Christmas Holiday TV Schedule

[hedrap]

Since we don't have a separate "Boob Tube" forum, here's a list of some of the more significant Christmas/Holiday shows for your DVRing...

All Times Eastern and PM unless otherwise stated.

November 26

CBS 8PM

Rudolph

November 27

ABC Family

4:00 - Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown
5:30 - Snoopy Come Home
7:30 -Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown
9:00 - A Boy Named Charlie Brown

November 28

ABC - 8pm - Charlie Brown Thanksgiving

November 29

ABC - 8PM

How The Grinch Stole Christmas (Karloff)

December 2

ABC Family 7PM - Jack Frost (Rankin Bass)

ABC 8PM - Charlie Brown Christmas

December 3

ABC Family

6PM - The Santa Clause
8PM - Scrooged
10PM - National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

December 5

ABC Family 6pm - Rudolph's Shiny New Year

December 6

CBS 8PM - Frosty

ABC Family

6PM - Frosty's Winter Wonderland
6:30 - Muppet's Christmas Carol

December 10

ABC Family
9pm - Year Without Santa Claus
10pm - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

That's all I'm listing. If you want to drown in Christmas shows, peruse this site.

http://www.countdownuntilchristmas.com/

I'm interested in some of the more obscure Christmas programs that never get shown, like older cartoons. Magoo's Christmas Carol, obscure Rankin-Bass or for example, this year the 'He-Man/She-Ra" Christmas Special is a lock. That's available on most of the streaming services.

If you want to see nuts, ABC usually shows "Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas In July". It was another wayward project meant for theatrical but went cah-ra-zay.

I'm sure METV is showing some things like the WKRP Turkey episode. Still surprised Batman '66 never had one with Penguin or Mr. Freeze.

If you find anything interesting, feel free to list it.

[madmarva]

Really kinda weird that Rudolph is playing two days before Thanksgiving and the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving special.

[hedrap]

^ If I heard right, this year is the shortest possible holiday calendar season from Thanksgiving to Christmas, and CBS has been doing absurd numbers with Rudolph the past few years so they probably want to jump the gun due to how compact everything is going to be.