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I saw a Christmas special either last year or the year before and I'd like to watch it again this year. However, I can't remember the name.

I saw it either in the US or in New Zealand. I don't remember the channel. It was a traditionally-animated comedy and I think it was new when I saw it. The main character was an over-weight jerk who learns to care about other people. It takes place in a town inhabited by personifications of various holidays. Most of them looked human. Something happens to Santa and the main character has to deliver the presents. He decides to deliver presents to every child on Earth. I don't believe it was part of a pre-existing franchise or series.

At the end, the main character

starts dating his old love, the female personification of Bastille Day.

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    Had the jerk incidentally a heart which was three times too small ? Commented Dec 7, 2015 at 1:07
  • @ThorstenS. It's not how The Grinch Stole Christmas. It's a much more recent work.
    – Rogue Jedi
    Commented Dec 7, 2015 at 1:08
  • Ok, misremembered it. Commented Dec 7, 2015 at 1:09
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    Were the characters humans or anthropomorphized animals, etc...? Any chance you can remember the broadcast channel? (I assume you mean in the US - if in the UK that would be helpful to know)
    – NKCampbell
    Commented Dec 7, 2015 at 1:15
  • @NathanK.Campbell Updated.
    – Rogue Jedi
    Commented Dec 7, 2015 at 1:26

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I believe the movie you're looking for is "How Murray Saved Christmas".

From Wikipedia:

The story begins in Stinky Cigars, the secret town where all the holiday characters live, from the famous (Santa and the Easter Bunny) to the obscure (Labor Day Amos and Arbor Day Aardvark). Everyone's happy in Stinky Cigars - except Murray Weiner, the grumpy owner of Murray's Holiday Diner. But when Santa is knocked out cold by an experimental toy - the Jack-in-the-Boxer - it's up to Murray to save Christmas - which he does, in a weirdly wonderful way. He even brings toys to the naughty kids!

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