this film is in my top 5 films for Xmas this I regard as very close to the top one I love this because its really a family orientated film with Leslie Nielson portraying Santa for the second time as his character goes out for a spin this Xmas and quiet literally hits a storm and comes down to earth with a bump so as we see a TV news reporter having a bad day on the job on Xmas eve and his boss say he quiet literally need something to save his job and ratings so he has to come up with catchy to help like Santa eye but as the last thing peter all bright expected that a star attraction would fall onto his literally as this happens Santa forgets who is after the fall and cant remember his job details or his seasonal songs peter tired of Xmas being to hyped up he thinks he can make a good human story out this and milk it for all his worth as he tries to find who is through theraphy his on off partner Claire tries to get him a job the only one who believes is Claire's 7year old son as he find stuff belonging to nick to try and make him believe but in the north pole an all out rescue is being hatched as the head elf named max finds clue in new York to find him the boss and rescue the spirit of Xmas to give peter his wish and give Xmas hope at 7/10 and 1hr28mins its a lovely movie to have and go crazy this is my 126 review

Just watched the DVD of "Santa Who," and was again thoroughly delighted. Casting was very well-done, with Leslie Nielsen a nice choice for SC. Robyn Lively was not only a good "mom" choice, but also very easy on the eyes.Of course, this movie - this story - is no "Miracle on 34th Street," but then nothing is. Regardless, Santa Who is a fun Holiday film with a good story and very nice costuming.By the way, how many recognized "Red Green" as the security guard at the reindeer pen (toward the end of the movie)? No duct tape in sight, but fun to see him - if only for a brief moment.

I love the TV-movie "Santa Who?" It is such a classic. One reason is Leslie Nielsen, who plays the one-and-only Santa Claus. Peter Albright (Steven Eckholdt) is another highlight. Everything is to love about this film. That is why I enjoy it.

As typical of made for tv movies, this stunk, big time. Here you have one of the funniest men on screen and the directors screw it up. And you just had to interject the single mom stuff and what looked like an elf that wears silk underwear. This folks was no Police Squad, Naked Gun or Airplane, not even close.