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* ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'': Christopher Robin writes to Santa, saying what he and his friends would like for Christmas. When Pooh realizes that the letter got sent to the wrong place, he decides to make the presents his friends asked for, then dress up as Santa to deliver them. Unfortunately, the hastily made presents fall apart, and his friends decide to go after the fake Santa, not realizing it's Pooh.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'': Christopher Robin writes to Santa, saying what he and his friends would like for Christmas. When Pooh realizes that the letter got sent to the wrong place, he decides to make the presents his friends asked for, then dress up as Santa to deliver them. Unfortunately, the hastily made presents fall apart, and his friends decide to go after the fake Santa, not realizing it's Pooh.Pooh until moments later.
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* The short story ''Our Crafty Little Christmas'' is told from the point of view of a father who is sick of having a CommercializedChristmas every year and talks his wife and three boys into doing it differently. All gifts are to be handmade and cost no more than a dollar, and they buy a tree that can be planted outside after Christmas. No one is happy with the plastic flowers and handmade jewelry, and the tree is a spindly thing, scarcely three feet high, which dies three months after it's planted. In the father's words, "All of our self-conscious attention to the staging of Christmas had only succeeded in almost killing the magic of the holiday."
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* The short story ''Our Crafty Little Christmas'' is told from the point of view of a father who is sick of having a CommercializedChristmas every year and talks his wife and three boys into doing it differently. All gifts are to be handmade and cost no more than a dollar, and they buy a tree that can be planted outside after Christmas. No When it's time to exchange gifts, no one is happy with the plastic flowers and handmade jewelry, and the tree is a spindly thing, scarcely three feet high, which dies three months after it's planted. In the father's words, "All of our self-conscious attention to the staging of Christmas had only succeeded in almost killing the magic of the holiday."
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* The short story ''Our Crafty Little Christmas'' is told from the point of view of a father who is sick of having a CommercializedChristmas every year and talks his wife and three boys into doing it differently. All gifts are to be handmade and cost no more than a dollar, and they buy a tree that can be planted outside after Christmas. Hardly anyone is happy with the plastic flowers and handmade jewelry, and the tree is a spindly thing, scarcely three feet high, which dies three months after it's planted. In the father's words, "All of our self-conscious attention to the staging of Christmas had only succeeded in almost killing the magic of the holiday."
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* The short story ''Our Crafty Little Christmas'' is told from the point of view of a father who is sick of having a CommercializedChristmas every year and talks his wife and three boys into doing it differently. All gifts are to be handmade and cost no more than a dollar, and they buy a tree that can be planted outside after Christmas. Hardly anyone No one is happy with the plastic flowers and handmade jewelry, and the tree is a spindly thing, scarcely three feet high, which dies three months after it's planted. In the father's words, "All of our self-conscious attention to the staging of Christmas had only succeeded in almost killing the magic of the holiday."
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* The short story ''Our Crafty Little Christmas'' is told from the point of view of a father who is sick of having a CommercializedChristmas every year and talks his wife and three boys into doing it differently. All gifts are to be handmade and cost no more than a dollar, and they buy a tree that can be planted outside after Christmas. Hardly anyone is happy with the plastic flowers and handmade jewelry, and the tree is a spindly thing, scarcely three feet high, which dies three months after it's planted. In the father's words, "All of our self-conscious attention to the staging of Christmas had only succeeded in almost killing the magic of the holiday."
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* ''Film/TheMagicalChristmasTree'', Strickling hates Christmas until he is visted by magical ghosts of Christmas, so he decides to change his ways, and bring peace and joy to everyone. It does not go well.
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* ''Film/TheMagicalChristmasTree'', ''Film/TheMagicalChristmasTree'': Strickling hates Christmas until he is visted visited by magical ghosts of Christmas, so he decides to change his ways, and bring peace and joy to everyone. It does not go well.
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* The short story ''Christmas Every Day'' is about a little girl who likes Christmas so much that she writes to the old Christmas Fairy, asking for it to be Christmas every day. Her wish is granted for one year. During that year, everyone except the confectioners, the storekeepers, and the book-sellers is left poverty-stricken from the constant gift-shopping, and all the woods and orchards are cut down for Christmas trees.
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'''Nostalgia Critic:''' Well this is set to be the dimension that loves Christmas the most, and I have to let my love for this holiday ''destroy them all.'' Nobody loves Christmas more than me... ''to death.''
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'''Nostalgia Critic:''' Well Well, this is set to be the dimension that loves Christmas the most, and I have to let my love for this holiday ''destroy them all.'' Nobody loves Christmas more than me... ''to death.''
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* ''WesternAnimation/MickeysTwiceUponAChristmas'' has Mickey enjoy over-decorating his house so much that he ends up scaring Pluto away after getting irritated when [[StuffBlowingUp everything goes wrong]]. It takes Pluto ending up at the North Pole and serving as part of Santa's Workshop for him to come to his senses.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MickeysTwiceUponAChristmas'' has Mickey enjoy over-decorating his house so much that he ends up scaring Pluto away after getting irritated when [[StuffBlowingUp everything goes wrong]]. It takes Pluto ending up at the North Pole and serving as part of Santa's Workshop for him to come to his senses.
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* Jack Skellington from ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' stumbles upon Christmas Town one day after getting bored with Halloween, and instantly falls in love with the idea of Christmas. He loves Christmas ''so'' much that he tries taking over for the year, only to terrify the ignorant masses with his gifts mail-order from HalloweenTown. It gets so bad the human authorities shoot Jack out of the sky, literally knocking Jack to his senses about [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone how badly he messed up the holiday]].
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* Jack Skellington from ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' stumbles upon Christmas Town one day after getting bored with Halloween, and instantly falls in love with the idea of Christmas. He loves Christmas ''so'' much that he tries taking over for the year, only to terrify the ignorant masses with his gifts mail-order from HalloweenTown. It gets so bad bad, the human authorities shoot Jack out of the sky, literally knocking Jack to his senses about [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone how badly he messed up the holiday]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'': Christopher Robin writes to Santa, saying what he and his friends would like for Christmas. When Pooh realizes that the letter got sent to the wrong place, he decides to make the presents his friends asked for, then dress up as Santa to deliver them. Unfortunately, the hastily made presents fall apart, and his friends decide to go after the fake Santa, not realizing it's Pooh.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'': Christopher Robin writes to Santa, saying what he and his friends would like for Christmas. When Pooh realizes that the letter got sent to the wrong place, he decides to make the presents his friends asked for, then dress up as Santa to deliver them. Unfortunately, the hastily made presents fall apart, and his friends decide to go after the fake Santa, not realizing it's Pooh.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'', Pooh realizes that Christopher Robin's letter to Santa Claus never arrived, so he dresses up as Santa and gives presents to all his friends. Unfortunately, the hastily made presents fall apart, and the others decide to go after the fake Santa, not realizing it's Pooh.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'', ''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohAndChristmasToo'': Christopher Robin writes to Santa, saying what he and his friends would like for Christmas. When Pooh realizes that Christopher Robin's the letter got sent to Santa Claus never arrived, so the wrong place, he dresses decides to make the presents his friends asked for, then dress up as Santa and gives presents to all his friends. deliver them. Unfortunately, the hastily made presents fall apart, and the others his friends decide to go after the fake Santa, not realizing it's Pooh.
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