Santas favourite shape
Isn’t a rectangle
It’s much more obvious
It’s a tree angle
Santas favourite shape
Isn’t a rectangle
It’s much more obvious
It’s a tree angle
13-year-old
rich kid Rubie (Athena Baumeister) is a mean, selfish, spoilt bully who doesn’t
differentiate between students and faculty with her venom.
Her
stepmom Patricia (Christine Springett) tries to warn her super rich Father,
Gordon (David Neff) that he is spoiling her by pandering to her every whim, but
he doesn’t heed the warning.
So
it’s up to Santa Claus (Freddie De Grate) to cure her meanness, by making her
as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside and she wakes up the next day
with matted hair, bad teeth, poor vision, warts and a monobrow and only her
stepbrother Elliot (Lucas Barker) knows why.
All
her old superficial friends want no more to do with her only one of her
bullying victims Olivia (Alyssa Kennedy) gives her the time of day.
Santa
tells her that she must get a real present from a real friend by Christmas or
stay a monster for ever.
So,
over the following year she has to learn from
the mistakes of her past, change her behaviour.
So,
will her friendship with Olivia prove to be her redemption?
13-year-old
rich kid Rubie (Athena Baumeister) is a mean, selfish, spoilt bully who doesn’t
differentiate between students and faculty with her venom.
Her
stepmom Patricia (Christine Springett) tries to warn her super rich Father,
Gordon (David Neff) that he is spoiling her by pandering to her every whim, but
he doesn’t heed the warning.
So
it’s up to Santa Claus (Freddie De Grate) to cure her meanness, by making her
as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside and she wakes up the next day
with matted hair, bad teeth, poor vision, warts and a monobrow and only her
stepbrother Elliot (Lucas Barker) knows why.
All
her old superficial friends want no more to do with her only one of her
bullying victims Olivia (Alyssa Kennedy) gives her the time of day.
Santa
tells her that she must get a real present from a real friend by Christmas or
stay a monster for ever.
So,
over the following year she has to learn from
the mistakes of her past, change her behaviour.
So,
will her friendship with Olivia prove to be her redemption?
Young
Travis Jr. (DJ Burch) is excited about Christmas because his father Travis Sr.
(Tommy Potter) is home after finishing his service in the army and for the
first time in his life the whole family
will be home for Christmas and he wants Santa to bless his family with love and
unity on Christmas Day.
However,
his family is much too volatile for it to be that simple.
Nate Brassfield, Brittany Chriswell, and Charlotte Jackson Coleman
also star.
On
the first Christmas since her father died, Interior designer Hailey (Taylor Cole) wants to surprise her mother Patricia (Jacqueline Ann Steuart) with a special surprise Christmas gift.
Patricia and her brother Gordon were in foster
care but due to the difference in age, Patricia got her forever home and Gordon
timed out of the system and ended up in the army and she never saw him again.
However, Hailey and her best friend Sarah
(Stefania Indelicato) believe they have found Uncle Gordon (Grant Vlahovic) who
has a daughter, her cousin, Brianna (Stephanie Van Dyck) and almost as
important Gordons business partner, Jake (Benjamin Ayres) who she falls in love
with.
But will it all blow up in her face?
13-year-old
rich kid Rubie (Athena Baumeister) is a mean, selfish, spoilt bully who doesn’t
differentiate between students and faculty with her venom.
Her
stepmom Patricia (Christine Springett) tries to warn her super rich Father,
Gordon (David Neff) that he is spoiling her by pandering to her every whim, but
he doesn’t heed the warning.
So
it’s up to Santa Claus (Freddie De Grate) to cure her meanness, by making her
as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside and she wakes up the next day
with matted hair, bad teeth, poor vision, warts and a monobrow and only her
stepbrother Elliot (Lucas Barker) knows why.
All
her old superficial friends want no more to do with her only one of her
bullying victims Olivia (Alyssa Kennedy) gives her the time of day.
Santa
tells her that she must get a real present from a real friend by Christmas or
stay a monster for ever.
So,
over the following year she has to learn from
the mistakes of her past, change her behaviour.
So,
will her friendship with Olivia prove to be her redemption?
While a vacuous social influencer Saskia Childs (Danielle Scott) is distracted by the paparazzi she her Pomeranian puppy, Belle, gets lost in the woods.
Another
Pomeranian. Lucy Marie finds her and takes her back to her family’s ranch.
And
the Grant family welcome her with open arms, ten-year-old Beth (Kitty Sudbery),
her mum Sadie (Lora Hristova) and Grandmother Gloria (Donna King).
But
Sadie thinks that they should post flyers in an attempt to find Belle’s owner
and while she is out posting she meets Mike (Ethan Mckinley) and he completes
the family.
Belle
misses her mum, but the Grants really love her and show it all the time whereas
her mum only cares about followers and money.
So,
when Saskia turns up out of the blue on Christmas Day will Belle want to go
home?
Or
will she stay where she has found the true meaning of family?