T.Bag's Christmas Ding Dong

Name: T.Bag's Christmas Ding Dong
Genre: Fantasy
Released: 1990-12-26
Duration: 25 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Georgina Hale, Glenda Jackson, John Hasler

TV Movie
1990
25m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Megan Kelly in T.Bag's Christmas Ding Dong (1990)

Fantasy

T. Shirt invites T. Bag to the opera at the Royal Flugelfurt Opera House. But they find cousin Vanity Bag already on stage, having taken the place of an unfortunate ingénue.T. Shirt invites T. Bag to the opera at the Royal Flugelfurt Opera House. But they find cousin Vanity Bag already on stage, having taken the place of an unfortunate ingénue.T. Shirt invites T. Bag to the opera at the Royal Flugelfurt Opera House. But they find cousin Vanity Bag already on stage, having taken the place of an unfortunate ingénue.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The first T-Bag episode to not end with the famous "Summer with Marty" theme.

Quotes
T. Shirt: Sorry about that, the day they dished out manners, she was out blowing raspberries at the vicar.

Connections
Followed by T. Bag and the Rings of Olympus (1991)

Soundtracks
Act II Aria from the Enchanted Trombone
Music by Terry Trower
Performed by Megan Kelly

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6/10

It's just okay

With Tallulah gone, T-Shirt attempts to surprise surrogate aunt (I guess) Tabatha by inviting her to an opera (one again in a Victorian setting) only for T-Bag to encounter her deceitful cousin Vanity (V-Bag?), played by Glenda Jackson, adding a dose of double Oscar winning credibility to the show.

Vanity plots to oust the rightful leading lady of the Opera, while T-Bag tries to get in on the act too. James Saxon shows up, once again playing a disturbing man-child (why did they go with this guy so often?) and, as usual, no one listens to T-Shirt's logic or common sense.

The slapstick is okay, and Georgina Hale is amusingly over-the-top but this special ain't going down in history. I did like seeing her in the bathtub though, even if she was covered in bubbles.