Donny and Marie celebrate Christmas on Broadway from December 9 Donny & Marie – A Broadway Christmas, a holiday stage with the new generation of showbiz siblings Donny and Marie Osmond, begins a limited engagement at the Marquis Theatre on December 9. The track extended play through Dec. 30.
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One Man Band [CD + DVD] $13.16 JAMES TAYLOR One Man Band (2007 US 38-track 2-disc set comprising a 19-track CD album plus a bonus 2-hour DVD both the CD and DVD feature the same recordings – a performance by the legendary 1970s singer-songwriter as he wows the appreciativecrowd with classic-after-classic from his superb catalogue including new renditions of Youve Got A Friend and Sweet Baby James interspersed with Taylor?… |
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Forever Vienna (Deluxe) $11.14 With many millions of records and concert tickets sold worldwide, André Rieu is the undisputed “King Of The Waltz.” Now, releasing for the first time in America, is Forever Vienna, a once-in-a-lifetime CD+DVD combination that features André’s greatest performances on the violin, as he leads his renowned Johann Strauss Orchestra. Forever Vienna was an international sensation across Europe… |
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Celtic Woman $11.03 Gorgeous to listen to and gorgeous to look at, Celtic Woman is perfect PBS fare, sort of a Riverdance without the dancing. Drawing on the same New Age-y sound and propulsive energy as that show’s solo-voice and choral numbers, the live concert features four attractive young women in strapless evening gowns with soaring voices backed by an orchestra, an Anuna-like chorus, and a large percussion se… |
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Yes Virginia There Is a Santa Claus [VHS] $9.95 … |
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Golden Christmas $1.56 GOLDEN CHRISTMAS – DVD Movie… |
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A Dog Named Christmas DVD (Hallmark Hall of Fame) $20.91 Bruce Greenwood (Star Trek) plays George McCray, Linda Emond (Julie & Julia) plays his wife Mary Ann, and Noel Fisher (The Riches) plays their son Todd in the 237th Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation, A Dog Named Christmas. Based on Greg Kincaid’s novel, the special premieres on CBS Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009, 9-11 p.m. ET/PT. The McCray family is anticipating a happy – if uneventful – Christmas on th… |
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LG 47 Class LCD TV 1080p – 47LK520 $599.99 The LK520 LCD TV brings you Full HD resolution and the TruMotion 120 Hz technology, along with the other great features that make it something better than simple TV. With almost double the pixel resolution, Full HD 1080p gives it superior picture quality over standard HDTV. You’ll see details and colors like never before. The TruMotion 120 Hz technology lets you see sports, video games and high-speed action with virtually no motion blur. Now your TV can keep up with your fast-moving entertainment. LG’s ISFccc ready HDTV contains the detailed standards necessary for professional calibration of brightness, contrast, tint, sharpness, color levels and much more to meet local lighting conditions for both day and nighttime viewing. |
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LG 47 Class LED-backlit LCD TV 1080p – 47LW5300 $755.99 Straight out of the box, 3D TV this entertainment package is ready to delivery 3D and full 1080p content. The LW5300 includes a LED LCD 3D TV, a 3D Blu-ray Disc player and 4 pairs of 3D glasses. 3D home entertainment has arrived! |
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VIZIO 42 Class 1080p LCD TV – E422VA $424.99 VIZIO’s 42″ class LCD HDTV with VIZIO Internet Apps combines high definition technology and the best of the web together in VIZIO’s sleek signature style. Enjoy the convenience of on-demand movies, TV shows, social networking, music, photos and more at the push of a button. The built-in Wi-Fi (802.11n) receiver easily connects you to the Internet while Full 1080p HD provides superior picture quality. SRS TruVolume eliminates volume inconsistencies while SRS TruSurround HD provides virtual high definition surround sound. An amazing value! This feature rich 42″ has built-in ambient light sensing technology to auto-adjust brightness for optimum picture viewing no matter room lighting conditions. And, it’s eco friendly exceeding Energy Star to reduce energy consumption. |
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VIZIO 42-Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV- M3D420SR $659.99 Bring the movie theater 3D experience home! VIZIOâs 42 Inch Theater 3D Edge Lit Razor LED LCD HDTV delivers stunning, cinema-style 3D. Whether youâre watching the latest summer blockbuster or the championship game, Theater 3D means you see crystal-clear, flicker-free 3D that has a brighter picture than conventional 3D. Includes 4 pairs of 3D glasses, so you can immediately share the excitement with friends and family! Featuring Edge Lit Razor LED backlighting, 240Hz SPS refresh rate, and 1080p Full HD, this superb HDTV renders both 2D and 3D with amazing clarity, color and contrast. And VIZIO makes no compromises when it comes to sound with SRS StudioSound HD. Also includes VIZIO Internet Apps and built-in dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi, giving you the convenience of on-demand movies, TV shows, social networking, music, photos, and more-all at the push of a button on the premium Two-sided IR QWERTY remote. |
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Vizio 26-Inch 1080p LCD TV – E260MV $199.99 High definition entertainment has never been so amazing â or affordable. The 37â Class LCD HDTV delivers 1080p Full HD for incredible detail and striking 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio for truly deep blacks and brighter whites. No matter your lighting arrangement, youâll always have you the best picture possible thanks to built-in ambient light sensing technology that automatically adjusts backlight levels based on its surroundings. The result is a balanced picture that will never appear washed out or too bright. Youâll also enjoy impressive surround sound with SRS TruVolume that limits volume inconsistencies between programming and SRS TruSurroundHD audio that turns your room into a personal theater. It delivers an immersive surround sound experience marked by clearer dialogue and more precise bass and high frequency signals. Add a VIZIO Soundbar for seriously intense audio. Two HDMI ports accommodate your home theater setup and Blu-ray Player to deliver a full cinematic experience. |
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Vizio 37-Inch 1080p LCD TV – E371VL $307.99 VIZIO’s 37-inch E371VL delivers 1080p Full HD picture quality, solid audio performance, and plenty of value. This flatscreen LCD HDTV features SRS audio technologies for virtual surround sound, a 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio for deeper blacks and brighter whites, and two HDMI ports for connecting your HD sources. This display also exceeds ENERGY STAR 4.1 guidelines, and utilizes built-in ambient light sensing technology to adjust backlight levels according to the ambient lighting conditions. Translation? A great picture in any room. The E371VL automatically adjusts backlight levels based on its surroundings to optimize levels. Enjoy viewing your JPG/JPEG photos on the big screen with the E371VL’s USB port. VIZIO’s ECO HD label means this HDTV exceeds the current ENERGY STAR Guidelines, saving you money on your utility bills while limiting your carbon footprint. |
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LG 42 LED-Backlit LCD TV 1080p – 42LW5300 $699.99 The LW5300 delivers LG Cinema 3D technology and a whole lot more. With LG’s stunning LED Plus display technology in 2D, you can switch between the best of both worlds. Also enjoy your favorite 2D content in 3D depth with LG’s 2D to 3D conversion. |
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VIZIO E470VL 47-Inch 120 Hz 1080p LCD HDTV Black $599.99 VIZIO’s E470VL 47-Inch LCD HDTV delivers full 1080p HD picture quality and superior audio quality at an amazing value. This flat screen LCD HDTV Includes 120Hz refresh rate, SRS TruVolume and SRS TruSurround HD audio for advanced virtual surround sound and three HDMI ports to connect up to three HDMI devices to your TV. Exceeds Energy Star 4.0 guidelines to reduce energy consumption. |
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Vizio 42-inch 1080p LCD HDTV – E422VL $424.99 The VIZIO 42″ LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV, E422VL with VIZIO Internet Apps puts the best of the web right on your TV screen. With built-in Wi-Fi (802.11n) for easy set-up, this HDTV also boasts 1080p Full HD and 120Hz refresh rate to deliver superior picture and audio quality at an amazing value, all while exceeding ENERGY STAR 5.3 Guidelines to reduce energy consumption. |
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Element 40 Class LED 1080p 120Hz HDTV- ELEFW402 $349.99 The Element 40 Class LED 1080p 120HZ HDTV amazes you with its advanced features ensuring brilliant picture quality with breathtaking full HD 1080p resolution. It is equipped with built-in digital tuner that receives digital signals. This built-in digital tuner HDTV features three HDMI inputs, which easily connect with HD sources to deliver high-definition video. With a sleek and compact design, this Element HDTV can be easily mounted on wall. Featuring high brightness of 250cd/m2 with 6 ms response time, this built-in digital tuner HDTV offers vivid pictures even when placed near windows or other light sources. Note: You must have a source of HD programming in order to take full advantage of the Element 40″ HDTV. Contact your local cable or satellite TV provider for details on how to upgrade. |
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Vizio 42-inch LED LCD HDTV 1080p – M420SV $636.99 Inch by spectacular inch, the 42″ Edge Lit Razor LED LCD HDTV with VIZIO Internet Apps delivers the ultimate Full HD experience and premium online entertainment in a razor-thin design. 1080p Full HD and 200,000 to 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio render every image with amazing clarity, color and contrast, while its 120Hz refresh rate supplies smooth, super-sharp viewing for fast-action sports and movies. Four HDMI ports accommodate your home theater setup, Blu-ray Player, HD cable or satellite TV, and gaming console to deliver Full HD entertainment at its finest. The display’s backlight is environmentally-friendly due to the fact that LED backlights do not utilize mercury, an environmentally harmful substance. |
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Classic TV Christmas Collection (4 Disc) - $34.99 Classic TV Christmas Collection (4 Disc) - |
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Activity TV: Christmas [2 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:Activity TV: Christmas, Vol. 2 (2008) Activity TV: Christmas, Vol. 1 (2008) Activity TV: Christmas, Vol. 2 Parents and children are offered a step-by-step tutorial on making a variety of holiday baked goods and crafts, including cookies, fudge, festive puppets, and other Christmas favorites. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi Activity TV: Christmas, Vol. 1 This program offers parents and children an opportunity to celebrate the holidays together by making a variety of crafts and foods, including homemade 3-D Christmas trees, greeting cards, gingerbread people, and the perfect grilled cheese sandwich. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi |
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Bob Hope: Christmas on TV - $8.99 Legendary funnyman Bob Hope is joined by glamorous screen beauty Ginger Rogers and popular comic Jerry Colonna in a Christmas celebration originally broadcast in December of 1956. In addition to the all-star holiday celebration, this release also offers high-profile British actor Ronald Howard in a rare, live broadcast of the 1954 television mystery Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Pudding. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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T.V. Sets: Christmas Treats – Fullscreen $12.99 Includes:The Lucy Show: Together For Christmas (1962) The Beverly Hillbillies: Christmas at the Clampetts (1963) Petticoat Junction: Cannonball Christmas (1963) The Odd Couple: Scrooge Gets an Oscar (1970) Love, American Style: Love and the Christmas Punch (1972) Happy Days: Richie Branches Out (1976) Laverne & Shirley: Oh, Come All Ye Bums (1978) Mork & Mindy: Mork’s First Christmas (1978) Cheers: The Spy Who Came in for a Cold One (1982) The Lucy Show: Together For Christmas The … |
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Christmas Shoes & Christmas Blessing & Xmas Hope - $12.99 Includes:The Christmas Shoes (2002) Christmas Blessing (2005) The Christmas Hope (2009) The Christmas Shoes This sentimental made-for-TV drama was based on the bestselling novel by Donna VanLiere, which in turn was inspired by the popular song of the same name. Rob Lowe stars as Robert Layton, a workaholic attorney who sorely neglects his family, even during the Christmas season. Clearly, Layton is overdue for a “humanizing” treatment, which comes in the form of a little boy named Nathan Andrews (Max Morrow). Learning that his mother, Maggie (Kimberly Williams), is dying from congenital heart failure, and unable to financially rely upon his underemployed father, Jack (Hugh Thompson), Nathan goes about collecting tin cans and other throwaways so that he can afford an expensive pair of red shoes for his ailing mom. Nathan’s plight not only touches Layton, but also has a heartwarming trickle-down effect on the lawyer’s estranged family. The Christmas Shoes debuted December 1, 2002, on CBS. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Christmas Blessing Made for television, The Christmas Blessing is a sequel to the earlier CBS holiday offering The Christmas Shoes, with Rob Lowe briefly reprising his portrayal of Robert Layton, a lawyer whose life was forever changed by a pair of “enchanted” shoes. This time around, the shoes have passed into the hands of Tucker Bennett (Shaun Johnston), the son of a seriously ill youngster named Charlie (Angus T. Jones. As fate would have it, Charlie is a student of schoolteacher Meghan (Rebecca Gayheart), who is endeavoring to set up a day-care center for single moms in the small town where she lives. At the same time in the same town, young medical resident Nathan Andrews (Neil Patrick Harris), his self-confidence shattered by the death of a teenage patient on the operating table, has returned home to work in the garage owned by his dad Jack (Shaun Johnston). In due course, Nathan meets Meghan and Charlie, and becomes intimately involved in the trials and tribulations of both, leading to an emotional climax in which Nathan must decide whether or not to summon his dormant medical skills to save Charlie’s life. Singers NewSong and Blake Shelton appear as themselves, respectively performing the title song and the new composition “Nobody But Me”. The Christmas Blessing originally aired on December 18, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi The Christmas Hope Devoted social worker Patty (Madeline Stowe) takes in a struggling nine-year-old girl, and soon the child’s spirit helps heal the emotional wounds that are eating away at Patty and her husband’s marriage. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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CLASSIC TV CHRISTMAS 1 & 2 / (FULL) – Fullscreen $6.99 Includes:Racket Squad: The Christmas Caper (1952) Racket Squad: Blessed Expense (1952) Four Star Playhouse: The Gift (1953) Four Star Playhouse: The Answer (1954) Dragnet: The Big New Year (1954) Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas (1955) Meet Corliss Archer: The Christmas Story (1955) Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding (1955) Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears a Gun (1956) The Adventures of Robin Hood: Christmas Goose (1957) Racket Squad: The Christmas Caper No synopsis available. Racket Squad: Blessed Expense No synopsis available. Four Star Playhouse: The Gift No synopsis available. Four Star Playhouse: The Answer No synopsis available. Dragnet: The Big New Year When police officer Jack Conley is murdered in cold blood on New Years’ Eve, Joe Friday (Jack Webb) has the unenviable task of breaking the news to Conley’s wife Betty (June Whitley)–just as she is preparing a big party. Making it his personal mission to track down Conley’s killer, Friday pieces together the evidence and determines that the assailant was a drug addict. Future TV producer Aaron Spelling contributes a memorable cameo as a former dope pusher who has “seen the light.” This episode is based on the Dragnet radio broadcast of March 8, 1951. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas No synopsis available. Meet Corliss Archer: The Christmas Story No synopsis available. Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears a Gun No synopsis available. The Adventures of Robin Hood: Christmas Goose No synopsis available. |
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Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe/Christmas in Boston/Snowglobe [2 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:Christmas in Boston (2005) Snowglobe (2007) Santa Baby 2 (2009) Christmas in Boston Ever since Junior High, Gina (Marla Sokoloff) has been carrying on a pen-pal friendship with Seth (Patrick J. Adams). Now fully grown, Gina is a journalist living in Boston, while Seth is a toy-company executive. When Seth shows up in Beantown for a conference, one would think that he’d be looking forward to being interviewed by Gina, whom he’s never seen–and that Gina would feel the same way. Trouble is, self-conscious Gina has for all these years been sending along pictures of her friend Ellen (Lindy Booth) in her letters to Seth, while Seth has been sending pictures of his friend Matt (Jonathan Cherry). Terrified that Seth won’t like her if he finds out what she really looks like, Gina sends Ellen in her place for the interview–while Seth, suffering similar fears, prevails upon Matt to impersonate him. Given this set-up, and taking into consideration the title of this made-for-TV movie, no one should be unduly surprised by the outcome of the story! Christmas in Boston made its ABC Family channel bow on December 14, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Snowglobe A woman who always longed for the perfect Christmas receives a magical snow globe that transports her to a land where every day is the twenty fifth of December in this family-oriented fantasy starring Christina Milian and Lorraine Bracco. When it comes to the holidays, Angela (Milian) would rather be just about anywhere other than home. Upon shaking an antique snow globe that she received as a gift, however, this embittered cynic is whisked away to a magical kingdom where Christmas never ends, and where she will have to choose between the man of her dreams and a love she could have never imagined. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Santa Baby 2 This sequel to Santa Baby finds entrepreneur Mary Class (Jenny McCarthy) faced with the prospect of taking over the family business when her father feels he can no longer handle the job’s many responsibilities. Though tempted, she is reluctant to leave her booming career in New York City, until the arrival of Teri (Kelly Stables), an upstart looking to take over the workshop at the North Pole, spurs Mary into action. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi |
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HOLIDAY TV CLASSICS (4PC) - $4.99 Includes:Dragnet: .22 Rifle for Christmas (1952) The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet: The Late Christmas Gift (1952) The Ruggles: The Christmas Eve (1952) Dragnet: The Big Little Jesus (1953) Dragnet: The Big New Year (1954) Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas (1955) The Bob Cummings Show: Grandpa’s Christmas Visit (1955) Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding (1955) The Adventures of Long John Silver: The Orphan’s Christmas (1955) Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears … |
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Christmas Classic TV Collection: 13 Episodes [2 Discs] - $6.99 Includes:Dragnet: The Big New Year (1954) Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding (1955) Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas (1955) Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears a Gun (1956) The Adventures of Robin Hood: Christmas Goose (1957) Dragnet: The Big New Year When police officer Jack Conley is murdered in cold blood on New Years’ Eve, Joe Friday (Jack Webb) has the unenviable task of breaking the news to Conley’s wife Betty (June Whitley)–just as she is preparing a big party. Making it his personal mission to track down Conley’s killer, Friday pieces together the evidence and determines that the assailant was a drug addict. Future TV producer Aaron Spelling contributes a memorable cameo as a former dope pusher who has “seen the light.” This episode is based on the Dragnet radio broadcast of March 8, 1951. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Sherlock Holmes: The Christmas Pudding No synopsis available. Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion: The Boy Who Found Christmas No synopsis available. Annie Oakley: Santa Claus Wears a Gun No synopsis available. The Adventures of Robin Hood: Christmas Goose No synopsis available. |
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Christmas In Canaan - $12.99 Includes:All I Want for Christmas (2007) Christmas in Canaan (2009) All I Want for Christmas It’s Christmastime, and all young Jesse wants this year is a new father. But while Jesse’s mother Sarah knows the importance of having a male role model for her son to look up to, she just can’t seem to muster the motivation to start dating again. Reluctantly agreeing to go on a series of dates as part of a nationally publicized contest, Sarah finds herself unexpectedly swept off her feet by the contest’s official chaperone. But despite the fact that young Jesse already has his future father picked out, he’s going to have to work extra hard to make his Christmas wish come true this year. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Christmas in Canaan A widower (Billy Ray Cyrus) tries to ease the racial tension between his young son and a classmate by forcing the two to spend time together. The boys quickly forge a bond while caring for a wounded puppy\, but the tensions in their town aren’t so easily resolved. Based on the novel by Kenny Rogers and Donald Davenport. ~ Brie Hearn, Rovi |
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BENJI CHRISTMAS COLLECTION (2PC) - $8.99 Includes:Benji’s Very Own Christmas Story (1983) Benji’s Very Own Christmas Story This TV special was directed by long-time Benji entrepreneur Joe Camp. When Benji leads her human pals on a journey to the North Pole, loveable old Santa shows them how different cultures celebrate Christmas. And yes, they discuss the “True Meaning” of the Holiday. The video version of Benji’s Very Own Christmas Story includes a documentary called The Phenomenon of Benji. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Babar and Father Christmas – Dolby $12.99 When the elephant children wonder why Father Christmas doesn’t bring toys to Celesteville, Babar sets out to find him. Narrated by Laurent De Brunhoff. ~ TV Guide, Rovi |
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Hobos Christmas - $5.99 The hobo in the made-for-TV A Hobo’s Christmas is played by Barnard Hughes. Drifting from place to place, Hughes finds himself in his hometown of Salt Lake City at Christmastime. Here he hopes to close old wounds and be reunited with his unforgiving son Gerald McRaney, and get to know the grandchildren he has never met. McRaney, still resenting the fact that Hughes ran out on his family 25 years earlier, gives his father only one day with his grandkids; after that, he’s expected to leave and never come back. Everything that usually happens in a feel-good film of this nature does happen, but getting there is half the fun. If you missed the location-filmed A Hobo’s Christmas when it was first telecast on December 6, 1987, despair not: the film is sure to pop up again on cable during the Yuletide season. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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The Christmas Shoes - $12.99 This sentimental made-for-TV drama was based on the bestselling novel by Donna VanLiere, which in turn was inspired by the popular song of the same name. Rob Lowe stars as Robert Layton, a workaholic attorney who sorely neglects his family, even during the Christmas season. Clearly, Layton is overdue for a “humanizing” treatment, which comes in the form of a little boy named Nathan Andrews (Max Morrow). Learning that his mother, Maggie (Kimberly Williams), is dying from congenital heart failure, and unable to financially rely upon his underemployed father, Jack (Hugh Thompson), Nathan goes about collecting tin cans and other throwaways so that he can afford an expensive pair of red shoes for his ailing mom. Nathan’s plight not only touches Layton, but also has a heartwarming trickle-down effect on the lawyer’s estranged family. The Christmas Shoes debuted December 1, 2002, on CBS. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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NCIS: The Official TV Soundtrack $13.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Kangaroo Cry – Blue October, 1. NCIS Theme – Ministry (Remix, remix), 2. Even Now – Dashboard Confessional, 2. No Shelter – Seether, 3. After All – Saving Abel, 3. Nasty Little Perv – Perry Farrell, 4. Love Is Live – KMFDM/Skold/Tim Skold, 4. No Matter What – Jakob Dylan, 5. I Don’t Want to Be on TV – The Airborne Toxic Event, 5. Troubled Land – John Mellencamp, 6. Boy with the Blues – Oasis, 6. Promises – Nitzer Ebb, 7. Fear – Stop Making Friends/Pauley Perrette, 7. Things Have Changed – Bob Dylan, 8. Hole Solution – Android Lust, 8. Tomorrow Still Comes – Will Dailey, 9. Head Spin – Collide, 9. Peppermint & Glue – Sharon Little, 10. Mama Song – Keaton Simons, 10. Satellite 2009 – Solamingus, 11. Temptation – Cote de Pablo, 12. NCIS Theme – Numeriklab |
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Daniel O’Donnell: Christmas With Daniel O’Donnell - $14.99 Irish crooner and public TV staple Daniel O’Donnell provides an apt way to ring in the holidays with this collection of Christmas standards. Christmas With Daniel O’Donnell features clips of the singer performing, among others, “When a Child Is Born,” “Winter Wonderland,” and “Silver Bells.” ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi |
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Untitled (2009) $26.99 Untitled (2009) |
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Live 2009! $14.99 Live 2009! |
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Opera 2009 $14.99 Opera 2009 |
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Oktoberfest 2009 $42.99 Oktoberfest 2009 |
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Rapsody 2009 $20.99 Rapsody 2009 |
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Friend 2009 $22.99 Friend 2009 |
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2009 Station $14.99 2009 Station |
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Shine 2009 $14.99 Shine 2009 |
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Live They 2009 $22.99 Live They 2009 |
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Mata 2009 $11.99 Mata 2009 |
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Retrievers/Golden Christmas - $14.99 Includes:The Retrievers (2001) A Golden Christmas (2009) The Retrievers The Retrievers stars Bettie White, Robert Hays, and Robert Wagner in the kid-friendly tale of a family who discovers a dog and her newborn litter of puppies. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi A Golden Christmas A boy and girl share a special summer together. Years later, when each finds that life didn’t turn out as expect, they return to the place that made them so happy as children. With the help of a Golden Retriever, each of them may be able to get over their troubles and find love. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Gavin & Stacey: The Christmas Special & Season Three [2 Discs] - $24.99 Includes:Gavin & Stacey: Christmas Special (2008) Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.5 (2009) Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.4 (2009) Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.1 (2009) Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.3 (2009) Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.2 (2009) Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.6 (2009) Gavin & Stacey: Christmas Special No synopsis available. Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.5 No synopsis available. Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.4 No synopsis available. Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.1 No synopsis available. Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.3 No synopsis available. Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.2 No synopsis available. Gavin & Stacey: Episode 3.6 No synopsis available. |
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Game Time Oakland A’s Schedule Watch $99.99 Show your team pride with this schedule watch that features a scroll function that displays locations and start times of upcoming games for all MLB teams and a USB port that makes it easy to download next season’s schedule via the Internet. |
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SpongeBob SquarePants: Christmas - $12.99 Includes:SpongeBob SquarePants: Squeaky Boots (1999) SpongeBob SquarePants: Pizza Delivery (1999) SpongeBob SquarePants: Christmas Who? (2000) SpongeBob SquarePants: Survival of the Idiots (2001) SpongeBob SquarePants: Procrastination (2001) SpongeBob SquarePants: Chocolate With Nuts (2002) SpongeBob SquarePants: Snowball Effect (2002) SpongeBob SquarePants: Mermaidman and Barnacleboy IV (2002) SpongeBob SquarePants: As Seen on TV (2002) SpongeBob SquarePants: Squeaky Boots No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Pizza Delivery No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Christmas Who? No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Survival of the Idiots No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Procrastination No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Chocolate With Nuts No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Snowball Effect No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: Mermaidman and Barnacleboy IV No synopsis available. SpongeBob SquarePants: As Seen on TV No synopsis available. |
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Sonic Christmas Blast - $5.99 Includes:Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog: Sonic Christmas Blast (1996) Sonic Underground: The Price of Freedom (1999) Sonic Underground: Mummy Dearest (1999) Sonic Underground: Three Hedgehogs and a Baby (1999) Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog: Sonic Christmas Blast Everyone’s favorite video game insectivore saves Christmas in this made-for-TV animated adventure. The Christmas season is just around the corner when the world gets some startling news — Santa Claus has been pressured to step down as the planet’s leading gift giver, and the evil Dr. Robotnik (Long John Baldry) will be taking over his responsibilities. However, Robotnik’s plan will be a little bit different — instead of giving toys to the good children, he’ll be taking stuff from everyone. But Robotnik’s plan doesn’t stand a chance once Sonic the Hedgehog (voice of Jaleel White) steps in to save the day. Originally created as part of the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog television series, Sonic Christmas Blast first aired in 1996, two years after the last original episode of the series was shown. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Sonic Underground: The Price of Freedom No synopsis available. Sonic Underground: Mummy Dearest No synopsis available. Sonic Underground: Three Hedgehogs and a Baby No synopsis available. |
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Alvin and the Chipmunks: Christmas With the Chipmunks - $9.99 Includes:Alvin and the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Christmas (1981) Alvin and the Chipmunks: Dave’s Wonderful Life (1989) Alvin and the Chipmunks: Merry Christmas, Mr. Carroll (1989) Alvin and the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Celebration (1994) Alvin and the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Christmas Several years after the death of novelty album recording artist Ross Bagdasarian, his son Ross Bagdasarian, Jr. brought his father’s most popular creation, Alvin and the Chipmunks, back to life with a record album called Chipmunk Punk (1980). The resurgence in popularity of the high-pitched, squeaky-voiced, animated chipmunks Alvin (the mischievous one), Theodore (the giggly, shy, fat one) and Simon (the brainy one) allowed Bagdasarian, Jr. to follow that project with Alvin & the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Christmas (1981), a half-hour television special and accompanying record album. Voicing the same character Bagdasarian had, that of the chipmunks’ “father” Dave Seville, Bagdasarian, Jr. created the story of the chipmunks preparing a Carnegie Hall appearance, only to realize that Alvin has given away his harmonica, an instrument with which he’s scheduled to perform a solo. On the play list for their big show was “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas, Don’t Be Late),” the single that launched the chipmunks’ decades-spanning career in 1958. So popular was Alvin & the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Christmas, that in 1983, NBC produced a second chipmunks TV series, Alvin and the Chipmunks (1983-1990), which ran as a Saturday morning children’s program, spawning a variety of videos and further record albums. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi Alvin and the Chipmunks: Dave’s Wonderful Life Take the classic movie, “It’s a Wonderful Life,” add Dave and the Chipmunks and what have you got? Dave wishing he’d never been born and Alvin, Simon and Theodore showing him how important he really is. ~ Rovi Alvin and the Chipmunks: Merry Christmas, Mr. Carroll This animated version of “A Christmas Carol” presents the antics of Alvin playing Scrooge! Visited by three ghostly visitors, Dave, Simon and Theodore as they teach him the true meaning of Christmas. ~ Rovi Alvin and the Chipmunks: A Chipmunk Celebration No synopsis available. |
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The Munsters’ Scary Little Christmas - $12.99 The third incarnation of TV’s gloriously ghoulish “Munster” family appears in this made-for-TV movie, originally telecast December 17, 1996 by the Fox network. That lovable pint-sized werewolf Eddie Munster (Bug Hall) feels depressed as the Yuletide holiday approaches, yearning for a “Transylvania Christmas” while being stuck in Southern California. Eddie’s Frankensteinish dad Herman Munster (Sam McMurray) tries to cheer the boy up by arranging for a Christmas celebration in the tradition of the Old Country. To top things off, vampirish Grandpa Munster (Sandy Baron) extends the Holiday cheer by giving Santa Claus (Mark Mitchell) a magic potion–which, unfortunately, is swiped by a pair of larcenous elves (Ed Gale, Arturo Gil). In other developments, Lily Munster (Ann Magnuson) enters a house-decorating contest (love those designer cobwebs!), and several other copyrighted Universal Pictures monsters make fleeting cameo appearances. A critical assessment of The Munsters’ Scary Little Christmas is virtually impossible: Either one loves the Munsters, or one doesn’t–and that’s the name of that dirge! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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BEST OF TV DETECTIVES (4PC) - $12.99 Includes:Dragnet: The Big Little Jesus (1953) Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Cheney Vase (1955) Man with a Camera: Two Strings of Pearls (1958) Man With a Camera: Missing (1959) Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (1962) Dragnet: The Big Little Jesus In one of the most famous Dragnet episodes of all time, Joe Friday (Jack Webb) and Frank Smith (Ben Alexander) investigate the theft of a statue of the Baby Jesus from a Catholic church, just before the first Christmas Mass. Father Rojas (Harry Bartell) explains that the doors of the church are always left unlocked; when Joe asks if the doors are open for thieves, the priest replies gently, “Especially thieves.” Following the slimmest of leads, the two detectives haul in a suspicious derelict (James Griffith), but he turns out to be innocent. Only at the very end of the story do we learn the identity–and the touchingly honorable motives–of the youthful “thief”. The first Dragnet episode filmed in color (Technicolor, no less!), “The Big Little Jesus” was initially heard on December 22, 1953 as a radio broadcast, which was actually the soundtrack of the televised version (this soundtrack was later released commercially as an LP record by RCA Victor). The episode was refilmed as “The Christmas Story”, which aired December 21, 1967 as part of NBC’s “new” Dragnet series. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Cheney Vase Recently discharged museum curator Lyle Endicott (Darren McGavin) uses a forged letter to gain entry to the home of elderly recluse Martha Cheney (played by Patricia Collinge, who had been prominently featured in Alfred Hitchcock’s 1943 movie classic Shadow of a Doubt). A lonely invalid, Martha is kept alive only by her obsession with preventing her prized possession, a priceless vase, from falling into the hands of strangers. Conversely, Lyle wants nothing more out of life than to wrest the vase away from Martha and sell it to a museum for a hefty price. Needless to say, one of these two characters is in for a big disappointment by episode’s end. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Man with a Camera: Two Strings of Pearls No synopsis available. Man With a Camera: Missing No synopsis available. Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Escaping from an institution, a young retarded boy named Hugo (Brandon de Wilde) is taken under the wing of sideshow magician Sadini (David J. Stewart), whose acts consists of sawing his wife, Irene (Diana Dors), in half. It so happens that Irene is two-timing Sadini — and worse, she is planning his murder. Hoodwinking Hugo into being her accomplice, Irene does away with husband, only to receive a grisly comeuppance thanks to Hugo’s inability to separate fact from fantasy. Originally filmed for the seventh season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, this episode was never given a network telecast, due to NBC’s queasiness over its gruesome finale. However, the episode was included in the Alfred Hitchcock Presents syndication package, an |
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