AND FINALLY, DRUNKEN SANTA CAM

Sure, this video is probably fake, but so what?

It just isn't Christmas until a drunk Santa Claus kisses a car bumper in the parking garage....

Ho Ho Ho!

CHRISTMAS FOR CTHULHU

"The Old Ones" dreamed up by H.P. Lovecraft and summoned by so many other writers have their place in Toobworld as well. TV series like 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer', 'Babylon 5', 'The Dresden Files', and even 'South Park' and 'The Grim Adventures Of Mandy And Billy' in the Tooniverse have utilized them as well. One of the stories in 'Night Gallery' had a professor call down their wrath.

Since Charles Manson is the featured historical character in the "As Seen On TV" showcase today, and since we're featuring Christmas-themed videos through the holidays, I figured now was as good a time as any to feature these videos about those lords of Evil.....



FISHMEN



I'M DREAMING OF A DEAD CITY



THE GREAT OLD ONES ARE COMING TO TOWN



THE MOST HORRIBLE TIME OF THE YEAR



I SAW MOMMY KISSING YOG SOTHOTH



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VADER'S SNOW JOB

And in league with that last video.....

Ho Ho Ho!

DIRECTV'S MOST VILLAINOUS CHRISTMAS

It isn't just Charlie Brown and Cindy Lou Who celebrating the holidays, you know......

Ho Ho Ho!

DON'T SHOOT ME, SANTA!

Since I appear to be on a theme, I may as well keep running with it.

Here's a catchy, but twisted, Christmas song.....

Ho Ho Ho!

AS SEEN ON TV: MANSON

CHARLES MANSON

AS SEEN IN:
'The Ben Stiller Show'

AS PLAYED BY:
Bob Odenkirk

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A ZONED-OUT CHRISTMAS: "THE NIGHT OF THE MEEK"

I thought it might be nice to try out the remake of the 'Twilight Zone' Christmas episode from the 1980s for today's TV holiday video.

Besides... it was all in one segment and this week has been all about saving time since I'm away from Toobworld Central!

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AS SEEN ON TV: WILLIAM LAMB

WILLIAM LAMB

AS SEEN IN:
"Victoria & Albert"

AS PLAYED BY:
Nigel Hawthorne

From Wikipedia:
William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne, PC, FRS (15 March 1779 – 24 November 1848) was a British Whig statesman who served as Home Secretary (1830–1834) and Prime Minister (1834 and 1835–1841), and was a mentor of Queen Victoria.

The city of Melbourne, Australia, was named in his honour in March 1837, as he was the Prime Minister at the time.

Another lasting memorial is his favourite, and most famous, dictum in politics: "Why not leave it alone?", quoted by those who object to change for change's sake.

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"CANNONBALL CHRISTMAS"

Presenting "Cannonball Christmas" from 'Petticoat Junction', which features the best non-Scrooge Scrooge ever in Toobworld: Homer Bedloe!

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AS SEEN ON TV: DOCTOR RUTH

Why?

Because we all know how everybody gets at those office Christmas parties....

DR. RUTH WESTHEIMER

AS SEEN ON:
'Saturday Night Live'

AS PLAYED BY:
Mary Gross

From Wikipedia:
Ruth Westheimer (born June 4, 1928) is an American sex therapist, media personality, and author. Best known as Dr. Ruth, the New York Times described her as a "Sorbonne-trained psychologist who became a kind of cultural icon in the 1980s. The Sister Wendy of sexuality, she ushered in the new age of freer, franker talk about sex on radio and television—and was endlessly parodied for her limitless enthusiasm and for having an accent only a psychologist could have."

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