Stan finds a magical snow globe that transports him to different Christmas-themed universes where he learns the true meaning of the holiday.

Lois decides the family needs a vacation for Christmas, leading to a disastrous trip that tests their holiday spirit.

Stan wishes he could redo a bad Christmas day and finds himself in a time loop, forced to relive the day until he gets it right.

Meg gets married on Thanksgiving, but the family is skeptical of her new husband. Peter uses the opportunity to try and get out of the holiday.

Meg has a heartwarming encounter at the mall, but things take a strange turn. Meanwhile, Stewie is traumatized by a mall Santa.

Stan is tasked with installing a new Santa at the North Pole but finds the current one is an old friend, leading to a moral dilemma.

Roger converts to Judaism and tries to make Hanukkah more popular than Christmas, creating a new holiday figure to rival Santa.

After Peter loses his Christmas spirit, he is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future in a parody of "A Christmas Carol".

Peter and Brian try to steal Christmas from the entire town of Quahog after Peter is chosen to play Santa at the mall.

Stan wishes for a different life and a mysterious man grants his wish, showing him a world where he is single and successful but miserable.

Peter helps Jesus lose his virginity on his birthday (Christmas), leading to heavenly consequences.

With the family still mourning Brian, Stewie uses his time machine to go back and save him, restoring Christmas joy.

Stan and Francine teach Steve about the mischievous Krampus, who punishes naughty children, only to have the real Krampus kidnap him.

Stan tries to liven up Thanksgiving by having a traditional Chinese meal, but his plans go awry when Francine's parents visit.

Peter tells his own version of the Nativity story, with the Griffins and their friends playing the roles of the biblical characters.

Stan is excommunicated from the church after a fight with Father Donovan, so he turns to the Antichrist to get revenge on Christmas.

The Griffins host a chaotic Thanksgiving dinner, which is interrupted by the unexpected return of Lois's long-lost brother.

The Smith family's Thanksgiving is disrupted when Stan's half-brother, a wealthy Native American, arrives and reveals a long-held family secret.

Stewie and Brian travel to the North Pole to kill Santa Claus, only to find a grim, overworked, and dying Santa running a bleak factory.

After accidentally killing a mall Santa, the Smiths are hunted by the real Santa Claus, leading to an all-out war on Christmas morning.

The Rapture happens on Christmas, leaving Stan and Francine behind. Years later, Stan must rescue Francine from the Antichrist.

After dying while trying to get the perfect Christmas tree, Stan must plead his case in heaven to prove his family deserves a good Christmas.

Stan travels back in time with the Ghost of Christmas Past to ruin Jane Fonda's career and save Christmas, with unintended consequences.

Stan competes with a rival neighbor to become the new church deacon, leading to a Thanksgiving showdown of piousness.

Lois tries to create the perfect Christmas, but the family's antics, including Peter giving away their presents, throw everything into chaos.