Schitt's Creek: Merry Christmas, Johnny Rose

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On the night before Christmas Eve, Johnny has a dream about the lavish Christmas parties they used to host. Feeling now that their lives are back on track, Johnny wants to have one of those old fashioned Rose Christmas parties this year, which if it is to happen means planning, organizing and arranging everything in approximately twelve hours. He has to get Moira, David and Alexis on board, and delegate the tasks to get it done, which may not be the easiest thing. But as one hurdle after another arises, from Alexis misinterpreting what it means to be in charge of the guest list which she and Ted will not be on anyway as they have other plans already to spend with Ted's vet friends who Alexis has yet to meet, to Ray, who has the only Christmas tree lot in town, gouging his customers on this the day before Christmas, to David refusing to provide Christmas accouterments from the store preferring to sell such items to actual paying customers meaning that Johnny has to scrounge whatever old ornaments that Stevie's grandmother may have left at the motel, Johnny begins to have the feeling that this Christmas may not be like the Christmases from their past, which may not be a totally bad thing. But the true spirit of Christmas may eventually surface in Schitt's Creek at the Rosebud Motel.