A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
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Many of us have been cooped up in our homes and separated from our friends and family, which can be a very vague time. Lucky for us, there is plenty of holiday magic to watch this Christmas. Netflix has released tons of Christmas movies and series. So if you haven’t yet seen the long-awaited conclusion to the Christmas Prince Trilogy, the Royal Baby, here’s your chance.
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Holiday in the wild
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Holiday in the wild
Kristin Davis plays a mother who plans a romantic trip to Africa with her husband after going to college with her son. Unfortunately for her, her husband prefers to divorce her instead. Naturally Davis decides to go to Africa anyway, maybe eat Pray’s prayer love her near divorce blues. And even though it’s a holiday movie, it seems oddly low that he will fall in love with Rob Lowe, who will play the role of a Zambian pilot at his feet. Netflix assures us that there are baby elephants.
Let the snow fall
Snowfall on Christmas Eve? Check out. High school senior? Check out. An important party to attend and a stolen CAG? Check out. I would be very disappointed if this Christmas superb got John Hughes every movie. Kirnan Shipka will hopefully play the game of golden Molly Ringwald.
Klaus
The animated original is from Disappeable Me co-creator Sergio Pablos and features Jason Schwartzman, Rashida Jones and J.K. Sound is a wonderful performer of artists, including Simmons. It’s also about the postal employee, but I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he’s full of Christmas magic.
Knight before Christmas
Vanessa Hudgens befriends a medieval knight who ends up in present-day Ohio. I believe this will be the Christmas-version of Kate & Leopold, with whom I am perfectly fine. Plus the Emmanuel Crique co-stars and Tune Girl in Me, are so excited to see if she’s still as beautiful as she was in Snow Day.
Christmas before Knight brings Vanessa Hudgens back to the streaming service.
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Holiday Rush
A radio DJ widower and father of four, loses his job just before Christmas, as he apparently lives in a world full of heartless monster humans. The odds are high that this will be the biggest teaser on the list.
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
If you haven’t seen a Christmas Prince or a sequel to A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding, stop what you’re doing and go see them right away. The films focus on Amber, a journalist who has openly lied to foreign leaders in the fictional country of Aldovia (which I’m sure would be illegal? But Netflix doesn’t seem more concerned with how the law works in Aldovia) and marriage Lets finish. Their prince. In another movie, they get married. This time they are having a baby. Sorry for the spoilers.
Princess switch
Vanessa Hudgens stars not as one but as two characters – and yes, one of them is a princess. Inspired by Mark Twain’s Prince and Popper, Princess Switch sees talented baker Stacey replacing Lady Margaret Delcourt, the Duchess of Montanaro, who is overwhelmed for the time being. It may be a dream forever when he finds a normal life, but things get complicated (as well as sweet, charming and all that good stuff). If you like it, check out the Princess Switch: Rotate again.
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Great British Baking Show: Holidays
The most political, most elegant and joyful British show of the competitive cooking scene is blessing us in the second holiday season. It’s hard to say what I’m most excited about, but it will be the sleek suits of co-host Noel Fielding. (The rainbow sweater is everything in the promo image.) Can’t wait until November 8 for your British baking fix? Don’t sweat. New episodes are still being streamed every Friday in the current season.
Noel and his fashion sense will return to holiday excitement.
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That Nile! Holiday!
A beautiful “disaster” of the show. I can’t wait for Nicole Byrne’s Christmas themed jokes and all the nightmares she has in store for us. Plus there are a number of hilarious celebrity judges this season, ranging from Maya Rudolph to Jason Montzoukas.
Prepare for the holidays with pole stock and more baking skills.
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Mary likes Happy
Dennis Cade is playing a character named Don Quinn. I’m not even going to tell you what the conspiracy is. I just want you to spend the rest of the day wondering if he’s been offered the role because it’s similar to his own name, if Cady made Netflix look like him by changing the character’s name, or if it’s a coincidence. When I finally get a chance to see Mary Happy, I look forward to spending the entire time of the film discussing this important question. Netflix also claims that the character insists “there’s a Queen way … and the wrong way.” What does it all mean? Please do not hesitate Tweet me Now your conspiracy theories.
Sugar Rush Christmas
The Christmas-themed season of Sugar Rush? Yes, please! Netflix has confirmed that we will have plenty of cooking shows to watch this holiday season, and I’m here for it. This season features several guest judges, including Tiffany Thisen and Olympic gold medalist Meryl Davis.
Magic for humans
A show about magic featuring an episode on Santa Claus? Apparently Justin Wilman is going to teach kids about the magic of giving. I gently deceive children into better men.
Lost in space
Netflix claims that this is related to Christmas. Maybe there’s a Christmas episode? Apparently the show starts on Christmas Day. (Assuming they celebrate Christmas in space. Please tell me Santa will be in the spaceship.) Side Ndhunchattu, first season fans will get binary vehicles on the new season the day before Christmas.
Home for Christmas
This Norwegian series deals with the painful thing of returning home for some Christmas: facing personal questions about why you don’t have a significant other. One Christmas, Johani, her 30s nurse, refuses to repeat the experience. In season two of the romantic twist and turn, she tries to find a boyfriend for herself before the holidays.
Dash and Lily
A young adult rom-com, this series is about Christmas – well, hate it. Seventeen-year-old Dash is critical of the holiday, recognizing the optimistic Lily until the messages in a notebook arrive. It can be beautiful and despite the initial trend of Dash, the holiday is full of excitement.
Netflix Family
- Super Monsters Christmas Save
- True: Happy winter
- Team Kelly: Part 2 (Holiday Part)
- Spirit Riding Free: The Spirit of Christmas
- A Family Reunion Christmas
- Alexa and Katie: Season 3 (Holiday Episode)
