New tonight (December 23): Frozen, Last Ship cast members’ Hallmark movie, Ten Days in the Valley

What’s new tonight on December 23? It’s the day before the day before Christmas, and as a result of that there’s really not all that much in the way of new programming. We’re not even into the realm of marathons just yet!

Beyond sports, though, there are a few different things that you should consider watching if you got the time — or are a fan of Travis Van Winkle and Bridget Regan from The Last Ship.

Christmas Getaway (8:00 p.m. ET, Hallmark Channel) – It’s a Hallmark movie so in that sense, you know what you are going to get — a sweet, earnest, at-times emotional, and entertaining way to celebrate the holidays. It’s also a chance for Last Ship fans to see two of the show’s stars in an environment that they are not used to. Regan plays a travel writer, one who may end up getting more than she bargains for when she becomes double-booked on a trip with a widower (Van Winkle) and his daughter. We imagine that romance could eventually ensue.

Before you watch, we highly recommend that you check out the recently-deleted Saturday Night Live sketch mocking Hallmark original movies. It’s both incredibly accurate and also incredibly funny.

Frozen (8:00 p.m., Disney Channel) – Odds are if you have children you’ve already seen this movie about three hundred times; yet, it’s a great thing to put on TV while you’re watching last-minute Christmas presents or you want to entertain the kids while you make some hot cocoa. If you just don’t like it … well, let it go.

Ten Days in the Valley (10:00 p.m., ABC) – The pretty-much-canceled Kyra Sedgwick series is going to continue its Saturday burn-off this weekend. If you’ve enjoyed the series so far there’s a reason to keep watching — just don’t get any false hope that it’s sticking around. If a network is airing a show on a Saturday, and two days before Christmas, that’s a sign that some network executive is getting ready to cross you off the list.

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