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THE ANDY WILLIAMS 1968 CHRISTMAS SHOW (NBC 12/19/68)This annual Christmas special is hosted by singer Andy Williams and features his friends, family and other musical guests. The program begins as Williams sings "A Gift of Song" and decorates a tree with personalized ornaments. He then sings "In This White World" as he skis down a mountain, crashing in front of his family home. They take him inside, and he sings a bit of "I'll Be Home For Christmas" before segueing into a harmony of "If Love Comes With
This annual Christmas special is hosted by singer Andy Williams and features his friends, family and other musical guests.
The program begins as Williams sings "A Gift of Song" and decorates a tree with personalized ornaments. He then sings "In This White World" as he skis down a mountain, crashing in front of his family home. They take him inside, and he sings a bit of "I'll Be Home For Christmas" before segueing into a harmony of "If Love Comes With It" with his brothers as they share a hot drink.
The family then gathers in the kitchen to make "Christmas Eve Supper all together, after which Williams takes a wintry stroll with his wife Claudine Longet, and they sing " For Baby (For Bobbie)" together. They come upon their sons Christian and Bobby making "ice cream snow," using food coloring, and Longet helps them as she sings "Colours." Williams sits at the piano inside and jokes with his father, and the entire family chimes in on a country version of "Deck the Halls."
Carolers soon arrive at the Williams home and sing a harmonized version of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." Williams and Longet dance to "Love in a Home," joined by daughter Noelle, and Williams briefly engages his children in "Little Sir Echo."
As bedtime approaches, Longet and Williams sing "Little Sack of Sugar" with their children, and Williams tells them a musical story about a prince and his three-legged princess who dance "The Last Great Waltz" together. As he tucks them in, Williams ponders the meaning of childhood and sings "I Believed It All."
Onstage, Williams sings a snippet of "Let Me Entertain You" before introducing his "family show," featuring several of his relatives, including his brother Robert, dressed up in an embarrassing costume. Williams conducts the family in a round version of "To Santa Claus' House We Go," which soon speeds up too much for the cue card-carrying Robert. Longet emerges dressed as an elf and banters with Williams for a bit and two more Williams’ brothers come out with their dog Trixie, although their routine is marred by fraternal bickering.
The Osmond family then takes the stage and plays some tunes, and Williams interviews young Jimmy, who then belts out "I Dig Rock and Roll Music " and "I Got a Woman." The whole family then joins the Osmonds for "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year." Williams reprises "A Gift of Song,"and then bids the audience good night.
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★★★★★ 4
Better Than Most, But Still No Match for My Super Chewer
This is a decent chew. It’s made of a softer rubber material and has little to no odor, which I appreciate. It’s been about a week, and while it’s still technically in one piece, it’s starting to show some cracks and tiny puncture holes.
Now, keep in mind, my 100-lb pit mix Scooby Doo is a full on chew and destroy hound. If it can be chewed, he’ll find a way to shred it to bits. This toy held up longer than a lot of others but still didn’t make the “indestructible” cut in our house. He likes it, but it’s not his top pick, probably why it’s still alive.
Overall, it’s a good toy for the price. Probably not for extreme power chewers like Scoob, but it’ll hold up fine for most dogs and give you a little peace and quiet for a while. Do give it a try, Scooby Doo is a chewer in a class of his own, the fact that this has held up past a one 15 minute session is amazing in itself.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Absolutely thrilled with this
Great price
Great find
It is heavy but my pup is easily able to carry it around.
Perfect for smearing treats on and freezing - keeps him busy for ages - especially with the ridges -
thrilled with this
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Multifunctional dog toy, fetch, chew, dental health
This toy feels like soft rubber, unlike the super hard plastic
Size wise, it would be a good toy to toss and play fetch with. My Aussiedoodle took to it right away. It has numerous nubs that are great for dental health. I use it, as well as other toys with nubs, to offer to my pups with a bit of
smeared on it, to help with their dental health.
🤗 Thank you so much for taking the time to read this review, have a FANTASTIC day!!😊
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025
★★★★★ 2
Not for aggressive chewers.
Size: Large
Our dog is a 50lb Pit mix. This toy lasted about a week before he took a hole knuckle off. Happy he did not swallow it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Perfect Chew Toy, Not Too Soft Or Hard
I've been looking for new chew toys for my 2.5 year old German Shepherd that are durable enough to withstand her chewing, yet aren't so tough or hard that she dislikes it and won't chew or play with it at all. I'm so glad I got this large bone chew toy for her because the rubber is just the right amount of toughness without being too hard. She also loves the bacon smell. Another good thing about this is that there are 80 round nubs that stick out of the bone and are flexible to help clean the teeth. You can even put dog toothpaste on them to really help clean their teeth. This is perfect for my dog because she doesn't like toothbrushes or finger wipes. She also loves to play catch with this toy and since it's made of rubber I can throw it & it just bounces around. This is her new favorite toy and she loves it so much that when my Lab tries to play with her or take it away, she does a little warning growl telling her to stay away. She has only ever done that before with her favorite stuffed animal. All of their other toys they usually share, but I'm going to have to buy another one for my Lab. There is a warniìng that says "Not for aggressive dogs." I definitely recommend this chew toy for medium and large dogs that are big chewers, but not agressive. This toy is a good value for the money and will entice your dog with the bacon scent, keep them occupied chewing or playing, & also help with their dental hygiene.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025