Christmas snow: Katherine Helmond, Sid Caesar, Kimble Joyner, Melissa Joan Hart, Lillian Carlson, Don Mackay, Frances Cooper, Ken Camroux, Howard Storey, Bob Hughes, Ian Sullivan./ Holiday to remember: Connie Sellecca, Asia Vieira, Brenda Bazinet, Kyle Fairlie, Rue McClanahan, Randy Travis./ Beyond tomorrow: Harry Carey, C. Aubrey Smith, Charles Winninger, Alex Melesh, Maria Ouspenskaya./ Scrooge: Seymour hicks, Donald Calthrop, Robert Cochran, Mary Glynne, Gary Marsh./ Christmas visitor: William DeVane, Meredith Baxter, Dean McDermott, Reagan Pasternak./ Angel in the family: Meredith Baxter, Ronny Cox, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Tracey Needham, Tess Harper./ Christmas Snow: based on the novella London snow / by Paul Theroux. A holiday to remember: based on the novel "A Christmas love" by Kathleen Creighton. Scrooge: based on A Christmas carol by Charles Dickens./
Summary:
Christmas snow: despite being evicted on the day before Christmas by their mean-spirited landlord, Mrs. Mutterrance and her children come to his aid during a blizzard. Holiday to remember: in need of a fresh start, Caroline heads to her quaint hometown just in time for Christmas. But when she reunites with her ex-flame, they return to their old, bickering ways. Beyond tomorrow: on Christmas Eve, three rich, self-involved businessmen die in a plane crash. As ghosts, they must make things right between two lovers on earth to earn a ticket to heaven. Scrooge: the classic story of a miserable miser and the joy he rediscovers about the holidays. Christmas visitor: Christmas is approaching, but George and Carol have lost the desire to celebrate since the death of their son. This year, George is determined to bring his family back together. Angel in the family: Sisters, separated by a lifetime of misunderstanding, find themselves brought back together for one amazing Christmas.
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