I'd love to but I cannot access the American site in Canada. I will keep an eye out for it - read the write up/reviews and it sounds good. Ta, Peggy

I like White Christmas, Holiday Inn, Little Women with Susan Sarandon, Noel, also with Susan Sarandon.. it's sad but I still like it. So many I like it's hard to choose. I have both Mrs. Miracles because I love Doris Roberts. I did not watch Christmas Shoes or Christmas Blessing this year. I've been watching the funny ones too. Christmas vacation, Christmas with the Kranks, both Home Alones, Elf, Fred Clause. I plan to watch Christmas Carol with G.C. Scott tonight. Salgal, I do like The Family Stone too..thanks for reminding me. Collecting movies Christmas and other) is a hobby for me..I have to many to mention

Had you already seen this movie...or did you watch it last night. I see it can also be watched on Hulu. I check the Lifetime movies to see what's playing...I enjoy pluggin in my ear buds and quietly listening while Denny is blaring the tv. He needs hearing aids...8)

Unfortunately your options for a "great" picture and sound is going to be somewhat limited in that size of television because consumers generally want bigger TV's and manufacturers put their efforts into those. Your best bet is to visit your local stores and see what's available. Generally speaking the better quality televisions come with "smart" features but, obviously, you don't need to use them. As for connecting the TV to your computer, all modern televisions are going to come with some number of HDMI ports and a COAX connection. After that there may or may not be other connections (component, composite, etc.). Does your laptop have an HDMI port? If not, you're going to have to find a TV that has the port you need. As for watching over-the-air television, all you need is an antenna. The number of stations you can receive is going to be a function of your proximity to the local broadcast towers and the kind of antenna you have.