Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh

2008

Comedy / Family

3
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 70% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.6/10 10 4908 4.9K

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Plot summary

Step brothers Drake and Josh must give a foster family the best Christmas ever or face years in jail for a Christmas party gone wrong.

Top cast

Miranda Cosgrove as Megan Parker
Bailee Madison as Mary Alice
Josh Peck as Josh Nichols
Henry Winkler as Judge Newman
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824.87 MB
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English 2.0
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29.97 fps
1 hr 29 min
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1.49 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
TV-G
Subtitles us  
29.97 fps
1 hr 29 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Bryan A. 10 / 10

5 Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh (TV Movie

5 Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh (TV Movie 2008) - IMDb Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh is a 2008 Nickelodeon TV movie continuing the series, where Drake promises a young fan, Mary Alice, the best Christmas ever, leading to comical chaos as they try to give her foster family a perfect holiday while facing trouble from a stern officer and dealing with a mischievous Megan, culminating in heartwarming holiday spirit and a snowy surprise, all while juggling a failed Christmas party at The Premiere theater. Plot Summary: The Promise: Drake, working as Santa at the mall, meets Mary Alice, who asks him to make sure her foster family has the best Christmas ever, and he impulsively promises he will. The Mishap: Drake and Josh's parents go on vacation, leaving them in charge, but Drake's plans for a Christmas party at the Premiere theater get out of hand. The Conflict: Josh gets arrested, and they face a judge who agrees to let them off jail time if they fulfill their promise to Mary Alice's foster family (including twins Lily & Violet, Zigfee, Trey, and Luke). Megan's Interference: Their sister Megan, after being promised a rare oboe by Drake, initially sabotages their efforts but eventually helps. The Resolution: After numerous failed attempts, including a chaotic snowball fight with cheese, Officer Gilbert sees their genuine efforts and the family votes "yes" for the best Christmas ever, bringing everyone together for a joyful, snowy celebration as their parents return. Key Elements: Characters: Returns the main cast, including Drake, Josh, Megan, Helen, Crazy Steve, and Mindy. Humor: Features the show's signature slapstick and funny situations, centered around their elaborate schemes. Heartwarming Theme: Focuses on family, kindness, and the true spirit of Christmas. Legacy: Became a highly-watched holiday classic, airing a year after the series ended
Reviewed by Brenden D 4 / 10

Why Does This Even Exist??? After a solid

Why Does This Even Exist??? After a solid Series finale to a Nickelodeon classic, the stars decided to come back for a pointless holiday special that at any other point, at best, would have just been okay, but here, feels like a complete mess. If you miss the first half of the special and just watch the last half, it's a harmless charming Christmas special. But as a whole taking place after the original ending, it messes with the ending while also not making the slightest lick of sense in terms of timeline & plot. The inciting incident even for Teen Nick standards is ABSOLUTELY Rediculous and feels beyond lazy and forced. Josh is arrested for no reason, pushed off a roof by cops, ends up in the slammer, followed by Drake, and now they have to give kids the Best Christmas Ever??? If you found the Series Finale of Drake & Josh satisfying, skip this special. It's not worth it. C+ or B- 3.8-4.2/10 No Thanks
Reviewed by Fan of V 5 / 10

Tbh - I don't like this movie at

Tbh - I don't like this movie at all. It's just not nearly as funny as the show as I was forcing myself to laugh many of the times instead of laughing at the scenes naturally (like in the show and even in the Go Hollywood movie). It's pretty cliché too. Tho one thing I really appreciated in the movie is how they made Drake take situations seriously again, cause if that were a regular episode on season 3 or 4, he definitely wouldn't give two shits about the foster kids and spend the whole movie looking for girls to kiss or something. I dunno, man, it just didn't click with me.
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