NBC Big Event 1977 Home for Christmas

Opening moments from the 1977 NBC Big Event presentation of "Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas", a holiday TV movie reuniting Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray and Lauren Chapin from the beloved TV series "Father Knows Best" (1954-1960).

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Entertainment

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• TV
• television
• big
• event
• movie
• 1970s
• 1977
• holiday
• Christmas
• Robert
• Young
• Jane
• Waytt
• Elinor
• Donahue
• Billy
• Gray
• Lauren
• Chapin
• father
• knows
• best

[67nairb]

Do you have FATHER KNOWS HOME FOR CHRISTMAS on video? Did you record on your vcr the year it came out?

[robatsea2009]

@67nairb Yes, I have a recording on a Betamax tape that I bought a few years ago

[67nairb]

Is it possible that you could air the whole show?

[robatsea2009]

@67nairb sorry, but I do clips only

[SIGNALSTAT]

please somebody download this movie.brings back great memories.

[SandraHurt70]

Is there anyway you can upload the whole movie on here to be viewed? I love this so so much.... I wish they had put it out on dvd in stores

[adheckle]

I always found it weird that they did this on tape?

[gymnastix]

@MarkJ1961 The houses used as the homes of "George Baxter" in "Hazel," and of the "Lawrence" family in "Gidget," were also part of the Screen Gems/Columbia Pictures lot a/k/a the "Columbia Ranch."

[smallcilla]

I had this on VHS, that I taped but somehow I lost it? They just don't make shows like this anymore...sad...

[SandraHurt70]

I so love this and want to see the whole version . where can you find the whole version at? I love the old christmas shows so heart felt.

[gymnastix]

@67nairb Check out the websites iOffer or sell dot-com to find the "Father Knows Best" TV reunion films. Vintage television collectors tend to use those sites over eBay these days.

[vonzswaylo100]

I would like for the whole movie to be on you tube I love this movie been trying to find it and have not had any luck

[67nairb]

@MarkJ1961 Thanks for the info. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS is probably available to watch at the Paley Center for the Media. The Paley Center was originally called the Museum of Television of Radio and before that it was called the Museum of Broadcating. Have you ever been there?