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In the sepia-tinged past when there were but three terrestrial TV channels in the UK and no household owned more than one receiver, Christmas viewing was both familial and communal. Before the advent of VCRs, big films were an event. One eagerly anticipated annual treat was The Wizard of Oz. This timeless 1939 classic was as redolent of Christmas as midnight Mass, mince pies and mistletoe. These were more innocent times when the term “friend of Dorothy” referred only to Toto.
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