In this episode: Bill Goldberg. James Caan. Santa Claus. All of these things are not like the other. Tommy, Skippy, and Greg watch the attempt at horror comedy known as Santa's Slay.

In this episode: Tommy, Skippy, and Greg watch the 1984 TV adaptation of A Christmas Carol starring George C. Scott. Listen as Tommy uses words such as "like," "cool," "great," and "...um.." to describe a 170 year old story written by Charles Dickens.

In this episode: A continued celebration of our Savior, Santa Claus. Tommy, Skippy, and Josh watch two animated classics and dissect them in what is probably one of the more pointless hours that the internet has to offer. Santa Claus is Coming to Town (1970) and A Year Without a Santa Claus (1974) are reviewed.

In this episode: Tommy and Skippy record a full length audio commentary for the 1957 gothic horror gem from Hammer Studios: Curse of Frankenstein. After the movie they talk about the franchise and legacy that spawned from the film.

In this episode: The epic conclusion to our end of the world celebration of Santa Claus. Tommy / Skippy / and Greg watch the much beloved but undeservedly so Christmastime sci-fi "adventure" B-move SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE MARTIANS (1964).

In this episode: Tommy is joined by B-movie blogger Skippy the Skeptic and friend of the show Some Guy Named Greg as they spend the last day of existence celebrating Father Christmas himself. In Pt. 3 we watch the 1959 Mexican film "SANTA CLAUS," also known as "Santa Claus Conquers the Devil."

In this episode: Tommy is joined by B-movie and skeptics blogger Skippy the Skeptic and Some Guy Named Greg as they spend the last day on Earth celebrating Father Chistmas himself. In Pt. 2, they are almost at a loss for words after viewing the 2010 Finnish film RARE EXPORTS and it's shorts.

In this episode: Tommy is joined by B-movie and skeptics blogger Skippy the Skeptic, as they spend the last day on Earth watching movies featuring Santa Claus (Rudolph the red nosed reindeer / The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus).