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Is this the first sighting of a seasonal film? Tim Allen stars in the harmless tale from 1994 of a man who has to take the place of Santa.

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Film and TV TV Tv listings Place: Ireland Place: Lanzarote Place: Kilkenny Place: Apollo Place: London Place: Hammersmith Apollo Place: Paris Person: Tim Allen Person: Santa Person: Anne Enright Person: Edna O’Brien Person: Cecelia Ahern Person: Ross O’Carroll Kelly Person: Henry Shefflin Person: Jim McGuinness Person: Cormac McCarthy Person: Viggo Mortensen Person: Kodi Smit-McPhee Person: Charlize Theron Person: Britton Person: Shane Lynch Person: Stephen Gately Person: Simon Reeve Person: Oliver Cromwell Person: Bressie Person: David Bowie Person: Laochra Gael Person: Eddie Brennan Person: Diarmuid Lyng Person: Michael Kavanagh Person: Donal O’Grady Person: Dara Ó Briain Person: Fred Cooke Person: Jason Byrne Person: Stewart Francis Person: Romesh Ranganathan Person: Saeed ‘Shariff’ Torres Person: Farrah Person: Heather Event: Irish Book Awards 2015 Event: 1916 Rising Event: UN climate change conference Organisation: RTÉ One Organisation: BBC One Organisation: Christianity Organisation: New Order Organisation: RTÉ2 Organisation: BBC Four Organisation: Black Panther Organisation: FBI Organisation: Islam

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