Santa Baby: Directed by Ron Underwood. With Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ivan Sergei, George Wendt, Kandyse McClure. Mary Class is a highly successful business executive - who just happens to be the daughter of Santa Claus.

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Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe: Directed by Ron Underwood. With Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Mig Macario, Dean McDermott, Lorette Clow. When Santa goes missing, his daughter, Mary must save Christmas!

Santa, Baby!: Directed by Lee Dannacher. With Gregory Hines, Patti LaBelle, Vanessa Williams, Eartha Kitt. Noel Royce (GREGORY HINES), a onetime successful songwriter, becomes a sidewalk Santa in the hope of breaking his writer's block.

Santa Baby: Directed by Jonathan Zaurin. With J.J. McGrath, Joe Nurse, Heather Marshall. A psychopath dressed as Santa Claus wraps up his presents for this year's special distribution of gifts.

Santa Baby: Directed by David Widdicombe. With Hardee T. Lineham, Jordan Todosey, Rick Howland, Alison Northcott. A lonely ten-year-old girl falls in love with a department store Santa Claus and decides to take action when she learns Santa doesn't return her affections.

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Santa (George Wendt) is having heart trouble and so mom (Lynne Griffin) calls Mary Class (she changed her name) home. Mary (McCarthy) is a successful workaholic that has always had a rough time with dad (WHO HASN'T?).

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Santa, Baby! (2001) was Rankin/Bass Productions' first Christmas-themed made-for-TV movie in 16 years, following The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus (1985). It was also the production company's first overall made-for-TV movie in 14 years, following The Wind in the Willows (1983).