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1. An adult looks back on his dysfunctional family and the pressures of growing up as he reminisces about one childhood Christmas and his obsessive desire for a specific present. Concept
2. A misfit is banished by his community, and sets out on his own. On the way he encounters other misfits, and together they cooperate to survive the elements and eliminate a terrifying threat to the entire community. As if that isnt enough, the misfit is rewarded by getting pressed into service for a dangerous mission, which can only be accomplished thanks to the deformity that caused him to be ostracized in the first place. Zrow
3. A depressed Santa Claus threatens to cancel Christmas. In order to cheer him up, Mrs. Claus and some elves enlist an army of large-eyed children for a letter-writing campaign, and settle a territory dispute between two brothers the odd but aptly-named Heat Miser and Cold Miser with the help of Mother Nature. duo17
4. A sullen and misanthropic hermit attempts to spread misery by removing all the superficial trappings of Christmas: decorations, presents, food, and the like. He is thwarted when the townsfolk carry on with the celebration anyway, forcing him to reanalyze his own emotions. The resultant self-discovery awakens his inner Santa, and he triumphantly returns the stolen goods, to the admiration of all. Matrixhasu77
5. A snowman is possessed by the spirit haunting an old hat and comes to life. Fortunately, it is a good-hearted (if somewhat simpleminded) spirit, and enjoys spontaneous singing and dancing with the children of the town. Unfortunately, the snowmans fragile health cannot measure up to the vitality of the spirit, and he must leave for convalescence in a suitable climate. Zrow
6. In numerous adaptations, starring everybody from Captain Jean-Luc Picard to the Muppets, a bitter and miserly old man is shown the error of his ways when he gets to relive his past and see his potential future. The old man has a change of heart, and redeems his years of hatefulness and spite by providing dinner for a local underprivileged family. Zrow
7. An incompetent bank manager plans to kill himself rather than face his ruined clients. However, the guardian angel assigned to the case prevents him from committing suicide by convincing the townsfolk that money is overrated. Solid Lifters
8. The manager of a large department store unknowingly hires the real Santa Claus to play himself in the stores annual Christmas parade. The cynical manager sets out to disprove Santas identity, but the day is saved by a little girl who truly believes. Solid Lifters
9. A neurotic young boy with deep seated self-esteem issues struggles to understand the impersonal, commercialized, self-parody Christmas has become. His search is in vain until he encounters a sensitive, intellectual youth with deeper understanding of the true meaning of Christmas. With an impassioned spoken-word piece accompanied by some jazzy piano playing, they reeducate and reawaken the spirits of their jaded classmates. Zrow
10. A stereotypical American family man yearns to escape his daily grind and his Scrooge-like boss for the Norman Rockwell Christmas of his memories. His futile attempts to keep up with the sophisticated Joneses next door are doomed to comedic failure by his hapless incompetence, his preoccupied wife and children, an overcooked turkey, and the unexpected arrival of his down-and-out brother in laws family, who live in a dilapidated motor home. Matrixhasu77
2. A misfit is banished by his community, and sets out on his own. On the way he encounters other misfits, and together they cooperate to survive the elements and eliminate a terrifying threat to the entire community. As if that isnt enough, the misfit is rewarded by getting pressed into service for a dangerous mission, which can only be accomplished thanks to the deformity that caused him to be ostracized in the first place. Zrow
3. A depressed Santa Claus threatens to cancel Christmas. In order to cheer him up, Mrs. Claus and some elves enlist an army of large-eyed children for a letter-writing campaign, and settle a territory dispute between two brothers the odd but aptly-named Heat Miser and Cold Miser with the help of Mother Nature. duo17
4. A sullen and misanthropic hermit attempts to spread misery by removing all the superficial trappings of Christmas: decorations, presents, food, and the like. He is thwarted when the townsfolk carry on with the celebration anyway, forcing him to reanalyze his own emotions. The resultant self-discovery awakens his inner Santa, and he triumphantly returns the stolen goods, to the admiration of all. Matrixhasu77
5. A snowman is possessed by the spirit haunting an old hat and comes to life. Fortunately, it is a good-hearted (if somewhat simpleminded) spirit, and enjoys spontaneous singing and dancing with the children of the town. Unfortunately, the snowmans fragile health cannot measure up to the vitality of the spirit, and he must leave for convalescence in a suitable climate. Zrow
6. In numerous adaptations, starring everybody from Captain Jean-Luc Picard to the Muppets, a bitter and miserly old man is shown the error of his ways when he gets to relive his past and see his potential future. The old man has a change of heart, and redeems his years of hatefulness and spite by providing dinner for a local underprivileged family. Zrow
7. An incompetent bank manager plans to kill himself rather than face his ruined clients. However, the guardian angel assigned to the case prevents him from committing suicide by convincing the townsfolk that money is overrated. Solid Lifters
8. The manager of a large department store unknowingly hires the real Santa Claus to play himself in the stores annual Christmas parade. The cynical manager sets out to disprove Santas identity, but the day is saved by a little girl who truly believes. Solid Lifters
9. A neurotic young boy with deep seated self-esteem issues struggles to understand the impersonal, commercialized, self-parody Christmas has become. His search is in vain until he encounters a sensitive, intellectual youth with deeper understanding of the true meaning of Christmas. With an impassioned spoken-word piece accompanied by some jazzy piano playing, they reeducate and reawaken the spirits of their jaded classmates. Zrow
10. A stereotypical American family man yearns to escape his daily grind and his Scrooge-like boss for the Norman Rockwell Christmas of his memories. His futile attempts to keep up with the sophisticated Joneses next door are doomed to comedic failure by his hapless incompetence, his preoccupied wife and children, an overcooked turkey, and the unexpected arrival of his down-and-out brother in laws family, who live in a dilapidated motor home. Matrixhasu77
