Do these classic TV shows have Christmas episodes or not?
Ho, ho, ho boy...do these classic TV shows have Christmas episodes or not?
Everyone loves the holiday season! No matter what you celebrate, it's a special time of the year. It has such an impact, that even many classic TV shows celebrated all kinds of holidays. Today, we are focusing on Christmas. Sitcoms, Westerns and dramas all got in on the holiday action.
Try to guess if these classic TV shows had a Christmas episode! Hint: don't confuse your holiday specials!
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Does The Andy Griffith Show have a Christmas episode?
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Does The Love Boat have a Christmas episode?
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Does Kolchak: The Night Stalker have a Christmas episode?
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Does Gunsmoke have a Christmas episode?
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Does Leave It to Beaver have a Christmas episode?
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Does Mama's Family have a Christmas episode?
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Does Mannix have a Christmas episode?
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Does Bonanza have a Christmas episode?
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Does Perry Mason have a Christmas episode?
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Does Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. have a Christmas episode?
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Does Adam-12 have a Christmas episode?
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Does The Addams Family have a Christmas episode?
Do these classic TV shows have Christmas episodes or not?
Your Result...
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A Christmas Story - Fudge
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Elf - OMG Santa!
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I Love Lucy - Wreath
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8 out of 12. What was the Leave it to Beaver Christmas episode? I don't remember.
Could you imagine a Kolchak: The Night Stalker Christmas episode?
I love those Christmas episodes. Happy Days had 3, Green Acres had 1, It's hard to believe that Andy Griffith only had one and Gomer Pyle had none. The Twilight Zone had a pretty good one as well. The Brady Bunch had a memorable one as well. The Monkee's had a good one but I don't remember the Munsters having one. Which are your favorites?
Wait a second. The "Werewolf" episode of Kolchak takes place on a Christmas singles cruise. It also features an office Christmas party (with "Jingle Bells" sung during it) before Carl takes Vincenzzo's place on the cruise. If the LITB's haircut is considered an official Christmas ep, then this should as well IMO.
9/12 Golllllly I'm surprised that Gomer Pyle didn't have a Christmas episode
Petticoat Junction had two Christmas episodes one was a colorized version of an original episode with some changes The most notable was spoiler alert the ending which was left in Black and white.
There's an episode of Diagnosis: Murder (don't ask me which one) where Dick Van Dyke, as Mark Sloan, goes to a radio station and looks through the window into the booth at...Dick Van Dyke as Rob Petrie, who's on the air. The entire episode is in color, exceot for that clip from The Dick Van Dyke Show. (No, they didn't ply the Twilight Zone theme...but it would have been appropriate!)
A lot of excellent actors should have had their own Sitcoms:
Roger And Chuck starring Ted McGinley
The BAG SHOW STARRING NEIL J SCHWARTZ AS BAG ZOMBROSKI
WALLY AND RICK Starring Skip Young as WALLY PLUMSTEAD and Rick Nelson.
MILWAUKEE GUYS STARRING
MOOSE BARRY GREENBERG
EUGENE BELVIN DENIS MANDEL
MELVIN BELVIN SCOTT BERNSTEIN
Roger And Chuck starring Ted McGinley
The BAG SHOW STARRING NEIL J SCHWARTZ AS BAG ZOMBROSKI
WALLY AND RICK Starring Skip Young as WALLY PLUMSTEAD and Rick Nelson.
MILWAUKEE GUYS STARRING
MOOSE BARRY GREENBERG
EUGENE BELVIN DENIS MANDEL
MELVIN BELVIN SCOTT BERNSTEIN
Also I wish that Dawn Wells (MARY
ANN ON GILLIGAN'S ISLAND) HAD.
Her own sitcom in the 1960s called
MY MARY ANN
AND ROY STUART AS CPL BOYLE IN
CPL. BOYLE USMC A SPIN OFF OF
GOMER PYLE USMC.
THE LOU ANN POOVIE SHOW STARRING ELIZABETH MacRAE AS
LOU ANN POOVIE.
ANN ON GILLIGAN'S ISLAND) HAD.
Her own sitcom in the 1960s called
MY MARY ANN
AND ROY STUART AS CPL BOYLE IN
CPL. BOYLE USMC A SPIN OFF OF
GOMER PYLE USMC.
THE LOU ANN POOVIE SHOW STARRING ELIZABETH MacRAE AS
LOU ANN POOVIE.
ROGER AND CHUCK WOULD HAVE
BEEN S GREAT SPINOFF OF HAPPY
DAYS WITH Ted McGinley as Roger
Phillips and Randolph Roberts as
Chuck Cunningham.
BEEN S GREAT SPINOFF OF HAPPY
DAYS WITH Ted McGinley as Roger
Phillips and Randolph Roberts as
Chuck Cunningham.
11/12. I can’t remember The Beaver Christmas episode.
Guess they are referring to the "haircut" episode, Beaver gave himself a haircut He was in the school Christmas pageant.
It really was NOT a Christmas episode in any traditional sense. I don't count it as one. And too bad, because LITB was tailor made for a good Christmas episode.
12/12 - What happened to the MASH Christmas question? You had a picture of Hawkeye at the beginning of the quiz, but no question!!!? Yes there was a Christmas episode of MASH, by the way!!
awwwwwwwwwwwwww gee
11/12 there was a mamas family question
did anyone record the stooges on sat night? What's a matador was truly F-d up
11/12 there was a mamas family question
did anyone record the stooges on sat night? What's a matador was truly F-d up
the ep was chopped to hell - the 1st thing I saw was them already in the bullring - it was whoever started that ep
believe me I know that ep as good as any stooge fan
believe me I know that ep as good as any stooge fan
That is called a really short Stooges short. Due to commercials ME-TV usually shows 2-full shorts & one edited short per hour. Not like when we were kids & get 3-unedited shorts per hour. Where I grew up, we got 1 & a half episodes per day. The next day we got the other half & a full short. ME-TV also edits for content so as not to offend modern fans. We got every short unedited back in the 50s/60s.