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Jimmy Kimmel Live!: The ABC Television Network brightens the holiday season with "'Jimmy Kimmel Live's' Non-Denominational All-Star Celebrity Holiday Special," set to air on December 22 at 12:05 a.m., ET. Kimmel offers his own witty take on conventional holiday specials in the style of Perry Como or Bob Hope, featuring a hilarious sing-along of "Winter Wonderland" with Mike Tyson, a woodwind duet with Kenny G, color commentary by movie critics Ebert & Roeper, children's stories read by Flavor Flav and special appearances by Green Day, Serena Williams, actress Jolene Blalock and musical guest Chris Isaak. "This hour of television promises to rank alongside holiday classics like 'A Charlie Brown Christmas,' 'The Year without a Santa Claus' and 'Ralph and Potsey's Holiday on Ice,'" said Kimmel. Additionally, on December 20 at 12:05 a.m., "Jimmy Kimmel Live" reflects on the best moments from 2004 during a special year-in-review show hosted by highly respected entertainment expert James Lipton ("Inside the Actor's Studio"). Featured moments will include past comedy bits with Clay Aiken, Ben Stiller and Jon Stewart. Jimmy Kimmel and Duncan Gray serve as executive producers and Jason Schrift as co-executive producer. "Jimmy Kimmel Live" is shot live in front of a studio audience and produced by Jackhole Industries in association with Touchstone Television.

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