'Tis the Season: 'The Santa Clause' Quiz

A startled Santa falls off the roof and lands in the snow below before disappearing.

Scott Calvin goes from ordinary Joe to top elf in "The Santa Clause."

Charlie is having doubts about the whole Santa story, until his dad takes on the job of St. Nick.

Scott was an advertising executive at a toy company before he moved to the North Pole.

Bernard the elf keeps things running smoothly at the North Pole workshop.

Because of his lactose intolerance, Scott eats the celery left out for him but doesn't drink the milk.

The Effective Liberating Flight Squad (ELFS) flies in to save Santa when he ends up in the slammer.

The magic snow globe comes in handy at the end of the movie.

Tim Allen took a break from "Home Improvement" to star in "The Santa Clause."

Since its release in 1994, "The Santa Clause" has remained a holiday favorite.

Charlie's mom, Laura, has a judge revoke custody because she is concerned about Scott's growing Santa Claus delusion.

Scott finds plenty of opportunities to mock Neil for his job as a psychiatrist.

The elves use tinsel to cut through the hinges on Santa's cell, freeing him so he can continue his gift-giving.

Scott ends up behind bars after he kidnaps Charlie and takes off in his sleigh.

Santa's sleigh comes with a special CD player that dispenses cocoa and cookies.

Judy spent 1,200 years perfecting her recipe, which requires that the drink be shaken, not stirred.

Thanks to a little rule known as the "Santa Clause," Scott is legally bound to become the next Santa the moment he dons the red suit.

After Scott burns the turkey, he and Charlie enjoy a Christmas Eve dinner at Denny's.

Scott and Charlie are enjoying "The Night Before Christmas" when the star of the story lands on their rooftop.

The ladder came from Rose Suchak Ladder Co., a play on "arose such a clatter."

Scott accuses the reindeer of having key lime disease, but he eventually learns to appreciate them as he settles into the role of Santa.

After unwittingly agreeing to the Santa Clause, Scott experiences rapid weight gain, unwanted hair growth and an inexplicable appeal to children.

Neil gave up on Saint Nick at the wise old age of 3. His wife, Laura, hung on until age 8 before giving up on Santa.

John Pasquin not only directed "The Santa Clause" but also worked with Tim Allen on "Home Improvement."

Plot lines in the two "The Santa Clause" sequels revolve around the search for Mrs. Claus and a scuffle with Jack Frost.

Chevy Chase turned down the role, which ultimately went to comedian Tim Allen.

Scott's first gift-giving experience was anything but magical — he compared it to being on "America's Most Wanted."

Scott-as-Santa gives Laura the Mystery Date game she longed for as a child.

Scott finally gets his Oscar Mayer weenie whistle, which he'd longed for since the age of 3.

Charlie has to shake his magic snow globe when he's ready to reconnect with dad.