Holiday Home Makeover with Mr. Christmas
5.9
2020
Reality
Interior designer Benjamin “Mr. Christmas” Bradley works with a trusty team of "elves” to help families transform their homes for the holidays.
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EP1 - Not Your Mother's Christmas!
November. 18,2020
On the heels of a recent renovation, Patrice and Kalvin ask Mr. Christmas for help, in hope of impressing Patrice's hostess-with-the-mostest mother.
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EP2 - Small Town, Big Christmas
November. 18,2020
Mr. Christmas heads to West Islip, NY, where firefighter Jeff dreams of a dazzling community firehouse display that will honor his late father.
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EP3 - My Big Fat Italian Christmas
November. 18,2020
Old traditions meet new beginnings as Danielle hosts her fiancé at family Christmas for the first time. Can Mr. Christmas make it one to remember?
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EP4 - A Tale of Two Holidays
November. 18,2020
It’s all about balance for Mr. Christmas and his elves as Illana and Bob look to the team for seasonal decor that honors both Christmas and Hanukkah.
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