Every christmas eve our national channel shows a Czech Cinderella

Here in Norway we've had this tradition for as long as I can remember (I'm a 24 old guy). The movie is Czech Three Wishes for Cinderella from 1973, and it's all dubbed by a single Norwegian. This isn't usual practice (we usually text all foreign movies) but this version is tradition for many, many people every christmas eve. I still watch (drinking black coffee and eating bacon of course).

What christmas traditions does your country have? TV or otherwise.

 (drinking black coffee and eating bacon of course).

Since 1960 all of Sweden gather in front of the TV at 3pm to watch From All of Us to All of You, which is insane.

"The show is one of the most popular shows all year in Sweden. Every year the viewers number between 3 million and 4.5 million in a country with just more than 9 million inhabitants."

Here in Poland there's been a pretty stupid tradition of showing Home Alone by one mediocre, but very popular comercial station. They tried to stop it a year ago and people were making petitions and posting on facebook to get it back for joke. The station brought it back... Maybe they are very self aware, but this shit was hilarious.

I live in Czech Republic and I have never seen that movie (I am 26 years old now). I would watch it in Norwegian language dubbed by a single guy tho!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgTpoy91nWo The Snowman is the traditional British Christmas movie (and is delightful)

Bacon? Coffee? Weird-ass Czech movies dubbed in Norwegian?

Are you sure you're in Norway and not heaven?

Proof that this isn't a small world. Cultural diversity ftw.

I've seen that movie and its a pretty good version of the story, funny comments and moments as well. I get why it is sent every year. :)

Something about a snowman that flies.

@Cincaid said:

Since 1960 all of Sweden gather in front of the TV at 3pm to watch From All of Us to All of You, which is insane.

"The show is one of the most popular shows all year in Sweden. Every year the viewers number between 3 million and 4.5 million in a country with just more than 9 million inhabitants."

We Danes do the same. I have been watching that show since before I can remember.

Edit: Also, Scandinavia representing!

@Cincaid said:

Since 1960 all of Sweden gather in front of the TV at 3pm to watch From All of Us to All of You, which is insane.

"The show is one of the most popular shows all year in Sweden. Every year the viewers number between 3 million and 4.5 million in a country with just more than 9 million inhabitants."

Norwegian here who used to take part in that tradition too. Watching it on the swedish channel =D Think they started airing it on a norwegian channel a few years ago.

In England the Queen makes a speech every Christmas.

in the US, the tv network TNT shows A Christmas Storyfor 24 hours in a row

Three Wishes for Cinderella and Little Lord Fauntleroy are on TV all the time over the holidays here in Germany. 9 - 12 times each. It's impossible to miss!

@UitDeToekomst said:

Bacon? Coffee? Weird-ass Czech movies dubbed in Norwegian?

Are you sure you're in Norway and not heaven?

Considering the amount of snow outside we're close to being on clouds.

@Froghourt said:

@Cincaid said:

Since 1960 all of Sweden gather in front of the TV at 3pm to watch From All of Us to All of You, which is insane.

"The show is one of the most popular shows all year in Sweden. Every year the viewers number between 3 million and 4.5 million in a country with just more than 9 million inhabitants."

We Danes do the same. I have been watching that show since before I can remember.

Edit: Also, Scandinavia representing!

Same here! They also send that on NRK1.

Every Christmas I hold a limp penis because I drank too much alcohol.

in the US, the tv network TNT shows A Christmas Storyfor 24 hours in a row

@Brother_PipPop: you're probably right, i don't know anything about tv anymore

@Drebin_893: and this year it can be seen in 3D.....presumably next year we'll get the Queen in HFR too.