ProductplacementLessonabout thetrue meaningof ChristmasDead parent(extra pointfor bothparentsdead)Snowyhorsebackor carriagerideCheesychristmasyjewelry gift(bonus if familyheirloom)First time theymeet the loveinterest, he comesoff as an asshole(bonus point ifinvolving a car)“But it’sChristmas/ChristmasEve!”Ends on akiss asmusicswellsSleddingwith achildFakeidentity/mistakenidentityChristmas-boutique-basedeconomyChristmascookiebakingLumpyfakeHollywoodsnowHot girlisclumsyMain characterstarts out in bigcity, travels tomain film setting(bonus point if bigcity is New York)Falling in lovein a matter ofdays (bonuspoint forproposal)Cute unrealisticsnowball fight (it’sadorable getting hitby freezing lumps ofice and doesn’tmake you wet andcold)Non-Britishfancy personhas BritishaccentWistfullygazing outa snowywindowSnowywalk (extrapoint forkiss)Reading ahandwrittenletter aloudMoneysolvesmajorobstaclesChristmas Eveball/celebrationWise oldperson(extra point ifthey wink)Maincharacteralmost tellsthe truth butis interruptedPajamas that aresilky and lacy andsexy even though themain characterwasn’t planning onbeing seen, but ofcourse they are seenby the love interestLove interest sayssomething like“you’redifferent/genuine/Ican trust you” whichmakes maincharacter feel guiltyabout lyingMistletoe kiss(orcute/awkwardnon-kiss withonlookers - i.e.cheek, etc)Heartwarmingbut sassychildAnalmostkissInexplicablecostumechangeInstrumentalversions ofChristmassongs inbackgroundmusicLove interestshirtless forno reasonIt’s supposed to bereally cold butnobody actually actslike it’s cold (e.g. cansee a character’sbreath but they’re ina cute little pea coatwith no hat)Child isfirst personto figure itoutDoingsomething“because it’sChristmas”InappropriatefootwearCallback line(e.g. repeatingearlier advice tocharacter thatfirst told themsaid advice)Minor injuryleads toromanticmoment (ieAustin moment)Bells inbackgroundmusicOrphanageCity girl inexplicablycan ride a horse(extra point if theymake a thing out ofhow she can’t butthen she still does)Actualmagic(???)Ice skatingwhileholdinghandsMention ofhow manydays untilChristmasMakeoveror make-underCarollers“You’vetaughtme....”Auction (extrapoint for“anonymousbuyer” who turnsout to be majorcharacter)Cheesy escapefrom palaceevading palaceservantsTownhallmeetingSnowstorm (extrapoint if does notresult in any moresnow on ground inlater scenes)PresentsforcharityProductplacementLessonabout thetrue meaningof ChristmasDead parent(extra pointfor bothparentsdead)Snowyhorsebackor carriagerideCheesychristmasyjewelry gift(bonus if familyheirloom)First time theymeet the loveinterest, he comesoff as an asshole(bonus point ifinvolving a car)“But it’sChristmas/ChristmasEve!”Ends on akiss asmusicswellsSleddingwith achildFakeidentity/mistakenidentityChristmas-boutique-basedeconomyChristmascookiebakingLumpyfakeHollywoodsnowHot girlisclumsyMain characterstarts out in bigcity, travels tomain film setting(bonus point if bigcity is New York)Falling in lovein a matter ofdays (bonuspoint forproposal)Cute unrealisticsnowball fight (it’sadorable getting hitby freezing lumps ofice and doesn’tmake you wet andcold)Non-Britishfancy personhas BritishaccentWistfullygazing outa snowywindowSnowywalk (extrapoint forkiss)Reading ahandwrittenletter aloudMoneysolvesmajorobstaclesChristmas Eveball/celebrationWise oldperson(extra point ifthey wink)Maincharacteralmost tellsthe truth butis interruptedPajamas that aresilky and lacy andsexy even though themain characterwasn’t planning onbeing seen, but ofcourse they are seenby the love interestLove interest sayssomething like“you’redifferent/genuine/Ican trust you” whichmakes maincharacter feel guiltyabout lyingMistletoe kiss(orcute/awkwardnon-kiss withonlookers - i.e.cheek, etc)Heartwarmingbut sassychildAnalmostkissInexplicablecostumechangeInstrumentalversions ofChristmassongs inbackgroundmusicLove interestshirtless forno reasonIt’s supposed to bereally cold butnobody actually actslike it’s cold (e.g. cansee a character’sbreath but they’re ina cute little pea coatwith no hat)Child isfirst personto figure itoutDoingsomething“because it’sChristmas”InappropriatefootwearCallback line(e.g. repeatingearlier advice tocharacter thatfirst told themsaid advice)Minor injuryleads toromanticmoment (ieAustin moment)Bells inbackgroundmusicOrphanageCity girl inexplicablycan ride a horse(extra point if theymake a thing out ofhow she can’t butthen she still does)Actualmagic(???)Ice skatingwhileholdinghandsMention ofhow manydays untilChristmasMakeoveror make-underCarollers“You’vetaughtme....”Auction (extrapoint for“anonymousbuyer” who turnsout to be majorcharacter)Cheesy escapefrom palaceevading palaceservantsTownhallmeetingSnowstorm (extrapoint if does notresult in any moresnow on ground inlater scenes)Presentsforcharity

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Product placement
  2. Lesson about the true meaning of Christmas
  3. Dead parent (extra point for both parents dead)
  4. Snowy horseback or carriage ride
  5. Cheesy christmasy jewelry gift (bonus if family heirloom)
  6. First time they meet the love interest, he comes off as an asshole (bonus point if involving a car)
  7. “But it’s Christmas/Christmas Eve!”
  8. Ends on a kiss as music swells
  9. Sledding with a child
  10. Fake identity/mistaken identity
  11. Christmas-boutique-based economy
  12. Christmas cookie baking
  13. Lumpy fake Hollywood snow
  14. Hot girl is clumsy
  15. Main character starts out in big city, travels to main film setting (bonus point if big city is New York)
  16. Falling in love in a matter of days (bonus point for proposal)
  17. Cute unrealistic snowball fight (it’s adorable getting hit by freezing lumps of ice and doesn’t make you wet and cold)
  18. Non-British fancy person has British accent
  19. Wistfully gazing out a snowy window
  20. Snowy walk (extra point for kiss)
  21. Reading a handwritten letter aloud
  22. Money solves major obstacles
  23. Christmas Eve ball/celebration
  24. Wise old person (extra point if they wink)
  25. Main character almost tells the truth but is interrupted
  26. Pajamas that are silky and lacy and sexy even though the main character wasn’t planning on being seen, but of course they are seen by the love interest
  27. Love interest says something like “you’re different/genuine/I can trust you” which makes main character feel guilty about lying
  28. Mistletoe kiss (or cute/awkward non-kiss with onlookers - i.e. cheek, etc)
  29. Heartwarming but sassy child
  30. An almost kiss
  31. Inexplicable costume change
  32. Instrumental versions of Christmas songs in background music
  33. Love interest shirtless for no reason
  34. It’s supposed to be really cold but nobody actually acts like it’s cold (e.g. can see a character’s breath but they’re in a cute little pea coat with no hat)
  35. Child is first person to figure it out
  36. Doing something “because it’s Christmas”
  37. Inappropriate footwear
  38. Callback line (e.g. repeating earlier advice to character that first told them said advice)
  39. Minor injury leads to romantic moment (ie Austin moment)
  40. Bells in background music
  41. Orphanage
  42. City girl inexplicably can ride a horse (extra point if they make a thing out of how she can’t but then she still does)
  43. Actual magic (???)
  44. Ice skating while holding hands
  45. Mention of how many days until Christmas
  46. Makeover or make-under
  47. Carollers
  48. “You’ve taught me....”
  49. Auction (extra point for “anonymous buyer” who turns out to be major character)
  50. Cheesy escape from palace evading palace servants
  51. Town hall meeting
  52. Snowstorm (extra point if does not result in any more snow on ground in later scenes)
  53. Presents for charity