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posted by Kirkkitsch @ 6:02 AM
2 Comments:
I couldn't agree more, though I have a few more TV/movie traditions for each holiday:
Halloween-
It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
Raggedy Ann & Andy and The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile
Christmas-
A Christmas Story
A Christmas Carol(in some form)
A Muppet Family Christmas
'Twas The Night Before Christmas (animated: the version where all the people have enormous front teeth)
I think just about everyone I know loves A Christmas Story. I still associate Peter Billingsley with 3 things: [1] Messy Marvin (chocolate milk commercial), [2] the TV show Real People (he hosted for a few years) and [3] A Christmas Story. So weird to think he co-produced a movie with one of my favorite actors (Vince Vaughn) in it: Made, not to mention the TV show Trigger Happy TV on Comedy Central. Too weird!
And, of course, Darren McGavin will forever be Kolchak: The Night Stalker, for me!
I love the "fragile" quote! That lamp! LMAO! You know they actually manufacture and sell that thing now. I've even seen strings of mini lights shaped like that damn leg lamp! lol!
-Kirk :)
Hi Eric!
I agree! The classics never get old. I, too watch all the Rankin Bass claymation Christmas specials (Rudolph, Santa Claus is Coming To Town (I love Burgermeister Meisterburger!!), etc. Good times! And speaking of Rankin Bass, it just wouldn't be Halloween without watching Mad Monster Party!
Thanks for stoppin' by!
-Kirk :)
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