A CHRISTMAS STORY / DR. SEUSS’ HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (Photos: TBS/TNT)

It’s November 1st, which means it’s the perfect time to announce more holiday programming schedules that you’re so eagerly awaiting!  TBS and TNT dropped their lineup to get you in the spirit, and the holiday event is going to run from now until January!

You can, of course, look forward to holiday yuletide classics like Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)”, “The Polar Express”, “A Christmas Carol (TNT Version)”, and the annual 24-Hour Marathon of “A Christmas Story” – airing on both networks, but the networks will also air the premiere of “Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses”, movie marathons for Thanksgiving Weekend and New Year’s Day, and lots more. See the schedule highlights below*!

TBS – Christmas Movie Marathon:

Saturday, November 6
“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 6:30pm ET/PT
“The Year Without a Santa Claus” – 7pm ET/PT
“The Polar Express” – 8pm ET/PT
TBS Front Row Presents “12 Dates of Christmas” – 10pm – 12am ET/PT

Sunday, November 7
“Fred Claus” – 12:30pm ET/PT
“The Polar Express” – 5:30pm ET/PT
“Fred Claus” – 7:30pm ET/PT
TBS Front Row Presents “12 Dates of Christmas” – 10pm -12am ET/PT

TNT – Holiday Movie Stunt:

Saturday, November 13
“The Polar Express” – 8pm ET/PT

Sunday, November 14
“The Polar Express” – 4:28pm ET/PT
“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 6:27pm ET/PT
“The Year Without a Santa Claus” – 6:57pm ET/PT

TBS:

Saturday, November 13
“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” – 8:00pm ET/PT
TBS Front Row Presents “12 Dates of Christmas” – 10pm -12am ET/PT

Sunday, November 14
“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” – 6pm ET/PT
“Four Christmases” – 8:00pm ET/PT
TBS Front Row Presents “12 Dates of Christmas” – 10pm -12am ET/PT
“Four Christmases” – 12am ET/PT

TNT:

Friday, November 19
“Fred Claus” – 7:30pm ET/PT

TBS:
Saturday, November 20
“The Polar Express” – 4:30pm ET/PT
“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 6:30pm ET/PT
“The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974)” – 7pm ET/PT
TBS Front Row Presents “12 Dates of Christmas Finale” – 10:15pm ET/PT

TNT:
Saturday, November 20
“Fred Claus” – 5:30pm ET/PT
”Four Christmases” – 8pm ET/PT

TBS:
Sunday, November 21
“The Polar Express” – 2:45pm ET/PT
“The Wizard of Oz” – 4:45pm ET/PT

TNT:
Sunday, November 21
”Four Christmases” – 6pm ET/PT
”National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” – 8pm ET/PT
”National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” – 10pm ET/PT

TNT – Thanksgiving Weekend Movie Marathon:

Thursday, November 25
“Justice League” – 12pm ET/PT
”Wonder Woman” – 2:30pm ET/PT
“Suicide Squad” – 5:30pm ET/PT
”Justice League” – 8pm ET/PT
“Birds of Prey” – 10:30pm ET/PT

Friday, November 26
”Birds of Prey” – 11am ET/PT
“Suicide Squad” – 1 :30pm ET/PT
”Wonder Woman” – 7pm ET/PT

Saturday, November 27
“The Lego Batman Movie” – 12pm ET/PT
“Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” – 2pm ET/PT
“Wonder Woman” – 5pm ET/PT
“Aquaman” – 8pm ET/PT
”Joker” – 11pm ET/PT
“Justice League” – 1:30a ET/PT

TBS:

Thursday, November 25
“Bob’s Burgers” Thanksgiving Marathon – 10:30am – 1pm ET/PT
“Friendsgiving Thanksgiving Day Marathon” – 1pm – 6pm ET/PT
“Four Christmases” – 6pm ET/PT
“Big Bang Theory” – Thanksgiving Episodes – 10pm ET/PT

Friday, November 26

“Four Christmases” – 2:15pm ET/PT
“Four Christmases” – 7pm ET/PT
“Four Christmases” – 9:30pm ET/PT

TBS – Thanksgiving Weekend Movie Marathon:

Saturday, November 27
24 Hours of “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” – 6:00am ET/PT

Sunday, November 28
Premiere of “Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses” – 8pm ET/PT

TNT – Cyber Monday Movie Marathon:

Monday, November 29
“Spider-Man (2002)” – 12pm ET/PT
”Spider-Man 2 (2004)” – 2:30pm ET/PT
”Spider-Man 3 (2007)” – 5:15pm ET/PT
”Doctor Strange” – 8:15pm ET/PT

TBS:

Saturday, December 4
Christmas with Friends Marathon – 1pm – 6pm ET/PT
“A Christmas Story” – 6pm ET/PT
“A Christmas Story” – 8pm ET/PT

Sunday, December 5
“Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses” – 8pm ET/PT

TNT:

Monday, December 6
“A Christmas Carol (TNT Version)” – 10pm ET/PT

TBS:

Saturday, December 11
“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 8pm ET/PT
“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 8:30pm ET/PT
“A Christmas Story” – 9pm ET/PT

Sunday, December 12
“Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses” – 8pm ET/PT

TNT – Christmas Movie Stunt:

Saturday, December 18
”Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 7pm ET/PT
“A Christmas Story” – 7:30pm ET/PT
“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)” – 9:30pm ET/PT
“A Christmas Carol (TNT Version)” – 10pm ET/PT

TBS:

Sunday, December 19
“Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses” – 8pm ET/PT

Monday, December 20
Christmas Animation Marathon – 4pm – 11pm ET/PT
“Bob’s Burgers”
“American Dad”

TBS – “A Christmas Story” 24-Hour Marathon:

Friday, December 24 – Saturday, December 25
“A Christmas Story” – 8pm – 8pm ET/PT

TNT – “A Christmas Story” 24-Hour Marathon:

Friday, December 24 – Saturday, December 25
“A Christmas Story” – 9pm – 9pm ET/PT

TBS:

Friday, December 24
Holiday-themed episodes of:
“Family Matters” – 6am -9:30am ET/PT
“George Lopez” – 9:30am – 11:30am ET/PT
”Friends“ – 11:30am – 5pm ET/PT
”Big Bang Theory” – 5pm – 8pm ET/PT

Friday, December 31
New Year’s Eve Movie Marathon – 12pm – 8pm ET/PT
“Bridesmaids” – 11am ET/PT
“50 First Dates” – 1:30pm ET/PT
“Knocked Up” – 3:30pm ET/PT
“Superbad” – 5:45pm ET/PT

TNT:

Friday, December 31
New Year’s Eve Marvel Movie Marathon
Marvel Studios’ “Ant-Man” – 12pm ET/PT
Marvel Studios’ “Ant-Man and the Wasp” – 2:15pm ET/PT
Marvel Studios’ “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” – 4:30pm ET/PT
Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther” – 7:15pm ET/PT

TBS:

Saturday, January 1
New Year’s Day Movie Marathon – 12pm – 7:30pm ET/PT
“Back to the Future” Trilogy

TNT:

Saturday, January 1
New Year’s Day Marvel / Avengers Movie Marathon
Marvel Studios’ “Ant-Man and the Wasp” – 10am ET/PT
Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Age of Ultron” –12:30pm ET/PT
Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Infinity War” – 3:15pm ET/PT
NHL Winter Classic – 6pm – 10pm ET/PT

*This schedule most features holiday-themed programming, but to see the full schedules of all programming, please check out TBS and TNT‘s daily schedules.

Stay Merry,