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[[caption-width-right:170px:Looks like it's Santa who'd "better watch out", doesn't it?]]
 
''The Town Santa Forgot'' is an Emmy-nominated [[Christmas Special]] that started off as a poem written by Charmaine Severson, titled ''Jeremy Creek''. The [[Animated Adaptation]] was produced by [[Hanna-Barbera]] and originally aired December 3, 1993, on [[NBC]]. Narrated by [[Dick Van Dyke]], it has since been made available on VHS and been shown annually in [[Cartoon Network]] (before its [[Network Decay]]) and [[Boomerang]]'s Christmas marathons.
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What Jeremy doesn't realize, though, is that when Santa received his letter, he assumed that, since no kid could possibly want so much stuff, that Jeremy Creek was in fact the name of a place. And it ''was'' - to be more exact, it was the name of a swamp town that Santa had never before visited (hence the title). Thus, he had in fact brought the toys Jeremy wanted to the kids who live in the swamp town. When Jeremy finds out about this through a TV report on Christmas Day, he is at first outraged by this. But upon hearing how much the kids of the swamp town are willing to thank whoever wrote to Santa about them, it [[Defrosting Ice Queen|makes him feel better than any gift ever could]]. Following this [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]], the now-nicer Jeremy shares his toys with the rest of the kids in his neighborhood and even joins Santa on his annual gift-giving journey every year ([[Growing Up Sucks|until he eventually outgrows his seat in the sleigh]]).
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=== Tropes present: ===
* {{spoiler|[[And That Little Girl Was Me|...And That Little Boy Was Me]]}}
* [[Big No]] (Jeremy after his mother tells him Santa skipped their house)