"A Magic Key is the Only Way to Save Santa from Kidnappers!"16 December 1993Family22 mins
On a snowy Christmas Eve, Santa Claus is kidnapped and held for ransom. A young elf goes on a mission to find a magic key that will help her free Santa Claus. Sequel to the special "The Elf Who Saved Christmas."
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