The Big Bang Theory: “The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis”

Sheldon buys a selection of gift baskets for Penney because he doesn’t know the appropriate gift to give to her. He is so grateful for her gift that he decides none are enough, and gives her an actual real life first-time hug.

Peep Show: “Seasonal Beatings”

Cauliflower is traditional.

The Inbetweeners: “X-mas Party”

Will has been elected for the Christmas party committee. Nothing went well.

Black Mirror: “White Christmas”

For those of you that prefer a disturbing, dystopian Christmas special over a friendly family comedy.

Outnumbered: “Christmas Special”

The Brockman family return for a Christmas Special and they are all grown up.

The Office US: “Christmas Party”

It’s even better than the UK original Office Christmas special.

Father Ted: “A Christmasy Ted”

It is 55 minutes of Christmasy madness.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer: “Amends”

Buffy wanted a quiet Christmas with her mother but naturally, the evil that lingers on the hellmouth wasn’t going to let that happen.

Gavin & Stacey: “Christmas Special”

It’s one of the funniest Christmas Specials ever.

Friends: “The One With The Holiday Armadillo”

There were so many to choose from but this one stands out above the rest. It’s also the answer to the question of what happens when Santa Claus, an armadillo, and Super Man are all in the same room.

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The mockumentary ran for nine seasons and aired its final episode in 2013. Speaking with Variety, actor and director John Krasinski has said that he would like the show to return, namely so he can see what his character Jim Halpert is doing now.

“I need the incredible writers of our show to tell me what he’s doing because I’m kind of worried about him,” he said.

“He had a whole lot of hopes and dreams, he had a lot of zany ideas, and then he went to Austin to live his life, and I feel like the dreams are still in his head, so let’s see what he’s doing now.”

Earlier this year, Krasinski expressed interest in a reunion for the show but admitted that he didn’t think it was likely given the cast’s other commitments. He told NME that he was keen for a tenth season: “I’m in, yeah. The truth is what they’re doing with Will & Grace, I don’t think we’d be able to get our [whole] cast together – it’s a big cast – to do another run of the show.”

We hope he is wrong because we’re still curious about what Jim Halpert is up to these days too.

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The Big Bang Theory: “The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis”

Sheldon buys a selection of gift baskets for Penney because he doesn’t know the appropriate gift to give to her. He is so grateful for her gift that he decides none are enough, and gives her an actual real life first-time hug.

Peep Show: “Seasonal Beatings”

Cauliflower is traditional.

The Inbetweeners: “X-mas Party”

Will has been elected for the Christmas party committee. Nothing went well.

Black Mirror: “White Christmas”

For those of you that prefer a disturbing, dystopian Christmas special over a friendly family comedy.

Outnumbered: “Christmas Special”

The Brockman family return for a Christmas Special and they are all grown up.

The Office US: “Christmas Party”

It’s even better than the UK original Office Christmas special.

Father Ted: “A Christmasy Ted”

It is 55 minutes of Christmasy madness.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer: “Amends”

Buffy wanted a quiet Christmas with her mother but naturally, the evil that lingers on the hellmouth wasn’t going to let that happen.

Gavin & Stacey: “Christmas Special”

It’s one of the funniest Christmas Specials ever.

Friends: “The One With The Holiday Armadillo”

There were so many to choose from but this one stands out above the rest. It’s also the answer to the question of what happens when Santa Claus, an armadillo, and Super Man are all in the same room.

The post 10 Greatest Christmas Specials appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The mockumentary ran for nine seasons and aired its final episode in 2013. Speaking with Variety, actor and director John Krasinski has said that he would like the show to return, namely so he can see what his character Jim Halpert is doing now.

“I need the incredible writers of our show to tell me what he’s doing because I’m kind of worried about him,” he said.

“He had a whole lot of hopes and dreams, he had a lot of zany ideas, and then he went to Austin to live his life, and I feel like the dreams are still in his head, so let’s see what he’s doing now.”

Earlier this year, Krasinski expressed interest in a reunion for the show but admitted that he didn’t think it was likely given the cast’s other commitments. He told NME that he was keen for a tenth season: “I’m in, yeah. The truth is what they’re doing with Will & Grace, I don’t think we’d be able to get our [whole] cast together – it’s a big cast – to do another run of the show.”

We hope he is wrong because we’re still curious about what Jim Halpert is up to these days too.

The post John Krasinski is Still Hoping for “The Office US” to Return appeared first on Entertainment For Us.