Christmas Episodes

It's Christmas time in Bobville and the whole gang is planning a Christmas party at the clubhouse, but nothing is going according to plan. Choo Choo Bob and Richard W. Kornbelt travel to Colorado to give Grandpa Bob his present. Randy the Planner takes Bob to the Tinyland Christmas Train Parade. Charlie Rat dreams of being a reindeer. Rich has a job at the mall as one of Santa's Elves. Lucy Michelle, and The New Standards each stop by for a song. Will Choo Choo Bob see his Grandpa for Christmas? Will Charlie Rat get to be a reindeer? Will Santa show up and save the day? This is going to be one crazy Christmas, Engineers.

Curtis Stone is Rachael's co-host for the day; Nigella Lawson makes a classic British Christmas cake; Clodagh McKenna cooks sweet mince pies; Aarón Sánchez makes arroz con pollo; and Rachael shares her grandfather's recipe for artichokes.

This hour-long special will include a one-on-one conversation with the President, marking the first time Oprah has interviewed him since he took office, as well as an exclusive sit-down interview with the First Couple. The special will showcase behind-the-scenes preparations as the White House gets ready for the holiday season.

A substitute takes the class to the Stone Circle. On Christmas, someone tries to rob the city. Little kids get intimidated by a masquerade party.

A big Christmas present comes to Busytown, Abe and Babe get a Christmas lesson and Sally Cat gets her Christmas Dream.

In the company of his peers at a bar with other Santas, mall Santa Al recalls Christmases past when he managed to avoid buying gifts for Peggy, Kelly, and Bud by turning them against one other (shown in a pseudo-flashback to 1974). But this year the family shows a united front and give Al the gift of a list of job he must take to get Christmas-gift money. One of the jobs is playing Santa at the mall, which becomes another opportunity for Marcy and Jefferson to taunt and browbeat Al.

It's another Wilkerson family Christmas- Reese, Dewey and Malcolm misbehave a time too many, so Lois moves the tree and all the presents to the garage, which she called, "holding Christmas hostage". While Francis, much to his chagrin, goes to Canada to visit Grandma Ida, whose Christmas spirit was running on empty. Much like her gin bottles.

Santa Claus is coming to town. Unfortunately he gets run over by the Wattersons, so it's up to them to save Christmas.

Tia and Tamera learn that Grandpa is being hounded by a loan shark.

Through a little girl's imagination Ray becomes a cab driver, a pixie-like floorwalker in a toy shop, an old vaudevillian, his own imaginary wife, Sambo the doll, and Santa Claus.

Melanie's friends are upset when she gives their precious Christmas tree away to a family of Bison. They soon realise that Christmas is about sharing, not just having the best tree.Adam is not afraid of anything. Then to top it all, they find out that he's friends with a really scary monster.

A few days before what Eric thinks might be his last Christmas with the whole Camden clan, he wakes up in heaven, which looks rather like Glenoak, and is welcomed by his loving mother-in-law and deceased people who appreciate what he did for them and their loved ones and worry about the mortals still on earth, including the Camden family who are preparing for Christmas--even Lucy and Kevin are back early from San Francisco. While in heaven Eric is offered miraculous Christmas gifts for his family, all things he generously gave his parishioners, such as time for Matt and Mary to spend on their families and erasers for memories which poison relationships. His family decides to extend their annual Charity Day to 3 days: 1 because it feels good, 1 as Eric's favorite present, and 1 for the infant Jesus. The best might be his own gift: everybody has a bunch of guardian angels, and the experienced one in charge of his paperwork is processing an application from colleague Stanley to grant his suggested wish for more time alive on earth.

Recipes include: Braised pork tenderloin with mirepoix; a "Santa Claus" hat using a roasted red pepper stuffed with Parmesan rice; and bourbon infused eggnog.

So much of Christmas is wrapped up in what we receive, but this episode is more about giving. The characters learn to embody the generous spirit of the season, making it fun to give. Guest Star: Snow Princess Claymation

When the Team's Christmas cake is too wobbly to stand, they head to NEW YORK CITY to explore a skyscraper from bottom to top. They learn about how tall buildings are built and apply what they learned to their cake back home./ Seeing 'The Nutcracker' is Anabella's favourite Christmas tradition. And this year, the whole Team will see it, in MOSCOW, RUSSIA!

In this prelude to the television series, "The Raccoons," Bert, Melissa and Ralph Raccoon have their home stolen when Tommy and Julie cut down their home for a Christmas tree. Eventually, they discover that Cyril Sneer is the mastermind behind the deforestation of of the Evergreen Forest and they confront him and his son, Cedric who eventually relents. In a dream sequence, the Raccoons appear toTommy and Julie, and they begin to realize that they've done wrong in cutting down their home. They rectify the situation and proceed to enjoy the Christmas holiday with their dad, Dan the Forest Ranger.

When Christopher Robin writes a letter to Santa and forgets to add what Pooh wanted for Christmas, Pooh tries to get the letter back, and subsequently redeliver the letter to the North Pole.

Mickey and all his friends hold their own Christmas party at the House of Mouse, after being snowed in.

It's the Christmas season. Frasier is in a anti-Christmas bah-humbug mood much to Lilith's chagrin. Norm has a part-time job he fails to mention. And Cliff is collecting food for the needy all in an effort to win a trip to Disney World. Rebecca has Carla, Woody and Sam all working Christmas Eve as will she. Carla doesn't mind the extra money. Woody isn't going back to Hanover so he doesn't mind. But Sam hates working what he considers the holiday. When it's close to closing time on Christmas Eve, Carla, Woody and Sam decide to exchange their gifts with each other. That's when Sam learns that everyone seems to have a present for Rebecca - which he doesn't - and in turn Rebecca has a gift for everyone. In a panic, Sam rushes out trying to find somewhere - anywhere - that is still open so he can get a gift for her. The second problem may be to find something appropriate, which strikes that perfect balance of being not too expensive but still saying "I want to sleep with you". He may get his wish with the latter.

When Tad feels ignored by his family, a fairy god-bug named Edison shows him a world in which he never existed.

Franklin and Harriet are spending Christmas this year at Faraway Farm, where Mrs. Turtle grew up. As Franklin, Harriet and their parents are leaving Woodland, we find that Sam has been left behind, much to Franklin's horror. The culprit is Harriet and so begins the struggles that Franklin has to endure as an older brother. Faraway Farm is hit by an unexpected ice storm which leaves the power out and the telephone lines down. Franklin's parents feel they must visit the elderly neighbors, the Collies, to make sure everything is all right. While they are away, disaster strikes when Grandpa has a terrible fall and Grandma worries about getting him to a doctor. Franklin realizes that if he can get Dr. Bear to Faraway Farm somehow then he will be alright. So begins the magical adventure that Franklin and his stowaway, Harriet, undergo to get to Woodland with the help of some very special friends. Getting the Bear family to Faraway Farm saves the day for Grandpa and allows the friends and family to enjoy a wonderful 'magical' Christmas Eve and Franklin learns that having a little sister isn't all that bad.

Arthur, Pom, Flora and Alexander, the royal elephant children, together with their monkey pal, Zephir, write Father Christmas a wish list letter and are disappointed when they don't get a reply. This ultimately leads to Babar's realization that the Elephants' Country needs to be included in Santa's regular route, so he goes to heroic lengths to make his children's' wishes come true. Babar and Father Christmas become fast friends and Father Christmas even gets to take a much needed rest in the tropical climate of Babar's country.

George and Junior are forced to deliver one of Santa's presents after they fail to mail in one of his letters.