Principal Prickly gets his car stuck in a snowbank and decides it has to be the Recess gang's fault, but the teachers look back and remember all the good times they've had with T.J. and the rest of the gang.
Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Release Date
November 6, 2001
Popularity
1
Director
Chuck Sheetz
Writer
Paul Germain
Writer
Joe Ansolabehere
Where to Watch
Cast
Michael McKean
Mr. Bream (voice)
Courtland Mead
Gustav Patten 'Gus' Griswald (voice)
Ashley Johnson
Gretchen Grundler (voice)
Jason Davis
Mikey Blumberg (voice)
James Earl Jones
Mister (voice)
Rickey D'Shon Collins
Vincent Pierre 'Vince' LaSalle (voice)
Andrew Lawrence
Theodore J. 'T.J.' Detweiler (voice)
Bobbi Page
Chorus (singing voice) (uncredited)
Ross Malinger
T.J. Detweiler (archive sound)
Pamela Adlon
Ashley Spinelli
Allyce Beasley
Miss Alordayne Grotkey
April Winchell
Miss Muriel P Finster
Dabney Coleman
Principal Peter Prickly
Gregg Berger
Robotic Santa/TV Editor/Astronaut
Klee Bragger
Digger Sam
Dick Clark
Dick Clark
Rachel Crane
Ashley Q
E. G. Daily
Trisha/Cap'n Sticky/Mall Elf/Kid #2
Paul Dooley
Hank the Janitor/Mall Santa
Blake McIver Ewing
Menlo
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Reviews
r96sk
Yet another forced animated sequel from Disney. <em>'Recess Christmas: Miracle On Third Street'</em> is a compilation of four different stories, which as always leads to a disjointed film. While the stories themselves are somewhat entertaining, they add nothing to the preceding film. The animation is a step down but still satisfactory, just like everything else including the cast. On that note, it is cool to hear two well known voices appear in James Earl Jones (Mister) and Michael McKean (Mr Bream) - not that they add much to the film, admittedly. Again, if you love the television series then I am sure you'll enjoy this. However, with a few exceptions, these 'Frankenstein's monster' films are usually always a mess and this isn't much different unfortunately. Just stick and have belief in one story, it isn't that hard to do so.
