- SERIES TO WATCH OVER CHRISTMAS PRO
- SERIES TO WATCH OVER CHRISTMAS SERIES
- SERIES TO WATCH OVER CHRISTMAS TV
Ross dresses up in the hilarious outfit to show his son, Ben, that the holidays aren’t just about Christmas. The One With the Holiday Armadillo is one for the Ross highlight reel, right alongside “PIVOT!” and the leather pants incident.
SERIES TO WATCH OVER CHRISTMAS TV
Watch it on Netflix (opens in new tab) Best Christmas TV episodes and specials on HBO Max Friends: The One With the Holiday Armadilloįriends’ Thanksgiving episodes are more famous, but the sitcom’s Christmas installments are also some all-timers. If you want a hilarious Christmas special that still asks some big questions, this is the one. But toward the end, the special takes a melancholy turn, when a conversation about Santa Claus slowly morphs into a meditation on surveillance, morality and the nature of God. It’s fun to see BoJack and Todd skewer some of the ‘90s sitcom tropes we took for granted, from cheesy laugh tracks to worldbuilding that cracks under the slightest scrutiny. In this standalone episode, BoJack and his roommate Todd watch an old episode of BoJack’s sitcom, “Horsin’ Around,” in which the young orphan Sabrina wants a very special present from Santa Claus. If you guessed that the show’s lone Christmas special, “Sabrina’s Christmas Wish,” would be equally bizarre, you guessed correctly. Watch it on Netflix (opens in new tab) Downton Abbey: Christmas at Downton AbbeyīoJack Horseman is a dark, weird, and unsettling meditation on depression and addiction, wrapped up in the bright colors and clever one-liners of a traditional animated sitcom. A bittersweet goodbye for the series, which would have its fourth season greenlit and then canceled. And while the return of Keith to reunite with Cherry gave folks reason to cheer, the episode ends on a down note, as Ruth declines Debbie's offer to direct the revived GLOW - and leaves. Meanwhile, Debbie realizes her relationship with Tex is a farce, and decides to use what she's learned for the good of the gals - working with a despondent Bash to buy a new home for GLOW: the Orange County TV station KXN. While the cast of Las Vegas's best (and likely only) all-female wrestling show enters the episode nearly at each other's throats, Carmen does her best to save the mood with a Secret Santa, which actually helps mend fences.
SERIES TO WATCH OVER CHRISTMAS PRO
Tom Daley’s Alternative Christmas Message airs on Channel 4 at 5pm on Christmas Day.Memorable just for its pro wrestling - it's a perfect medium for a retelling of A Christmas Carol - GLOW's Christmas episode is a winner for the emotional drama at hand. The 27-year-old will discuss the pride he has felt representing his country, applaud athletes who have spoken openly about their mental health this year and address homophobia in sport, particularly football. He says in the address: “While I’m not the Queen, I’ve got some words I’d like to share on Christmas Day." Another image appeared to show how he has knitted a festive jumper. In a photo taken during the taping of his pre-recorded festive message, Tom, who showcased his love of knitting at the Tokyo Games earlier this year, is pictured with his wool and needles. On Tuesday, the diver was announced as the star of the annual broadcast, which started in 1993 as an alternative to the Queen’s traditional Christmas address. The sports star follows in the footsteps of the likes of Danny Dyer, Sacha Baron Cohen as alter ego Ali G, and Marge Simpson by delivering Channel 4′s message. Olympic champ Tom Daley is broadcasting this year's Alternative Christmas Message.
SERIES TO WATCH OVER CHRISTMAS SERIES
The special comes ahead of the eleventh season of the series and airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 8pm on Christmas Day. "We are all very proud of this year’s Christmas episode, and just can’t WAIT for you to see it!” "Does that snowman have pointy ears? How adorable is Lucille in green!! Of course, we’re not going to tell you what happens in this episode, except to say that our own lovely Lucille has a LOT to prepare for… Judy Parfitt as well as Miriam Margolyes’s, Mother Mildred, who was absent from the 10th season, has delighted fans by reprising her role for the special.Īlongside a picture of Reggie, played by Daniel Laurie, and Lucille, played by Leonie Elliott, the show's team teased on Instagram : “We have questions… Reggie… are those pyjamas you’re wearing… in snow? The first-look images show the nurses are getting all festive this season, as Helen George, who plays nurse Trixie Franklin and Leonie Elliott’s Lucille Anderson return for “their busiest Christmas Day ever”. The beloved BBC drama series returns for a feature-length trip to Nonnatus house. BBC / Nealstreat Productions / Ray Burmiston)
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