Tears Of Unfathomable Sadness Cried On Twitter Because 'Elf' Not On TV
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Before we go any further in this article, it's probably worth me pointing out that the best Christmas film is The Santa Clause, starring Tim Allen, so as long as that's allowed to be aired around Christmas then - in my view at least - it is not cancelled this year.
That said, Elf is definitely up there when it comes to Christmas films, and with the newly released festive TV schedule showing that it isn't being aired on any of the television channels in the coming weeks, people have got a bit wound up.
The decision means that viewers will missing out on watching the classic spaghetti scene...
Credit: New Line Cinema
It all blew up after the Radio Times tweeted about it.
The movie #Elf is not showing ANYWHERE on British TV this year. :disappointed: https://t.co/4fTdBE4fqG pic.twitter.com/H6GQBofBW9
- Radio Times (@RadioTimes) December 9, 2016
The social media response was one massive cry-face emoji.
@RadioTimes just cancel Christmas !
- andrew rodgers (@andyrodgers1) December 9, 2016
@RadioTimes this is outrageous :cry:
- Cizzie Rowlands (@CizzierR) December 9, 2016
@bungi1979 @RadioTimes I blame Brexit personally
- MaffJones:christmas_tree::gift: (@MaffJones) December 9, 2016
@RadioTimes can this year get any worse? OMG!! Noooo!!
- BethTWDAmbrose:gift: (@scotty1234xx) December 9, 2016
@RadioTimes embarrassing considering it's the greatest Christmas movie of the century so far. How can this be?
- Jamie Summers (@jamiesummersbks) December 9, 2016
As much as I, you and everyone else might feel moved to have a whine about it, as seems to be the fashion. I probably don't need to point out that if you can put together a 140-character response on social media, then you probably have it in you to find an online streaming service to watch it on. Or if you're still living in the dark ages you could always pop down your local shop and get it on DVD for three quid.
Woah, crisis averted - thank me in the comment section!
Featured image credit: New Line Cinema