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Very long-awaited belated Christmas Review

Originally written 8 January 2016 (one year ago tomorrow)

Home for the Holly Daze
My Dad the Rockstar
Teletoon (Canada)/Nickelodeon (United States)
22 December 2003 (approx.; Teletoon)

In 2005, Nickelodeon aired the Canadian animated television series, "My Dad the Rockstar." Each episode was aired except for the Christmas episode. I have promised to review it as soon as I've seen it (mentioned at the bottom of this post). I finally got to watch it once in 2011 then again in 2016. I will review this rockin' and heartwarming Christmas special here.

"Home for the Holly Daze" Review

Was there a reason why Nick never showed this and I had to wait years to finally see it? Well, it was worth the wait! That insane Hollywood-like director had no business glamorizing what was to be a simple Christmas pageant. It was good that those involved found a place to perform the pageant at the end. Rock sang an epic rendition of a well-known Christmas carol then later made up a pumped up introduction to the Christmas pageant. It got me pumped up! For the past few years, it's like Christmases have been pretty dull for me and the regular Christmas specials have been repetitive. Even though this is an older special, this sure breaks the monotony. This festively jammin' Christmas episode receives 5 stars. It surely was something different from the other Christmas specials on TV every year. This episode was certainly worth the wait! 

P.S. 110th post! 😃

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