S1E9-10 Christmas Club and Christmas at the Plaza Wrap Up...

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DOUBLE FEATURE! In the first movie, we learn about microbursts and, in the second, we discover saying Christmas tree topper in french sounds fancier. Summary of Christmas at the Plaza begins at 26:36. Join us for Episode 9-10 of our snarky adventure into watching, discussing, and judging Hallmark Christmas movies. Follow us @HallmarkSnark on Facebook and twitter. Also, now available on iTunes!

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DOUBLE FEATURE! In the first movie, we learn about microbursts and, in the second, we discover saying Christmas tree topper in french sounds fancier. Summary of Christmas at the Plaza begins at 26:36. Join us for Episode 9-10 of our snarky...

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