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TV Stocking Stuffers #5
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TV Stocking Stuffers #1
Season’s Greetings! Throughout the month I’ll be taking a look at holiday-related TV topics and videos from past and present. Now, you know Rudolph, and Frosty, and Charlie — but do you recall the least famous Christmas shows of all? Unwrap my posts and jog your memory! Some of them are lumps of coal, others are fun surprises, and some you might even want to regift. Let’s kick things off today on a musical note.