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"Kamp Kringle" is a special Christmas-themed episode of the Cartoon Network original series Camp Lazlo, produced as the ninth episode of its fifth season and originally aired on December 7, 2007.The episode opens with Slinkman taking the Camp Kidney campers up to Mount Whitehead for a nice view of a meteor shower. But when the camp bus's tires all blow out after running over Christmas tree light bulbs (in July), the campers decide to run out and enjoy the snow. But Lazlo, Raj, and Clam are surprised to find that they have arrived in Christmas land! The campers find a giant Christmas tree with ornaments, candy canes, and they even see elves up there. But the biggest surprise is that they see a workshop there. Slinkman decides to knock on the door to see if they have a phone so that he can call for a tire repair. At first, he's refused entrance but then someone else says he can come in: it's Santa Claus himself! (more...)
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- Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two companies, separating its streaming and studios divisions (including Warner Bros. Television, Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group, DC Studios, HBO, HBO Max, and their respective film and television libraries) from its linear television business (including CNN, Bleacher Report, and Discovery+). As of August 15th at midnight, HBO Family, MovieMax, OuterMax and ThrillerMax had ceased broadcasting.
- Paramount Global (the company that owns MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, VH1, Logo, and, well, the Paramount Network) completed its long-delayed merger with Skydance Media on August 7th.
- The Walt Disney Company has officially completed its acquisition of Hulu, having purchased its last remaining stake from NBC Universal. As a result, Hulu will be merging into Disney+ within the next year.
- Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, who starred as Blake Thorn in Santa With Muscles, died of a cardiac arrest at the age of 71 on July 24th.
- Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who played Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show (including its Christmas episodes) and voiced the Producer on The Magic School Bus cartoon (including its holiday special) and Braden's Dad in the Special Agent OSO special "The Living Holiday Lights", tragically died from drowning at the age of 54 on July 20th.
- corus. will be shutting down ABC Spark, the English-Canadian versions of Nickelodeon, Disney XD, Disney Jr., and the French-Canadian version of the Disney Channel (its English-Canadian counterpart will be unaffected) on September 1, 2025. In addition, Nickelodeon programming on YTV and Treehouse will also be removed on the same day.
- Michael Madsen, who portrayed Bump Bailey in The Natural, Glen in Free Willy 1 & 2, and Budd in Kill Bill: Volumes 1 & 2, died at the age of 67 on July 3rd. His Christmas roles include Vince in Christmas Thieves, and Ian in A Christmas Gamble.
- Over a year after its launch, MeTV Toons was added to DirecTV on June 30th, replacing the channel slot previously held by Universal Kids. It and Weigel's other entertainment networks - H&I, MOVIES!, Catchy Comedy, Story Television, and the original MeTV and MeTV+ - have also been announced to be added to the FuboTV streaming platform.
- Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service, Max, returned to its original name of HBO Max on July 1st.
- Singer Bobby Sherman, who famously portrayed Jeremy Bolt in Here Come the Brides (including its Christmas episode), died at the age of 81 on June 24th. His performance of "Jingle Bell Rock", from his own Christmas Album, was featured in Bad Santa.
- Jonathan Joss, who voiced John Redcorn on King of the Hill (including its last Christmas episode) and played Phil in Christmas in the Clouds, was unfortunately murdered on June 1st.
- Loretta Swit, who played Margaret Houlihan on M*A*S*H (including its Christmas episodes), Grace Bradley in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever and Sister Gabrielle in Miracle at Moreaux, died at the age of 87 on May 30th.
- Composer Alf Clausen, whose scores include A Very Retail Christmas and episodes of Moonlighting, The Simpsons, and rather fittingly, ALF (including their Christmas episodes), died at 84 years old on May 29th.
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