Captain and Tennille was a pop duo phenomenon in the mid and late 1970's that hit the top of the pop charts repeatedly with songs like the 1975 Grammy Record of the Year "Love Will Keep Us Together". Captain and Tennille also had their own weekly television variety show in 1976 and this Christmas Show showcases Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille in everything from the romantic and simply staged ballad "Wedding Song (There is Love)" to the outrageously costumed, heavily choreographed, intricately arranged favorite "Jingle Bells" and the very stylized, dreamy rendition of "How Can I Be Sure."  Guest stars Tom Bosley (Happy Days) and Don Knotts offer a healthy dose of comic relief while the Pointer Sisters and Tennille Sisters provide an added layer of musical richness and depth to the Captain and Tennille performances.  Especially notable are the Pointer Sisters' Count Basie Medley, the Tennille Sisters' harmonically complex performance of the Beach Boys' "Little Saint Nick," and Daryl's piano performance of the "March of the Wooden Soldiers" from Tchaikovsky'sNutcracker Ballet. Overdubbing and finger-dubbing was the norm in 1970's television variety shows and it can be quite obvious at times, but otherwise the music and performances hold up surprisingly well to the passage of multiple decades.  Sit back, reflect, and reminisce about the past with this classic television performance.  Sound options include stereo, the original mono, digital 5.0 surround, and optional 2007 commentary by Toni Tennille and Daryl Dragon.--Tami Horiuchi