Prep & Landing: A Hilarious Christmas Tradition!

Thread starter FredGarvin
Start date Dec 27, 2009
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Prep and Landing is praised for its humor and is considered a new holiday favorite for Christmas viewing. The show is noted for its entertaining content, making it a go-to option during the holiday season. Viewers appreciate the convenience of DVRs to skip excessive commercials, which can detract from the viewing experience. Despite some reluctance to engage with Christmas-themed programming, the show's appeal has won over audiences.

Dec 27, 2009

FredGarvin

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Did anyone get a chance to see Prep and Landing? It was hilarious. What a great show we're going to watch every Christmas from now on. Thank goodness for DVRs though. Wayyyyyyyy too many commercials.

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Danger

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I try to avoid anything 'Christmassy', but there was nothing else on. I loved it. :redface:

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