The Santa Clause 2

Santa finds out he has to get married to remain Santa. Also he has to get to his home to take care of Charlie and take care of things in the north pole.Curtis makes a toy santa to make the elves think that santa is still there while the real santa goes home.The toy santa goes overboard and thinks that every kid on earth doesn't deserve toys.Toy santa stops the production of toys and forces the elves to make coal.The real santa rushes to the north pole to stop the toy santa but toy santa is already on his way to deliver coal to all the little boys and girls.

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Other mistake: The little girl elf pours Santa a mug of hot chocolate, but if you watch closely there is nothing in the mug when he drinks it.

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Neil Miller: I know you can find someone wonderful to spend the rest of your life with. Don't let the facts that you have no time, no prospects, and a paralyzingly fear of intimacy, get you down.
Scott Calvin: Have you ever helped anyone, ever?

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Trivia: When the real Santa and the fake Santa are fighting on the sleigh when the fake Santa is heading out to deliver coal to all the children, the fake Santa says something like 'You are a strange little man.' Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen) in the movie Toy Story said the same thing to Woody.

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Question: Who was the blond woman dancing to "Everybody Loves Christmas" in that mid-credits scene? Was she Principal Carol Newman or that Shaina Twain-wannabe?

Answer: The actress dancing to "Everybody Loves Christmas" is Elizabeth Mitchell, who plays Mrs. Claus/Principal Newman.

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