Oh, how I enjoy this "Christmas Show". I remember first borrowing this show when it was on "VHS" from a local library. I borrowed it, and borrowed it, and borrowed it. The last time I borrowed it, it wouldn't play. I was rather upset about that. But then I was delighted when I found it on DVD. The show opens with "Andy" singing: "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year". There are dancers dancing all around him and mock gifts being carried back and forth across the stage. And there is even this delightful dog on there named "Cody". I've often wondered if that was "Andy's" dog? "Andy" continues his show with more delightful "Christmas Songs", with guest stars: "Lorrie Morgan" and The "Osmond Brothers". Throughout the show he change his outfits, further showing how stylish he was. He even sang songs with a stage full of children, with Santa Claus making his appearance, playing a saxophone. My favorite section of the show was when he was dancing with the "reindeer". That was beautifully done. "Lorrie Morgan" soon came on, wearing a beautiful white pants outfit with a stylish lace top, to sing a beautiful song called : "These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things", solo. Then she sang "Little Snow Girl" with "Andy". And last but not least she sang "White Christmas" with "Andy" and "The Osmond Brothers", which finishes up "Lorrie's" appearance on the show. "The Osmond Brothers" later sang a medley of "Here We Come A'Caroling/We Wish You A Merry Christmas" and "Happy Holidays" with "Andy". "The Osmond Brothers" also wore stylish suits changing into different suits when they came out to sing "Here We Come A'Caroling/We Wish You A Merry Christmas" and "Happy Holidays" with "Andy", finishing up their appearance on the show. There was playful joking between "Andy" and "Lorrie". And then with "Andy", "Lorrie" and "The Osmond Brothers", which brought laughter from the audience. Their songs were sprinkled with snow after they would finish singing. Andy then continues the show in yet another stylish suit, ending the show with "Oh Holy Night". The thing that I wish is that the show had been longer. I'm assuming it was because the show was live when it was being broadcast on "PBS". They were, at the time selling copies of the show on "VHS" and "CD's" of the soundtrack. I didn't discover the show until about four years after it had been broadcast. Every since I first saw this show I wanted to visit "Andy Williams Moon River Theater". Unfortunately "Andy Williams" has passed on, now. But he has left a legacy of music. Even though we will never get anything new again, other than anything he may have already recorded, I for one will remain a big fan of Andy Williams. This is a must buy. If you have not seen it, you won't waste your money. After viewing it that should be enough to convince you to add it to your Christmas Collection. THIS IS MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE ALL AROUND CHRISTMAS SHOW. For me, "Christmas" just isn't complete without it.