Continuity mistake: When Jingle, Jangle, and Mrs. Claus pay a visit to Mother Nature, Mother Nature calls her sons beside her - Snow Miser and Heat Miser. She then turns to Snow Miser and asks him to allow a little snow fall in the South, and then turns to his brother, Heat Miser, and asks to allow just "one Spring day at the North Pole." The words are correct dialog, but she should have said each of those lines to the OTHER brother. (00:39:40)
The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974)
Directed by: Arthur Rankin Jr., Jules Bass
Starring: Mickey Rooney, Shirley Booth, Dick Shawn, George S. Irving
Continuity mistake: When Mrs. Claus first visits Snow Miser, he refers to Heat Miser as his "step-brother" but if they are both Mother Nature's sons, he would be his half-brother.
Continuity mistake: In the scene just before 'commercial break' in which Vixen is shown in the dog pound cage, at first she is shown wearing socks on her ears in dog disguise. Then there is a close up of her not wearing the socks, with her ears and antlers showing. When Santa comes to pick her up, she is wearing the socks again and the dog catcher is surprised to see that she is a reindeer when Santa removes them.
Snow Miser's Men: He's Mister White Christmas, he's Mister Snow. He's Mr. Icicle, he's Mister 10 below.
Snow Miser: Friends call me Snow Miser, whatever I touch turns to snow in my clutch. I'm too much.
Snow Miser: Don't be such a stranger! Come around with your husband, we'll have a blizzard! Ha ha ha ha.
Santa Claus: All right. What are you up to?
Mrs. Santa: Up to? Do I look like I'm up to something?
Santa Claus: No, you don't look like you're up to something, but whenever you look like you're not up to anything, you're up to something.
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