Even the most jaded person will often take time out and find comfort watching one or two Christmas movies or TV specials during the holiday season. And there is a lot! Trying to cover everything is unrealistic,

Here is the full schedule for holiday TV specials to watch in 2024.

As the holidays draw near, the TV schedule is filling up with holiday music specials to put some ring-a-ding-ding in the jingle-bell season. If mean green Mr. Grinch, mopey Charli

After the Christmas tree lighting, NBC will air Jimmy Fallon's Holiday Seasoning Spectacular, which comes after the release of his new holiday comedy album, Holiday Seasoning. The musical special features guests including the Jonas Brothers, Dolly Parton, Justin Timberlake, and The Roots.

It's already the holiday season on streaming platforms, with plenty of yuletide content on Netflix, Disney+, and more. The post 2024 streaming holiday specials: A full list of favorites and how to watch them appeared first on Boston.

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Host Wendi McLendon-Covey takes viewers live to the famous starting line on the eve of the iconic Thanksgiving Day parade. Get a sneak peek at the incredible floats and balloons and hear the stories behind them and the bands that have made their way to New York City for this iconic parade.

Tis the season to sit around the TV and watch all the new holiday movies and specials! Everyone needs background noise for wrapping presents or something to zone out in front of after a big holiday meal,

In addition to four festive new Christmas films that landed on Netflix last month, several new films, including many that originally debuted in theaters, will be available to stream in December 2024.

Melissah Yang and Patricia Karounos share their picks of can’t-miss TV shows and movies that have them texting up a storm. Trust, you will be too. We’ve done it. We’ve reached the end of 2024. And that means just about everything and everyone is winding down until the new year — except for the world of film and television.