It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like The 3rd Annual Holiday Movie Challenge(11/19-12/25)
#201
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Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
I cleared 300 on my halloween one with no problems.
I also just finished my first movie for the holidays.
I also just finished my first movie for the holidays.
Just as list may be fine up to 500 or more, easy enough to test if we're so inclined.
But we know that 50-75 mini-paragraphs with lots of links/formatting will crash the post.
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Originally Posted by RobCA
This may have been discussed before, but do holiday-themed Saturday Night Live sketches count? Hanukkah Harry, the Christmas-themed ones on the TV Funhouse disc, etc. I feel weird counting them when they're so short, but then I noticed that other shorts count, so I figured I'd ask.
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I've always had a similar question about the Disney shorts and Simpsons episodes. I've seen people count them individually and lump them in with the discs they are included on. I always thought they should count individually, but I'm not sure the ruling.
#203
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I'd vote that you can count them either way; one for the whole DVD, or one for each episode/short. If you watched them separately off the internet or TV, they would count as one each; so it reasons that you can count them separately even if you watched them off of DVD.
And since we're pretty liberal here, I'd say that sketches count separately as well. I mean, if a 5 minute cartoon counts, than a 5 minute sketch should count.
Hey Rob, I noticed from the old threads that you did a holiday TV schedule. Are you still doing that?
And since we're pretty liberal here, I'd say that sketches count separately as well. I mean, if a 5 minute cartoon counts, than a 5 minute sketch should count.
Hey Rob, I noticed from the old threads that you did a holiday TV schedule. Are you still doing that?
#204
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Well, this past Saturday they had the Thanksgiving Special for SNL on and I counted it, so Im all for it, but if we decide against it Ill take it out.
#205
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Originally Posted by FantasticVSDoom
Well, this past Saturday they had the Thanksgiving Special for SNL on and I counted it, so Im all for it, but if we decide against it Ill take it out.
#206
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Originally Posted by Trevor
Hey Rob, I noticed from the old threads that you did a holiday TV schedule. Are you still doing that?
And yes, I was asking about individual SNL sketches. I don't have the SNL Christmas DVD, but a couple of the SNL DVDs I do have, have individual Christmas-themed sketches.
Rob
#207
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Originally Posted by RobCA
A holiday TV schedule? What do you mean?
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Originally Posted by Rob
Be sure to check out my constantly updated thread about the 2005 Holiday TV Schedule here: http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=444282
Edit to add: Rob is still running the site mentioned in that linked post and has a full holiday TV schedule in the forums there. Registration quick and easy.
Last edited by Trevor; 11-26-07 at 02:16 PM. Reason: additional info discovered
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Originally Posted by Trevor
And since we're pretty liberal here, I'd say that sketches count separately as well. I mean, if a 5 minute cartoon counts, than a 5 minute sketch should count.
#209
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Individual sketches is really stretching it, I would say an SNL DVD would count as one and each episode on TV would also count as one. The Christmas DVD for SNL was an actual episode anyway.
#211
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Originally Posted by Numes
What constitutes a special? Is the SNL Thanksgiving episode they aired this past weekend a "special"?
Maybe one could define a special (in general) as anything released originally on TV and not part of a continuing series?
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Originally Posted by Trevor
I would say no, unless it was a different length and format than normal.
Maybe one could define a special (in general) as anything released originally on TV and not part of a continuing series?
Maybe one could define a special (in general) as anything released originally on TV and not part of a continuing series?
I think you defined "special" perfectly. I rarely ever watch them, so I guess subconsciously I was going to try to count that as a Thanksgiving special
#213
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I would let you count it, but to be safe.....
Charlie Brown and Garfield Thanksgivings are both online, and would count for special and two other things each in the checklist.
Charlie Brown and Garfield Thanksgivings are both online, and would count for special and two other things each in the checklist.
#214
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Thought I'd mention (in case anyone missed it from the Bargains Forum) that FYE stores have a DVD called HOLIDAY TV CLASSICS that has Cristmas episodes from I Love Lucy, The Honeymooners, The Andy Griffith Show, The Brady Bunch, Taxi, Family Ties, Frasier and Wings. Cost: $.01! I bought 2: 1 to give a s a gift.
#216
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I decided to wait until December to kick off my Christmas movie watching, but thanks to a few people's lists I found the Scrubs Thanksgiving episode to watch last night.
#217
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Originally Posted by Trevor
116- The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley - The Case of the Christmas Caper * - 1/10 - Ok, I was just curious, had never seen anything Olsen, and it was just sitting there online. I'll go rip off my ears now.
SURE you haven't seen anything Olsen. I'm imagining a shrine set up in a basement to these two Full House alums.
"it was just sitting there online"
How many Mary-Kate and Ashley fansites did you have to go through before you found it?
#218
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Originally Posted by Numes
SURE you haven't seen anything Olsen. I'm imagining a shrine set up in a basement to these two Full House alums.
"it was just sitting there online"
How many Mary-Kate and Ashley fansites did you have to go through before you found it?
I may search Jessica Alba fansites, but not the twins. I just googled "thanksgiving episode" to find it and much of what I have watched so far.
#219
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I have added a list of participants on the first post of the lists thread. I only put people who have have posted viewings on there. There were a few people who have posted nothing yet. Once you do, let me know and I'll add you to the list.
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Anyone know if there is a list of episodes by for TV series? I have a few box sets that I've gotten lately tha I'm sure have Thanksgiving/Christmas episodes.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by DVD.guy
Anyone know if there is a list of episodes by for TV series? I have a few box sets that I've gotten lately tha I'm sure have Thanksgiving/Christmas episodes.
Thanks
Thanks
#223
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Originally Posted by whitetigeress
Look back a couple of pages for a list.
Google and IMDB episode title searches can help you find more.
#225
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Originally Posted by FantasticVSDoom
How do you guys find the online shows on AOL.com? When I click the link, they dont come up for some reason?