Peggy Fleming hosts world champion and Olympic medalists for a Christmas-themed ice show from Squaw Valley. Robin Cousins skates on an outdoor, alpine surface to "Zip-a-dee Doo Dah" and tunes from Pinocchio. Indoors, Judy Blumberg and Michael Siebert ice dance to a Mary Poppins medley followed by Robin Cousins performing to "March of the Wooden Soldiers". Peggy Fleming is joined by a throng of children for "It's a Small World". Next is a lovely number by Katarina Witt. The cleverest segment of the program is "The 12 Days of Christmas", a Scott Hamilton routine in which he performs a skate maneuver repeatedly for each of the days as it comes up in the lyrics. Back outside, Gary Beacom does fancy footwork to Beethoven's 9th Symphony and Karyn Kadavy floats over the ice to Cinderella's "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes". "White Christmas" is the musical focus for Roslynn Sumners. Scott Hamilton reprises his very popular "Georgia" choreography then segues into Peter Pan's "You Can Fly".
At Disneyland, Uncle Bronnie tells niece Alice a story in which Disney characters ask Jack Frost to make it snow. Frost needs a 6 pointed snowflake. The Disney characters visit 6 famous figure skaters for help crafting the snowflake.
Nine stray dogs (Snowplow, Tank, Q.T,,, Frenchie, Ceech, Chester, Fetch, MacGregor and No-Name) are recruited as reindeers to help Santa bring Christmas to the world.
Year: Release Date: Rating: Video Type:
2004
10/05/2004
Not Rated
Video Animated 59 minutes
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