic.	+	*''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]'' is scheduled to premiere on Disney XD on December 6th at 8 PM, and then debut later on Disney Channel and ABC Family. The show's creators and Disney are already hoping it will become a Christmas classic.

	<!-- COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS-->		<!-- COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS-->

User blog:Mouseinphilly/Presenting The Best Christmas Movies of All Time!

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Last year, I promised the Best Christmas Movies of all, and now it's time to deliver.

I give to you the definitive list of the Best Christmas Movies of all time. The criteria must be as follows: They must have played in an actual movie theatre between the days of silents and now, and have stood the test of time. Please note that there are no rankings, just an alphabetical listing of these films.

<big>'''''[[A Christmas Carol]]'''''.</big> More than thirty movies have been made based on this Charles Dickens story. The chestnut of them all is the 1951 British-made Alistair Sim version called ''[[Scrooge]]''. We also have a kind heart to Disney's 1984 animated tribute ''[[Mickey's Christmas Carol]]'', Bill Murray's 1989 ''[[Scrooged]]'' and now Jim Carrey's turn as many characters in the [[A Christmas Carol (2009)|2009 CGI animated version]].

<big>'''''[[A Christmas Story]]'''''.</big> Jean Shepard was a great humorist, and his book ''<u>In God We Trust, All Others Must Pay Cash</u>'' was the basis of Bob Clark's 1984 retelling of a young boy (Peter Billingsley) who wanted a Red ryder BB gun for christmas, but his parents and their friends (and yes, even the Department Store Santa) told him "You'll shoot your eyes out." Small wonder that Turner Broadcasting has shown this yule film for 24 straight hours on Christmas Eve into Christmas Day for over a decade.

<big>'''''Walt Disney's Babes in Toyland'''''. A great imagination creator (Walt Disney), a great cast (Ray Bolger, Tommy Sands, Anette Funicello), a wonderful story (the Victor Hubert operetta) all come together in this 1961 film.

<big>'''''[[Home Alone]]''''' and '''''[[Home Alone 2: Lost in New York]]'''''.</big> John Hughes passed away in 2009 sadly, and his gift to all of us was this pair of movies featuring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern (whose brother is NBA commissioner David Stern) directed by Chris Columbus. You may know this tale by now: Kevin is left to fend for himself as the rest of his family is off elsewhere against the most moronic pair of thieves into the most hilarious slapstick sequences since the Keystone Kops.

<big>'''''[[It's a Wonderful Life]]'''''.</big> This movie actually tanked in movie theatres in 1946, but thanks to annual showings on TV (including a period of time when any station could air it as the copyright lasped), this Frank Capra classic features Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed as the Baileys. You may know the rest of the story as it were if you knew it in the back of your head.

<big>'''''[[Jingle All the Way]].'''''</big> Before his role as the Governator of California and somewhere after ''Conan'', Arnold Schwarzenegger played a father who wanted to get his kid the most wanted toy at the top of many a toy list in this 1996 comedy co-starring Phil Hartman and Sinbad. Loosely based on the crazes that were the Cabbage Patch Kids and Tickle-Me Elmo, not even carolers and reindeer can stop him...or would they?

<big>'''''[[Miracle on 34th Street|Miracle on 34<sup>th</sup> Street]]'''''.</big> The year 1947 gave 20th Century Fox this film classic to movie theatres as a gift to everyone. Maureen O'Hara and a young Natalie Wood meet Oscar-winner Edward Gwynn who says that he's Santa Claus.

<big>'''''[[White Christmas]]'''''.</big> The recipe for the definitive holiday film: One cup Irving Berlin songs, two parts Bing Crosby (who made it famous in 1941's ''[[Holiday Inn]]'') and Danny Kaye, a couple tablespoons of cheesecake in Vera-Ellen and along with a sprinkling of George Clooney's mom Rosemary, mix in a movie projector and serve in 1951 to Paramount Pictures in a true old-fashioned holiday film.

There you have it. Did we miss any pictures that may have passed us over? Is your list different than mine? Please comment and let us know.

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		+	== Worst Christmas Movies==
		+	Since you did the Worst Ten Christmas Specials, can you lend me a hand on your Worst Christmas Movies of all time? Thanks in advance. [[User:Mouseinphilly\|Mouseinphilly]] 9:56 AM US EST Nov 21 2009.

User blog:Mouseinphilly/Best, Worst Christmas Movies

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	*''[[A Christmas Story]]'': You know the story: Kid wants a BB gun, and everyone says "You'll shoot you eyes out." A cult classic. Go on, we triple dog dare ya not to make this on the Bests list.		*''[[A Christmas Story]]'': You know the story: Kid wants a BB gun, and everyone says "You'll shoot you eyes out." A cult classic. Go on, we triple dog dare ya not to make this on the Bests list.
	*''[[White Christmas]]'': It's a spinoff from a 1941 film called ''[[Holiday Inn]]'' in which Irving Berlin's famous song was intorduced by Bing Crosby. Spend Christmas in Vermont with Der Bingle, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen.		*''[[White Christmas]]'': It's a spinoff from a 1941 film called ''[[Holiday Inn]]'' in which Irving Berlin's famous song was intorduced by Bing Crosby. Spend Christmas in Vermont with Der Bingle, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen.
-	*''Babes in Toyland'' (Disney version): It's Tommy and Annette and wooden soldiers. Walt was proud of this version.	+	*''Babes in Toyland'' (1961 Disney version): It's Ray Bolger, Annette Funicello and wooden soldiers. Walt was proud of this version.

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	*''Santa With Muscles'': The star of this movie: Hulk Hogan. And, because we didn't like it, we have two words for ya: This stinks.		*''Santa With Muscles'': The star of this movie: Hulk Hogan. And, because we didn't like it, we have two words for ya: This stinks.
	*''[[Santa Who?]]'': [[Wikipedia:Leslie Nielsen\|Leslie Nielsen]] went from being a pretty good character actor into a parody of himself since the end of the ''Naked Gun'' movies, and this 2000 turkey shows. Surely we are serious, and please don't call me Shirley, either.		*''[[Santa Who?]]'': [[Wikipedia:Leslie Nielsen\|Leslie Nielsen]] went from being a pretty good character actor into a parody of himself since the end of the ''Naked Gun'' movies, and this 2000 turkey shows. Surely we are serious, and please don't call me Shirley, either.
-	*''Babes in Toyland'' (1986): Drew Barrymore (before rehab and after [[Wikipedia:E.T. The Extra Terrestrial\|E.T.]]), a young Keanu Reeves and Pat Morita plus Georgie Porgie with a cameltoe. No wonder [http://www.wrestlecrap.com WrestleCrap.com] pulls this one out every year as one of the worst Christmas films of all time.	+	*''Babes in Toyland'' (1986 made-for-TV): Drew Barrymore (before rehab and after [[Wikipedia:E.T. The Extra Terrestrial\|E.T.]]), a young Keanu Reeves and Pat Morita plus Georgie Porgie with a cameltoe. No wonder [http://www.wrestlecrap.com WrestleCrap.com] pulls this one out every year as one of the worst Christmas films of all time.
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	Well, there you have some of the overwhelming favorites for both the Best and Worst Christmas films of all time, and now it's time to make your picks. We'll sort them out and have the lists next holiday season.		Well, there you have some of the overwhelming favorites for both the Best and Worst Christmas films of all time, and now it's time to make your picks. We'll sort them out and have the lists next holiday season.
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Christmas Specials

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-	There are 36 days left until Christmas.	+	There are 34 days left until Christmas.

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Holiday Hi-Jynx

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-	[[File:SantaJames.jpg\|thumb\|James (dressed as Santa) is snared by Jessie in a scene from "Holiday Hi-Jynx".]]'''Holiday Hi-Jynx''' (Japanese title: ''Rougela's Christmas'') was an episode from the Japanese anime metaseries [[Wikipedia:Pokemon (anime)\|Pokemon]]. The program aired in Japan on October 5, 1998 (after a postponement from the original date of December 23, 1997 due to the imfamous "Porygon" incident) in Japan and December 11th, 1999 in the USA.	+	[[File:SantaJames.jpg\|thumb\|James (dressed as Santa) is snared by Jessie in a scene from "Holiday Hi-Jynx".]]'''Holiday Hi-Jynx''' (Japanese title: ''Rougela's Christmas'') was an episode from the Japanese anime metaseries [[Wikipedia:Pokemon (anime)\|Pokemon]]. The program aired in Japan on October 5, 1998 (after a postponement from the original date of December 23, 1997 due to [[Wikipedia:Denno Senshi Porygon\|the imfamous Porygon incident]]) in Japan and December 11th, 1999 in the USA.

	==Story==		==Story==
	{{spoiler}}		{{spoiler}}

-		+	'''''NOTE:''' English names are used, Japanese names are in parenthesis.''
-	[[File:HolidayHiJynx2.jpg\|thumb\|From left: Brock, Ash, Jynx, Pikachu and Misty save Christmas.]]On Christmas Eve, Jessie, a member of the infamous Pokemon crime syndicate known as Team Rocket, traps Santa (in this case, her cohort James in disguise) as she and Meowth, a cat-like pocket monster (the portameantu of the show's title) as a revenge for taking her doll ten years earlier. Instead of Santa, a Jynx (which acts as an assistant to [[Santa Claus]] in the Pokemon universe) comes and takes it. Meanwhile, in the southern part of the Kanto region, Ash, Misty, Brock and Pikachu befriend a Jynx with a boot belonging to Santa. They head to the North Pole, but with Team Rocket tailing them all the way in a submarine shaped like a Gyrados. At the North Pole, Team Rocket steals the toys being made by Santa and hold everyone hostage, until the Jynx that took Jessie's doll (broken in the enthusiasm of the moment) gives the doll back to her good as new. But that still isn't good enough as the other Jynx use a move called Psywave to blast Team Rocket off into the unknown. As Santa is finally released, and is off on his journey, Team Rocket is back home with a stocking hung by their bed waiting for a gift, but a Jynx appears giving it a Lovely Kiss to put them to sleep.	+	[[File:HolidayHiJynx2.jpg\|thumb\|From left: Brock, Ash, Jynx, Pikachu and Misty save Christmas.]]On Christmas Eve, Jessie (Musashi), a member of the infamous Pokemon crime syndicate known as Team Rocket, traps Santa - in this case, her cohort James (Kojiro) in disguise - as she and Meowth (Nyarth), a cat-like pocket monster (the portameantu of the show's title) as a revenge for taking her doll ten years earlier. Instead of Santa, a Jynx (Rougela), which acts as an assistant to [[Santa Claus]] in the Pokemon universe, comes and takes it. Meanwhile, in the southern part of the Kanto region, Ash, Misty, Brock (Satoshi, Kasumi and Takeshi) and Pikachu befriend a Jynx with a boot belonging to Santa. They head to the North Pole, but with Team Rocket tailing them all the way in a submarine shaped like a Gyrados. At the North Pole, Team Rocket steals the toys being made by Santa and hold everyone hostage, until the Jynx that took Jessie's doll (broken in the enthusiasm of the moment) gives the doll back to her good as new. But that still isn't good enough as the other Jynx use a move called Psywave to blast Team Rocket off into the unknown. As Santa is finally released, and is off on his journey, Team Rocket is back home with a stocking hung by their bed waiting for a gift, but another Jynx appears giving it a Lovely Kiss to put them to sleep.

	{{endspoiler}}		{{endspoiler}}

-	==Contreversy==	+	==Jynx Contreversy==
-	The episode was pulled after a commentary written in a syndicated newspaper article by Carole Boston Weatherford shortly afterward, citing that Jynx offended African Americans because of its' color. The episode which has not aired since eithetr on Kids' WB, syndication or on Cartoon Network, is currently available on the Indigo League Volume 3 DVD set. Since then, Ken Sugimori, the art director for Pokemon worldwide, had the color of the face changed to purple from black.	+	The episode was pulled after a commentary written in a syndicated newspaper article by Carole Boston Weatherford shortly afterward, citing that Jynx offended African Americans because of its' color. The episode which has not aired since either on [[Wikipedia:Kids' WB\|Kids' WB]], syndication or on [[Wikipedia:Cartoon Network (United States)\|Cartoon Network]], is currently available on the Indigo League Volume 3 DVD set. Since then, Ken Sugimori, the art director for Pokemon worldwide, had the color of the face changed to purple from black.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Santa Claus Impersonators

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	\|align="center"\|''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''		\|align="center"\|''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''
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-	\|align="center"\|James	+	\|align="center"\|Kojiro (James) of Team Rocket
	\|align="center"\|Eric Stuart		\|align="center"\|Eric Stuart
	\|align="center"\|''[[Holiday Hi-Jynx\|Pokemon: Holiday Hi-Jynx]]''		\|align="center"\|''[[Holiday Hi-Jynx\|Pokemon: Holiday Hi-Jynx]]''
-	\|align="center"\|1997	+	\|align="center"\|1998 (Japan);<br>1999 (USA)
-	\|Jessie traps James (dressed in a Santa costume) to practice trapping the real Santa.	+	\|Musashi/Jessie traps Kojiro/James (dressed in a Santa costume) to practice trapping the real Santa.
	\|-id="thebrain"		\|-id="thebrain"
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	\|[[File:SquidwardAsSanta.jpg\|center\|200px]]		\|[[File:SquidwardAsSanta.jpg\|center\|200px]]
-	\|align="center"\|[[Squidward Tentacles]]	+	\|align="center"\|Squidward Tentacles
-	\|align="center"\|Roger Bumpass	+	\|align="center"\|[[Wikipedia:Roger Bumpass\|Roger Bumpass]]
	\|align="center"\|''SpongeBob SquarePants'': "[[Christmas Who?]]"		\|align="center"\|''SpongeBob SquarePants'': "[[Christmas Who?]]"
	\|align="center"\|2000		\|align="center"\|2000
-	\|	+	\|After the titular character is unhappy that Santa does not come to Bikini Bottom for Christmas, Squidward (who said there is no Christmas) dresses up as Santa and gives everything in his house away.
	\|-id="bender"		\|-id="bender"
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A Lost Claus

Mouseinphilly — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 14:20:48 GMT

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Santa Claus

Mouseinphilly — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 14:18:03 GMT

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	\|align="center"\|1947		\|align="center"\|1947
	\|Kris Kringle, resident of a Long Island old age home, takes up a job at Macy's department store in New York city, and wins the heart of an office executive.		\|Kris Kringle, resident of a Long Island old age home, takes up a job at Macy's department store in New York city, and wins the heart of an office executive.
		+	\|-id="miracle34th1974"
		+	\|
		+	\|[[Wikipedia:Sebatstian Cabot\|Sebastian Cabot]]
		+	\|''Miracle on 34th Street'' (Made-for-TV movie)
		+	\|align="center"\|1974
		+	\|
		+	\|-id="miracle34th1998"
		+	\|
		+	\|[[Wikipedia:Richard Attenborough\|Sir Richard Attenborough]]
		+	\|''Miracle on 34th Street'' (1998)
		+	\|align="center"\|1998
		+	\|
	\|-id="nightmare"		\|-id="nightmare"
	\|[[Image:Santa-nightmare.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[Image:Santa-nightmare.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|Santa gets kidnapped by Martians who believe that their planet needs someone like him. In the end, Santa suggests that a martian named [[Dropo]] be the Mars equivalent of him.		\|Santa gets kidnapped by Martians who believe that their planet needs someone like him. In the end, Santa suggests that a martian named [[Dropo]] be the Mars equivalent of him.
		+	\|-id="santababy"
		+	\|
		+	\|[[Wikipedia:George Wendt\|George Wendt]]
		+	\|''[[Santa Baby]]''
		+	\|align="center"\|2006
		+	\|Santa falls ill and his daughter ([[Wikipedia:Jenny McCarthy\|Jenny McCarthy]]) has to fill in for him on Christmas Eve.
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A Charlie Brown Christmas

JeremyCreek — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:47:08 GMT

Tributes:

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	== Tributes ==		== Tributes ==
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	[[Image:Claus-0071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Cartoon Network series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' paid homage to ''A Charlie Brown Christmas'' in ''[[A Lost Claus]]'' with its' jazz-influenced soundtrack and clever in-joke of a representation of Snoopy's doghouse.]]		[[Image:Claus-0071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Cartoon Network series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' paid homage to ''A Charlie Brown Christmas'' in ''[[A Lost Claus]]'' with its' jazz-influenced soundtrack and clever in-joke of a representation of Snoopy's doghouse.]]
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	* In the episode of [[Wow Wow Wubbzy]] O' Figgety-Fig Tree, one part shows a parody of the dance scene of the special(with Walden playing the piano spoofing Schroeder). In another Christmas themed episode titled A Great and Grumpy Holiday, Wubbzy goes passed the tree from the special while looking for a tree to put in Wuzzleburg Square. He then says Charlie Browns catchphrase <nowiki>''</nowiki>Oh, good greif<nowiki>''</nowiki>		* In the episode of [[Wow Wow Wubbzy]] O' Figgety-Fig Tree, one part shows a parody of the dance scene of the special(with Walden playing the piano spoofing Schroeder). In another Christmas themed episode titled A Great and Grumpy Holiday, Wubbzy goes passed the tree from the special while looking for a tree to put in Wuzzleburg Square. He then says Charlie Browns catchphrase <nowiki>''</nowiki>Oh, good greif<nowiki>''</nowiki>
	* ''[[The Simpsons]]'' episode "[[Tis the Fifteenth Season]]" ends with the cast singing "Hark, the Herald Angel Sings" in the same manner as the ending to ''A Charlie Brown Christmas''.		* ''[[The Simpsons]]'' episode "[[Tis the Fifteenth Season]]" ends with the cast singing "Hark, the Herald Angel Sings" in the same manner as the ending to ''A Charlie Brown Christmas''.
		+	* ''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]'' will feature a scene with the kids mimicking the dancing scene.

	==References==		==References==

Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!

JeremyCreek — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:05:29 GMT

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	}}		}}
		+	[[File:PoohAsSanta.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Pooh dressed as Santa.]]
	'''''Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!''''' is a 1991 Christmas special spun off from the Saturday morning cartoon ''[[wikipedia:The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh\|The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.		'''''Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!''''' is a 1991 Christmas special spun off from the Saturday morning cartoon ''[[wikipedia:The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh\|The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]''.

Template:Disney

JeremyCreek — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:02:33 GMT

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-	\|'''Movies and Specials:''' [[Mickey's Christmas Carol]] (1983) • [[Christmas at Pooh Corner]] (1983) • [[Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!]] (1991) • [[The Muppet Christmas Carol]] (1992) • [[Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas]] (1993) • [[The Santa Clause]] (1994) • [[Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas]] (1997) • [[Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas]] (1999) • [[Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving]] (1999) • [[Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse]] (2001) • [[The Santa Clause 2]] (2002) • [[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]] (2004) • [[The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause]] (2006) • [[A Christmas Carol (2009) \|A Christmas Carol]] (2009) • [[Prep and Landing]] (2009) • [[Phineas and Ferb's Christmas Vacation]] (2009)	+	\|'''Movies and Specials:''' [[Mickey's Christmas Carol]] (1983) • [[Christmas at Pooh Corner]] (1983) • [[Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!]] (1991) • [[The Muppet Christmas Carol]] (1992) • [[Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas]] (1993) • [[The Santa Clause]] (1994) • [[Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas]] (1997) • [[Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas]] (1999) • [[Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving]] (1999) • [[Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse]] (2001) • [[The Santa Clause 2]] (2002) • [[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]] (2004) • [[The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause]] (2006) • [[A Christmas Carol (2009) \|A Christmas Carol]] (2009) • [[Prep and Landing]] (2009) • [[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]] (2009)

	'''Shorts:''' [[Empty Socks]] (1927) • [[Mickey's Orphans]] (1931) • [[Santa's Workshop]] (1932) • [[Mickey's Good Deed]] (1932) • [[The Night Before Christmas (Disney)\|The Night Before Christmas]] (1933) • [[Toy Tinkers]] (1949) • [[Pluto's Christmas Tree]] (1952)		'''Shorts:''' [[Empty Socks]] (1927) • [[Mickey's Orphans]] (1931) • [[Santa's Workshop]] (1932) • [[Mickey's Good Deed]] (1932) • [[The Night Before Christmas (Disney)\|The Night Before Christmas]] (1933) • [[Toy Tinkers]] (1949) • [[Pluto's Christmas Tree]] (1952)

Untitled Phineas and Ferb Christmas special

JeremyCreek — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:02:11 GMT

Redirected page to Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation

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Isabella Garcia-Shapiro

JeremyCreek — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:00:21 GMT

New page

{{character|image=IsabellaWrappedPresent.jpg|performer=Alyson Stoner|appear=''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]''}}
'''Isabella Garcia-Shapiro''' is a major character from the Disney series ''Phineas and Ferb'', and as such stars in the Christmas special, ''[[Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation]]''. She has a huge crush on [[Phineas Flynn]] and is always willing to help him and his stepbrother [[Ferb Fletcher]] with their daily activities.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Garcia-Shapiro, Isabella}}
[[Category:Characters]]

File:IsabellaWrappedPresent.jpg

JeremyCreek — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:58:06 GMT

uploaded "[[File:IsabellaWrappedPresent.jpg]]"

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	\|align="center"\|Boris Karloff (TV special); Jim Carrey (movie)		\|align="center"\|Boris Karloff (TV special); Jim Carrey (movie)
	\|align="center"\|''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''		\|align="center"\|''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''
-	\|align="center"\|1966 ([[How the Grinch Stole Christmas!\|TV special]]); 2000 ([[How the Grinch Stole Chirstmas(movie)\|movie]])	+	\|align="center"\|1966 ([[How the Grinch Stole Christmas!\|TV special]]); 2000 ([[How the Grinch Stole Christmas (movie)\|movie]])
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-	\|align="center"\|James	+	\|align="center"\|Kojiro (James) of Team Rocket
	\|align="center"\|Eric Stuart		\|align="center"\|Eric Stuart
	\|align="center"\|''[[Holiday Hi-Jynx\|Pokemon: Holiday Hi-Jynx]]''		\|align="center"\|''[[Holiday Hi-Jynx\|Pokemon: Holiday Hi-Jynx]]''
-	\|align="center"\|1997	+	\|align="center"\|1998 (Japan);<br>1999 (USA)
-	\|Jessie traps James (dressed in a Santa costume) to practice trapping the real Santa.	+	\|Musashi/Jessie traps Kojiro/James (dressed in a Santa costume) to practice trapping the real Santa.
	\|-id="thebrain"		\|-id="thebrain"
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-	\|align="center"\|[[Squidward Tentacles]]	+	\|align="center"\|Squidward Tentacles
-	\|align="center"\|Roger Bumpass	+	\|align="center"\|[[Wikipedia:Roger Bumpass\|Roger Bumpass]]
	\|align="center"\|''SpongeBob SquarePants'': "[[Christmas Who?]]"		\|align="center"\|''SpongeBob SquarePants'': "[[Christmas Who?]]"
	\|align="center"\|2000		\|align="center"\|2000
-	\|	+	\|After the titular character is unhappy that Santa does not come to Bikini Bottom for Christmas, Squidward (who said there is no Christmas) dresses up as Santa and gives everything in his house away.
	\|-id="bender"		\|-id="bender"
	\|[[File:BenderAsSanta.jpg\|center\|200px]]		\|[[File:BenderAsSanta.jpg\|center\|200px]]