TV Specials starting December 3rd




Time for some more Christmas specials. Now if only we could get some snow to help put everyone in the holiday spirit.


Saturday December 3rd



8:00pm NBC It’s a Wonderful Life

8:00pm Encore The Santa Clause 2
10:00pm Lifetime A Boyfriend for Christmas
Midnight ABCFAM The nightmare before Christmas



Sunday December 4th

10:00am Hallmark Jingle All the Way



Monday December 5th
5:30pm Cartoon network Scooby Doo Christmas
6:00pm Cartoon network Grandma Got Run over by a reindeer
6:00pm ABCFAM Rudolph’s Shiny new year
7:00pm ABCFAM Rudolph and the island of misfit toys
8:00pm ABC A Charlie Brown Christmas
8:30pm ABC Prep&Landing Naughty vs.Nice
8:30pm ABCFAM Polar Express
8:30pm Disney The Santa Clause 3

10:30pm ABCFAM Mickey’s Christmas Carol



Tuesday December 6th

2:00pm Disney The Santa Clause 3
6:00pm ABCFAM TWas the night before Christmas
6:00pm Hallmark A Christmas Carol
8:00pm NBC A Michael Buble Christmas
8:00pm ABC Last Christmas Standing
8:30pm ABCFAM Home Alone 2: Lost in NY



Wednesday December 7th

7:30pm Cartoon network How the Grinch stole christmas
9:00pm ABCFAM National Lampoons Christmas Vacation



Thursday December 8th

6:00pm ABCFAM Jack Frost
7:00pm ABCFAM Frosty’s winter wonderland
8:00pm ABCFAM Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town
8:30pm TV Land ‘Twas the night before Christmas
9:00pm ABCFAM The year without a Santa Claus
10:00pm ABCFAM A Miser Brothers’ Christmas






Friday December 9th

12noon Hallmark Hoops and YoYo ruin Christmas
6:00pm ABCFAM The year without a Santa Claus
7:00pm ABCFAM Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town

6:00pm Hallmark Moonlight and Mistletoe
8:00pm ABCFAM The Santa Clause
8:00pm CBS Frosty the snowman
8:30pm CBS Frosty Returns
9:00pm CBS Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus
9:30pm CBS The Elf on the Shelf: An elf’s story
Midnight ABCFAM Miser Brothers’ Christmas




Saturday December 10th


noon Cartoon Network Olive, the other reindeer

6:00pm Hallmark Moonlight and Mistletoe

8:00pm CBS Rudolph
9:00pm CBS The Flight Before Christmas
11:00pm USA Elf








Comments

Anonymous said…
I loved watching the Lifetime and Hallmark movies with my mom around the Holiday season. On the weekends we would watch one and then a next one would come on and then before we knew it, it was midnight and we were waiting for the next one to come on.
-Allie Zelinski
January 17, 2012 at 9:10 AM
Colby Sears said…
There is truly nothing better than cozying up on the coach and watching a nice Christmas movie! Only 11 months until the holiday festivities start back up again!
January 17, 2012 at 1:00 PM
Jill O'Connor said…
I'm so sad the holiday season is over! I only hope you're just as festive for Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, and even April Fool's Day.
January 17, 2012 at 1:01 PM
Anonymous said…
December 3rd! I'll keep that date in mind!
September 16, 2012 at 1:15 PM
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