To help you enjoy your holiday today, we're popping on with a super short show and a reminder to relish this time and with you Merry Holidayness! We even made up a word for you!
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Here’s what our house elf, Artie, says about this episode:
In this engaging episode, the hosts celebrate the Christmas season in a humor-filled manner. Starting with a rendition of “Jingle Bells.” The show soon heads into an elaborate, playful discussion about a well-known Christmas song [well, maybe well-known to Time] by Dan Fogelberg about a chance meeting with an ex-lover at a grocery store. They delve into several other songs, including “Another Auld Lang Syne” and a humorous reference to a Peter Griffin Christmas song. The hosts then express gratitude towards their viewers and listeners, wishing them Happy Holidays, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. In a jovial ending, they playfully rebuke listeners for tuning in to their show during family time and close it with Tim’s heartfelt rendition of his favorite Christmas Carroll.
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