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Line 4: A 1974 animated [[Christmas Special]] from [[Rankin/Bass Productions]] starts when the town of Junctionville has all of its letters returned from Santa Claus -- because a letter proclaiming Santa and his reindeer are fakes has appeared in the local paper and offended the jolly old elf. Father Mouse (George Gobel) investigates, and realizes his know-it-all son Albert (Tammy Grimes) has written the letter. Meanwhile, clockmaker Joshua Trundle (Joel Gray) tries to makes a singing clock in hopes of bringing Santa back. Things go from bad to worse when the clock publicly malfunctions -- but in the end, with the help of a [[Heel Face Turn]] on Albert's part, a happy Christmas ensues. Unlike most R/B productions, this featured 2D animation, rather than the usual [[Stop Motion]] puppet animation (called "Animagic"). {{tropelist}} ~~== The special contains the following tropes: ==~~ * [[Authority in Name Only]]: The Mayor has shades of this. * [[Christmas Special]] Line 45 ⟶ 44: [[Category:Christmas Special]] [[Category:Western Animation]] [[Category:~~Twas~~Western ~~The~~Animation ~~Night~~of ~~Before~~the ~~Christmas~~1970s]] [[Category:~~'Twas the Night Before Christmas~~{{PAGENAME}}]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Twas the Night Before Christmas}}