Robin Hughes

Mike (Michael Strahan) is surprised when sports writer, Meg (Toni Trucks), decides to do a cover story on him for PSEN magazine. Mike thinks that this may be his big break to find more work, maybe even in Hollywood. Meg decides to dig a little deeper by asking Chill (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) and other people close to Mike in order for her to get her big story. Meanwhile Coach's (Carl Weathers) team is undefeated and he is taking his superstitions to an extreme level. Adele (CCH Pounder) is unhappy that Coach won't break some of his superstitions for her. She feels like Coach is choosing the football team over her and doesn't know if she will ever get her husband back.

MIKE (Michael Strahan) is home for his first Christmas in ten years, and ADELE (CCH Pounder) is looking forward to the best Christmas ever, even if it means Mike and CHILL (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) will be fighting the whole time. However, problems start arising when Chill breaks the bad news to the Trainor staff that they have to work on Christmas. Then Adele's brother-in-law LENNY (Lenny Clarke) comes to stay after forgetting his anniversary. And finally, Mike gets an opportunity to work on TV for Christmas that he can't pass up. Will the Trainors have their "family" Christmas after all, or will their work interfere?

Mike (Michael Strahan) bets his brother Chill (Daryl Chill Mitchell) that he can stay in a wheelchair for a week in order to get out of doing the household chores. Coach (Carl Weathers) feels the itch to have another child around the home, but will he convince Adele (CCH Pounder) that they are ready for round two.

Three stories in one from Hollywood’s first major female director, Ida Lupino: a warlock killed by his nephew proves more vindictive than planned; a casino robber spends the night with an unusual piece of furniture; and an artist showcases a waxworks rogues’ gallery with a nasty secret.