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Delia vs. Santa Claus

Season 1 Episode 1 | 27m 46s

Delia is upset that her school is celebrating Santa Claus but not Three Kings Day. When an emotional misstep leaves her with lingering regret, Delia must reconsider how she expresses herself, while holding onto pride in her family's traditions.

Aired: 03/05/26
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