I brush wash Wow a grouch – every year
families gather together to enjoy these
timeless holiday classics welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
counting down the top 10 Christmas TV
specials I’m God blesses and 3:1 number
10 Merry Christmas mr. bean there’s no
better way to start off our list than
with mr. bean a man of few words and
lots of laughs we never get tired of
seeing him wreak havoc on his apartment
store conduct a Salvation Army bend and
prepare a humongous turkey number nine
the little drummer boy this special
tells the story of a shepherd whose life
has changed when he learns to play the
drum the drum my very own drum
he then meets the three wise men and
accompanies them on their way to
Bethlehem when they arrive the drummer
boy plays his drum for the baby Jesus
since he has no gift to bring number
eight Mickey’s Christmas Carol there
have been countless adaptations of this
classic Charles Dickens Tale
but among the most heartwarming is this
26 minute short film by Disney yeah
don’t forget the chocolate bat most with
the stash you the wits miss Matthew
Lewis machine lotion glue though with
dogged this version includes all of our
favorite characters and fittingly
showcases Scrooge McDuck as the
character he was modeled after Evan
easer Scrooge ah
humbug number 7 the year without a Santa
Claus in this production mrs. Claus
tells us about the time her husband
caught a cold and had to stay home in
bed
her story is centered on two elves who
must prove to Santa that the world still
cares about Christmas on their journey
they wind up encountering the heat and
snow misers little chilly you were there
and causing an unexpected white
Christmas in Southtown USA number 6 a
Charlie Brown Christmas this festive
staple of the holidays first appeared on
television sponsored by coca-cola
in 1965 despite its origins in
advertising this special focuses on
Charlie Brown’s disdain towards
commercialism and his attempts to find
the true meaning of Christmas you can’t
tell people these wreaths were made from
a force of Lebanon that’s lying number
five a Muppet family Christmas this
memorable special sees the cast of The
Muppet Show Sesame Street Fraggle Rock
and even Muppet Babies unite at Fozzie
Bears mother’s rustic farmhouse for
joyous festivities hilarity and songs
ensue and it sure is great to see these
Muppet worlds collide yo yo yo go blue
go blue tour keep it spirits key number
four dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole
Christmas based on the whimsical
writings of dr. Seuss this music filled
television special tells the tale of a
grumpy monster who can’t stand the
happiness of others The Grinch disguises
himself as Santa Claus and steals the
presents from the town of Whoville
cleaned out the icebox as quick as a
flash why that grinch even took the last
can of hoo hair however he soon
discovers that cheer doesn’t come from
gifts but from the company of others
number three
Santa Claus is coming to town in this
stop-motion classic a mailman decides to
find the answers to the most common
questions about jolly old st. Nick as a
result his journey to the North Pole
reveals the origins of Santa Claus
including how the gift giver managed to
melt the heart of an evil wizard named
winter wonderful then let’s be off
number two Frosty the Snowman there must
have been some magic in that old silk
hat they found for when they placed it
on his head he began to dance around
everybody knows this tune and for good
reason Frosty special is just as
synonymous with Christmas as the snow
he’s made from rust is not something
you see he was made out of Christmas
snow number one Rudolph the red-nosed
reindeer taking the top spot on our list
is the 60s stop-motion animation based
on Santa’s reindeer with the brightest
nose Rudolph is mocked and rejected by
the other reindeer Hey look who’s back
on neon dog so he befriends an elf who
dreams of becoming a dentist together
they discovered the abominable snowman
and an entire island filled with misfit
toys after they returned to the man in
red Rudolph uses his nose to light
Santa’s way through a dense fog the
red-nosed reindeer not only saves
Christmas but also shows that everyone
is special in their own way
families gather together to enjoy these
timeless holiday classics welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
counting down the top 10 Christmas TV
specials I’m God blesses and 3:1 number
10 Merry Christmas mr. bean there’s no
better way to start off our list than
with mr. bean a man of few words and
lots of laughs we never get tired of
seeing him wreak havoc on his apartment
store conduct a Salvation Army bend and
prepare a humongous turkey number nine
the little drummer boy this special
tells the story of a shepherd whose life
has changed when he learns to play the
drum the drum my very own drum
he then meets the three wise men and
accompanies them on their way to
Bethlehem when they arrive the drummer
boy plays his drum for the baby Jesus
since he has no gift to bring number
eight Mickey’s Christmas Carol there
have been countless adaptations of this
classic Charles Dickens Tale
but among the most heartwarming is this
26 minute short film by Disney yeah
don’t forget the chocolate bat most with
the stash you the wits miss Matthew
Lewis machine lotion glue though with
dogged this version includes all of our
favorite characters and fittingly
showcases Scrooge McDuck as the
character he was modeled after Evan
easer Scrooge ah
humbug number 7 the year without a Santa
Claus in this production mrs. Claus
tells us about the time her husband
caught a cold and had to stay home in
bed
her story is centered on two elves who
must prove to Santa that the world still
cares about Christmas on their journey
they wind up encountering the heat and
snow misers little chilly you were there
and causing an unexpected white
Christmas in Southtown USA number 6 a
Charlie Brown Christmas this festive
staple of the holidays first appeared on
television sponsored by coca-cola
in 1965 despite its origins in
advertising this special focuses on
Charlie Brown’s disdain towards
commercialism and his attempts to find
the true meaning of Christmas you can’t
tell people these wreaths were made from
a force of Lebanon that’s lying number
five a Muppet family Christmas this
memorable special sees the cast of The
Muppet Show Sesame Street Fraggle Rock
and even Muppet Babies unite at Fozzie
Bears mother’s rustic farmhouse for
joyous festivities hilarity and songs
ensue and it sure is great to see these
Muppet worlds collide yo yo yo go blue
go blue tour keep it spirits key number
four dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole
Christmas based on the whimsical
writings of dr. Seuss this music filled
television special tells the tale of a
grumpy monster who can’t stand the
happiness of others The Grinch disguises
himself as Santa Claus and steals the
presents from the town of Whoville
cleaned out the icebox as quick as a
flash why that grinch even took the last
can of hoo hair however he soon
discovers that cheer doesn’t come from
gifts but from the company of others
number three
Santa Claus is coming to town in this
stop-motion classic a mailman decides to
find the answers to the most common
questions about jolly old st. Nick as a
result his journey to the North Pole
reveals the origins of Santa Claus
including how the gift giver managed to
melt the heart of an evil wizard named
winter wonderful then let’s be off
number two Frosty the Snowman there must
have been some magic in that old silk
hat they found for when they placed it
on his head he began to dance around
everybody knows this tune and for good
reason Frosty special is just as
synonymous with Christmas as the snow
he’s made from rust is not something
you see he was made out of Christmas
snow number one Rudolph the red-nosed
reindeer taking the top spot on our list
is the 60s stop-motion animation based
on Santa’s reindeer with the brightest
nose Rudolph is mocked and rejected by
the other reindeer Hey look who’s back
on neon dog so he befriends an elf who
dreams of becoming a dentist together
they discovered the abominable snowman
and an entire island filled with misfit
toys after they returned to the man in
red Rudolph uses his nose to light
Santa’s way through a dense fog the
red-nosed reindeer not only saves
Christmas but also shows that everyone
is special in their own way
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