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13 Holiday Episodes Real Christmas Enthusiasts Will Watch On Netflix BEFORE December 25

It's truly the most wonderful time of the year!

Lesley Fernandez

Nov 04, 2019

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13 Holiday Episodes Real Christmas Enthusiasts Will Watch On Netflix BEFORE December 25

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Halloween is over and it's time to get in the holiday spirit! Not there yet? Totally OK! Don't want to be bothered with a movie marathon of Christmas classics? That's fine too, you can get into the Christmas spirit with your favorite TV shows.

Whether you like to binge-watch or take your time there is a Christmas episode for you! These episodes will for sure put you in the mood to get festive and excited about the holidays.

Click through the slide show below for the best holiday episodes to add to your Netflix watch list!

"Grey's Anatomy" - "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer"

In "Grey's Anatomy" "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer," Dr. Shepard's patient, once a lovely and playful father, becomes extremely irritable and rejects his kids after a minor brain procedure Dr. Shepard conducts. Izzy suggests his lack of holiday spirit could have something to do with it.

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