Bob Hope’s NBC Christmas Party — December 14, 1975
With guests Donnie and Marie Osmond, Redd Foxx, Angie Dickinson, the Tournament of Roses Queen and her Court, and the 1975 AP All America Football. Sandy Duncan, Dorothy Lamour, Paul Lynde, Dean Martin, Danny Thomas, and Jimmy Walker make cameo appearances. 59 minutes. Very Good condition.

Bob Hope’s Comedy Christmas Special — December 13, 1976
With guests Kate Jackson, John Wayne, Neil Sedaka, Dyan Cannon, Lola Falana, the 1976 AP All America Football Team, Miss America Dorothy Kathleen Benham, Miss Teenage America Rebecca Ann Reid, and the Tournament of Roses Queen. 89 minutes. Excellent condition.

The Bob Hope All-Star Christmas Comedy Special — December 19, 1977
With guests Mark Hamill, Olivia Newton-John, The Muppets, Perry Como, and the AP All America Football Team. 59 minutes. Excellent condition.

The Bob Hope All-Star Christmas Special — December 22, 1978
With guests Andy Gibb, Dionne Warwicke, Red Skelton, Dolores Hope, the Rose Queen and her Court, and the AP All America Football Team. 58 minutes. Excellent condition.

December 21, 1964 (NBC) Andy’s guests this year were his brothers (Bob, Don and Dick), the Osmond Brothers, The Young Americans and Spanish ventriloquist Señor Wences (Wenceslao Moreno). 51 minutes. Good+ condition.

December 13, 1965 (NBC) Andy’s annual Christmas special this year introduced us to his wife Claudine Longet, his parents, and the Osmonds were back for another visit. 53 minutes. Fair condition, and includes digital counter on screen.

December 18, 1966 (NBC) Andy spends another Christmas with his family and the Osmond Brothers, this time with Donny included. Also making their first appearances are Andy’s children Noelle and Christian. 53 minutes. Good+ condition, and includes digital counter on screen.

December 19, 1990 (NBC) For their eighth annual broadcast in the “Christmas In Washington” series, NBC landed John Denver as host, and the other musical guests were Aretha Franklin, Reba McEntire, Barbara Hendricks, The Eastern High School Choir, The United States Naval Academy Glee Club, and The United States Army Herald Trumpets. Includes original network commercials. 59 minutes. VG+/EX condition.

December 19, 1992 (NBC) This year Julie Andrews was the host, and the other musical guests were Peabo Bryson, Neil Diamond, The United States Naval Academy Glee Club, The United States Army Herald Trumpets, The Soul Children of Chicago, and young classical violinist Midori, who made her first appearance on the “Christmas in Washington” program 10 years ago. 49 minutes. Good+ condition.

December 16, 2001 (NBC) This year’s hostess was not a stranger to the show; Reba McEntire can also be seen on the 1990 show included in this set. Charlotte Church and Usher played undercards as guests, but the sentimental favorite this evening was a fellow by the name of Tony Bennett. 45 minutes. VG+/EX condition.

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Johnny Cash’s Christmas On The Road — December 7, 1984 (CBS) Johnny and June Carter Cash team up with Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings for a Christmas concert in the ski resort town of Montreux in the Swiss Alps. 47 minutes. Good condition.

Dolly Parton’s Christmas At Home — December 21, 1990 (ABC) Dolly returns to her home in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee to see her family and this hour features lots of pretty country scenery as Parton delivers strong, straightforward versions of chestnuts such as Jingle Bells, Joy To The World, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Includes original commercials. 57 minutes. VG- condition.

Anne Murray’s Classic Christmas — December 1995 (CBS) Join Anne Murray and her guests – Rich Voisine, Elvis Stojko and Barenaked Ladies – for an hour of seasonal music, some traditional and some less so. 48 minutes. Excellent condition.

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Tony Bennett – A Family Christmas: Tony entertains his family in this 1992 made-for-TV special by singing a repertoire of holiday favorites, and then is joined late in the show by the quartet Manhattan Transfer. Fortunately, he invited his backup musicians to the house as well! 55 minutes. VG+/EX condition.

Neil Diamond – The Christmas Special: This one-hour special was made to coincide with the 1992 release of Diamond’s “The Christmas Album” and includes performances of many of the same songs, sometimes augmented by such diverse vocal ensembles as a doo-wop group, children’s choir and mixed chorale. 44 minutes. Excellent condition.

Anne Murray – What A Wonderful Christmas: The TV cameras were rolling when Murray performed this Christmas concert at the Orpheum Theater in Vancouver in 2001. She is joined on stage by Diana Krall and Leahy. If the audience looks unusually warm, it is because the concert took place on July 31! This recording contains commercials from the original CBC broadcast in December of that year. 59 minutes. VG+/EX condition.

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December 11, 1974 (NBC) Another installment in the annual Williams family seasonal sing-along, with a little comedy skit thrown in by Bob, Don, Dick and Andy. Includes original Kraft commercials. 58 minutes. G+/VG- condition.

December 7, 1982 (NBC) This year’s show was taped in Shelburne, Vermont with guests Dick Van Patten, figure skater Dorothy Hamill, flautist James Galtrey, and 11-year-old Aileen Quinn (“Annie”). 48 minutes. Good condition.

December 20, 1985 (NBC) Andy enlists the help of several of NBC’s child stars from 1985 to help him travel to northern Finland in search of Santa Claus. Includes original network commercials. 57 minutes. Good+ condition.

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The Carpenters’ Very First Television Special – December 8, 1976
With guests John Denver, Victor Borge and Howard Cosell. The Carpenters perform several of their hits, including a comic version of Close To You as a tribute to Spike Jones. 52 minutes. Fair/Good picture quality (frequent flutter at top of screen)

Space Encounters – May 17, 1978
John Davidson and Suzanne Somers portray two space aliens who crash a studio recording session in order to learn more about earth music. Charlie Callas also appears. 50 minutes. VG- picture quality.

Music, Music, Music – May 16, 1980
Karen, Richard, John Davidson, Ella Fitzgerald and The Nelson Riddle Orchestra pay tribute to music throughout history. 48 minutes. VG- picture quality.

December 20, 1969 (NBC) Andy continues his tradition of including his family and the Osmonds (including Jimmy) on his Christmas special. Watch for a cameo by Jimmy Durante! 51 minutes. VG- condition.

December 19, 1970 (NBC) The Williams family converges on a ski lodge, where they enlist the talents of Charlie Callas, John Astin and Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangaroo) in a seasonal skit. 52 minutes. Picture is G+/VG- but is broken upby digital counter near the middle of the screen.

December 14, 1971 (NBC) Andy welcomes the Lennon Sisters as his special guests, and performs a skit for the children where he plays a toymaker. Includes original network commercials. 58 minutes. G+/VG- condition.

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When George and Alex arrive in tiny Georgetown, they discover a charming hamlet where everyone, from the oldest grandfather to the smallest child, believes in Santa Clause. George quickly falls under the spell of the town, and its lovely postmistress Susan McMillan.

Meanwhile, on the strength of George’s glowing reports, Mr. Renfield proceeds with plans scheming to transform the town into a modern ski resort. Everyone, including Susan and Alex, turns against poor George, who has already lost his job in protest. But George wins the town back with his daring plan to thwart Renfield and preserve Georgetown’s old fashioned charm. And when Santa pitches in with a few “miracles” of his own, the town truly has a Christmas to remember.

This show originally aired on CBS on December 21, 1986.

A Christmas Tree (1972)
The setting is Christmas Eve. Young Peter and Mary are listening to their grandfather tell stories when the family’s Christmas tree magically growth through the roof. Peter and Mary suddenly find themselves in a wonderous adventure to save the spirit of Christmas. 23 minutes. Excellent condition.

The First Christmas (1975)
Lucas the shepherd boy is blinded and nearly lost in a paralyzing winter storm, but is saved by the sisters of a nearby abbey. Sister Theresa allows Lucas to stay until Christmas; in return, the boy decides to give all he owns: his flock. For his kindness, Lucas experiences a miraculous recovery. 24 minutes. Excellent condition.

Jack Frost (1979)
Pardon-Me Pete, the official groundhog of Groundhog Day, narrates the story of Jack Frost, who falls in love with a beautiful young woman and begs Father Winter to make him human so that she can see him. His request is granted, but only on the condition that by the spring he has a house, a bag of gold, a horse, and a wife. 48 minutes. Excellent condition.

The Leprechauns’ Christmas Gold (1981)
Sent in search of a Christmas tree, cabin boy Dinty Doyle lands on a mysterious uncharted Irish island where he accidentally releases a bad-tempered banshee from her pine tree prison. Leprechaun Barry Kilakilarney knows that in order to survive, the banshee will try to swipe his clan’s pot of Christmas gold. 25 minutes. Excellent condition.

The Stingiest Man In Town (1978)
An adaptation of the Dickens classic “A Christmas Carol.” 50 minutes. Excellent condition.

Pinocchio’s Christmas (1983)
Pinocchio joins a puppet show to earn money for Geppetto’s Christmas present, but he meets and runs away with a beautiful girl puppet named Julietta, leaving Geppetto alone and worried. 49 minutes. Excellent condition.