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'The Santa Clauses' Finally Fixed That Awful Ending 16 Years Later
MovieWebStory by Adam Brown
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The Santa Clause franchise gets a much-needed redemption arc with a TV series that fixes the messy third movie's ending 16 years later.
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- The Santa Clause 3, released in 2006, was widely panned as the weakest installment in the holiday film trilogy - but the new Disney+ series has finally provided closure.
- Showrunners tapped the original cast, including Tim Allen as Santa, to return and properly wrap up the story, giving fans the satisfying conclusion they deserved all along.
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Tim Allen, Disney+, The Santa Clause 3, The Santa Clauses