Sorry, Snoopy: President Obama Has a Big Announcement

Good grief, Charlie Brown: President Barack Obama has a prime-time address announcing his strategy in Afghanistan, postponing your classic holiday special.

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It's bound to be a white Christmas with this classic! From creator Charles M. Shultz and producer Bill Melendez, it's A Charlie Brown Christmas. Not only does this timeless special have the distinction of warming hearts young and old, but it has won both an Emmy® and a Peabody Award. Whether you are seeing this holiday masterpiece for the first time or the first time in years, you have doubtless heard of that ol' blockhead Charlie Brown and the little tree that could. Filled with mythology as the gang tries to put on a holiday play, kids big and small will end up with a pretty decent dance party, a lesson for the ages and some good old-fashioned fun. As for the tree … it's amazing what a little love can do. So grab a cup of hot cocoa or snuggle up beneath the mistletoe -- featuring two bonus episodes, It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown and It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown, enjoy Christmas the Peanuts way.

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Sorry, Snoopy: President Obama Has a Big Announcement

Good grief, Charlie Brown: President Barack Obama has a prime-time address announcing his strategy in Afghanistan, postponing your classic holiday special.

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What Are Your Favorite Holiday TV Classics?

Thanksgiving is upon us, and that means two things: lots of turkey and plenty of TV programming to get you in the mood for the holidays.

This year's lineup offers new programs like Prep & Landing (Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 8:30/7:30c, ABC), but if you're anything like us, you look forward to re-watching such classics as Charlie Brown Christmas, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, It's a Wonderful Life and How the Grinch Stole Christmas this time of year.

So we want to know: What are your holiday TV favorites?

Whether Frosty the Snowman warms your heart, or if you prefer to laugh along with movies like Home Alone, A Christmas Story and Bad Santa, share your picks and reasons why after the jump... read more

Homicide Complete Series and Other Announced Releases

New releases announced today, July 14:

A Charlie Brown Christmas on Blu-ray Disc will be coming out October 6

Homicide: Life on the Street - The Complete Series will be coming out September 29

Holiday TV Comedy Collection: The Office, 30 Rock, House, Monk and Psych will be coming out October 13

Van der Valk Mysteries - Set 1 will be coming out October 6

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Ratings: CBS Is First with Laughs!

Monday's ratings in review:

8 pm/ET
Charlie Brown and his scrawny tree topped the hour with 11.37 million total viewers. Combining for second, CBS' Big Bang Theory hit yet another (!) all-time high — 10.8 mil, up 600K from its last fresh outing — and Mother (10.49 mil, +450K) delivered its biggest audience since Britney circa March 24.

Opposite a fuller slate, Chuck (6.93 mil) dipped 320 thou and Sarah Connor (5.2 mil) dropped 11 percent. Gossip Girl (3.01 mil) slipped a hair.

9 pm
CBS comedies ruled, with Men (15.65 million viewers) enjoying its best numbers since February and Worst Week (10.6 mil) gathering its largest audience since its premiere. Boston Legal placed second, averaging 10.2 mil over its two-hour swan song — a 21 percent surge from its previous episode.

Heroes (7.78 mil, -220K), Prison Break (5.39 mil, -410K) and Privileged (1.9 mil, 0300K) all dropped, though the CW charmer matched its best numbers in target demos.

10 pm
CSI: Miami dominated with 13.6 million viewers, down 500K. Lagging behind BostonMy Own Worst Enemy (3.96 mil) continued its lame-duck decline.

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Tonight's TV Hot List: Monday, Dec. 8, 2008

How I Met Your Mother
8:30 pm/ET CBS
Ted and Barney have progressed from slap bets to outright fighting.

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Premise: In the Emmy and Peabody-winning animated cartoon from 1965, the gang mounts a holiday pageant as Charlie Brown bemoans Yuletide commercialism. Also: a new set of animated “Peanuts” vignettes, based on previously published strips. Voices...Charlie Brown: Peter Robbins. Lucy: Tracy Stratford. Linus: Christopher Shea.

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