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    Question The 20 best Thanksgiving TV episodes of all time, from Peanuts to "Friends"...

    The 20 best Thanksgiving TV episodes of all time, from Peanuts to "Friends"...


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    "Friends" Season 5 Episode 8: “The One With All the Thanksgivings.” In a show famous for its Thanksgiving episodes, which one is the best? While all of the "Friends" episodes set during the holiday are classic (football, Brad Pitt, Underdog and more) we have to go with the this Season 5 episode where the gang relives their worst Thanksgivings. It combines some of the best elements of the show, from the flashbacks to Monica and Chandler’s relationship. Plus, there are turkeys on top of people's heads in one of the sitcom's best visual gags. (HBO Max)



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    "How I Met Your Mother" Season 3 Episode 9: “Slapsgiving.” What's better than Thanksgiving? Why, Slapsgiving, of course! In this "Mother" episode, Marshall renames the holiday in honor of his slap bet with Barney, and waiting to see that slap (and the subsequent musical number) was enough to get us through all the tension between Ted and Robin. (Hulu)
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    "WKRP in Cincinnati" Season 1 Episode 7: “Turkeys Away.” The only thing you need to remember about this episode is this quote: "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." (Available to purchase on Apple)
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    The 'W.K.R.P.' episode would be hard to beat. My late in-laws used to watch that every Thanksgiving without fail.
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