The lazy days of summer
are a time of playful
relaxation at the North Pole,
when we all get to rest and renew our
energy for the next Christmas season.
Go, go, go!
There's rarely any excitement
around here in these summer months,
but this year, there was something
special happening.
Very special.
They're coming, they're coming soon
They're coming, they're coming soon
Santa Claus!
Thank goodness you're here.
It's happening!
It's happening right now.
They're coming!
They're coming!
Eli, I'm gonna
need your assistance.
Hot water and lots
and lots of towels. Pronto!
Right away, Mrs. Claus.
Oh!
Come on, Eddy!
Oh, boy. Whew!
We're coming in, Mrs. Claus.
Hurry! Hurry!
We're coming, Mrs. Claus.
Are all first-time fathers
this nervous?
Don't worry, old friend.
Mrs. Claus has everything
under control.
Oh, boy, good.
'Cause I feel a little faint.
I think I better lay down.
You know what? I think my blood
sugar is a little low, Santa Claus.
Could you give me
one of Mrs. Claus' sugar cookies?
Ho, ho, ho, ho!
The Santa Pups
have arrived.
Is everything okay,
Mrs. Claus?
You have three
beautiful daughters and a son.
I'm a father!
Congratulations, old friend.
I can't believe it.
I'm a father.
Let's go in and meet the puppies,
shall we?
Yes!
Oh! I am so glad that's over.
Good job, honey. How you feeling?
I couldn't be better.
I am so proud of you, my love.
Aren't they the most adorable
puppies you've ever seen?
They're the most
beautiful puppies I've ever laid eyes on.
What are you going to name
the little darlings?
Santa Paws and I have been
discussing names for months.
Who knew there were so many
names in the naughty and nice books?
Of course, we only chose names
from the nice list.
Let's start
with our daughters.
Let's see. This one is singing
already. We'll name her...
Jingle.
That was one of our favorites.
This little pup seems to be
so happy and giving.
"Charity" is perfect for her.
And this one,
the tiniest one of the bunch.
So full of energy.
How about...
Hope?
And the last
little pup, our son,
he's bound to
take after his dad.
You know, strong,
good-looking, great leader.
And don't forget modest.
That, too. I was thinking that
"Noble" would be a fitting name.
When you look upon life with a smile
It will bless you
Look what we have
in our lives today
We have four little pups
We have four Santa Pups
That will bless
our hearts four ways
Ah! Lovely.
When you look upon life with a smile
It will bless you
Look what we have
in our lives today
We have four little pups
We have four Santa Pups
That will bless
our hearts four ways
When you look upon life with a smile
It will bless you
Look what we have
in our lives today
We have four little pups
We have four Santa Pups
That will bless our hearts
Isn't this a grand day!
That will bless our hearts
Isn't this the best!
That will bless our hearts
Each day!
Eli and Eddy,
I hope you two are ready
to train the Santa Pups
to be good Santa's helpers.
You can count on us.
I mean, look at them, they're adorable.
Yeah, how hard could it be?
The Santa Pups
were growing up quickly.
As every parent knows, raising
puppies to become responsible dogs
requires a great
deal of patience and perseverance.
Like all families,
we were having our own
challenges with our newest additions.
Come back with my hat!
Hope was always looking
for extreme adventures.
More of a daredevil
than a Santa Pup,
she was always
full of so much hope
that she never looked
before she leaped.
That was extreme!
Jingle was quite a diva
and loved to sing.
Jingle bells, jingle bells
Unfortunately, elves' big ears
make for very sensitive hearing,
and Jingle, bless her heart,
was still learning to find the right note.
Oh what fun it is to ride
in a one-horse open sleigh!
And Charity
still hadn't quite discovered
the meaning of her namesake.
She had a lot to learn
about sharing
before she'd become the selfless and
charitable pup a Santa Pup should be.
Hey! Give us back our bone!
Whatever.
Losers weepers, finders keepers.
Then there was our son, Noble,
who hadn't learned
what being a leader really meant,
and was leading his sisters
down the wrong path
and getting them
into all kinds of trouble.
I told you guys that'd be fun!
Get 'em on, pile 'em up!
Get 'em in here. Get 'em in here.
Good, get 'em in there!
Get 'em under there!
Hang on, Ellis!
Hope, Jingle, Charity, Noble.
I suggest you go
with Eddy and Eli to school. Now.
Yes, Dad.
Noble,
you always get us in trouble.
And that leads us
to our most important lesson of all,
about our very precious
magic crystals.
Only Santa Claus, Santa Paws,
Mrs. Claus, Mrs. Paws,
Santa's head elves, Eddy
and yours truly have magic crystals.
Eli, I think you've
lost your audience.
Ahem.
Ah...
Ahem!
Hmm?
Santa Pups!
This is a very important lesson
about magic crystals.
But, Eli,
maybe we'd pay closer attention
if we actually had
our own crystals.
Magic crystals have great power.
And with great power
comes great responsibility.
Ooh, I'm totally responsible.
Seriously, where can I get one?
One does not get a magic crystal,
one earns a magic crystal.
Can I earn one by singing?
Hark the herald Jingle sings
Glory to...
Yikes!
You will earn a magic crystal
when you understand
the true meaning of Christmas.
And then you can use
the Christmas magic to do good deeds
and grant Christmas wishes
around the world.
Are you serious?
"Good Deed" is my middle name.
And we'd be extremely good
at granting Christmas wishes.
Patience, Pups. Have patience.
You've got so much more to
learn before that day will come.
Now, where was I?
The magic crystals are used
to spread the joy of Christmas.
Yes, Noble?
But what makes
the crystals magic to begin with?
Why, Noble,
that's a very good question.
And one that
just might require a field trip.
- All right! Awesome!
- Field trip!
This, right here, Pups,
is the heart of all Christmas magic.
We use the energy in the
Great Christmas Icicle
to make Christmas happen,
things like powering the
workshop for building toys, or...
Ooh! I love getting toys.
Flying the sleigh.
I love sleigh rides.
Especially when we hit turbulence.
And, of course, we use the
energy in the Christmas Icicle
to power our magic crystals.
-- That's cool!
I get it. It must be
the Great Christmas Icicle
that makes my voice so magical!
No, not exactly, Jingle.
But that's the right idea.
Where does the energy in the Great
Christmas Icicle come from, you ask?
I was actually going to ask again
about getting our own crystals.
But okay,
where does the energy
in the Great Christmas Icicle come from?
Well, Noble,
that's where the Spirit Map comes in.
How are our young students doing?
Well, there's still a few issues,
as we all know,
but we're snowplowing ahead.
I mean,
the North Pole wasn't built in a day.
We're here to show the pups
where the energy
in the Great Christmas Icicle
and our magic crystals
comes from.
Oh, it's time to learn
about the Spirit Map, is it?
Well, pay close attention, Pups.
This will be on the test.
As you can see, Pups,
the Spirit Map allows us to monitor
where Christmas Spirit
comes in from all over the world.
We can even identify
where Christmas Spirit is highest.
Zoom in, Elpert.
Pineville, USA.
The top place in the world
for emitting Christmas Spirit.
Christmas Spirit is contagious.
And a town like Pineville can have
an impact far beyond its township.
The greater the Christmas Spirit,
the more energy
the Christmas Icicle will have.
And the better
our magic crystals will work.
Exactly, Noble. Very good.
So, now can we have
our own crystals?
Oh, Noble.
You are certainly a persistent pup.
Ho, ho, ho, ho!
We need to give credit to our
Ambassadors for the Santa Cause.
They ensure that we maintain
Christmas Spirit all year long.
Unfortunately,
we've just learned of the loss
of one of our best
Ambassadors in Pineville.
If we don't replace
the Ambassador soon,
Christmas Spirit could decline.
This is a serious matter
that needs immediate attention.
But with Christmas
just three weeks away,
there's no way
I can leave the workshop.
I could go. Someone has to.
You know,
that's a great idea.
- Really?
- Yes.
This is a very important mission.
Prepare the sleigh for Mrs. Claus!
Copy that, so!
Oh! Wonderful!
Wonderful.
Come on, posse,
I've got a Santa Pups plan.
It's time to prove ourselves.
Who made you the boss?
Have I ever steered you pups wrong?
Pineville, USA, here we come.
Let's go celebrate Christmas
with everyone, everywhere, every day
Time to celebrate Christmas
in Pineville, USA!
He)', Mayor!
Let's go celebrate Christmas
Where everyone's out about
lighting trees
Time to celebrate Christmas
with everyone I see!
Well, hello there, Mr. Mayor
It's a glorious night tonight
The Christmas Spirit's everywhere
There's joyous music, too!
Our town has come alive again
Christmas is coming soon!
I wanna celebrate Christmas
When everyone
sings about yuletide cheer
Let's go celebrate Christmas
The best time of the year!
Your Christmas cookies
smell so good
Would you like a few?
Maybe one or two
Well, here you go
Our town has come alive again
Christmas is coming soon!
Let's go celebrate Christmas
with everyone, everywhere, every day
Time to celebrate Christmas
in Pineville, USA!
I wanna celebrate Christmas
With friends and family every day
I wanna celebrate Christmas
in Pineville, USA!
I wanna celebrate Christmas
with everyone everywhere that I know
I wanna watch the children
make angels in the snow!
Well, hello there, Mr. Mayor!
It's a glorious day today!
The Christmas lights will burn tonight!
The bells will ring out, too!
Our town has come alive again
Christmas is coming soon!
Let's go celebrate Christmas
When everyone sings
about yuletide cheer
Time to celebrate Christmas
The best time of the year!
Let's go celebrate Christmas
When everyone's out about
having fun
Time to celebrate Christmas
The season's just begun!
Okay, everyone, we're ready!
One, two, three!
Let's go celebrate Christmas
When everyone's out about
lighting trees
Time to celebrate Christmas
with everyone I see
Let's go celebrate Christmas
with everyone, everywhere, every day
Time to celebrate Christmas
Time to celebrate Christmas
In Pineville, USA!
Hey!
There you are, Carter.
You missed the lighting up
of the radio station.
We were going to let you
turn on the lights.
It's your favorite part.
That's okay, Sarah.
I don't care about Christmas anymore.
Don't say that, Carter.
What's the big deal anyway?
It's just another holiday.
He's just tired, Sarah.
Aren't you, buddy?
Hey, we gotta get on home.
Uncle Jeb and Mayor Denny
are joining us for dinner.
Let's do it.
Come on. Let's go.
Okay, Noble, what's the plan?
Well, you heard Santa.
Mrs. Claus is going
on a very important mission.
Yeah? And so?
And so are we.
We're going to take Eddy's crystal,
fly to Pineville with Mrs. Claus,
and grant as many
Christmas wishes as we can.
And prove to Eli and Eddy
that we're ready for crystals of our own.
Noble, even I know that stealing is,
like, the opposite of giving.
We're just borrowing it temporarily.
Besides, how do we
grant wishes without one?
Do we even know
how to grant a Christmas wish?
How hard can it be?
Now, who's with me?
- Are you sure?
- I don't know.
Jingle, I'll take you caroling.
Yeah, let's do that.
Hope, you get to fly in the sleigh.
Well, that sounds extremely fun.
What are we waiting for?
And, Charity,
I'm sure we can get you some souvenirs.
OMG, I am totes on board.
Okay, so let's try this again.
Who's with me?
- Say "aye".
- Aye!
That's more like it.
I'm going in.
Candy canes...
I hope Eddy doesn't wake
Seriously, Jingle?
I can't help it, you know.
I sing when I'm nervous.
Gingerbread...
Carter, would you like to say grace?
I'll do it, Daddy.
Okay. Sarah, thank you.
Thank you for this food
and for Christmas,
the most wonderful time
of the whole year.
And thank you
for my big brother, Carter.
And please say hello
to our mommy for us.
Please tell her
we miss her very much
and are thinking of her
always and always. Amen.
Amen.
All right, kids,
you want something to eat,
you better jump in
before Uncle Jeb eats it all.
Hey-
Hey, so, tell me, Jeb,
how are things going down
at the animal shelter?
Well, we have a few more dogs
to find homes for before Christmas,
but Baxter and I will get it done.
Won't we, boy?
We always like to have
an empty shelter.
It means everyone's found a home.
Yeah.
So, why don't you two tell me
what you've got planned for Christmas?
Well, I'm going to help Daddy put on the
Christmas show at the radio station.
You are?
I'm going to sing on Christmas Eve,
just like Mommy used to.
Now, Sarah, that's music to my ears
because the radio station has been
keeping the townsfolk of Pineville
in the Christmas Spirit
ever since your mother was your age.
Dad, may I be excused?
Well, you haven't eaten anything.
I'm just not hungry.
How's he been holding up, Thomas?
Well, it's been hard on him.
It's been hard on all of us.
So, any luck finding a nanny?
No, not yet. We just put the ad
in the newspaper yesterday.
I'll be back in a Christmas minute.
Fly safe, dear.
Don't worry, Santa,
we'll take good care of her.
All right, boys.
Are you ready to fly?
You betcha, Mrs. Claus.
You say the word.
And you'll have liftoff!
On, Dasher, on, Dancer,
on, Prancer and Vixen.
On, Comet! On, Cupid!
On, Donner and Blitzen!
Whoo-hoo! All right!
Goodbye! Goodbye!
Here we go, boys!
Yee-haw! Great snowballs of fire!
Guys, I think we're airborne.
I feel the need,
the need for speed.
Next stop, Pineville!
All righty, boys, this is it.
Mrs. C, we got a large field southeast.
It looks like a barn
we could land behind.
Let's take her down.
Copy that, Mrs. C.
Got a fly. I'm okay.
Whoa!
Easy does it, boys.
Over here, I'm open!
Come on now,
pass it around.
Move it to the middle.
There you go.
Look, guys, we're here.
There's even elves playing Elf Hockey!
That's not like any Elf Hockey I've seen.
That's the game, kids!
Final score,
Blue Jackets, three, Meteors, two.
Okay, guys, gather around.
Gather around.
Let's bring her in!
All right, take it easy.
Come on in. Nice and slow.
Easy. This is looking good.
What a beautiful barn.
Picture-perfect landing,
if I do say so myself, Mrs. Claus.
Okay, well,
I see you guys brought your wagons.
So, just like every year,
you guys collect gifts
from around the town so that
I can bring them to the orphanage.
We need to make sure
those less fortunate boys and girls
have a nice Christmas, too, right?
So, do your very best.
Bring the toys to my house tonight,
and the orphanage
will be picking 'em up in the morning.
Good game, guys.
This lovely old barn is empty.
Why don't you spend a few days here?
Come on!
Good idea, Mrs. C.
We're pooped.
Those headwinds were tough.
It's gonna take hours
to fill this darn Christmas Wagon.
I like doing the Christmas Wagon.
It's like being Santa Claus for a day.
Now, you fellas
make yourselves comfortable.
I'm not exactly sure how long I'll be.
Don't worry about us, Mrs. C.
You take your time.
We're gonna catch some Z's.
Well, I guess I better get on
with the task at hand.
A new Ambassador for the Santa Cause
is nearby, I can just feel it.
Wish me luck! Toodle-loo!
Good luck, Mrs. C!
All right, guys, it's nap time.
Okay, Pups,
the reindeer are taking a yuletide rest.
It's time to make our move,
but we've got to be completely silent.
Oh, I know that one.
Silent night
Button it, sis, or we'll get caught.
There you go.
Hey, Taylor, come on over,
we're gonna help you.
I wish I could skate really good.
Hey, Pups, did you hear that?
This is it.
Our first chance
to grant a Christmas wish.
Yeah! Let's go for it!
I totally hope this works.
Here goes.
I wish that girl could skate really good.
Whoa!
How did you do that?
I have no idea!
Wow! This is going to be
even easier than I thought.
Let's do it again, that was funtastic!
Come on, guys,
let's go!
Awesome! Radical!
And that was Deck the Halls.
Okay, Pineville, be sure to tune in to
our annual Christmas fundraiser.
We really could use your support.
And now, a real treat and a preview
of our Christmas special.
Many of you may recognize this song
from my late wife, Michelle,
sung now, for the first time,
by our daughter, Sarah Reynolds.
Now.
My blue Christmas
Always leaves me
feeling so sad and blue
Every Christmas
Weighs upon my heart without you
Lord, please help me
Whoa!
Pineville's full of Christmas Spirit.
But where are all the elves?
There you go.
Here, let me help.
Come on, sisters.
We're here on a mission.
And promise not to cry this year
Every year
those snowflakes start falling
And suddenly
old memories start calling
I'll be saying my "hellos"
to every Joe that I know
When I will see
a vision of you in the snow
This year, Christmas
Will be a very, very sad Christmas
My blue Christmas
A break-your-heart-in-two
type Christmas
Every season
Gives me one
more reason to miss you
I miss you more
with each passing year
Now I don't know what else to do
Every year
those snowflakes start falling
And suddenly
old memories start calling
I'll be saying my "hellos"
to every Joe that I know
When I will see
a vision of you in the snow
We'll have a blue, blue Christmas
We'll have a blue, blue Christmas
this year
Blue, blue
Boo-hoo
Christmas
Isn't her singing magical?
Oh!
It most certainly is.
That's it. It's her.
She must be
the reason why I'm here.
What's that?
Oh, nothing.
Please, excuse me, but could you tell
me who was that singing?
Why, that's little Sarah Reynolds.
Isn't she adorable?
Her mother ran the radio station
and used to sing
each Christmas for the town,
but she fell ill and passed this fall.
The whole town was so sad,
and that poor family was devastated.
But little Sarah, well,
she stepped right in and took over.
You could say she's
Pineville's little Christmas miracle.
Oh, I see.
I must meet this young lady.
Well, the radio station's just there,
with the star over it.
If you'll excuse me,
you've been ever so helpful, Mrs...
Bright!
We're the Bright sisters. I'm Agnes.
- I'm Dorothy.
- And I'm Blue.
Well, it's a pleasure.
I'm Mrs...
Uh...
Cane.
Mrs. Cane.
Goodbye for now, and merry Christmas!
Goodbye! Merry Christmas!
Hey, look, everybody.
It's Dad and Santa Claus!
Seriously, why didn't they tell
us they were celebrities?
We could have got
all sorts of swag down here.
I think this town is the perfect spot
for the first ever
Jingle Paws Live Christmas Concert.
Come on, Pups, let's stay focused.
Wishes galore, crystals to score.
Hello?
Hi, merry Christmas.
Can I help you?
Well, yes, you might at that.
Are you the little girl that was singing
that beautiful song just now?
You were wonderful.
Who taught you to sing like that?
My mommy.
She sings with the angels now.
Well, it sounds to me like she passed
on the Christmas Spirit to you.
Every year, she did
the Christmas radio show.
We're doing it again this year
without her.
I bet it will be very magical.
How can we help you?
Well, I'm not sure.
But I certainly hope you can.
You must be here
for the nanny position. Excellent.
I'm sorry to disappoint you.
No, I was...
See, what I'm looking for
is someone to help me with the kids
while I'm at my real job.
Actually, I'm a lawyer,
but from now till Christmas,
I'm gonna be here at the station full-time
while I try to keep the show going.
Will you be my nanny?
I have a feeling I'd like you very much.
Aren't you sweet. Really, I'm sorry,
I was trying to explain, Mr...
Reynolds. Thomas Reynolds.
And this is Sarah.
Have you been working
with children long?
Well, I suppose
you could say all my life.
What I was trying to say,
Mr. Reynolds, is...
Well, Pineville's a pretty small place,
we know pretty much everyone
around here.
You must be from out of town.
Oh, indeed I am, yes.
I'm from up north.
Tell you what.
Don't say anything,
I want you to think about this.
Why don't you come over for dinner?
You can meet my son, Carter,
and we can discuss all of this
over my world-famous meatloaf.
Yes, please come over for dinner.
Well, I suppose a nice warm meal
would do me good.
I accept.
Great! We can all walk over together.
Just three blocks from here.
Okay.
I really hope Santa brings me
that train set.
All I want for Christmas
is my two front teeth,
so I don't sound so silly.
I'm sick of everyone teasing me
at school and calling me Silly Sally.
That poor girl!
If I was missing my two front teeth,
imagine how bad
my singing would sound.
Now, that's a totally scary thought.
Watch this, Pups.
I wish that girl had her two front teeth.
Whoa!
- What?
- Your teeth.
They just grew in.
Oh, my goodness!
Let's go show Mom.
Mom, Mom, look!
My teeth grew in!
This is so easy! I knew we were
ready for crystals of our own.
I could do this all daylong.
It's so extremely fun.
Well, come on, then,
let's keep granting wishes.
Santa! Eli!
What is it, Eddy?
My crystal collar is missing.
Now, at first,
I thought Ellis and Elpert
were playing one of their elf pranks,
but no, it's definitely gone.
We would never play an elf prank
with your magic crystal.
Hmm.
Ellis, let's do a location
search on Eddy's crystal.
You got it, Santa.
There it is.
Right in the heart of Pineville.
Has anyone seen the Santa Pups?
They're taking mischief
to a whole new level today.
We can't find them anywhere.
Their mother's getting worried.
My professional guesstimation
is those rascals decided
to borrow my crystal
and then hitch a sleigh ride
to Pineville with Mrs. Claus.
I'm sure Mrs. Claus
has everything under control.
I hope they're okay
and not causing any trouble down there.
I'm wiped and starving.
Let's call it a night.
This is so stupid!
Those boys sure look like
they could use some help.
I'm sick and tired
of all this Christmas stuff.
You shouldn't think that way, Carter.
Kids at the orphanage
don't have parents
to get them presents every year.
They should have a chance
to be happy, too.
What's everyone so happy about?
What are they saying?
Something about
everybody being so happy.
- That sounds good.
- Come on, Pups.
If there's a wish here,
we should grant it.
I wish all this Christmas Spirit
would just go away!
Wait, stop, Noble.
Don't grant that wish!
What just happened?
Hey, Emmett.
I'm sorry. I shouldn't have
blown up at you like that.
- Emmett?
- Don't worry about it.
I mean, you're right,
Christmas is pretty ridiculous
when you think about it.
Well, yeah, I guess.
Come on, let's just get
this wagon thing over with, then.
You know what?
I'm gonna head home.
But I can't pull this wagon by myself.
Whatever.
We'll tell Mr. Miller
we were robbed or something.
Unless you want to keep
all the stuff to ourselves.
What? What are you saying?
We can't take toys from orphans.
See ya.
Emmett, where are you going?
Emmett!
I think we made
a very big mistake, Pups.
What did we do?
Eddy never told us
how to reverse a wish.
That's because Eddy said we weren't
ready for our own crystals, remember?
Why did I let you guys
talk me into this?
Seriously, I hope you're kidding.
I think we better find Mrs. Claus.
She'll know what to do.
Look, Pups. The boy is leaving.
We can't lose him until we fix this.
Hope's totally right.
We better move quick.
Oh!
I'm sorry, Mayor Denny!
That's quite all right, there, Carter.
Next time,
watch where you're going!
Sorry. I didn't mean to!
No, I don't think
we need a Christmas tree.
Well, I've never seen
those pups before.
Hey, pups!
You need any help?
Strays are a menace to this town.
Those pups are going to the pound.
Hey, I haven't seen you pups before.
Are you new in town?
We're the Santa Pups
from the North Pole.
I'm Noble and these are my sisters,
Hope, Jingle and Charity.
Oh, my gosh,
is your father Santa Paws?
Yes, he is.
Do you know our dad?
All dogs know about Santa Paws.
Christmas is my favorite time of year.
In Pineville,
it's everyone's favorite time of year.
Well, what do we have here?
I believe I have a puppy treat
or two on me. Look at that.
Yuck. What is that?
You wouldn't happen to have
a candy cane, would you?
We're starving!
Come here.
Let's put a lid on all this barking!
I'm not barking, I'm talking.
Oh, no!
He can't understand us.
Remember?
Eddy taught us that people can only
understand North Pole animals
if they, like, truly believe in
Christmas. He must not believe.
He definitely believes in Christmas.
Think of him as,
you know, a giant elf.
That's quite the little sparkler
you have there now, isn't it?
I'm going to have to confiscate
this pretty little collar.
'Scuse me, you cannot take that.
We have to give it back to Eddy.
- Hey! What are you doing?
- What is going on?
Whoa!
What are you doing?
It seems it'll be Christmas
in the pound for all you pups.
What's going on here?
-Help!
-Oh, my gosh!
Oh! And here's Carter now.
Hey, you missed dinner.
We were worried about you.
Hey, say hello to Mrs. Cane.
We're hoping
she's gonna be our new nanny.
Yes, well... Hello, Carter.
What's up, Carter?
You look beat.
I had to drag the wagon full of toys
to Mr. Miller's barn by myself.
Well, why don't we get some of my
world-famous meatloaf in you?
And we can all decorate the tree.
That'll help brighten your mood.
Dad, I'm too beat
to help with the tree.
Can you guys
just do it without me?
Yeah, sure.
To be honest with you, I'm a little tired.
It is getting late.
But, Daddy, you said we were
going to decorate the tree tonight.
It's just a tree.
It'll still be here tomorrow.
Why don't you go on up to bed?
Daddy, it's dark out.
Maybe Mrs. Cane can stay
for a sleepover in the guest room.
Oh, no. It's fine.
It's no trouble. Right, Daddy?
Yeah, sure.
There's enough space.
Great.
Well, guys, this is my place.
It's luxury.
Three meals a day,
double beds over there,
doggy toys,
rubber balls, hula hoops.
In the cage.
In the cage, in the cage. Let's go!
Uh...
Get in there.
Why are you
putting them in the cage?
You never put anyone in the cage.
Quit your barking.
And, Baxter,
you stay out of the way,
or you'll be joining 'em.
You hear me?
I'm sorry, Pups.
This has never happened before.
You have to help us. I mean, like,
seriously, why is your human so mean?
He's usually so nice.
I don't get it.
Maybe he had some bad eggnog
or something.
It must have been
extremely bad eggnog.
So, what brought you guys to Pineville?
We came here to prove
we're ready for our own magic crystals.
But we made a big mistake.
And if we don't get that collar back
and find Mrs. Claus soon,
Christmas could be in big trouble.
Christmas? In big trouble?
Mrs. Cane?
Yes, dear?
I'm worried. Carter doesn't want to
do anything for Christmas.
Oh.
Well, I think he's just
a little under the weather right now.
I think he has a little Christmas Cold.
A Christmas Cold?
How do we make it better?
It's like any other cold,
you just help them through it.
By feeding them soup and cocoa?
That's partly it.
But a Christmas Cold is special.
It takes a special kind of treatment
to make it better.
Like what?
Like, instead of soup...
Give him a hug
Instead of medicine...
Give him lots of love
Instead of a tissue...
Give him Christmas cheer
Yes, this is a sickness
that is centuries old
It's a feeling that makes us
lose faith and hope, dear
It's something we call
a Christmas Cold
Ooh
I don't know why
But I know that it's so
Whoa!
What should I do
when Carter's unfriendly?
Tell him you love him.
What should I say
till his faith takes hold?
Kiss his head.
Sometimes he gets
kinda sad and lonely
I know, dear.
That's why we call it
a Christmas Cold
Christmas Colds
Oh, how we dread them
Christmas Colds
turn smiles into frowns
And get us all grumpy
Make us feel yucky
But we won't let a Christmas Cold
bring us down
- Surprise!
- Oh!
Now you're getting it, Sarah.
Christmas is magic
with glorious music
Heartwarming stories, beautifully told
But sometimes we feel
kind of sad and lonely
That's when you've caught it!
A Christmas Cold!
Christmas Colds
Oh, how we dread them
Christmas Colds
There's no joy in town
But we won't let it get us down
No, we won't let it get us down
No, we won't let a Christmas Cold
Get us down
Good night, sweet Sarah.
Will you walk me to school
in the morning?
Of course I will.
You're not really a nanny, are you?
No, dear, I'm not.
How did you do all of this?
Well, it was quite simple, really.
I wish we had decorated the tree.
Well, close your eyes
and make a Christmas wish.
I wish the tree was decorated.
WOW!
Just a dash of hope
and a teaspoon full of faith,
and it all comes together.
Morning, Dad.
Morning, Sarah.
How was your yuletide rest,
Mr. Reynolds?
It was all right, I guess.
Look, Daddy,
we decorated the Christmas tree.
Mmm, that's...
That's nice, Sarah.
Come on, wanna look closer?
I'm sorry, sweetie,
Daddy's been really busy at work
dealing with the radio station
and all the work at the law firm.
I just... Frankly, all this Christmas stuff
has really worn me down.
Sweetie, why don't you go grab
your things and I'll walk you to school?
- Okay?
- Okay,
But what about Sarah?
She loves Christmas.
Yes, I know.
But she's seven.
And between you and me,
don't you think she's a little old
for all this Santa stuff?
You're never too old
to believe in Christmas.
Uh...
Hello?
Hello, Mayor Denny.
What are you doing?
I'm foreclosing the building.
Your father hasn't
paid the lease in three months.
What about the fundraiser
they have planned?
I'm sure they'll make enough to pay.
Unlikely,
given the fact that there's not even
gonna be a Christmas show.
What do you mean?
I spoke to your father this morning.
It seems he's giving up
on the radio station, too.
But Mom loved the radio station.
It's been a long time coming.
I've just been too nice.
Come along, dear.
Merry Christmas!
Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
Merry Christmas!
Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
Merry Christmas!
Isn't it beautiful?
It is a fine likeness of Mr. Claus.
- My word!
- Oh, dear!
Owen! Are you okay?
Why didn't you shovel
your part of the sidewalk?
Well, why don't you watch
where you're walking next time
and maybe you might not fall?
I am going to sue you
for all you're worth!
- Here.
- I can get up by myself.
Merry...
Come on, sweetheart.
Oh, my!
It looks like everyone in town
has caught a Christmas Cold overnight.
How come I didn't catch it?
Well, I would have
to think it's because
the Christmas Spirit
is so strong in you.
The strongest I've ever seen.
It must make you immune
to whatever's happening here.
Will you pick me up after school?
Of course, dear.
Oh!
You missed it by a mile.
You can't catch me!
I better find out what's gone wrong.
So, another family
dropped off their dogs.
Seems no one
wants their pets anymore.
Too much of a hassle.
Can't say I blame them.
Come here.
Uh-uh, uh-uh.
Come here, come here.
I'm really sorry, guys.
Things are going from bad to terrible.
I don't know what's gotten into him.
He's lost his Christmas Spirit.
Baxter, you've really got to
get us out of here.
We need to get our crystal back.
Oh, man!
We need to fix this. Now.
I don't know, Pups.
I'd get in big trouble.
What's worse? Getting in big trouble,
or no more Christmas?
Good point.
We'll just have to wait
for the right opportunity.
I'll try my best.
Hang tight.
Someone's here.
Hey, who's this guy?
What on earth?
Sorry, sir.
We thought this barn was empty.
Where did all you
reindeer come from?
We're from the North Pole.
Allow us to introduce ourselves, please.
I'm Comet. This is Dancer,
Dasher, my boy, Prancer back there,
Vixen, keep an eye
on that fella.
Okay, okay. Quiet down.
Hey, guys.
He can't understand us.
He must not have
any Christmas Spirit.
But I thought Pineville had the most
Christmas Spirit of all towns.
Hey, it's Christmastime.
I bet I could sell these reindeer
for a pretty penny.
You can't sell us.
We belong to Santa.
Oh, you're definitely
going on the naughty list!
What could cause all that
Christmas Spirit to just disappear?
Well, sir, you don't know the half of it.
We've all seen
the effects of the Christmas Cold.
This is more like a Christmas Flu.
The Christmas Spirit
multiplier effect is working in reverse.
Lack of Christmas Spirit is spreading out
of Pineville and across the country.
If we don't do something and fix it,
it'll spread at an exponential rate.
We'll have a Christmas Pandemic
the likes of which we've never seen.
Christmas Spirit
could disappear forever.
Eddy, Eli,
get to Pineville as fast as you can.
Find Mrs. Claus and find those pups.
We've got to get to the bottom of this.
We're on it, sir.
We'll take care of it.
Come on, Eddy!
My loves, my loves.
Mrs. Claus!
Are we ever happy to see you.
You are not going to believe
what has happened.
- No, Mrs. Claus...
- At first I thought the whole town...
- If I could just...
-...had a Christmas Cold.
- Yeah, no.
- But no.
It was some kind of terrible flu.
We're going to need Santa's help.
It gets worse, Mrs. Claus.
That's what I was trying to say.
The owner of this barn
said he was going to...
They're right in here, Sheriff.
Uh-oh.
Well, who's this now?
A trespasser.
Oh!
Hello, dear sirs.
I'm Mrs. Cane.
I was just letting my reindeer
rest in your barn.
Be careful, Mrs. Claus.
These guys are bad news.
They've lost their Christmas Spirit.
That's actually
illegal boarding of animals
without knowledge or consent
of the property owner.
Yes, I see.
I suppose it is, but...
Lady, we better
talk about this down at the station.
You're arresting me?
Will you come with me
please, ma'am?
You can't arrest Mrs. Claus!
Hey, boss,
the E.L.F. compressor is ready.
Excellent!
The question is,
what kind of vehicle
wouldn't draw any attention
in Pineville in the middle of winter?
Ooh, ooh,
I know, I know!
Ice cream is cold and so is winter.
It's like instant camouflage.
Pretty snazzy, Eddy.
- We'll get the doors, boss.
- Good.
Good luck, guys!
Have fun!
Come on, pass it!
Don't push me.
Yeah? Don't push me!
All right, that's it, that's it.
You kids are too much trouble.
Get off my property!
I never want to see you
on my pond again.
Are you okay?
Ow!
No! The Great Christmas Icicle
is melting faster
than we ever could have imagined!
If there's anyone that can handle
a disaster such as this one, though,
it's my darling Mrs. Claus.
Sheriff, you're a very nice young man
and I don't want to break your laws,
but I can't oblige and stay here.
Hmm.
Oh, no!
My crystal's very, very weak.
This is not good.
Oh, dear! Mrs. Cane?
Come on. Oh, dear!
Thank you, ladies.
Oh, my goodness!
Oh, dear! Whatever could
you three have done to end up in here?
It happened all so fast.
I don't know what to say.
This year, Christmas isn't normal
Normal in any way
Every year, we think of the
children on the children's floor
Bring them yummy Christmas
cookies from Holman's Cookie Store
When Mr. Holman drops off
the cookies every year, we say
"Thank you, Mr. Holman
This will make the kids' Christmas Day
But this year it was different
Mr. Holman never came
So we went to Holman's Cookie Store
on Arbor Street and Main
There we found the door
left open though the store was closed
"Let's go in
and check it out, girls"
No one was opposed
So we took a Holman's box
and filled it to the brim
We were set
to leave the cookie store
When Mr. Holman walked in
"What are you doing in my
store? What are you doing in here?"
We pleaded with him, "Show us
mercy You help us out each year"
'Cause every year,
we think of the children
On the children's floor
Bring them yummy Christmas cookies
from Holman's Cookie Store
But Mr. Holman
wouldn't listen
"You shouldn't be in my shop!"
He just grabbed
a phone from on the counter
And yelled, "Get me the cops!"
Soon the cops
came to the store to take us all away
In all the loud noise
and confusion
No one heard us say
Every year, they think of the
children on the children's floor
Bring them yummy Christmas cookies
from Holman's Cookie Store
But this year, it was different
Mr. Holman went insane
Thank you, Mr. Holman
You made this
our worst Christmas Day!
Ever!
Keep it down!
Oh, my!
Okay. It's time, Pups.
The coast is clear.
I know where your collar is.
I'm really impressed, Baxter.
You're helping us save Christmas
even though you might
get in big trouble.
That's, like, totally selfless.
Okay. Okay, let's get outta here.
- Go, go, go, go, go!
- Come on!
Now, hurry!
Let's get our crystal back.
Oh!
Sarah, Carter! There you are.
Hey, what happened
to your eye?
Emmett started it.
Yeah, well, I hope
you gave him a knuckle sandwich.
Where's Mrs. Cane?
She didn't pick me up from school.
Yeah.
Well, she's been arrested.
"Reindeer trespassing,"
of all things.
Look, I gotta go.
It's really busy at work.
People are suing each other like crazy.
But what about our family dinner?
You're on your own.
He's sick, Carter.
What? What do you mean?
He's got a Christmas Cold, too.
And the only one
that can help us is Mrs. Cane.
And she's in jail,
and no one cares!
What do we do, Carter?
Beats me.
People are mean and selfish.
There's nothing we can do about that.
But that's not what Mom said.
Mom said people are kind and good.
Well, Mom was wrong!
And she's not here anymore.
So it doesn't really matter,
does it?
You guys, let's go.
Come on!
Well, over there is Brutis.
He's the meanest dog
in the entire county,
so we should maybe
forget about the crystal.
We don't have any choice
if we want to save Christmas.
We'll have to sneak by him
to get inside.
Should I sing him a lullaby
to keep him sleeping?
While you guys sneak in?
Jingle, seriously?
Look for the glow.
Guys, look. Look.
Right there, right there!
How do we get up there?
Leave this one to the radical pup.
Extreme ascents are my specialty.
- Yeah!
- Way to go!
Yay!
Drop the crystal down to me, sis.
I got it.
Remember, Hope,
be careful on the descent.
Don't worry.
The descent is my favorite part.
No, don't!
You'll wake up Brutis!
That was radical!
You guys should really take a turn.
Oh, no.
I don't like being woken up.
And I especially don't like
being woken up by intruders.
Baxter, are you trespassing?
Explain yourself.
We were...
Brutis, sir, don't hurt Baxter.
Please, it's all our fault.
And who are you?
We're the Santa Pups
from the North Pole.
We flew here with Mrs. Claus
and the reindeer,
but we messed up and cast
some sort of spell with our magic crystal.
Brutis, I know it's hard to believe,
but it's true.
Haven't you noticed
your human behaving strangely?
He has been pretty grouchy,
actually.
He's never gone this long without
playing with me or giving me a treat.
It's like he...
Lost his Christmas Spirit?
Yeah.
If we don't get the crystal back
and find Mrs. Claus,
we fear Christmas will be gone forever.
You mean, no new chew toys
on Christmas morning to unwrap?
No Christmas cookie crumbs
to lick up?
Not on this dog's watch.
Thank you, Mr. Brutis.
Is there anything
we can do to help you?
Actually, can you guys get Santa
to take me off the naughty list?
The mailman incident was unfortunate,
but we've both grown a lot since then.
I have a naughty reputation
when I'm actually very nice.
You can't judge a dog by his underbite.
You can count on us, Mr. Brutis.
We'll make sure
you get put on the nice list.
Much obliged.
Now, let's get you guys out of here
so you can save Christmas.
You sure this is Pineville, Eddy?
This is the place.
Wow, it looks like things have
gone downhill fast.
We'll have to locate
Mrs. Claus immediately.
Oh, no. Eli,
I can't see the crystals anymore.
The magic has become too weak.
We'll have to find them
the old-fashioned way.
Our instincts and intellect.
All right, Mrs. Claus' last recorded
position was the Reynolds' house.
- Turn right here.
- Gotcha.
I think we should
get one for each of the kids.
Ice cream!
What's an ice cream truck doing here
in the middle of December?
And at eight o'clock
in the morning?
Hiya, kids!
We're wondering
if you could help us.
We're looking for a jolly,
white-haired lady.
Little red suitcase?
I think you might be
looking for Mrs. Cane.
Mrs. Cane?
As in "candy cane"?
Did that dog just talk?
What are you talking about?
It just barked.
Looks like
we have a believer.
I'm sorry, mister.
She's a little confused.
All this Christmas stuff
is going to her head.
No, I'm not, Carter.
And she's in jail!
Jail!
Well, we have to get to her
in a Christmas minute.
We gotta bust Mrs. Claus
out of the pen,
the clink, the slammer,
the joint, the hoosegow.
Yeah, so you're trying to tell me
that Mrs. Cane is actually Mrs. Claus?
Carter, we really need your help.
Yes, we do.
See, I'm Eli,
Santa's head elf.
And we don't have much time.
What in tarnation?
Oh.
Carter, Sarah.
Hello.
Sheriff Andy, we've come to get
Mrs. Cane out of jail.
Well, there's a hefty bail
to get her out,
which your father said
he wasn't willing to pay.
Crying out loud.
Is that enough?
Hold still, Eddy.
You're shaking too much.
You're gonna have to cut back
on the Christmas cookies this year.
Hello, ladies.
You haven't happened to see
a Mrs. Claus around here, have you?
- Eli!
"Oh!
Oh, thank heaven you're here!
Mrs. Claus,
I got Eddy with me, too.
Hi, Mrs. Claus!
I'm down here.
And we're gonna bust you outta here.
-- Good!
But we don't have
enough magic in my crystal,
so we're gonna do it old school.
Stand back, everyone!
A dollar.
$2.
Penny, nickels...
Count to yourself,
you're confusing me.
Nickel.
Quarter...
Eli, you think this is gonna work?
Of course.
I saw it on a TV Western.
Fella was a cowboy who talked like this
and had a horse.
What in the blazes is going on?
Oh!
Hey-
Oh! Whoa!
Who are you?
I'm Eli, Santa's head elf.
You may recall you once asked
for a cowboy outfit
and a cap gun when you were nine.
You remember that, Andy?
How'd you know that?
Oh, Sheriff.
I'm so sorry about the damage,
but something's
gone very wrong in Pineville
and I tried to explain to you
that I needed to get out of this cell.
So, toodle-loo.
Remember to stay on the nice list.
- Come on, Eddy.
- I've been nice.
Hey, hey. Wait! Wait! Wait!
What about me? Hey! Hey! Hey!
Noble, Hope, Charity, Jingle.
What are you guys doing down here?
Who is this elf dog?
No, I'm not an elf dog.
My name is Baxter
and I'm from right here in Pineville.
Baxter should be an honorary elf dog.
He saved us from the pound
and we are proud to call him a friend.
You mean you didn't
come down from the North Pole
as part of a rescue party?
I'm afraid not.
Then how did you get here?
Well, it's a bit of a story, Comet.
But right now, we need your help.
We need to locate Mrs. Claus.
The Sheriff took her away.
And now, we're up for sale.
Eli, do you have any idea
what's going on?
No, Mrs. Claus,
we haven't been able to figure it out.
We thought you might know.
It all happened so fast.
It's as though someone
wished for Christmas to go away.
And then, poof, there it went.
Wait a sec.
What did you just say?
Which part?
About the wish.
Oh, I was just saying
that Christmas vanished so fast,
it's as if somebody wished
for it to go away.
But who would make such a wish?
I did.
I didn't mean to, really.
But I did.
I wished that
Christmas Spirit would go away.
But I didn't think
it would really happen.
But who would grant that wish?
None of us who have magic crystals.
Well, Mrs. Claus,
there's something else you should know.
The Santa Pups stowed away on your
sleigh and my crystal is missing.
We think they have it.
The pups must have granted
Carter's wish.
They have to reverse the wish
and restore Christmas Spirit
before it's too late.
I wish Christmas Spirit
would come back.
Carter, my friend.
I wish it was that easy.
Unfortunately,
the Santa Pups granted the wish,
so they're the only ones
that can reverse it.
We need to find them.
And fast.
Yes, and in the meantime,
we have to find some way to stop
the Christmas Flu from spreading.
We need to boost Spirit back up.
I got an idea.
We can do what Mommy used to do.
You mean the Christmas show?
The show inspired the whole town.
Sarah, that is a great idea.
Eli, you and Eddy,
go get the reindeer.
They're in Mr. Miller's barn
right at the edge of town.
And the Santa Pups might be there.
Right.
- Eddy, come on.
- Ladies.
- Uh-huh?
- Mmm-hmm?
I want you to go turn on
every single radio in this town.
"Reindeer for sale."
This must be the place, Eddy.
Eli, what are you thinking?
Hang on. I'm rolling in hot!
Wait! The magic crystals won't work.
Eli, there's not enough power.
Who needs crystals? Yee-haw!
Hallelujah, it's the cavalry!
Guys, we're saved!
And we've got ice cream!
Well, that didn't go quite as planned.
Eddy and Eli!
Boy, are we happy to see you!
Okay, I'm just gonna
come right out and admit it.
I think we messed up big time
and granted a very bad wish.
Well, I'm not gonna say
you didn't cause a lot of trouble,
but we'll get to that later.
Right now, we have to reverse that wish
before it's too late.
This is private property.
What are you, reindeer rustlers?
Allow me to introduce us.
I'm Eli, and this is Eddy,
and we're Santa's head elves.
And we're here to save Christmas.
It's show time.
Hello, Pineville.
This is Carter.
And Sarah Reynolds,
broadcasting live over
87.9 XMAS, Pineville radio.
That's the Reynolds children,
and they're trying
to bring Christmas Spirit back.
And this is the
Annual Christmas Radio Show,
a tradition started
by our grandfather over 60 years ago.
And made special by our mom,
Michelle Reynolds.
My sister and I
are here to carry on the tradition.
I know you're all busy and
some of you may be feeling a bit sad.
But we need your help to bring
Christmas Spirit back to our town.
Well, you see...
This...
This is all my fault.
- Order. Come on.
- It's the law.
That's ridiculous.
You slipped and fell.
Order in the court!
This isn't even a neck brace!
It's an upside down doggy bed.
Can you believe him?
You were negligent
and didn't shovel the sidewalk.
After my mom
passed away, well,
it didn't feel like it
was right to celebrate.
So I did this.
Carter?
I don't know how, exactly,
but I did.
I made you all feel the way you do
because I wished that Christmas
Spirit would go away, and it did.
It's like a flu.
A Christmas Flu.
It spread from me to the people
I met, to the people they met.
And I know that
if my mother were here...
She'd want us all to be happy.
And celebrate Christmas
with the people we love.
And to remember her by keeping
the Spirit of Christmas alive in Pineville.
I love you, Dad.
You, too, son.
Yeah, come on.
This is dedicated to my daddy,
my brother and my mommy.
I love you.
Okay.
O, Holy Night
The stars are brightly shining
It is the night
of our dear Savior's birth
Long lay the world
In sin and error pining
Till he appeared
and the soul felt its worth
I don't know what got into me.
If there's anything I can do
to make up for my selfishness.
As a matter of fact,
Mr. Miller, there is.
Can you drive a sleigh?
For yonder breaks
A new and glorious morn
Fall on your knees
O, hear
The angel voices
O, night divine
O, night
When Christ was born
O, night divine
O, night
O, night divine
All right, let's go. Come on. Let's go.
Come on. Come on, boys.
Come on, here you go!
You're all free!
The King of Kings
Lay thus in lowly manger
In all our trials
Born to be our friend
Born to be our friend
O, fall on your knees
O, hear the angel voices
O, night divine
O, night when Christ was born
O, night divine
O, night
O, night divine
O, holy night,
the stars are brightly shining
O, night divine
O, night
O, night divine
- Come on, guys.
- Yay!
Mrs. Claus! Mrs. Claus!
Eli!
My darling pups,
I'm so glad you're safe.
We're really sorry, Mrs. Claus.
We thought we could prove to you that
we were ready for crystals of our own.
But instead, we caused
Christmas Spirit to go away in Pineville.
I guess we still have a lot to learn.
Well, don't worry about that now.
We have to reverse the wish
that you granted Carter
in order for the Christmas Flu
to be wiped out for good.
All right, Pups,
you've got the magic crystal.
You must grant the wish.
I wish Pineville and the world
a merry Christmas forever!
Santa, look!
The map!
It's spreading.
The Christmas Spirit
is spreading everywhere!
They did it, they saved Christmas!
I knew Mrs. Claus
had everything under control.
Ho-ho-ho!
Let love and kindness
guide the way for everyone we know
Come here, you, give me a hug.
Merry Christmas.
Together, hand in hand, it works
Who wants ice cream?
That's for you.
A better garden grows
Merry Christmas.
Good to see you.
I'm sorry I borrowed
your magic crystal without asking, Eddy.
Don't worry, Noble. Someday,
you'll have one of your very own.
There he is.
I love you, buddy.
Aww!
- Hi.
- Glad you made it out.
Let love and kindness
guide the way
For everyone we know
Together, hand in hand, it works
A better garden grows
Just like a flower bending
Ever graceful to the light
Singing Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah tonight
Sing Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Tonight
Mrs. Claus,
your sled has arrived.
Thank you, sir.
Well.
You shared your hearts
and reminded everyone
what the Christmas Spirit is all about.
I came here to find one
Ambassador for the Santa Cause,
and I found two.
Oh!
Will we ever see you again?
Well, of course, dear.
You're my official Ambassadors,
and it's a very important role.
It means that you will embody
the Christmas Spirit
every day for the whole year.
Can you do that?
'Yes!
'Yes!
All right.
I'm off.
Okay, here we go.
We'll never forget you.
And you won't have to,
because, just like your mom,
I'm going to be right there.
Forever.
Here we go.
All right, buddy.
Well, Eddy, looks like
our work is done here.
Yeah, Eli,
time for us to go home.
Bye!
Goodbye!
Merry Christmas!
Bye!
We're really sorry, Mrs. Claus.
I have learned that to be a leader,
I have to take
full responsibility for my decisions.
I was totally blown away by Baxter,
who helped us.
I want to be generous
and selfless like him.
Sneaking here from the North Pole
was a big leap,
and now I realize
I should have looked before I leapt.
That's this pup's new policy.
And I wanna learn to sing like Sarah.
Did you see how much
Christmas Spirit she spread?
That's what singing should be for.
Spreading joy and harmony.
Learning from your mistakes
is very grown-up, Pups.
Now, we have to get back
to the North Pole and Santa.
There's lots of work to be done.
Are you ready to fly, fellas?
Just say the word, Mrs. Claus.
On, Dasher, on, Dancer,
on, Prancer, and Vixen.
On, Comet, on, Cupid,
on, Donner and Blitzen!
Merry Christmas!
Let's go celebrate Christmas
When everyone's out about
having fun
Time to celebrate Christmas
The season's just begun
Goodbye!
When everyone sings about
yuletide cheer
Time to celebrate Christmas
The best time of the year
Goodbye, Pineville.
Have a radical Christmas!
Remember,
it's better to give than receive!
We'll miss you.
I wanna celebrate Christmas
When everyone's out about
lighting trees
I wanna celebrate Christmas
with everyone I see
I wanna celebrate Christmas
with everyone, everywhere, every day
Time to celebrate Christmas
Time to celebrate Christmas
In Pineville, USA!
Christmas is more than candy canes
Even more than gifts we receive
It's the friends that we make
It's the time that we take
To teach the world to believe
To teach the world to believe
Christmas is more than caroling
More than gifts we give outwith glee
So much joy in the air
It's the love that we share
With friends and family
Christmas is more than making toys
So much more for good girls and boys
Teaching all about cheer
Spreading love
through the year
We have to share the joy
We have to share the joy
So, if we listen well
And if we study hard
And if we learn our lessons better
And if we think it's right
And when we see you know
That's when we work to deck the halls
It's always for the Santa Cause
Christmas is more than candy canes
Even more than fun in the snow
It's the things that we say
How we love, how we play
That sets the world aglow
That will set the world aglow
That will set the world aglow
- Yeah!
- Awesome!
Nice job!
They're coming,
they're coming soon
They're coming, they're coming soon
Isn't this a grand day!
Isn't this the best!
The Pups are coming soon,
don't you know?
Everybody gather 'round
Everyone stay close
The Pups will be coming soon
They're coming real soon
Isn't this a grand day today!
Isn't this the best day to celebrate!
The Santa Pups are coming,
the Pups are coming
The Pups will be coming soon
They're coming real soon
When you
look upon life with a smile
It will bless you
Look what we have
in our lives today
We have four little pups
We have four Santa Pups
That will bless our hearts four ways
When you
look upon life with a smile
It will bless you
Look what we have
in our lives today
We have four little pups
We have four Santa Pups
That will bless our hearts four ways
When you
look upon life with a smile
It will bless you
Look what we have
in our lives today
We have four little pups
We have four Santa Pups
That will bless our hearts
Isn't this a grand day!
That will bless our hearts
Isn't this the best!
That will bless our hearts
Each day!