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Lifetime's Mistletoe & Menorahs Is Proof We Need More Hanukkah Movies

Our holiday movie podcast breaks it down

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Julia Lechner

Welcome to Episode 16 -- the season finale! -- of TV Guide's podcast dedicated to celebrating holiday movies, All I Want for Christmas Is This Podcast.

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In our latest episode, TV Guide senior editor Sadie Gennis joins host Julia Lechner to discuss Lifetime's Mistletoe & Menorahs, starring Kelley Jakle (Pitch Perfect, Christmas Harmony) and Jake Epstein (Degrassi: The Next Generation, Designated Survivor).

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In the film, Jakle and Epstein play people who need help learning about Hanukkah and Christmas, respectively. (She's a toy-industry exec who wants to land a big account; he's got a girlfriend's father he wants to impress.) The two learn new traditions -- and soon share a romance as well.

Is this the greatest interfaith coupling we've seen on television this year? Is Epstein's Jonathan #BoyfriendGoals? Would children actually play with any of the toys in this movie? Can you survive on a diet of latkes and nothing else? Listen to find out.

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Courtesy of Marvista Entertainment.

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