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Doug's Secret Christmas (1997)
Christmas was always celebrated big0time in the Funnie family - a humongous tree, decorations, gifts - but this year things just weren't same, because Mom was expecting a baby. The favorite family traditions were lost in the excitement. So Doug and Funnie decided to have a secret Christmas of their own. But things got really wild when Daddy Funnie called from the hospital with some pretty great news - a baby sister had arrived! and it turned out to be the best Christmas ever!
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Christmas was always celebrated big0time in the Funnie family - a humongous tree, decorations, gifts - but this year things just weren't same, because Mom was expecting a baby. The favorite family traditions were lost in the excitement. So Doug and Funnie decided to have a secret Christmas of their own. But things got really wild when Daddy Funnie called from the hospital with some pretty great news - a baby sister had arrived! and it turned out to be the best Christmas ever!
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Ken Scarborough
In Theaters:10/7/1997
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Disney Television Animation, Jumbo Pictures
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