Ted E. Bear is curious about Christmas so he learns the meaning from Santa himself.

Tchaikovsky's ballet becomes a feature length movie with production and costume design by famed children's book author-illustrator Maurice Sendak.

It's the first Christmas without Grandma and a difficult time for the family, until Grandpa (James Earl Jones) decides to share a story with his ten-year-old grandson Terence.

ALF and the Tanners prepare to spend Christmas in a cabin. When the owner comes to visit them, ALF accidentally jumps into his trunk and is taken to a hospital and given away as a Christmas gift.

ALF convinces Willie to travel to the mountains to cut down a real Christmas tree.

Donna is fed up with how no one has true Christmas spirit.

Doogie feigns an illness on Christmas Eve to attend a party, but he returns to the hospital to assist his overworked colleagues.

In an attempt to remind his family of the real meaning of Christmas, Jim decides the Andersons will cut down their own Christmas tree this year.

There's trouble at the North Pole, and Dr. Claw is behind it. Penny and Brain are along for the ride, as Gadget takes a tour hosted by Santa Claw.

Edward and Ricky share their first Christmas together with a family in need.

During the holidays, Patty's estranged father decides they need to spend more time together. This may ruin the girls' holiday party plans.

Christmas Eve is almost spoiled when Bob is trapped in the office because of a power failure.

Mary's elaborate holiday plans are cancelled when she learns she must work on Christmas Day.

Merriment, mistletoe and menorahs are the beginnings of a Merry Christmas celebration with the Sweathogs and Gabe and Julie Kotter.

Crazy Christmas light display "played" like Guitar Hero

Christmas light display to a techno version of Amazing Grace