Kristine and Bill discuss one of the first of a long series of direct-to-video sequels (or in this case, a "mid-quel") which finds Belle trying to get the still-a-beast Beast to appreciate the joy and magic of Christmas or something. 

They're getting worse, you guys. This week, Kristine and Bill made themselves watch the truly dreary I'll Be Home for Christmas, in which Jonathan Taylor Thomas conducts a lying, thieving reign of terror across the country, but Jessica Biel loves/tolerates him anyway. 

Kristine and Bill talk about The Christmas Star, a 1986 made-for-TV movie that had Ed Asner and just about every Christmas movie cliche you can think of. 

Kristine and Bill talk (and Bill briefly sings) their way through the in turns delightfully and painfully sixties film comedy "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes," starring Kurt Russell in one of his early starring roles as the titular computer. 

Kristine and Bill talk about the new-to-them-and-surprisingly-pretty-good 1968 theatrical release Blackbeard's Ghost, starring the very talented, very silly Peter Ustinov.