In 1903, wealthy industrialist Charles Whitley purchases an antique Christmas clock as a gift for his fiancé. If you wind in on a Christmas moon, you will find true love. He does that and he passes out, waking up in 2020. Although they specifically avoid saying 2020. No one likes this year. His home is now a museum and he walks downstairs to a tour group. He is assumed to be the new actor playing Mr. Whitley. After some time travel shock, he accepts that he has travelled to the future. The museum curator, who is the foremost expert on Charles Whitley, figures out that he is telling the truth and helps him acclimate to the new time. He assumes the roll of Charles Whitley at the reenactments at the museum. They go on the hunt for the clock so he can return to the past. She finds it at the University where she is up for a job as a professor. He gives a final performance as Charles Whitley at the popular Christmas Eve party at the museum before he returns to the past.
Location: Upstate New York
Love interest: The sexy time traveler
Familiar Face: No one I recognized
Sassy Black Friend: None
Probably Gay Character: The museum manager
Interracial Couple: Two of the other actors at the museum
Unlikely plot point: The Christmas Moon is a second full moon on Christmas which is impossible. But there were many other plot holes. Also, time travel.
Who is dead: Literally every person Charles had ever known
Romantic ending: Charles decides to stay in the future rather than destroying this timeline and they kiss in his office and again while dancing at the party.
Who moves: He moves in time (M:3, F:2, S:3)
A Very Atheist Christmas 