
Christmas isn't Christmas without slumping on the sofa for a proper telly special. From cracking comedies to tear-jerking soaps, which festive episode wins your remote?
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The Royle Family: The Queen of Sheba
A bittersweet masterpiece that had the whole nation reaching for the tissues between the giggles. Possibly the finest hour of British telly, full stop.

Only Fools and Horses: Time on Our Hands
The Trotters strike gold at last in a finale watched by over 24 million people. Pure festive magic with a proper lump-in-the-throat ending.

The Vicar of Dibley: The Christmas Lunch Incident
Geraldine attempting to eat three full Christmas dinners is comfort viewing at its finest. Dawn French at the absolute peak of her powers.

Gavin & Stacey: 2019 Christmas Special
Smithy and Nessa's cliffhanger had the entire country gasping into their Quality Street tins. Worth the wait, even if we're still arguing about the answer.

Doctor Who: The Christmas Invasion
David Tennant bursting onto the scene in his dressing gown set the gold standard for Whovian Christmases. Satsumas have never been the same since.
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