This Christmas movie is timeless, and I find it enjoyable every time I watch it!.....The plot definitely stays focused on Christmas...and flows nicely...a really nice magical type of Christmas movie...a light-hearted, "fun" movie, without being corny to prompt changing the channel...and without annoying "background" (so called) "singing" and / or unrelated songs and /or blaring music!...which Hallmark Christmas movies are notorious for having....This movie totally is unlike the other Hm. "Christmas" movies that attempted to have the same effect...but came up extremely short.The "humbug" theme was expressed in a way that made the movie optimistically interesting and cheerful....The very talented Crystal Bernard and Steve Guttenberg were excellent choices. Neither one was annoying. I think Steve particularly was an excellent choice to carry out his role. He had the right expressions, appearance, humor, sincerity, and voice tone...best Santa Jr. by far. Everyone's acting was nothing less than ideal. And on the whole, this movie is second to none in its category.***Congratulations to Steve, Crystal, and the staff for making a very, very enjoyable Christmas movie!***

To me, the only annoying thing about the movie was Nick's laugh. I realize that as Santa, he has to "ho ho ho" sometimes, but I didn't like hearing it every single time he laughed. Other than that, it was a great movie. Crystal Bernard is beautiful and always likable and the kid who played her son was a doll, too. You have to remember that Christmas movies are, as a general rule, not going to be Oscar winners. You have to like the genre first, and if you don't, you probably won't like most Christmas movies and should stay away from them (while muttering "Bah! Humbug!" to yourself!!!!). This one is better than most.

Made-for-TV, tame and lame. Must be the season of stupidity. Santa Claus(John Wheeler)is considering retirement and wants to turn over the reigns to his son Nick(Steve Guttenberg). But Santa is concerned because his son has yet to settle down become a family man. Ernst(Armiln Shimerman)actually runs the operations at the North Pole; and he hand picks three candidates for Nick to approve of. Nick surprisingly falls in love with a single mother Beth(Crystal Bernard), who has lost the Christmas spirit long, long ago. Will she be the next Mrs. Claus? Hokey deluxe. Also in the cast: Thomas Calabro, Dominic Scott Kay and Wendy Braun.

Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus is one of the crappiest TV movies I have ever seen. The story and the content of the movie is absolutely awful in terms of the script and the way the writer wrote ("mothering" parts of Beth played by Crystal Bernard), in the script that I feel is totally unacceptable causing the audience a lot of horrific, upsetting, boring and it is horrendous to watch.On the other hand, Beth Andrews (Crystal Bernard) is totally garbage in her role is 100% crap and her acting is totally rubbish which I feel is totally disgraceful for a Christmas movie to be broadcast, making the audiences feel aware. In my opinion it is not a good movie.I am not happy with the story, the content, the acting and everything which in the movie especially "Meet The Santas" which is another crap follow up. Wish this TV movie should not be broadcast at all.I wish this movie is not going to be broadcasts in future not in thirty million years.