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Salem Saberhagen

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Christmas Cupid

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Silver Bells (2005 film)

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Scott Calvin

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Scott Calvin

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Roger

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A Christmas Carol (Doctor Who)

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Category:Administrators

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corrected spelling error

A Christmas Carol (Doctor Who)

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Minstrel Krampus

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Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas

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The Alan Brady Show Presents

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Template:News

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The WPIX Yule Log

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The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story

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Cobra Claws Are Coming to Town

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Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas

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Roger

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A Christmas Carol (Doctor Who)

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Histeria!

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Redirected page to The Banks of the Delaware River

This is Halloween

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Operation: Secret Santa

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A Disney Christmas Gift

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Mickey's Good Deed

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Template:Disney Animation

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Yes, Mikey, Santa Does Shave

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Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street

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I've now decided that this film can have its own article after all.

Recess

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Winnie the Pooh

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Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)

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Vicky

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Merry Nickmas (shorts)

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Santa Claus Impersonators

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I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas

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Nick Holiday

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A Fairly Odd Christmas

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‎Songs:

Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)

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‎Songs:

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day

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JeremyCreek moved page I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day to I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas over redirect Actual title.

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day

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I'm Dreaming of a White Ranger

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Stitch

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Stitch

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Stitch

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|appear = ''[[:w:c:disney:Lilo & Stitch|Lilo and Stitch]]''<br>''[[:w:c:disney:Lilo and Stitch: The Series|Lilo and Stitch: The Series]]}}'''Stitch''', is an alien created by [[:w:c:disney:Dr. Jumba Jookiba|Dr. Jumba Jookiba]] and the main protagonist of Disney's 2002 film ''[[:w:c:disney:Lilo & Stitch|Lilo and Stitch]]'', its sequels and [[:w:c:disney:Lilo and Stitch: The Series|its 2003-06 television series]]. He is voiced by [[:w:c:disney:Chris Sanders|Christopher Michael Sanders]].

==Appearances==
*[[Topper]]
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Alpha's Magical Christmas

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Roger

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Alpha's Magical Christmas

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-|performer = Nick Bakay <small>([[wikipedia:Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (TV series)|live-action]])</small><br>Louis Chirillo <small>([[wikipedia:Sabrina: The Animated Series|animated]])</small>
+|performer = [[wikipedia:Nick Bakay|Nick Bakay]] <small>([[wikipedia:Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (TV series)|live-action]])</small><br>Louis Chirillo <small>([[wikipedia:Sabrina: The Animated Series|animated]])</small>
 |appear = ''{{WikipediaLink|Sabrina the Teenage Witch}}''}}
 '''Salem Saberhagen''' is a character from the ''Sabrina the Teenage Witch'' comic books published by Archie Comics and their television adaptations. He is a 500-year-old warlock who was sentenced to spend a hundred years as a cat by the Witches Council as punishment for attempting to take over the world. He was sent to live with Hilda Spellman because she supported his regime as a part of the refreshments committee. Despite his megalomaniac desires for world domination, he is generally portrayed as having a good heart and being a loyal friend to Sabrina, giving her guidance and causing her trouble in nearly equal portions.

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 [[File:ChristmasCupidDVD.jpg|thumb|250px|The cover to the DVD release.]]
-'''''Christmas Cupid''''' is a [[Wikipedia:television film|television film]] starring [[Wikipedia:Chad Michael Murray|Chad Michael Murray]] and [[Wikipedia:Christina Milian|Christina Milian]] and directed by [[Wikipedia:Gil Junger|Gil Junger]]. It premiered on [[Wikipedia:ABC Family|ABC Family]] on December 12, 2010, as part of their [[25 Days of Christmas]] programming block. The movie was filmed under the name '''''Ex-Mas Carol'''''.
+'''''Christmas Cupid''''' is a made-for-TV movie starring [[Wikipedia:Chad Michael Murray|Chad Michael Murray]] and [[Wikipedia:Christina Milian|Christina Milian]] and directed by [[Wikipedia:Gil Junger|Gil Junger]]. It premiered on [[Wikipedia:ABC Family|ABC Family]] on December 12, 2010, as part of their [[25 Days of Christmas]] programming block. The movie was filmed under the name '''''Ex-Mas Carol'''''.
 ==Synopsis==
-At [[Wikipedia:Christmas and holiday season|Christmas time]], a successful [[Wikipedia:Public relations|PR]] flack (Christina Milian) is haunted by the spirit of a recently-deceased client ([[Wikipedia:Ashley Benson|Ashley Benson]]), who tries to convince her to change her unethical ways and reunite with a past lover (Chad Michael Murray).
+At [[Christmas]]time, a successful [[Wikipedia:Public relations|PR]] flack (Christina Milian) is haunted by the spirit of a recently-deceased client ([[Wikipedia:Ashley Benson|Ashley Benson]]), who tries to convince her to change her unethical ways and reunite with a past lover (Chad Michael Murray).
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 {{title|image=|director=Dick Lowry|writer=Jim McGrath<br>Luanne Rice|release=November 27, 2005|runtime=2 hours|rating=|available=}}
-'''''Silver Bells''''' is a 2005 made-for-television film, starring [[wikipedia:Anne Heche|Anne Heche]] and [[wikipedia:Tate Donovan|Tate Donovan]]. It was produced by [[wikipedia:Hallmark Hall of Fame|Hallmark Hall of Fame]] Productions for their made-for-television film series and was based on the novel of the same name by [[wikipedia:Luanne Rice|Luanne Rice]].
+'''''Silver Bells''''' is a 2005 made-for-television film starring [[wikipedia:Anne Heche|Anne Heche]] and [[wikipedia:Tate Donovan|Tate Donovan]]. It was produced by [[wikipedia:Hallmark Hall of Fame|Hallmark Hall of Fame]] Productions for their made-for-television film series and was based on the novel of the same name by [[wikipedia:Luanne Rice|Luanne Rice]].
 ==Synopsis==
-Every year, widower Christy Byrne (Tate Donovan) has traveled from [[Wikipedia:Nova Scotia|Nova Scotia]] with his children to sell their homegrown Christmas trees in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]]. This year, while Christy sells his trees, he'll try to find Danny, his 17-year old son who ran away a year ago.
+Every year, widower Christy Byrne (Tate Donovan) has traveled from [[Wikipedia:Nova Scotia|Nova Scotia]] with his children to sell their homegrown [[Christmas]] trees in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]]. This year, while Christy sells his trees, he'll try to find Danny, his 17-year old son who ran away a year ago.
-Catherine (Anne Heche) lives in the same New York neighborhood and doesn't celebrate Christmas since her husband died. Every year Christy has tried to sell her a tree, but Catherine politely refuses.  Neither of them realize that their lives are connected by Danny.
+Catherine (Anne Heche) lives in the same New York neighborhood and doesn't celebrate Christmas since her husband died. Every year Christy has tried to sell her a tree, but Catherine politely refuses. Neither of them realize that their lives are connected by Danny.
 ==Cast==
-*Anne Heche as Catherine O'Mara
+* Anne Heche as Catherine O'Mara
-*Tate Donovan as Christy Byrne
+* Tate Donovan as Christy Byrne
-*[[Wikipedia:Courtney Jines|Courtney Jines]] as Bridget Byrne
+* [[Wikipedia:Courtney Jines|Courtney Jines]] as Bridget Byrne
-*[[Wikipedia:Michael Mitchell|Michael Mitchell]] as Danny Byrne
+* [[Wikipedia:Michael Mitchell|Michael Mitchell]] as Danny Byrne
-*[[Wikipedia:Lourdes Benedicto|Lourdes Benedicto]] as Lizzie
+* [[Wikipedia:Lourdes Benedicto|Lourdes Benedicto]] as Lizzie
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 {{character|image=Santa-timallen.jpg|performer={{WikipediaLink|Tim Allen}}|appear=''The Santa Clause'' trilogy}}
 '''Scott Calvin''' is the protagonist of the 1994 [[Disney]] film ''[[The Santa Clause]]'' and its two sequels. He is a divorced Midwestern toy salesman and father who inadvertently becomes the new '''[[Santa Claus]]'''.
-As Santa, Scott is capable of certain feats of Christmas magic. He eventually remarries to a woman named Carol, who becomes Mrs. Claus and fathers another son, Buddy.
+Originally, Scott Calvin was an advertising executive for a toy company. At the time of the first film, he is divorced from his ex-wife Laura, with whom he had one son, Charlie. He was initially cynical in regards to Christmas, but was willing to reassure his son about his belief. He eventually comes to realize the true meaning behind Santa after being forced to take on the role, and comes to accept his new life as Santa Claus. As Santa, Scott is capable of certain feats of Christmas magic. He eventually remarries to a woman named Carol, who becomes [[Mrs. Claus]], and fathers another son, Buddy.
-==Appearances==
+==Appearances in Christmas specials==
 ===The Santa Clause===
 On Christmas Eve, Scott's son Charlie is spending the night before spending Christmas with his mother and stepfather. Despite a lack of belief in Santa, he tells the story the Night before Christmas to Charlie, and reassures him about Santa. Later that night, Scott awakens to a sound on his roof. He and Charlie investigate, and discover Santa and his reindeer. Scott's shouting startles Santa into falling off the roof, presumably killing him. While looking for ID, Scott finds a business card explaining the reader to put on the suit if something should happen to him. Scott does so, and with Charlie, Scott is abruptly forced into Santa's job of delivering presents.
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 Meanwhile, Charlie's mother and stepfather fear Scott kidnapped him, resulting in a wide search on Christmas Eve. Scott is arrested while delivering presents, and is placed in jail. Luckily, he is able to escape thanks to a rescue by Charlie and a special team of elves. Charlie and Scott return to Charlie's house, where his parents finally accept that Scott is Santa. Scott leaves Laura and her husband presents that they had not recieved as children and takes off in plain sight of the public. After being summoned by a magic snow globe given to Charlie, Laura allows Charlie to ride with his father to deliver presents.
-===The Santa Clause 2===
+===''The Santa Clause 2'' and ''3''===
-Scott has been working as Santa for 8 years now, and is happy and settled in the North Pole. Everything seems perfect until he is approached by elves Bernard and Curtis who have discovered another clause - The Mrs. Clause.
+By the time of the first sequel, ''[[The Santa Clause 2]]'', Scott has been working as Santa for 8 years now, and is happy and settled in the North Pole. Everything seems perfect until he is approached by elves Bernard and Curtis who have discovered another clause - The Mrs. Clause.
-Only married men can be Santa Claus, and Scott must marry before the next Christmas Eve or he will no longer be Santa. The de-Santafication process bwegins taking place, with Scott losing weight, his beard shortening and running out of magic as he runs out of time to find his Mrs. Claus. As Scott sets out to find love, Curtis finds a way to disguise Santa's absence to North Pole residents by making a plastic clone of Santa.
+Only married men can be Santa Claus, and Scott must marry before the next Christmas Eve or he will no longer be Santa. The de-Santafication process begins taking place, with Scott losing weight, his beard shortening and running out of magic as he runs out of time to find his Mrs. Claus. As Scott sets out to find love, Curtis finds a way to disguise Santa's absence to North Pole residents by making a plastic clone of Santa.
 Meanwhile, Scott's son Charlie has been getting into trouble at school and Scott is called in to meet with Principal Carol Newman to discuss Charlie's behaviour. An attraction develops between Scott and Carol as he uses the last of his magic to romance her - surprising her with snow, a carriage, and childhood Christmas wishes come true.
 Scott is visited by Curtis who informs him that the toy clone Santa has turned evil and his dictatorship is threatening to destroy Christmas. Scott returns to the North Pole to save the day and marries Carol soon after. He transforms back into Santa.
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 {{character|image=Santa-timallen.jpg|performer={{WikipediaLink|Tim Allen}}|appear=''The Santa Clause'' trilogy}}
 '''Scott Calvin''' is the protagonist of the 1994 [[Disney]] film ''[[The Santa Clause]]'' and its two sequels. He is a divorced Midwestern toy salesman and father who inadvertently becomes the new '''[[Santa Claus]]'''.
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-|image = Roger_Christmas_Sweater.jpg|performer = Seth MacFarlane|appear = ''{{WikipediaLink|American Dad!}}''}}
+|image = Roger_Christmas_Sweater.jpg|performer = {{WikipediaLink|Seth MacFarlane}}|appear = ''{{WikipediaLink|American Dad!}}''}}
 '''Roger''' is one of the main characters in the animated comedy series American Dad!. He is a space alien whose appearance resembles that of the [[wikipedia:Greys|greys]] living with the Smith family. Roger is sarcastic, surly, amoral, self-centered, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedonism hedonistic], alcoholic, and speaks in [[wikipedia:Swish_(slang)|swish]]. Spending his time watching trash TV, eating junk food, doing drugs, and dressing up a variety of personas, Roger is considered by many to be the breakout character of the show.

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-*[[w:c:tardis:A Christmas Carol (TV story)|{{PAGENAME}}]]
+*[[w:c:tardis:A Christmas Carol (TV story)|Tardis Data Core: A Christmas Carol (TV story)]]
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	The Doctor finds his changes to Kazran's past have locked him out from the spire's controls, but the Doctor devises a solution: by having Abigail sing through one half of the broken sonic screwdriver, the other half, still in the shark, will resonate in the atmosphere and disrupt the storm to allow the ship to land safely. Kazran releases Abigail knowing this will be the last time, and after a tearful reunion, Abigail reminds him they have had many Christmas Eves together but it is now time to let Christmas Day come. The plan works successfully, and the resulting cloud breakout creates snowfall that falls around the city. As the Doctor rejoins Amy and Rory and prepares to take young Kazran back to the past, old Kazran and Abigail enjoy one last shark-led carriage-ride together. As The Doctor departs, Marilyn Munroe phones him and questions why he lied to her about the chapel they were married in, which wasn't a real chapel.		The Doctor finds his changes to Kazran's past have locked him out from the spire's controls, but the Doctor devises a solution: by having Abigail sing through one half of the broken sonic screwdriver, the other half, still in the shark, will resonate in the atmosphere and disrupt the storm to allow the ship to land safely. Kazran releases Abigail knowing this will be the last time, and after a tearful reunion, Abigail reminds him they have had many Christmas Eves together but it is now time to let Christmas Day come. The plan works successfully, and the resulting cloud breakout creates snowfall that falls around the city. As the Doctor rejoins Amy and Rory and prepares to take young Kazran back to the past, old Kazran and Abigail enjoy one last shark-led carriage-ride together. As The Doctor departs, Marilyn Munroe phones him and questions why he lied to her about the chapel they were married in, which wasn't a real chapel.
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		+	*[[w:c:tardis:A Christmas Carol (TV story)\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

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 ==Plot==
-It’s holiday time in Langley Falls and Steve starts acting like a spoiled brat. So Stan takes him to see his incarcerated Grandpa Jack, who tells the story of how, as a boy, he captured the legendary Minstrel Krampus, a Christmas demon who used to punish naughty children on Christmas. Stan decides that releasing Krampus is the only way to straighten out Steve's attitude. But when Krampus kidnaps Steve, it's up to Stan and Roger to get him back. Meanwhile, Hayley gets a job at the airport, but realizes she may not be cut out for customer service.
+It’s holiday time in Langley Falls and Steve starts acting like a spoiled brat. So Stan takes him to see his incarcerated Grandpa Jack, who tells the story of how, as a boy, he captured the legendary Minstrel Krampus, a Christmas demon who used to punish naughty children on Christmas. Stan decides that releasing Krampus is the only way to straighten out Steve's attitude. But when Krampus kidnaps Steve, it's up to Stan and [[Roger ]] to get him back. Meanwhile, Hayley gets a job at the airport, but realizes she may not be cut out for customer service.
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 == Home video releases ==
-The special made its home video debut with a VHS tape released by [[wikipedia:Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] in 1993. It was released on VHS again by [[wikipedia:Lions Gate Entertainment|Lions Gate Entertainment]] on October 16, 2001. The special was then released on VHS again and on DVD for the first time by Sterling Entertainment Group in 2004. Both the VHS tape and the DVD also included the original series episodes "The Weather in Tibet" and "So It is Written", with the DVD also containing the episode "Birds of a Feather" as a bonus feature. It has been announced that New Video Group will be releasing the special on DVD again on October 8, 2013.
+The special made its home video debut with a VHS tape released by [[wikipedia:Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] in 1993. It was released on VHS again by [[wikipedia:Lions Gate Entertainment|Lions Gate Entertainment]] on October 16, 2001. The special was then released on VHS again and on DVD for the first time by Sterling Entertainment Group in 2004. Both the VHS tape and the DVD also included the original series episodes "The Weather in Tibet" and "So It is Written", with the DVD also containing the episode "Birds of a Feather" as a bonus feature. It was later made available on [[wikipedia:iTunes|iTunes]] alongside ''[[Sonic Christmas Blast]]''. It has been announced that New Video Group will be releasing the special on DVD again on October 8, 2013.
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 ==Availability==
-[[wikipedia:Image Entertainment|Image Entertainment]] made the episode available on ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: Season 3'' DVD set, released on February 24, 2004 and repackaged as part of ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Series'' on May 24, 2005. It was later made available on Blu-ray as part of ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Series'' Blu-ray set, released on November 13, 2012, and will be included on the individual ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Third Season'' Blu-ray set, to be released June 11, 2013.
+[[wikipedia:Image Entertainment|Image Entertainment]] made the episode available on ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: Season 3'' DVD set, released on February 24, 2004, and later repackaged as part of ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Series'' on May 24, 2005. The episode later made its Blu-ray debut as part of ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Series'' Blu-ray set, released on November 13, 2012, and was included on the individual ''The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Third Season'' Blu-ray set, released on June 11, 2013.
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 * The Hallmark Channel has four new Christmas movies expected to premiere this year - ''[[Santa Switch]]'', ''[[Fir Crazy]]'' (originally announced for last year), ''[[The Christmas Ornament]]'', and ''[[Let It Snow (film)|Let It Snow]]''. The Hallmark Movie Channel will also be premiering a movie titled ''[[Christmas With Tucker]]''.
 * [[wikipedia:Up (TV channel)|Up TV]] (formerly known as GMC) has announced two holiday titles for the 2013 holiday season - ''[[Guess Who's Coming to Christmas]]'', starring Drew Lachey, and ''[[Silver Bells (2013 film)|Silver Bells]]'', with Bruce Boxleitner.
-* {{WikipediaLink|WWE Studios}}, the movie-making division of Vince McMahon's sports entrtainment empire, has b egun post-production on the made-for-TV movie ''[[Christmas Bounty]]'' to air on {{WikipediaLink|ABC Family}} this December.
+* {{WikipediaLink|WWE Studios}}, the movie-making division of Vince McMahon's sports entrtainment empire, has begun post-production on the made-for-TV movie ''[[Christmas Bounty]]'' to air on {{WikipediaLink|ABC Family}} this December.
 * {{WikipediaLink|Annette Funicello}}, the famous Mouseketeer who also starred as Mary Contrary in ''[[Babes in Toyland (1961)|Babes in Toyland]]'' and appeared as one of the guest stars in ''[[Pee-wee's Playhouse Christmas Special]]'', died at the age of 70 on April 8th.
 * {{WikipediaLink|Jonathan Winters}}, who voiced Charlie in ''[[The Bears Who Saved Christmas]]'' and [[Santa Claus]] in ''[[Santa vs. the Snowman]]'', passed away at the age of 87 on April 11th.

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 {{title|image=yulelog.jpg|director=Fred Thrower<br>Charlie Whittaker<br>William Cooper|writer=|release=1966|runtime=120 - 240 minutes<br/>(As of 2009, 240 minutes)|characters=|available=Digital download without music}}
-'''''The WPIX Yule Log''''' is a television program which airs traditionally on Christmas Eve (from 1966 through 1989) and/or Christmas morning (since 2001) on New York City television station [[Wikipedia:WPIX-TV|WPIX]].  The program, which has run anywhere from two to four hours in length (currently set as of 2009 as four hours), has no story and no TV commercial interruptions. It is simply a film loop of a Yule log burning in a fireplace, with a traditional soundtrack of classic Christmas carols and secular music playing in the background.
+'''''The WPIX Yule Log''''' is a television program which airs traditionally on [[Christmas Eve]] (from 1966 through 1989) and/or [[Christmas]] morning (since 2001) on New York City television station [[Wikipedia:WPIX-TV|WPIX]].  The program, which has run anywhere from two to four hours in length (currently set as of 2009 as four hours), has no story and no TV commercial interruptions. It is simply a film loop of a Yule log burning in a fireplace, with a traditional soundtrack of classic Christmas carols and secular music playing in the background.
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 The Yule Log was created in 1966 by the station's General Manager at that time, Fred Thrower, and was inspired by a Coca-Cola ad the year before. Thrower thought of an idea to give a gift to New York residents who had no fireplaces in their apartments, and decided to cancel programs and advertising valued at an estimated [[Wikipedia:United States dollar|US $]]4,000 that Christmas Eve night. Thrower, and WPIX-FM programming director Charlie Whittaker selected the music, largely based on the easy listening format the radio station had at that time, with the likes of Percy Faith (whose version of ''Joy to the World'' opens and closes the program), Nat King Cole, Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, Mantovani and The Ray Conniff Singers to name a few. The original film, a seventeen second loop, was shot at {{WikipediaLink|Gracie Mansion}}, which served at that time as the official residence of the Mayor of {{WikipediaLink|New York City}}. A wayward spark in the midst of filming (on 16 mm film) destroyed an antique rug as the grate was removed. In 1970 the fire was re-shot on 35mm film in California with andirons akin to the ones at Gracie Mansion. This version, whose loop runs approximately six and one-half minutes, has been the one viewers have seen ever since.
-===Cancelation and Re-Lighting===
+===Cancellation and Re-Lighting===
 The program was canceled (or for this case, burned out) in 1990, because it wasn't worth the money to run it ad-free. Beginning in 1997, WPIX offered various versions of The Yule Log via the Internet. That was not enough for Joe Malzone, who had grown up viewing this cherished holiday tradition, and started a website to bring it back called "Bring Back The Log". Shortly after [[Wikipedia:September 11 attacks|the attacks of the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001]], demand was greater than ever. Finally, on December 4th of that year, WPIX general manager Betty Ellen Berlino announced on WPLJ FM radio that the special would return to channel 11 for the holiday, citing the need for what she called "comfort food television". The digitally restored program was the most-watched TV program in the metropolitan New York area for Christmas Day of that year, and has either been winning or finishing second its time slot annually ever since. Other Tribune Broadcasting stations (as WPIX is owned by the Chicago-based media company) were given the chance to air the special starting on 2004, including their flagship station, {{WikipediaLink|WGN-TV}} and it's superstation sibling {{WikipediaLink|WGN America}}. However, the stations raised eyebrows in 2008 when they did their own version, complete with holiday themed old-time radio programs in the background instead of music, and was scrapped after one year. Starting in 2011, Tribune-owned digital subchannel {{WikipediaLink|Antenna TV}} began to carry the show annually in addition to the Tribune owned stations.
-===Forty Years===
+===40th anniversary===
 In 2006, to commemorate the program's 40th anniversary, WPIX produced a one-hour television special about its history of the program entitled "A Log's Life." The title comes from a container where the original 1970 film was in from a box of the vintage TV series {{WikipediaLink|The Honeymooners}} marked with the episode title "A Dog's Life" found by then-program manager Julie O'Neill at the station's archives in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Also that year, a restored three-hour version debuted, with a restored soundtrack researched by Malzone and Christmas musicologist Lawrence F. "Chip" Arcuri that came from a listing of the 1970's version. On December 16, 2009, Arcuri and WPIX announced that a new fourth hour would be added to the WPIX broadcast with seven performers and 23 new songs that have never been heard on the program before.
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-'''''The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story''''' is a made-for-TV movie that premiered on [[wikipedia:CBS|CBS]] on December 20, 1983. It was directed by [[wikipedia:Delbert Mann|Delbert Mann]], and written by [[wikipedia:Earl Hamnet, Jr.|Earl Hamner, Jr.]] (creator of ''[[wikipedia:The Waltons|The Waltons]]''), based on Bess Streeter Aldrich's novella ''The Silent Stars Go By''.
+'''''The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story''''' is a made-for-TV movie that premiered on [[wikipedia:CBS|CBS]] on December 20, 1983. It was directed by [[wikipedia:Delbert Mann|Delbert Mann]], and written by [[wikipedia:Earl Hamner, Jr.|Earl Hamner, Jr.]] (creator of ''[[wikipedia:The Waltons|The Waltons]]''), based on Bess Streeter Aldrich's novella ''The Silent Stars Go By''.
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 *[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085593/ ''The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story''] at the Internet Movie Database
-*[http://www.amazon.com/The-Gift-Love-Christmas-Story/dp/B00AQ8IUJ4 The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story] on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/The-Gift-Love-Christmas-Story/dp/B00AQ8IUJ4
+*[http://www.amazon.com/The-Gift-Love-Christmas-Story/dp/B00AQ8IUJ4 The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story] on Amazon.com
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		+	\|director=Chuck Sheetz<br>Susie Dietter
		+	\|writer=
		+	\|release=November 6, 2001
		+	\|runtime=1 hour, 3 minutes
		+	\|rating=
		+	\|available=VHS<br>DVD
		+	}}
		+	'''''Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street''''' is a direct-to-video compilation film based on the Saturday morning cartoon ''[[wikipedia:Recess (TV series)\|Recess]]'', released to VHS and DVD on November 6, 2001. It compiles four episodes of the ''Recess'' TV series - "Principal for a Day", "The Great Can Drive", "Weekend at Muriel's", and the Christmas episode, "[[Yes Mikey, Santa Does Shave]]".
		+
		+	==Synopsis==
		+	The framing story for the video is set immediately following the events of "Yes, Mikey, Santa Does Shave" and focuses on Principal Prickly carpooling with Ms. Finster and Ms. Grotke. During the ride, Prickly and Finster talk about how they think T.J. and his friends are savages, but Grotke tries to convince them that the kids are really nice people. Over the course of their conversation, they get trapped in a snowbank, and Prickly blames it on T.J. and the gang, although Grotke says there is a logical explanation over that, considering that T.J. and the kids are nowhere around at this point. Throughout this, they reminiscence on the events of the episodes "Principal for a Day", "The Great Can Drive", "Weekend at Muriel's", and "Yes, Mikey, Santa Does Shave" (all of which are shown as flashbacks). Unable to get the car free, Prickly and Finster eventually come to realize that T.J. and his friends really are good kids. At that point, the kids arrive and push the car out of the snowbank, and Prickly admits T.J. and the others aren't so bad, to which Finster agrees, saying it really makes her feel more warm and fuzzy than before. The film ends with T.J. and the gang singing their version of "[[Jingle Bells]]".
		+
		+	==Songs==
		+	* "[[Jingle Bells (Recess)\|Jingle Bells]]" (''Recess'' version)
		+
		+	==Releases==
		+	<gallery widths="200" position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none">
		+	Recess Christmas VHS.jpg\|{{Gallery note\|VHS\|Walt Disney Home Video, 2001}}
		+	Miracleonthirdstreet.jpg\|{{Gallery note\|DVD\|Walt Disney Home Video, 2001}}
		+	</gallery>
		+
		+	==External links==
		+	* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289415/ ''{{PAGENAME}}''] at the Internet Movie Database
		+	* [http://www.bcdb.com/bcdb/cartoon.cgi?film=100522 ''Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street''] at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Cartoon_DataBase Big Cartoon Database]
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		+	[[Category:Specials]]
		+	[[Category:Disney]]
		+	[[Category:Direct-to-video specials]]
		+	[[Category:Released in the 2000s]]

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 {{title|image=GIJoeXmasTitle.jpg|director=|writer=Roy Thomas<br>Dann Thomas<br>Carla Conway<br>Gerry Conway|release=November 7, 1985|runtime=22 minutes|available=DVD}}
-'''"{{PAGENAME}}"''' is the Christmas episode of the animated series ''GI Joe''.
+'''"{{PAGENAME}}"''' is the [[Christmas]] episode of the animated series ''[[wikipedia:G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1985 TV series)|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]''.
 ==External links==
-* [[w:c:gijoe:Cobra C.L.A.W.S. Are Coming to Town|GI Joe Wiki: {{PAGENAME}}]]
+* [[w:c:gijoe:Cobra C.L.A.W.S. Are Coming to Town|G.I. Joe Wiki: {{PAGENAME}}]]
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 {{title|image=|director=Norman Abbott|writer=Robert Young<br>Jane Wyatt<br>Lauren Chapin|release=December 18, 1977|runtime=|available=}}
-'''''Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas''''' is a 1977 television special based on the 1950s sitcom ''Father Knows Best'', reuniting the cast of the original series.
+'''''Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas''''' is a 1977 television special based on the 1950s sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Father Knows Best|Father Knows Best]]'', reuniting the cast of the original series.
 ==Cast==

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 |rating=}}
-'''"A Christmas Carol"''' is an episode of the British science fiction television series ''{{WikipediaLink|Doctor Who}}''. It is the sixth ''Doctor Who'' Christmas Special since the program's revival in 2005, and was broadcast on December 25, 2010 on both BBC One , BBC One HD and BBC America, making it the first episode to premiere on the same day in both the United Kingdom and United States. It is also the first Christmas episode not to feature any scenes taking place in London.
+"'''A Christmas Carol'''" is an episode of the British science fiction television series ''{{WikipediaLink|Doctor Who}}''. It is the sixth ''Doctor Who'' [[Christmas]] episode to be produced since the program's revival in 2005, and was broadcast on December 25, 2010 on both {{WikipediaLink|BBC One}} and {{WikipediaLink|BBC America}}, making it the first episode to premiere on the same day in both the United Kingdom and the United States. It is also the first ''Doctor Who'' Christmas episode not to feature any scenes taking place in London.
-[[File:DrWhoXmasCarol_Bluray.jpg|thumb|250px|Cover to the Blu-ray release.]]
+[[File:DrWhoXmasCarol_Bluray.jpg|thumb|250px|The cover to the Blu-ray release.]]
 ==Synopsis==
 A space liner carrying over 4000 passengers, including Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill) on their honeymoon, is caught in a strange electrified cloud cover over a human-inhabited planet that interferes with its controls. The Doctor (Matt Smith), summoned by Amy, is unable to use the TARDIS to save the ship, and instead lands on the planet and discovers a spire in the centre of a large city is influencing the atmosphere. Its owner, the bitter and peevish old Kazran Sardick (Michael Gambon), refuses to operate the isomorphic controls to deactivate the spire and allow the ship to land safely. The Doctor observes Kazran's fear of his father who had built the spire, and creates a scheme inspired by Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol to bring Kazran around.

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 :La la-la la, Halloween! Halloween! [Repeat]
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 ==Synopsis==
 {{spoiler}}
-With Christmas only a few short days away, [[Mrs. Claus]] (voiced by Betty White) and [[Magee]] (Sarah Chalke), enlist [[Wayne]] (Dave Foley) and [[Lanny]] (Derek Richardson) on a secret mission to retrieve a mysterious item hidden deep within the office of [[Santa Claus]]! Can the intrepid duo acquire the target in time, or will they be discovered by the Big Guy (Morgan Sheppard) and doomed to placement on the Naughty List?
+With Christmas only a few short days away, [[Mrs. Claus]] (voiced by Betty White) and [[Magee]] (Sarah Chalke), enlist [[Wayne]] (Dave Foley) and [[Lanny]] (Derek Richardson) on a secret mission to retrieve a mysterious item hidden deep within the office of [[Santa Claus]] (Morgan Sheppard)! Can the intrepid duo acquire the target in time, or will they be discovered by the Big Guy and doomed to placement on the Naughty List?
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	==See also==		==See also==
		+	* ''[[From All of Us to All of You]]''
	* ''[[A Disney Channel Christmas]]''		* ''[[A Disney Channel Christmas]]''

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 ==Synopsis==
-[[Mickey Mouse|Mickey]], accompanied by [[Pluto]], is playing Christmas carols on a standup bass for change, but all the stuff he is able to get is useless. He plays outside a rich man's window, and the spoiled brat kid inside refuses all the expensive toys his father and butler try to give him, the spoiled rich kid peers through the window outside and decides he wants Pluto. Mickey isn't selling, but when his bass gets destroyed by a passing sleigh and he sees a cat family's house full of poor children with their father in jail and their weeping mother crying, he changes his mind and sells Pluto to the rich family. He uses the money to buy lots of toys and a Christmas dinner in a basket, and, dressed as [[Santa Claus]], he delivers it to the poor children and their mother, who is now snoring when he makes it back to their house. Meanwhile, the brat has been torturing Pluto, he throws expensive things toy and even cakes at Pluto, his father and the butler. The father has had enough and sends Pluto away. Next, he drags his son onto his knee, pulls his pants down and spanks him, much to Pluto's delight. Finally, Pluto and Mickey are reunited and enjoy a roasted turkey tied to the former's tail.
+[[Mickey Mouse|Mickey]], accompanied by [[Pluto]], is playing Christmas carols on a standup bass for change, but all the stuff he is able to get is useless. He plays outside a rich man's window, and the spoiled brat kid inside refuses all the expensive toys his father and butler try to give him, the spoiled rich kid peers through the window outside and decides he wants Pluto. Mickey isn't selling, but when his bass gets destroyed by a passing sleigh and he sees a cat family's house full of poor children with their father (who bares a notable resemblance to [[Pete]]) in jail and their weeping mother crying, he changes his mind and sells Pluto to the rich family. He uses the money to buy lots of toys and a Christmas dinner in a basket, and, dressed as [[Santa Claus]], he delivers it to the poor children and their mother, who is now snoring when he makes it back to their house. Meanwhile, the brat has been torturing Pluto, he throws expensive things toy and even cakes at Pluto, his father and the butler. The father has had enough and sends Pluto away. Next, he drags his son onto his knee, pulls his pants down and spanks him, much to Pluto's delight. Finally, Pluto and Mickey are reunited and enjoy a roasted turkey tied to the former's tail.
 ==Trivia==

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 | style="background-color: #2F8ED4;" | '''<span style="color:#E0E0E0">Movies</span>'''
-| ''[[The Nightmare Before Christmas]]'' • ''[[Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas]]'' • ''[[Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas]]'' • ''[[Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving]]'' • ''[[Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse]]'' • ''[[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]]'' • ''[[My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Super Sleuth Christmas Movie]]'' • ''[[A Christmas Carol (2009)|A Christmas Carol]]''
+| ''[[The Nightmare Before Christmas]]'' • ''[[Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas]]'' • ''[[Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas]]'' • ''[[Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving]]'' • ''[[Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse]]'' • ''[[Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street]]'' • ''[[Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas]]'' • ''[[My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Super Sleuth Christmas Movie]]'' • ''[[A Christmas Carol (2009)|A Christmas Carol]]''
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 | style="background-color: #2F8ED4;" | '''<span style="color:#E0E0E0">Television specials</span>'''

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 == Availability ==
-The episode is integrated as a flashback, along with three regular episodes of the show ("Principal for a Day", "The Great Can Drive", and "Weekend at Muriel's"), in a direct-to-video compilation film titled '''''Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street'''''. The framing story for the video is set immediately following the ending to "Yes, Mikey, Santa Does Shave" and focuses on Principal Prickly carpooling with Ms. Finster and Ms. Grotke. During the ride, Prickly and Finster talk about how they think T.J. and his friends are savages, but Grotke tries to convince them that the kids are really nice people, and as they talk, they recall the events of the aforementioned episodes through flashbacks. Over the course of their conversation, they get trapped in a snowbank. Unable to get the car free, Prickly and Finster eventually come to realize that they really have had a good Christmas with those kids. At that point, the kids arrive and push the car out of the snowbank.
+{{main|Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street}}
-<gallery widths="200" position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none">
+The episode is integrated as a flashback, along with three regular episodes of the show ("Principal for a Day", "The Great Can Drive", and "Weekend at Muriel's"), in a direct-to-video compilation film titled ''Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street''.
 == Cast ==

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 {{character|image=Winnie_the_Pooh.jpg|performer=[[Hal Smith]] <small>(1983-1986)</small><br>[[Jim Cummings]] <small>(1988-present)</small>|appear=''Winnie the Pooh''<br>''[[Mickey's Magical Christmas]]'' <small>(cameo)</small><br>"[[Road to the North Pole]]" <small>(cameo)</small>}}
-'''Winnie the Pooh''', also called '''Pooh Bear''', is the main character of the ''Winnie the Pooh'' books by [[wikipedia:A.A. Milne|A. A. Milne]] and their animated adaptions by [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]].
+'''Winnie the Pooh''', also called '''Pooh Bear''', is the main character of the ''Winnie the Pooh'' books by [[wikipedia:A.A. Milne|A. A. Milne]] and their animated adaptions by [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]]. He is a sentient teddy bear who lives in the Hundred Acre Wood, based on a real-life teddy bear owned by Milne's son, [[wikipedia:Christopher Robin Milne|Christopher Robin]] (who inspired [[Christopher Robin|the character of the same name]]). Pooh is known for being a bear of very little brain, but is generally very kind and friendly towards everyone.
 ==Appearances in Christmas specials==

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 == Synopsis ==
 [[File:FOP-Xmas.jpg|thumb|250px]]
-Christmas is [[Timmy Turner]]'s favorite day of the year, as in addition to the tremendous amount of gifts he receives from [[Santa Claus#fairlyoddparents|Santa Claus]], it is also the one day of the year he is guaranteed that [[Mr. and Mrs. Turner|his mom and dad]] will stay home and not have [[Vicky]] babysit him. So when the day arrives, he expresses through [[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day|song]] to [[Cosmo and Wanda]] that he wishes Christmas were every day. Despite their reluctance, they grant his wish.
+Christmas is [[Timmy Turner]]'s favorite day of the year, as in addition to the tremendous amount of gifts he receives from [[Santa Claus#fairlyoddparents|Santa Claus]], it is also the one day of the year he is guaranteed that [[Mr. and Mrs. Turner|his mom and dad]] will stay home and not have [[Vicky]] babysit him. So when the day arrives, he expresses through [[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas|song]] to [[Cosmo and Wanda]] that he wishes Christmas were every day. Despite their reluctance, they grant his wish.
 At first, Timmy is thrilled to have Christmas every day, but things soon take a sour turn, as he begins to notice when he starts receiving less and less presents for obvious reasons. And because Christmas now falls on every day, all the schools, stores, and businesses remain closed, and everybody has become so sick of Christmas that the armed forces are working to shoot Santa's sleigh down. Even worse, the mascots for the other holidays (led by the [[Easter Bunny]] and consisting of [[Baby New Year]], [[Cupid (Fairly OddParents)|Cupid]], and [[The April Fool]]) are furious that their respective holidays can no longer come.

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 ===''The Fairly OddParents''===
-In spite of her role as the show's main antagonist, Vicky has a fairly minor part in the show's first [[Christmas]] episode, "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]" At the beginning of the episode, she is forcing Timmy to wrap fruitcake as presents, which she then states she isn't sending to anyone, because "I just like making you work." It is also stated that Timmy has to put up with Vicky every Christmas Eve while his parents are finishing their shopping, and that last year, she froze him and his friends in ice and sold them as ice sculptures. Timmy's parents arrive home shortly after this, and Vicky is given her Christmas bonus - having to leave early. With that, Timmy promptly shoves Vicky out of the house, causing her to get covered in snow as she tumbles out of the house and come out looking like a snowman (which [[Chester McBadbat|Chester]] and [[A.J.]] prepare to apply a flamethrower to). Except for a brief cameo during [[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day|Timmy's song]] later, Vicky doesn't appear again for the rest of the episode.
+In spite of her role as the show's main antagonist, Vicky has a fairly minor part in the show's first [[Christmas]] episode, "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]" At the beginning of the episode, she is forcing Timmy to wrap fruitcake as presents, which she then states she isn't sending to anyone, because "I just like making you work." It is also stated that Timmy has to put up with Vicky every Christmas Eve while his parents are finishing their shopping, and that last year, she froze him and his friends in ice and sold them as ice sculptures. Timmy's parents arrive home shortly after this, and Vicky is given her Christmas bonus - having to leave early. With that, Timmy promptly shoves Vicky out of the house, causing her to get covered in snow as she tumbles out of the house and come out looking like a snowman (which [[Chester McBadbat|Chester]] and [[A.J.]] prepare to apply a flamethrower to). Except for a brief cameo during [[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas|Timmy's song]] later, Vicky doesn't appear again for the rest of the episode.
 By comparison, in the show's second Christmas episode, "[[Merry Wishmas]]", Vicky manages to influence the plot. After appearing to complain about not being given money by [[Santa Claus|Santa]] in the song "[[Not on the List]]", Vicky is upset to learn that the Wishmas coupon that she has been given, as with all the other kids, only entitles her to one wish. Driven by her greed, she decides to wish for a million wishes. This causes her mailbox to overflow with wish coupons and explode, allowing everyone else to make more wishes and setting the dilemma of the plot in motion. Ironically, Vicky has considerably less screentime here than in "Christmas Every Day!"

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 '''Patrick the Snowman'''
-* In a case of life imitating art ironically imitating life, {{WikipediaLink|Bill Faggerbakke}}, the voice of Patrick, took on the role of [[Frosty]] himself in the 2005 direct-to-video film ''[[The Legend of Frosty the Snowman]]''.
+* In a case of life imitating art ironically imitating life, [[wikipedia:Bill Faggerbakke|Bill Faggerbakke]], the voice of Patrick, took on the role of [[Frosty]] himself in the 2005 direct-to-video film ''[[The Legend of Frosty the Snowman]]''.
 '''The 12 Days of Nickmas'''
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 * Vicky's hair is colored brown, instead of red-orange as it is on the show.
 * In spite of certain things happening to the characters during their respective lines (such as Jimmy being chased away by Carl and his clones, and Vicky collapsing under the portrait), they still appear in their original positions in later shots.
-* Besides Butch Hartman's portrait, the "eight oddball wishes" that Cosmo and Wanda produce include a toilet, an old-time bicycle, a donkey carrying a suitcase, a giant set of false teeth, a big toy submarine (which looks like the one Wanda transforms into during [[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day|the song]] in "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]"), a bowl of cereal, and a plastic whale (which resembles [[Big Ben]]).
+* Besides Butch Hartman's portrait, the "eight oddball wishes" that Cosmo and Wanda produce include a toilet, an old-time bicycle, a donkey carrying a suitcase, a giant set of false teeth, a big toy submarine (which looks like the one Wanda transforms into during [[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas|the song]] in "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]"), a bowl of cereal, and a plastic whale (which resembles [[Big Ben]]).
 * The music that plays when Squidward sings the "six jamming jellies" line is a background music piece titled "Stadium Rave", originally used in the ''SpongeBob SquarePants'' episode "Jellyfish Jam".
 * Patrick on top of the pine tree at the end of the skit is a reference to "[[Christmas Who?]]" when Patrick jumps up on top of the coral tree during the song.

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 |{{c}} ''The Fairly OddParents'': "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]"
 |{{c}} 2001
-|Timmy wears a Santa suit as he sings "[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day]]". He also disguises himself as Santa when infiltrating [[w:c:fairlyoddparents:Sheldon Dinkleberg|his neighbor]]'s house in the episode "[[w:c:fairlyoddparents:Operation: Dinkleberg|Operation: Dinkleberg]]".
+|Timmy wears a Santa suit as he sings "[[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas]]". He also disguises himself as Santa when infiltrating [[w:c:fairlyoddparents:Sheldon Dinkleberg|his neighbor]]'s house in the episode "[[w:c:fairlyoddparents:Operation: Dinkleberg|Operation: Dinkleberg]]".
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 {{song|writer={{WikipediaLink|Guy Moon}}<br>{{WikipediaLink|Butch Hartman}}<br>{{WikipediaLink|Steve Marmel}}|composer=|lyricist=|date=2001|publisher={{WikipediaLink|Nick Records}}|specials="[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]"<br>''[[A Fairly Odd Christmas]]'' (instrumental)}}
 [[Video:I Wish Everyday Could Be Christmas (Fairly Odd Parents)|thumb|250px|right]]
-"'''I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day'''" (also called "'''I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas'''") is a song sung by [[Timmy Turner]] and [[Cosmo and Wanda]] in the first ''[[w:c:fairlyoddparents:Main Page|Fairly OddParents]]'' [[Christmas]] special, "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]", and later reprised by Timmy as "'''I Wished Every Day Could Be Christmas'''" at the end of the episode when he realizes his mistake. The first performance of the song is also featured on the album ''[[Nick Holiday]]'', labeled on the album with the shortened title "'''Christmas Everyday'''".
+"'''I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas'''" is a song sung by [[Timmy Turner]] and [[Cosmo and Wanda]] in the first ''[[w:c:fairlyoddparents:Main Page|Fairly OddParents]]'' [[Christmas]] special, "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]", and later reprised by Timmy as "'''I Wished Every Day Could Be Christmas'''" at the end of the episode when he realizes his mistake. The first performance of the song is also featured on the album ''[[Nick Holiday]]'', labeled on the album with the shortened title "'''Christmas Everyday'''".
 The song was nominated for the 2002 [[wikipedia:Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music and Lyrics|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music and Lyrics]]. However, it lost to "You've Got a Lot to See" from ''[[wikipedia:Family Guy|Family Guy]]''.

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-|[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day|Christmas Everyday]]
+|[[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas|Christmas Everyday]]
 |''The Fairly OddParents'': "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]"
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 The movie features the following songs:
-* "[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day]]" (heard in instrumental form)
+* "[[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas]]" (heard in instrumental form)
 * "[[Santa Claus Is Coming to Town (song)|Santa Claus is Coming to Town]]" - performed by [[wikipedia:Rachel Crow|Rachel Crow]]
 * "[[Wishful Thinking]]" - performed by Drake Bell and Daniella Monet (not heard on Nickelodeon's broadcasts in the US)

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 == Songs ==
-* "[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day]]"
+* "[[I Wish Every Day Could Be Christmas]]"
 * "[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day#Reprise|I Wished Every Day Could Be Christmas]]"

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 |rating=TV-Y7
-|available=VHS<br>DVD
+|available=VHS<br>DVD<br>iTunes
 }}
 "'''I'm Dreaming of a White Ranger'''" is a [[Christmas]]-themed episode of the [[wikipedia:Saban Entertainment|Saban Entertainment]] television series ''[[w:c:powerrangers:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'', produced for the show's third season. It was originally released as a direct-to-video special on September 12, 1995, and later aired on [[wikipedia:Fox Kids|Fox Kids]] on November 25th of that year. The episode title is a reference to the Christmas carol "[[White Christmas (song)|I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas]]", as well as the [[White Christmas|film]] of the same name.