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Christmas Do-Over (2006)

Kevin just wants a normal Christmas with his son and ex-wife’s family—until a wish makes it Christmas every day. Caught in a festive loop, Kevin learns new talents and big lessons.
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Kevin just wants a normal Christmas with his son and ex-wife’s family—until a wish makes it Christmas every day. Caught in a festive loop, Kevin learns new talents and big lessons.

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Genre:Comedy, Family, Fantasy, TV Movie
Directed By:Catherine Cyran
Written By:Trevor Reed Cristow, Jacqueline David
In Theaters:12/16/2006
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ABC, ABC Family Worldwide

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