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Holiday Movies, Specials and Marathons Abound TUNE IN TONIGHT DEAR ABBY taste in music can Holiday movies, Teen kept in dark about his change as they grow older. Many specials and autism should be informed people enjoy lis- DEAR ABBY: DEAR CAN I TELL: My nephew, Your grade I started to like Abigail tening to marathons abound “Logan,” is a sophomore sister may mean well, music from the ‘60s to the rap music in high school. He is but keeping her son in ‘90s. But now I’m a soph- Van Buren without There’s a Christmas ily” (10:30 a bright, awesome kid the dark about why he is omore in high school, indulging special for every taste. p.m.). who is on the autism the way he is, is cruel. I and I have become a fan in the life- Even those who have Sun- spectrum. He is very agree that the boy should of rap and electronic style that’s described — thrown taste to the winds. dance also high-functioning, even be told, but the person music. including, I have heard, Fox News may not like invites on a higher level than to persuade your sister A lot of adults think some of the performers the so-called “War on viewers to Asperger’s. But the social to come clean would be rap is trash. I understand who write and perform it. Christmas,” but Fox thinks a 24-hour struggles/issues are still your nephew’s pediatri- that it may cover some If you like a particular Christmas Eve is a night marathon there. To this day, my sis- cian, because it appears mature subjects like sell- genre of music, I see no for ultimate fighting! A Kevin of “The ter refuses to tell Logan she has tuned you out on ing drugs, violence, sex reason why you can’t “Special UFC Event” (8 Andy about his autism. She feels that subject. He should and living in the ‘hood. continue to enjoy it. p.m. Saturday) features all McDonough Griffith immense guilt and goes have been getting coun- But I still find rap songs Although some employ- manner of ultra-violence Show” into panic mode every seling and/or therapy to to be a pleasure to listen ers check the internet between Max Holloway (6 a.m. time I bring it up. She help him deal with his to. profiles of prospective and Anthony Pettis; Don- Saturday). thinks he wouldn’t be able social issues. Am I wrong to enjoy employees, I have never ald “Cowboy” Cerrone For some, nothing says to handle it. If the conversation still rap music? This may heard of an applicant and Matt “The Immortal” Christmas like the inves- The poor kid knows hasn’t happened by the sound irrational, but I being rejected for a job Brown; and “Groovy” tigation of a petty officer’s something is wrong but time Logan turns 18, tell know employers search because of his taste in Lando Vannata and kick- untimely demise. USA doesn’t know what. Can I him then. He will prob- social media profiles. music. boxer John Makdessi. unspools a Christmas tell him? Or if it’s morally ably be grateful to be able If I make the fact that If watching such bouts Eve “NCIS” marathon (10 wrong to tell him, can I to put a label on what he’s I enjoy rap public, will TO MY JEWISH READERS: seems like something a.m. to 11 p.m., TV-PG). tell him when he is 18? I experiencing. they reject me? These are Tonight at sundown the you’d consign to the seed- Christmas-themed epi- am a nurse, and I strongly just thoughts that have eight days of Hanukkah iest corners of Pottersville, sodes start at 4 p.m. believe everyone should DEAR ABBY: My taste crossed my mind, so I’m begin. Happy Hanukkah, then you might watch, or Christmas Eve offers know everything about in music has changed asking for some advice. everyone. May all of you re-watch, the 1946 Frank one last chance to indulge their conditions, mental throughout my life. I Hip-hop fan in New enjoy a joyous festival of Capra holiday classic “It’s in “Elf” (7:40 p.m., Free- as well as physical. But it’s liked pop when I was Jersey lights. a Wonderful Life” (8 p.m. form) and “National tough with my nephew young because that’s what — DearAbby.com or Saturday, NBC). Lampoon’s Christmas because he is still a minor. I heard played on the DEAR FAN: As your expe- P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- Christmas is hardly Vacation” (9:45 p.m., Free- Can I tell him? car radio. Then in eighth rience illustrates, people’s les, CA 90069. immune to the prevailing form). It’s also your last technological thrust of opportunity to rewatch our times. “Disney Prep & the 1951 version of “A Landing” (8 p.m. Saturday, Christmas Carol” (7 p.m. ABC, TV-G) and “Prep and 8:50 p.m., Fox Movie ASK THE DOCTORS & Landing: Naughty vs. Network). The best of the Nice” (8:30 p.m. Satur- Scrooge movies. day, ABC, TV-G) puts a Hallmark has been Families living in older homes should check for lead paint military logistics spin on keeping movies like “Every the North Pole’s activi- Christmas Has a Story” DEAR DOCTOR: We live in a charm- damage. ties. A similar theme runs (8 p.m. Saturday) and “A ing older home, but some of the Problems arise because as it through the 2014 cable December Bride” (9:30 paint looks old. How worried ages, lead-based paint chips, cracks, feature “Santa Hunters” p.m. Saturday) in steady should I be that it might contain peels and crumbles. The resulting (8 p.m. Saturday, Nickel- rotation since Oct. 29! lead? particles mix easily with household odeon) about kids who And the network won’t let dust and get distributed through- employ advanced video a little thing like Christ- DEAR READER: You’re right to be out the house. equipment to catch Santa mas’ departure stop it. concerned about the possible pres- Since kids tend to explore the Claus in the act. Benjamin The holiday romances ence of lead-based paint in your Dr. Elizabeth Ko and Dr. Eve Glazier world with their mouths, the “Lil P-Nut” Flores Jr. stars. run right into 2017 with home. Even in small quantities, chance that they’ll ingest lead from Both TNT and TBS “A Rose for Christmas” on lead is toxic to humans and ani- older paint that is deteriorating is present the 20th annual Jan. 1. mals. Children under the age of 6 lead-based paints went into effect, high. Sweeping, vacuuming or even 24-hour marathon of n You can’t say the folks and pregnant women are particu- are considered to be safe. a breeze from an open window can “A Christmas Story” (8 at ABC haven’t offered larly susceptible to the ill effects of The probability of finding lead- make lead-filled dust go airborne. p.m. Saturday). As if to musicals for every genera- lead. based paint in your home increases To know whether or not the prove that this tale of tion. Since Thanksgiving Children who have ingested along with its age. Homes built paint you are worried about con- Ralphie, his “Old Man” they’ve broadcast “Mary lead may suffer from hyperactiv- between 1960 and 1977 have a 24 tains lead, you can purchase a test and the boy’s quest for a Poppins,” “The Sound ity, lowered IQ, anemia, impaired percent chance of containing lead- kit at a hardware store or hire a Red Ryder BB gun could of Music” and “Frozen.” growth and hearing problems. In based paint. That number spikes to certified inspector. If you plan to not be improved upon, They celebrate Christmas pregnant women, the presence of 69 percent for homes built between remove the paint or to do major they went and made the evening with the 1991 lead can slow the growth of the 1940 and 1959. Homes that predate renovations, it’s important to use a unloved and unwelcomed animated hit “Beauty and fetus, cause nerve or brain damage 1940 have a whopping 87 percent certified contractor who will know 2012 sequel “A Christmas the Beast” (8 p.m. Sunday), to the unborn child, and even lead probability of containing lead- proper abatement procedures. Story 2” (7 p.m. and 9 p.m. from the composing team to premature birth. based paint. Federal guidelines recommend Saturday, CMT). of Howard Ashman and Long-term exposure to lead So are you and your family at that children who live in or regu- Viewers can spend Alan Menken. can cause serious physical and risk? Fortunately, even if you’ve larly visit a home with lead-based Saturday night with their Renewed proof that neurological problems in adults as found lead-based paint in your paint be tested for lead levels in favorite cartoon charac- imitation remains the sin- well. High levels of the toxic metal home, there’s good news. their blood. For children, this test ters, famous and obscure, cerest form of television are associated with damage to the When it’s intact and in good is performed at 12 months of age. from “The Peanuts Movie” arrives with the one-hour kidneys, brain, bone marrow and condition, lead-based paint is usu- The health effects of lead are not (7 p.m., HBO Family) to Christmas afternoon spe- blood, as well as fertility problems ally not harmful, according to the reversible, so vigilance is your best “The Simpsons Movie” cial, “MVP: Sports Stars and nerve disorders.
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