CTV announced today it is making available all of its festive holiday programming on demand throughout the holiday season through the CTV Holiday Hub. Beginning today through Friday, Jan. 3, Canadians can conveniently watch or re-watch their favourite CTV holiday programs on demand on smartphones, tablets, and computer screens at CTV.ca and on the CTV GO app. More than 45 titles and 80 hours of holiday programming – from Hollywood blockbusters, holiday classics, and made-for-TV movies to holiday-themed episodes of hit CTV programs – is available now through the CTV Holiday Hub on CTV’s digital platforms.
Hollywood Blockbusters:
Following its television debut on CTV, the Academy-Award nominated film The Help will be available online on the CTV Holiday Hub, joining the digital premiere of Transformers, as well as Surviving Christmas and timeless holiday classic It’s a Wonderful Life.
Made-for-TV Movies:
A total of 17 made-for-TV movies will be available online following their CTV and CTV Two broadcasts including the new heart-warming holiday movies Catch a Christmas Star, Finding Christmas, The Twelve Trees of Christmas, A Very Merry Mix-up, Pete’s christmas, Cristmas with Tucker and Chrstmas Ornament.
Television Specials:
A total of 20 television specials will be available online, including ETALK’s new original specials: ETALK’S Stars and Scandals 2024, ETALK: Katy Perry Prism, ETALK’S 2024 Holiday Movie Guide, ETALK 2024: The Canadians, and more. Also available is The Social’s new original special, The Social: Year in Gossip. Hilarity ensues with A Russell Peters Christmas, Shrek the Halls, and a holiday themed Hollywood Game Night special, hosted by Jane Lynch. Plus, ring in the holidays with Michael Bublé’S 3rd Annual Christmas SpeciaL, and relive the magic of the 109th Santa Claus parade online.
Holiday-Themed Episodes:
Holiday-themed episodes for CTV’s new comedies The Goldbergs and Trophy Wife, Two and a Half Men, dramas CSI and Grimm, and reality series Shark Tank, will be made available for viewing online following their television premieres. The CTV Holiday Hub will also be home to Season 4 of the reality singing competition The Sing-Off, hosted by multi-platinum recording artist Nick Lachey.
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