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Sarah Plain-and-Tall, Winter's End.
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Sarah Plain-and-Tall, Winter's End.
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Plain-and-Tall, Winter's End on the Hallmark Hall of Fame.
It was the night before Christmas, went all through the house.
Hey, I got Santa's cookies.
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
We have a mouse.
Well, not that I know of.
Can we get one?
What, did you ask Santa for one?
I just thumped it.
Maybe next year.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.
With puppies?
Well, toys actually.
I asked Santa for puppies.
Just because you asked Santa to bring you a puppy.
Puppies.
Okay, puppies doesn't necessarily mean that he's going to bring you puppies, right?
Why?
What Daddy means is Santa may not bring you real puppies, but like stuffed animal puppies.
Do you understand?
No.
Well, where were we?
Telling Jessica that Sarah does a big fat liar.
Okay, it's not nice to call Santa a big fat liar.
Why?
It's time to go to bed.
Santa's not coming until we're all asleep.
Let's go.
Okay, good night.
Kiss.
Good night.
Right.
He came, he came.
Santa came.
Oh, he did?
Yeah.
And he ate the cookies.
He did?
Santa ate the cookies.
Oh, my goodness.
And he brought you the card.
Let's go open stuff.
Nice touch.
I didn't do that.
Hope your Christmas is full of nice surprises.
Yes, next year, say some for me.
S.C.
Oh, wow.
Look, look.
Puppies.
The Hallmark Hall of Fame continues with Sarah Plain and Tall, Winter's End, starring Glenn
Close.
One year, let's just open the presents on Christmas Eve.
No, no, no, no.
That's why they call them Christmas presents, not Christmas Eve presents.
She's right.
In this family, we always open up presents on Christmas.
And technically, on Christmas Eve, Santa Claus has not even come yet.
Oh, come on, don't you want to see what we got you?
What, another pair of socks?
So, Becky, what does your family do at Christmas?
Well, before we got married.
Well, there's your first mistake.
Danielle?
Right now, my family's at my grandma's.
She's got this great old cabin way out in the woods.
And there's this little pond that freezes over perfectly.
So, we clear it off and then line it with little Christmas trees.
Sounds like a movie.
Yeah, it does.
And then all the little kids, they make snow angels.
And then everybody looks up at the sky to see if they can see Santa go by.
Did you ever see him?
You know, I think I did once.
And then in about an hour from now, we'll go, I mean, they'll go
and start opening the Christmas presents.
You hear that, Grandpa?
Christmas Eve.
Why don't we do that?
You know, I moved away from home when I first got married, Jim.
I wasn't supposed to give you this until tomorrow.
Thank you.
It's not for me.
It's for my parents.
What's it say?
Wish it weren't so far to where you are, but the miles can't diminish the love we feel between us.
Merry Christmas, love, Mom and Dad.
Okay, everyone gets to open one present.
Hi, Mom!
Hi, is your car on the floor?
No.
Can I go over to Lee's house?
Do you have any homework?
Yeah.
After you finish it, you can go.
Cool.
Did you turn in your milk money?
Yeah.
Who moved my lunar module?
Max, what's this?
Did Amy move my lunar module?
Max.
Something for Mrs. Bennet.
What'd she give you a card for?
Because I was nice to somebody.
Who were you nice to?
Scott.
Who's Scott?
The boy who comes to school just once in a while because he's sick.
Was he at the school play?
No.
Can we get an armadillo?
How were you nice to him?
Well, Mrs. Bennet always has me sitting next to him.
Scott can't go out for recess and stuff, so he's staying in the playhouse here with him.
I didn't know you were doing that.
I like him.
It's no big deal.
I think it might be a big deal.
Can I see your card?
Sure.
You didn't have to do what you did.
That's what made it so special.
Max, do you know what this means?
Kinda.
It means you should be very proud of yourself.
I know I am.
Um, yeah.
You're squishing me.
Stop screaming.
Don't do that.
Good bye.
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Winter's End.
This evening's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
Sarah Plain and Tall, Winter's End.
We'll return in a moment on the Hallmark Hall of Fame.
Tommy, I was thinking I'm not supposed to tell you.
Oh, yeah?
You're not supposed to see it until later.
All right, then.
You're not going to guess what it is.
Well, it's Christmas.
Is there something for me?
Maybe.
You got me a new car to drive back to college.
Tommy, that'd be pretty hard to hide.
Snow tires?
Come on, Tommy.
A cookie.
No.
I give up.
You want to see it?
Right here?
Sure.
I thought it was a secret.
Well, just don't tell anybody.
OK.
Wow.
See, it has your name on it.
Yeah?
From a brother at Christmas.
Sometimes it isn't easy to find the words to say.
Is this just from you?
Yep.
I'm going to get to the good part.
But I want to tell you, I'm as proud as I can be to have you
for a brother, because you mean the world to me.
Love, Jeffrey.
Do you like it?
Yes.
I like it a lot.
You'll have to have surprise later when you see it.
OK, sure.
How about like this?
Oh!
Tommy, don't overdo it.
Sure.
You can count on me, little brother.
Grandma, I have a secret I'm not supposed to tell you.
Oh?
Not supposed to tell you until later.
Well, all right then.
Aren't you going to guess what it is?
Davis, please report to the principal's office.
Laura Davis, please report to the principal's office.
Come in, Laura.
Close the door and sit down.
Hi,
I'm a lawyer.
Be with me in a minute.
Look, Miss Rita, I didn't do nothin'.
Anything, Laura.
Whatever.
I mean, I didn't do it.
I haven't been playing it straight since the last time I got in trouble.
I swear.
Laura!
I haven't been teaching class.
I'm not hanging out with those guys no more.
I even went to that council lady you told me about.
I know.
The only reason I asked you to come down here is because yesterday...
Yesterday I had to watch my sister while my grandma went to the doctor
and I already told Mr. Ball and I already gave him a note.
And now he's getting me all in trouble with you again.
See, even when I try to do right by you, it just... it all gets messed up.
Nothing is messed up, Laura.
The reason I asked you to come down here is...
here.
This is it?
Mm-hmm.
You're proud of me?
Yep.
Now you better get back to class.
And close the door, Laura.
Tonight's Hallmark Hall of Fame continues with Sarah Plain-and-Tall, Winter's End.
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Every year on Christmas Eve, just before midnight, my dad and I take a walk.
Just me and him.
I can see him now. Hear the crunch of his boots on the snow.
Our breath would hang in the air as we trudged past the barn.
My cheeks would get so red they'd start to hurt.
Toes would be numb in my boots, but I'd never complain.
Just try as best I could to follow in my dad's footsteps, never quite making it.
Past Cutters Creek and up that little rise that ran to the edge of the pine forest.
We'd keep on in the moonlight till we made the clearing at the top of the hill.
You could see the whole valley spread out below, and there would stand the two of us, and wait for Christmas.
This will be the first year I won't be able to come home and take that walk with my dad,
but at least a part of me will be there.
Wish we could be together for Christmas. No need to count the many miles that separate us now,
because the memories we share will keep us close somehow.
Merry Christmas. I love Sarah.
Merry Christmas.
And now, the conclusion of Sarah Plain and Tall Winter's End on tonight's Hallmark Call of Fame.