When notified, Kittridge was incensed, and ordered Barnes to keep it top-secret: "It never happened," while the hapless CIA analyst was immediately reassigned to a radar tower in Alaska."Nearby, they watched LaLoosh on the dance floor, spinning and whirling around with at least four other younger females (to he tune of George Thorogood""s "Born to Be Bad").She retires to her candle-lit boudoir - a scene filmed with delicate lighting and shadows.Armand follows tentatively and appears from behind her in her mirror reflection (decorated with lace), irresistibly drawn to her and worried about her health.It became one of the "must-see" films of the Thanksgiving holiday season (and often aired immediately following he Macy""s parade), by touching upon uplifting themes and elements, such as redemption, charity or fellowship among people, and evoking he Christmas spirit of faith, generosity and hope rather than commercialism and competition.