"The Judy Garland Show" aired on CBS on Sunday nights during the 1963-64 television season.  Judy had made a successful special in the spring of 1963 and CBS was hoping they had found lightning in a bottle to go up against "Bonanza," but the show never found a comfortable format until it was too late.  However, the reputation of the show's Christmas episode is untainted.  Judy is joined by her children Liza Minelli, Lorna Luft and Joey Luft, as well as singers Mel Torme and Jack Jones.  The musical highlights are Judy singing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (her best holiday song), a duet with Torme doing his "Christmas Song," and, of course, Judy singing "Over the Rainbow" to her kids (both of her daughters have numbers in the show as well).  This is one of the few DVDs in this series that offer only one episode, but once you see this one you will understand why.  Final Note:  For a first rate account of what was happening on this show behind the scene you should check out Mel Torme's "The Other Side of the Rainbow."  The Velvet Fog served as the show's musical advisor.