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Rebecca Koncienzcy

When is Home Alone and Home Alone 2 on TV over Christmas 2019?

Christmas television has officially started - and so have the festive films.

Families across the UK will be sitting down in front of the TV next week to relax and enjoy the seasonal cheer.

And one Christmas film that nearly everyone loves is Home Alone and its sequel Home Alone 2.

But when is it on TV?

Home Alone

Home Alone is on TV, free to watch on Christmas Eve, December 24, this year.

You can watch the classic 90s film on Channel 4 - the channel who usually show the flick - at 5.30pm.

Home Alone 2

For those who prefer the second installment of the Macaulay Culkin saga, you'll be happy to know it's being shown on Christmas Day.

You can catch it on Channel 4 at 4.55pm. This is the same day they showed the film last year.

Home Alone - online viewing

If you want to watch the Christmas film in your own time, you can buy or rent Home Alone on Amazon Prime Video or Google Play for £4.99 or £3.49 respectively.

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