Jules Claus (Mo Bakker) continues to help his Grandpa Noël (Jan Decleir) with Christmas but this year his sister Noor (Amber Metdepenningen) discovers the family secret that Grandpa is Santa Claus and after the present delivery turns into a disaster and Santa Claus is in trouble, Jules and Noor must team up and save Christmas.
After discovering Grandpa Noël (Jan Decleir) was Santa Claus, Jules Claus (Mo Bakker) has fully embraced Christmas again.
Everything
seems to go according to plan as they are getting ready for the busiest time of
the year, but then Jules receives a very special letter with an intriguing
question.
As
a result Jules wants to try and reunite a young girl's family for Christmas but
Grandpa Noël refuses to do it, so some drama is injected into the proceedings.
After his father died the previous Christmas Jules Claus (Mo Bakker) doesn't like it anymore and wants nothing to do with it.
While
his mother (Bracha van Doesburgh) works in the biscuit factory Jules spends a
lot of time in his grandfather's toy shop.
Which
is where he finds a magic snow globe which can transport him anywhere in the
world and this leads him to discover that his Grandfather Noël (Jan Decleir) is
Santa Claus.
The
position should have been his fathers, but following his death his grandfather had
to take on this job once again and despite his hatred for Christmas Jules now
has to help.
Dating coach Abigale Slater (Maria Menounos) has dreamt all of her life to be a published author and she finally finishes her first book “a guide to dating in the modern world” and makes her lifelong dream come true, at least in part.
However,
before she can go to print, she must satisfy her publisher Jack (Steve
Vinovich), by proving her dating advice actually works, by making a man fall
for her by Christmas Eve which is in 12 days.
So
she reluctantly agrees in order to fulfil her dream, however her single-minded
mission takes an unexpected turn when she meets Michael Ryan (Brent Bailey).
The first year after their mother passed away Amy (Nise Davies), Katherine (Emily Gilbert), and Charles Fay (Daniel Ely) eagerly await for their Uncle Henry, Bishop John Henry Hopkins (Thomas Beckwith) to arrive for Christmas.
The
children had been working hard together to fill the void and put together a
Christmas play at their church using his new song, “We Three Kings,”
Jacqueline (Jennifer Freeman) was the popular girl who dated the popular boy Daniel Grant (Jean Elie) and they went on to marry.
One
day after a chance encounter with a handsome former classmate Aaron Tucker (Robert Ri'chard)
she realises her life is in crisis, unfulfilled in a doomed loveless marriage
with spoiled children, she rethinks her life and for a fleeting moment, she
wishes to go back to their high school days.
The
next morning she awakens to find she's become eighteen again, with the chance
to go back and relive her senior year of high school and meet the boy who will
grow up to become the man of her dreams.
Jacqueline (Jennifer Freeman) was the popular girl who dated the popular boy Daniel Grant (Jean Elie) and they went on to marry.
One
day after a chance encounter with a handsome former classmate Aaron Tucker (Robert Ri'chard)
she realises her life is in crisis, unfulfilled in a doomed loveless marriage
with spoiled children, she rethinks her life and for a fleeting moment, she
wishes to go back to their high school days.
The
next morning she awakens to find she's become eighteen again, with the chance
to go back and relive her senior year of high school and meet the boy who will
grow up to become the man of her dreams.
