Five fictional characters in a popular sitcom, Bea, Richie, Benny, Maggie and Claude (Lauren Meley, Marcus Ellison, Elliott Kashner, Carolyn Kashner and Joe Mayes) suddenly realize they're not real and are actually in a TV sitcom called Suburbia.
Then
they discover the script for the finale as the show is being cancelled and furthermore
if they don’t find a way to keep the show running, they will all cease to
exist.
Five fictional characters in a popular sitcom, Bea, Richie, Benny, Maggie and Claude (Lauren Meley, Marcus Ellison, Elliott Kashner, Carolyn Kashner and Joe Mayes) suddenly realize they're not real and are actually in a TV sitcom called Suburbia.
Then
they discover the script for the finale as the show is being cancelled and
furthermore if they don’t find a way to keep the show running, they will all
cease to exist.
The Munster’s do Christmas as only they can as Herman (Sam McMurray), Lily (Ann Magnuson), Grandpa (Sandy Baron)and Marilyn (Elaine Hendrix) have to raise the holiday spirits of melancholy Eddie (Bug Hall) with some of the holly, jolly magic that only Santa can bring.
Pat Keeley (Damian McGinty) was raised in an orphanage in Derry, Northern Ireland, and when he left as a young man he worked on the transatlantic cruise ships for a few years until he disembarked in New York and got a job at a bar owned by a mob boss Joe O'Brian (John Rhys-Davies).
Then
at Christmas he is asked to deliver two mysterious briefcases to the Railway
Station, but after getting spooked by some police detectives he makes a run for
it and boards a bus for Santa Fe where he lodges with Mrs. Ortega (Soledad St.
Hilaire) and is employed by Emily Gresham (Heather Elizabeth Morris) as a
mall Santa and he becomes close to her while hiding out from the police and the
mob under the watchful eyes of Santa Claus (Gary Farmer) and Alowishus (Pancho
Moler).
After
US Army veteran Nick Averie (Michael Welch) returns home from Afghanistan he
finds he can’t leave the war behind him and is troubled.
This
results in the loss of his marriage as his refusal to go to counselling and
take medical advice for his volatile ways, drove his wife away.
His
only positive move in his life is accepting a new job, his first job following
his war duty, at the Air Zoo, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, a museum which houses a
lot of World War 2 and historical planes.
It’s
while he’s working as a tour guide that he is confronted by a girl called
Michelle (Lauren Rys Martin) and she claims to be his guardian angel.
Initially
he thinks that she is a symptom of his PTSD, but she soon persuades him
otherwise and through various interactions with the spirits of service men he
finds a new path to the future.
Its Christmas and there is a family on the verge of collapse until divine intervention arrives in the form of the Messenger (Eugenio Cotto) who helps them unwrap the greatest gift of Christmas, that will changes their lives forever.
Bohdana
Madlova, Maisie James, Madi Fiely, Kaleab Kurtz and Chris Davios also star
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.
