No Santas. No Scrooges. Who is the best Christmas Character?

The Hubig pie has returned and we give it a taste courtesy of listener, Matt. We also review things like Willow and Wednesday and John and Glenn gush over David Harbour’s Violent Night.

Inspired by the Guardians of the Galaxy Christmas Special, we discuss what makes this season special to us. So sit back, relax and get ready for some holiday cheer here at the village.

It’s a huge TV episode this week. We talk about the finales of Andor, Interview with the Vampire, and The Walking Dead. We also introduce you to Tulsa King and Limitless with Chris Hemsworth. All that, plus this week’s Awesome Villager.

We’re back to our regular schedule of recommending how you should spend your time with movies and television. We’ll discuss Reboot from Hulu along with Netflix’s Blockbuster. We also bring you our reviews of Wakanda Forever and Don’t Worry Darling. All that, plus this week’s Awesome Villager.

In memory of the definitive performance of Kevin Conroy as Batman, this week we discuss characters who’ve been portrayed by multiple actors and which performance we think is the definitive performance of that character.

We’ve got a lot to catch up on. We’ll bring your our takes on a few shows that have ended their seasons including House of the Dragon. We’ll give you reviews of Black Adam and Bros. So sit back, relax and enjoy this week’s visit to The Village.

The continuation of last week’s episode and this week it’s movies. We bring you reviews of Blonde, The Munsters, Amsterdam and Hocus Pocus 2. All that, plus we crown an Awesome Villager.

We’ve done it again, this week is part 1 of our episode as we discuss television. We’ll update you on how Quantum Leap is doing along with Andor and She-Hulk. We also tell you how the start of the final season of the Walking Dead is going and review Interview With the Vampire on AMC. So listen to this one and wait with baited breath for the conclusion next week.

It’s an exciting week as we go through the curriculum of a film class and decide if they chose the right films to represent their categories or suggest others in their place.