You grow up rewatching the same holiday classics every year, but there was a time when networks experimented with one-off Christmas specials that never aired again. Before streaming and home recording ...

Love Christmas specials? We grew up with these TV classics, and now it's time to share them with new generations. That used to mean waiting to catch a holiday favorite right when it aired on TV. Now, ...

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From This Is Us to (yep!) American Horror Story, here are the more recent TV shows that have delivered classic Christmas ...

'Tis the season for celebrating the holidays with our favorite TV characters. Whether you're in the mood for the wacky workplace hijinks of The Office or 30 Rock, the good old-fashioned coziness of ...

It’s officially the most wonderful time of the year for fans of holiday TV programming, as an abundance of specials, classic films, and exciting performances fill up screens in preparation for the new ...

One of the most beloved animated holiday TV specials, “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” made its debut on CBS-TV on Dec. 9, 1965 — 60 years ago today. But as much as we love the special, it almost didn’t ...

"A Charlie Brown Christmas" is a classic holiday special that first aired in 1965. Apple TV+ holds the exclusive streaming rights to all "Peanuts" holiday specials. Watching the special on Christmas ...

Christmas in Paris" follows Aguilera as she performs festive favorites complete with stunning visuals and special guests.

Ah, Christmas! The smell of cookies baking, the sound of carols wafting through the air, and, of course, the excitement of gathering around the TV for those unforgettable holiday specials. Back in the ...

Is your Christmas tree not living up to the expectations you had this holiday season? Maybe it "just needs a little love." If that phrase sounds nostalgically familiar, you may remember Linus van Pelt ...