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"A Present for Santa" is the first Christmas episode of the Nick Jr. animated series Dora the Explorer. It was originally released directly-to-video on September 24, 2002, before airing on Nickelodeon in prime-time on December 11th of that year. It is Christmas Eve and Santa is coming to Dora's house later tonight to bring them presents. Dora and Boots present each other with a pair of maracas and a flute, respectively, and they play the tune of "Feliz Navidad". They then leave out a present for Santa, but the next morning, they find that he didn't take his present with him after leaving their gifts. They go outside and see Santa from afar. Boots asks where he's going and Dora says that he's going home. Boots tells her that they have to give him his present, so they have to figure out how to get to the North Pole. Map says that the North Pole is very far away and that they have to go up the snowy mountains and across the icy river to get there. (more...)
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- David Hemingson won the 75th Writers Guild of America Award for Original Script of The Holdovers (in addition to producing). The film has previously won three of the 40th Independent Spirit Awards: Dominic Sessa for Best Breakthrough Performance; Da'vine Joy Randolph (who previously won the 81st Golden Globe Awards opposite Paul Giamatti and also won in the 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards and the 96th Academy Awards) for Best Supporting Performance; and Best Cinematography (Eigil Bryld).
- Actor/comedian Joe Flaherty died at the age of 82 on April 1st. Known for his roles as Harold Weir on Freaks and Geeks, Donald the heckler in Happy Gilmore, Sid Sleaze in Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird, and the Western Union Man who delivered Doc's letter to Marty at the end of Back to the Future Part II, he also portrayed Bing Crosby in The True Meaning Of Christmas Specials and voiced Snorkel in The Santa Claus Brothers.
- M. Emmet Walsh, whose credits included the Commander in The Gift, Jeb in A Scooby-Doo! Christmas, and Santa Claus himself in the Christmas episode of Early Edition, died on March 19th at the age of 88.
- In the 14th British Animation Awards, Mog's Christmas won the Best Long Form award, sharing its honors with A Bear Called Wojtek.
- In the 2024 Canadian Screen Awards, Faith Heist: A Christmas Caper has been nominated for three awards, and Take Me Back for Christmas has been nominated for two, while the following have been nominated for one each: Christmas Island for Best TV Movie, "Christmas at Malory Towers" for Best Youth Fiction Program, Designing Christmas and A Gingerbread Christmas for TV Movie Writing, Well Suited for Christmas for Best Original Comedy Music, and One Delicious Christmas for Best TV Movie Lead Performer.
- Longtime Nickelodeon producer Janice Burgess, who created The Backyardigans and was the creative director for the Winx Club revival, died on March 4th, just a week after her 72nd birthday.
- Chris Gauthier died at the age of 48 on February 23, 2024. Best known for his roles as Neville in Need for Speed: Carbon and Mr. Smee in Once Upon a Time, he had starred in many Christmas-themed Hallmark Channel original movies.
- Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has reached an agreement to distribute The Walt Disney Company's future physical home video releases in North America.
- In the 2024 Kidscreen Awards, the Dino Ranch episode "A Dino-Might Night" won for Best Holiday or Special Episode in Preschool programming (tied with Sesame Street's "Grandparents' Day"), and the Bob's Burgers episode "The Plight Before Christmas" won for Best Holiday or Special Episode in Teens/Tweens programming.
- In the 2nd Annual Children's & Family Emmy Awards, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special won four awards, including Best Fiction Special. Although Sesame Street: The Nutcracker Starring Elmo & Tango lost for Best Preschool Sound Mixing and Editing, Elmo's puppeteer Ryan Dillon won for Best Puppetry Performance.
- Home Alone and The Nightmare Before Christmas, alongside 23 other films, were inducted into 2023's National Film Registry for preservation.
- Likely to drive sales of Paramount+ subscriptions, Paramount Global shut down the stand-alone Comedy Central, MTV, Paramount Network, Nickelodeon, and Nick Jr. apps on January 31st.
Upcoming Premieres
- October 25th
- Terrifier 3 (theaters)
- November 8th
- Unknown dates (2024 and beyond)
- Aurora Christmas (GAC Family)
- Carry-On
- Christmas by Candlelight
- A Christmas Frequency
- Christmas on the North Pole Express
- A Christmas Quest (Hallmark Channel)
- Christmas Revisited
- Christmas Serenade
- Creating Christmas
- The Fabric of Christmas
- Family Jewels (theaters)
- Holiday Boyfriend
- A Holiday I Do
- The Holiday Proposal Plan
- How Winston Delivered Christmas
- It's a Christmas Thing
- Margie Claus (theaters?)
- Marley (Disney+)
- Meet Me Next Christmas (Netflix)
- Merry Liddle Christmas Vacation (Lifetime)
- Mrs. Claus (Netflix)
- My Grown-Up Christmas Wish (GAC Family)
- Our Little Secret (Netflix)
- Paul Martin and the Magic Magnifying Glass
- A Perfect Christmas Carol
- Rock the Bells (theaters)
- Santa: The Adventure Begins (theaters)
- Santa.com
- The Snow Sister (theaters)
- SpongeBob SquarePants: "Sandy's Country Christmas" (Nickelodeon)
- SuperKlaus (theaters)
- Swept Up in Christmas (Lifetime)
- Take a Chance at Christmas
- That Christmas (Netflix)
- Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!: "The Christmas Letter Express" (Treehouse TV)
- Unforgettable Christmas
- A Very English Christmas
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