the only one I can think of right now is "THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW. It only had 1, in the first season. (I know some people say 2, but I never considered the 2nd one a Christmas episode)

The Flintstones only had one Christmas episode in its 5th or 6th season.

Three's Company only had one Christmas episode in the 2nd season.

Reba only had one in the 2nd season as well.

My Three Sons was on for 12 years and didnt have any Christmas shows

Andy Griffith was on 8 years with one first season christmas episode and its spinoff Mayberry RFD 3 seasons with no christmas episodes.

The Brady Bunch only had 1 episode (although it is famous now for the A Very Brady Christmas TV movie in 1988)

Did the Partridge Family make any?

Petticoat Junction had two episodes:
Cannonball Christmas (Season 1)
The Santa Claus Special (Season 4)


Green Acres had one episode:
An Old Fashioned Christmas (Season 2)

Diff'rent Strokes had two episodes:
Retrospective (Season 1)
Santa's Helper (Season 5)

Taxi had two episodes:
A Full House For Christmas (Season 1)
Get Me Through The Holidays (Season 5)

WKRP in Cincinnati had two episodes:
Jennifer's Home For Christmas (Season 2)
Bah, Humbug (Season 3)

Mork & Mindy had one episode:
Mork's First Christmas (Season 1)

Laverne & Shirley had three episodes:
Oh Hear The Angel Voices (Season 2)
Oh Come All Ye Bums (Season 4)
Friendly Persuasion (Season 7)

The Partridge Family made one Christmas episode. It aired in season 2 and was called "Don't Bring Your Guns to Town, Santa".:wave:

i love lucy had 1 christmas ep

The Partridge Family made one Christmas episode. It aired in season 2 and was called "Don't Bring Your Guns to Town, Santa".:wave:


thanks! now I have another reason to get season 2 on DVD :D

I'm glad there is such an interest in the subject of christmas episodes.......I've always wanted to do a book with a alphabetical listing of every TV series with episode titles, original airdates, episode descriptions, etc........I'm planning it in my retirement if someone doesn't beat me to it.....there is a book called "Christmas On Television" or something to that effect, it is a nice hardcover but is extremely erratic in its format, it reads as a book instead of a resource listing.

In its entire 8-season run, Dukes of Hazzard only had one Christmas episode. It was entitled "The Great Santa Claus Clause", and aired during the third season (12/19/1980).

In its entire 8-season run, Dukes of Hazzard only had one Christmas episode. It was entitled "The Great Santa Claus Clause", and aired during the third season (12/19/1980).

This was a great episode, I watch it every Christmas.

Found some more Christmas episodes, I was bored:

The Hogan Family had 1 episode:
Ho Ho Hogans (Season 6)

Rhoda had 1 episode:
Guess What I Got You For The Holidays

The Mary Tyler Moore Show had 1 episode:
Christmas And The Hard Luck Kid (Season 1)

Kate & Allie had 1 episode:
The Nightmare Before Christmas (Season 5)

Empty Nest had 1 episode:
A Christmas Story (Season 2)

Who's The Boss had 2 episodes:
The Christmas Card (Season 3)
A Spirited Christmas (Season 5)

One Day At A Time had 2 episodes:
Girl Talk (Season 4)
Not A Creature Was Stiring (Season 9)

Mr. Belvedere had 2 episodes:
Christmas Story (Season 4)
A Happy Guys Christmas (Season 6)

The Golden Girls had 2 episodes:
T'was The Nightmare Before Christmas (Season 2)
Have Yourself A Very Little Christmas (Season 5)

Perfect Strangers had 2 episodes:
A Christmas Story (Season 2)
The Gift Of The Mypiot (Season 4)

Webster had 2 episodes:
The Man In The Red Flannel Suit (Season 4)
Simple Gifts (Season 5)

My Two Dads had 2 episodes:
'Tis The Season (Season 1)
I'm Dreaming Of A Holiday (Season 3)

^ Yes, that Dukes episode was during the Cletus era. I wish they'd made another Christmas episode later on so Daisy and Enos could kiss under the mistletoe. :love:

I don't think "GUNSMOKE" ever had one and "BONANZA" only had one.

And, for the person that said "PETTICOAT JUNCTION" had two; it only had one. The 2nd one was basically a remake of it. By then though, some of the cast had changed, Lori Saunders had replaced Pat Woodall, Meridith McRae had replaced Jeannete Riley, I think Mike Minor had joined the cast, and Bea Benederit wasn't in the series anymore by then-in fact, she had died a couple months before.

the hooneymooner only had one christmas

yes, but 2 of the "HONEYMOONERS" sketches on "THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW" (those are what's called "the lost episodes") were Christmas related (and one was a remake of a sketch on "THE CALVICADE OF STARS")

I don't think "GUNSMOKE" ever had one and "BONANZA" only had one.

Gunsmoke did have at least one Christmas episode. Jeannette Nolan played a woman who ran an orphanage and denied the orphans in her care Christmas celebrations. Here is the tv.com description:

http://www.tv.com/gunsmoke/p.s.-murry-christmas/episode/41465/summary.html?tag=ep_guide;ep_title;15

Oddly enough, if tv.com is right, this ep aired 12/27/71, or 2 days AFTER Christmas. This ep included future better-known actors like Erin Moran and Willie Aames among the child actors playing the orphans.

I see that Jodie Foster also guest-starred in it. Interesting!

And, for the person that said "PETTICOAT JUNCTION" had two; it only had one. The 2nd one was basically a remake of it. By then though, some of the cast had changed, Lori Saunders had replaced Pat Woodall, Meridith McRae had replaced Jeannete Riley, I think Mike Minor had joined the cast, and Bea Benederit wasn't in the series anymore by then-in fact, she had died a couple months before.

The premise was the same (one aired in 1963, the other in 1966), but there were different guest stars (even though Charles Lane is in both of them), for instance: Tom Lester appeared on this episode as his Green Acres character Eb Dawson. Mike Minor had joined the cast by this point as Steve Elliot, Meredith MacRae was playing Billie Jo at this point along with Lori Saunders playing Bobbie Jo. Bea Benederet was very much alive in this episode, she would pass away two years later in 1968.

In my opinion, both episodes were good. I always enjoy Charles Lane's appearances on Petticoat Junction. The cast said that Charles is the exact opposite from his Homer Bedloe character.

^ I loved Charles Lane. Shortly before he passed, I wrote him a letter and he responded. :D