On the ninth day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, a ranking of the top ten highest grossing Christmas films of all time. That's right, listen to this episode to find out where the boys place some of cinema's most lucrative holiday films like The Holiday, Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, and The Santa Clause. 

On the eighth day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, the classic 'It's a Wonderful Life.' When we think of our favourite Christmas films, we often tend to overlook the films that older generations grew up with. So for this episode, Angus and Will are covering the 1946 holiday classic that they both watched recently for the very first time, 'It's a Wonderful Life.' A critical darling and fan favourite, perhaps this episode with finally convince those who avoid films from Hollywood's Golden Age to watch it!

On the seventh day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, their favourite Christmas episodes. That's right, for this mini-episode, Angus and Will talk about their top 5 episodes in TV where the holidays took centre stage and put their Christmas spirit and wholesomeness on full display. What is your favourite TV show that does Christmas like no other?

On the sixth day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, a recasting of 'Love Actually'! For this mini-episode, the boys are doing their biggest recasting in the podcast's history, and tackling the 2003 Christmas film that raked in a 400% increase of its budget at the box office, 'Love Actually.'

On the fifth day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, their 28th main episode! For this one, Angus covers a bad Christmas film that he just can't help enjoy watching, even though he knows it's terrible, 2004s 'Christmas with the Kranks' starring Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis. Will talks about a cult Christmas favourite that commonly ranks high up on magazines' lists of best Christmas movies, but one he can't stand, 2003s 'Elf.'

On the fourth day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, a discussion on Christmas music in film! For this episode, Angus and Will have a chat about some of their favourite soundtracks, songs, and scenes from Christmas movies that have stood out in the film industry, and pop culture. What's your favourite Christmas film when it comes to music?

On the third day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, a celebrity Santa face-off! While the world is enjoying the FIFA World Cup, Angus and Will decided to put their own spin on the knockout tournament formula and pick a large group of actresses and actors, pit them against one another, and see who can come out on top as the next person to put on the red suit for a Christmas film.

On the second day of Christmas, Fleapit gives to you, their top 5 unofficial Christmas movies! That's right, this mini-episode is all about those films we love that partially take place around the holidays, or have that Christmas spirit that somehow make their way onto all our December watch lists. 

Welcome to In the Fleapit's 'Twelve Days of Christmas!' To kick things off, the boys recast one of the most iconic and most watched Christmas films of all time, the 1990 smash-hit 'Home Alone,' starring child star Macaulay Culkin. Who do you think should be the mother screaming 'KEVIN!' on an aeroplane, and who should be the Wet Bandits getting smacked around by homemade booby-traps.

For this mini-episode, the boys go full-on conspiracy theory mode and discuss a plethora of Mandela effects from films. Some of these are crazy, and some are so agreed upon that it's hard to imagine seeing certain details any other way. Listen now to see which side of the effect you're on!