In this lively episode of The Unseeing Critics, Jesse and Richard take a humorous and nostalgic dive into the holiday classic Charlie Brown's Thanksgiving, offering their unique "male adulting" perspective on the Peanuts gang’s unconventional feast and timeless lessons.

What Jesse Watched

Jesse got into the holiday spirit with a festive lineup that included Garfield Christmas, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and Frosty the Snowman—the latter sparking another round of Richard's hilarious “male adapting” commentary. Of course, Jesse also visited Wolf and a few other titles that fueled his love for everything spooky and seasonal.

What Richard Watched

Meanwhile, Richard ventured into a mix of thrilling, creepy, and imaginative content. He explored the werewolf-themed Wolf Pack and the quirky Little Dead Rotting Hood, while catching up on episodes of Six Feet Under, a podcast featuring The Undertaker. Richard also binged true crime stories with Up and Vanished and indulged in some lighter fare with The Incredibly Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turbin. On the big screen, he checked out the Audio Described Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and revisited the timeless Jurassic Park—although he forgot to mention it during the discussion.

This episode is packed with laughs, playful banter, and thoughtful takes on beloved classics and modern entertainment. Whether you're here for holiday nostalgia or just some good-natured whining and witty commentary, this week’s podcast has something for everyone!

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