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Happy Christmas, Miss King (TV 1998)While Felix is away at the War the people of Avonlea try to have a good Christmas, but Miss King is suddenly badly hurt and she may not live... Director:Stefan ScainiWriter:Raymond Storey |
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Felicity Pike
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Daniel King
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Great Aunt Eliza
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Monty Dale
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Mabel Sloane
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Gurney MacDonald
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Ada Hubble
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Libby Hubble
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The King family from the Road to Avonlea television series gather together during the first World War to celebrate the holidays. The season is a time of crisis for the family this year, however, as eldest son Felix who was fighting overseas has been listed as missing in action. Meanwhile, Aunt Hetty grapples with loneliness and a potentially fatal back injury; Felicity searches for a new career; and Olivia considers moving back to Avonlea. Written by Jennifer Erin Fuhrman <Jenn328708@aol.com>
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13 December 1998 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Miss King Productions Inc., Sullivan Entertainment See more »
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About 20 characters from RTA vanished without even the slightest attempt to explain their whereabouts (including half the siblings in one family),and plot twists totally contrary to what RTA had explained. While it had a few good moments (and good perfomances by Jackie Burroughs as Hetty King and a shining cameo by Zachary Bennett as Felix King) to help it towards the end, they were not enough to offset the dreary tone throughout (with a disappointingly lackluster performance by Gema Zamprogna as Felicity Pike- who had done far better on the series) and overall, it wasn't worth the anticipation! Strictly for RTA fans willing to check their memory cells and logical reasoning at the door!