The Great Christmas Light Fight

Watch as four families from across the country showcase their spectacular displays of Christmas magic, including the Atkins family’s interactive display, a 50 foot "love" sign and plasma cut hearts honoring breast cancer survivors in Ocala, FL; the Pelletier family's 500 fireworks synchronized to music in Greenville, SC; the Kuhn family's 500,000 lights and specialty light projectors in St. George, UT and the Cadger family's "spinning" trees and light-up globe in Meridian, ID.

The festivities continue with the second episode, featuring the Phipps family, who incorporate music and original displays, including a 22' mega tree made out of PVC and aircraft cables in Livermore, CA; the Bartlett family's unique and entirely homemade displays in Ellicott City, MD; the Drelick family's Christmas snowflake set 52-feet high in the sky in Harleysville, PA, which can be seen half a mile away from the New Jersey turnpike.

Neighborhoods from Celebration, Florida, Waipahu, Hawaii, and Gilbert, Arizona compete for a $50,000 grand prize and the honor of being the first-ever neighborhood to win.

Families from Pleasanton, California, Hilsboro, Tennessee, St. George, Utah, and Duluth, Minnesota compete for the grand prize.

Four festive families from across the country showcase their spectacular displays of Christmas magic, including the Nelson family's specially converted RGB "star flakes," hand-built plasma icicles and thousands of lights that illuminate the sky in Elk Grove, CA; the Mish family's giant 15x15 Seahawks logo and innovative interior water and ice features in Kirkland, WA; the Hoag family’s 30-foot platform of shooting stars and snowflakes and homemade carousel and Ferris wheel in Strongsville, OH.

The festivities conclude with the final episode of the season. Meet the Ziemkowski family, whose handmade animatronics and "Pix-Z-Tree" –a tree that features pixels and handmade craftsmanship – plus thousands of lights and music with synced video in Sherman Oaks, CA; the Koosman family, whose synchronized fire works show set to music and 450,000 LED strobe lights draw thousands of visitors to their home in Willmar, MN; the Sokol family, whose display includes a "Slammin' Santa".