Unbeknownst to Mackenzie, it isn’t just an Inn, it’s a place of
particular importance to Santa and it’s crucial to future of Christmas and must
remain in the family and be run as a working inn.
She receives some unexpected help from a team of elves headed by the
cheerful Clementine (Bailee Madison), and a handyman Ian Hanover (Dermot Mulroney)
who help Mackenzie rediscover the true meaning of Christmas.
It was Christmas Eve almost twenty years ago when paramedics Harry Tyler and Yvonne Hughes had to resuscitate a six-month-old baby boy who’d stopped breathing at its home in Chertsey.
It
was touch and go for a while, but all ended happily and Every Christmas since
the day the baby's mother has delivered Sweets and Chocolates to the Ambulance
station where the two paramedics worked.
These
gestures of gratitude are not uncommon though it is unusual for them to
continue for 20 years.
It’s Christmas Day in the workhouse
Just another grey day to endure
Jamie Oliver is cooking the dinner
So, no Turkey Twizzlers in store
Tom (Sam Page) is the guy who can find the perfect gift for that special someone, that’s his business and he’s very good at it, and he is in very great demand especially at Christmas which is why he is known by his nickname “Mr. Christmas”
He is very good at what he does due to his ability
to determine the perfect Christmas gift to fir a person's personality.
When Tom’s good friend Paul (Sam Guinan-Nyhart) comes to him asking for help in finding a
gift for his girlfriend, Jenny (Tara Holt) , Mr. Christmas
finds himself in a bit of trouble. The more he learns about Jenny during his
research, the more he likes her, and the guiltier he feels being caught between
his heart and his best friend.
And With Christmas rapidly approaching, Tom
dreads his encroaching deadline as it will mean an end to his time with Jenny
and perhaps an end to his only chance at being with his one true love.
On St. Nicholas' Day, during the middle ages, a 'Boy Bishop' was elected, and he exercised a blasphemous Episcopal jurisdiction by parodying ecclesiastical functions and ceremonies.
Noel's Christmas Presents was hosted by Noel Edmonds and ended in 1999 after eleven years.
The
basic premise of the shows was Noel rewarding special people with special Christmas
presents tailored to the individual.
The
people qualified by either overcoming or dealing with great adversity in their
own lives or those who gave up their own time and dedicated themselves to the needs
of others.
The
presents were many and varied from flying a spitfire to a visit to Santa.
It
was broadcast on Christmas day after the Queen’s speech and was guaranteed to bring
a tear to the eye and a lump to the throat to all but the hard hearted.
