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Unlike many of these Christmas Hallmark movies, this one had quite a few stars or at least former stars in its cast, not a lot of random Canadian actors. So I had high hopes going into it. But honestly my anxieties were in full force within the first 30 minutes. Poor Lacey Chabert is completely bullied and forced into doing all these "fun" Christmas activities totally against her will. She's just too nice because if it had been me I would have packed my bags and left after the very first bully got in my face. It was stressful rather than enjoyable. I just couldn't finish watching it. I don't know if there's going to be some great lesson learned at the end, but it's not worth going through this stress to find out. I wouldn't recommend it.

Really great, just what a Christmas movie should be. A lovely, heartwarming family story, that accents the deeper meaning of the holiday. Sweet and refreshing, well worth watching. It has many of the usual tropes, but goes way beyond what we've been seeing from newer movies in the last few years. Loved the leads, even the kids were great, not at all annoying as so many Christmas movie children tend to be. Parts of it actually brought tears to my eyes. The music was great as well, beautiful songs you don't generally hear in other modern Christmas movies. We'll watch it again next year and beyond. You should watch it too!

Why do they make women such insufferable idiots? Not all women think that men are bad. But this episode was so terrible. The show has been going downhill, and this was the crash at the bottom. Glassman was in no way even remotely sexist. If anything, those ridiculous creepy women were behaving in the most sexist way possible and should all be fired. I can't stand to look at them. I'm a normal woman and I'm glad to live in a world with strong smart men. Since there are none on this show anymore, I think I'm done watching.