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The Nick at Nite Holiday Special (2003) When "The Blizzard of the Century" hits the Nick At NIte Lodge, the busy holiday season is ruined. But stranded celebrites keep showing up to wait out the storm and suddenly the Lodge is filled with music, laugher and holiday cheer. A highly entertaining, family-friendly throwback to holiday specials of a ...
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Nov 28, 2003 · The Nick at Nite Holiday Special: Directed by Steve Binder. With Martin Mull, Joyce DeWitt, Jackée Harry, John Schneider. When "The Blizzard of the Century" hits the Nick At NIte Lodge, the busy holiday season is ruined.
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- 2003-11-28
May 4, 2024 · The Nick at Nite Holiday Special is a Christmas musical comedy special that aired on Nickelodeon's sister channel Nick at Nite multiple times during the 2003 holiday season. The special was made to pay homage to older Christmas specials from around the 1950s-1970s.
(2003) THE NICK AT NITE HOLIDAY SPECIAL. USA. MLA citation style: Steve Binder, and Tom Scott. THE NICK AT NITE HOLIDAY SPECIAL. USA, 2003. More Films, Videos like this.
Nov 28, 2003 · The Nick at Nite Holiday Special was a holiday special that aired on Nick at Nite on November 28, 2003. It starred Martin Mull, Jackee Harry, Joyce DeWitt, John Schneider, and French Stewart. Clay Aiken, Ted Danson, Al Roker, and Raven-Symoné, among others, also made cameo appearances.
Summaries. When "The Blizzard of the Century" hits the Nick At NIte Lodge, the busy holiday season is ruined. But stranded celebrites keep showing up to wait out the storm and suddenly the Lodge is filled with music, laugher and holiday cheer. A highly entertaining, family-friendly throwback to holiday specials of a byegone era, it includes a ...
The Nick at Nite Holiday Special (TV Movie 2003) - The Clay Aiken/Bing Crosby duet of "Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth" was such a hit with fans, they began a grass-roots campaign to get the song released as a single. When this failed to work, they started calling radio stations, many of which filled the demand by playing a version of the song that was dowloaded from the internet.
