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Title: I'll Be Home for Christmas (16 Dec 1994)
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| Patrick Duffy | ... | ||
| Suzanne Somers | ... | ||
| Staci Keanan | ... | ||
| Sasha Mitchell | ... | ||
| Brandon Call | ... | ||
| Angela Watson | ... | ||
| Christine Lakin | ... | ||
| Christopher Castile | ... | ||
| Josh Byrne | ... | ||
| Doris Roberts | ... |
Aunt Edna
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Jason Allen | ... |
Phil
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Megan Pryor | ... |
Gabrielle
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| Bodhi Elfman | ... |
Garry
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| Jason Behr | ... | ||
| Aaron Lohr | ... |
Lundy
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It's Christmas time and JT feels that he can going skiing with his mates now that he is 18. However, the trip doesn't quite go as expected. Bad-tempered Aunt Edna comes for a visit, much to Frank and the children's displeasure.
Low key episode of this show that deals with Doris Roberts as a grumbly aunt who shows up for dinner, much to the dismay of the rest of the family.
I believe this episode also contends with JT going away to a ski lodge that turns out to be a bust, with appearances by the Beavis and Butthead characters.
Finally JT and Frank must relent and confess they each wanted the other to WANT JT to be there for Christmas with the family. Can't recall a lot of Cody in this episode. I know he kind of steps out of a later Christmas episode with only a brief (albeit ironic) Chrissy Snow of Three's Company appearance at the beginning, before he was removed entirely from the show.
Episode ends with friends, cast and loved ones gathered around the piano singing Christmas carols. Fa la la la la la la