Our third round of The Office trivia. Feel free to play along!

"The Birdcage" is a comedy film that revolves around a gay couple, Armand Goldman, who owns a drag club called The Birdcage, and his partner, Albert. Their lives take an unexpected turn when Armand's son, Val, announces his engagement to Barbara Keeley. Barbara's father is a conservative senator, Kevin Keeley, who is up for re-election. To avoid scandal and impress Barbara's ultra-conservative family, Val asks his father to hide his true identity and pretend to be a straight cultural attaché. Chaos ensues as the Goldmans attempt to conform to the Keeleys' expectations, leading to a hilarious clash of cultures, values, and personal identities.

Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) gets quite the surprise when he learns that his ex-wife, Laura, and her husband, Neil, have had no luck convincing their son, Charlie, that Santa Claus isn't real. But on Christmas Eve, something magical happens. Scott finds an unexpected guest on his roof—Santa Claus himself! When Scott calls out, Santa is startled and accidentally takes a tumble. He vanishes, leaving behind an 8-reindeer sleigh and a suit with a note: if anything happens, put on the suit. Scott obliges to make Charlie happy, and suddenly, he's whisked around town delivering presents! Soon enough, he's transported to the North Pole, where the elves break the news: Scott is the new Santa Claus. As thrilled as Charlie is with his dad's new role, they must keep it hush-hush so Scott doesn't lose custody of his son. 🎅✨

This 2003 dark comedy film stars Billy Bob Thornton as Willie T. Soke, a washed-up, hard-drinking conman who teams up with his dwarf partner-in-crime, Marcus (played by Tony Cox). Every year, they pose as a department store Santa and his elf, using this guise to rob shopping malls on Christmas Eve.

However, things don't go as planned when they encounter a troubled and naive kid named Thurman Merman (played by Brett Kelly), who believes Willie is the real Santa. Despite his initial reluctance, Willie forms an unlikely bond with Thurman. Meanwhile, the mall's suspicious security chief, Gin Slagel (played by Bernie Mac), starts investigating their activities.

The film is a mix of crude humor and unexpected heart, showing how even the worst people can find redemption in the unlikeliest of places.

This 2004 holiday comedy film is based on John Grisham's novel Skipping Christmas. The story follows Luther and Nora Krank (played by Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis), a couple who decide to skip Christmas altogether and go on a cruise instead, after their daughter Blair leaves for a Peace Corps assignment.

However, their decision to forgo the holiday traditions doesn't sit well with their festive neighbors and leads to comedic chaos in their community. As the Kranks prepare for their tropical getaway, they face increasing pressure from friends and neighbors who are determined to maintain the Christmas spirit in their neighborhood.

Things take a turn when Blair announces that she's coming home for Christmas with her new fiancé. With only a few hours to prepare, Luther and Nora must scramble to put together a last-minute Christmas celebration, leading to a series of humorous and heartwarming mishaps.

The film is a lighthearted comedy about the chaos and joy of holiday traditions and the importance of family.

Chris Brander (Ryan Reynolds), a former high school geek who has transformed into a successful and attractive music executive has always been in love with his best friend from high school, Jamie Palamino (Amy Smart).

During a business trip with his eccentric pop star client Samantha James (Anna Faris), Chris ends up back in his hometown where runs into Jamie and decides to finally express his feelings for her. However, things get complicated as Chris tries to navigate the challenges of moving from the "friend zone" to a romantic relationship.

Dutch recaps the scary/horror movies he watched during October 2024.

Nick (Jason Bateman), Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) and Dale (Charlie Day) all work for terrible people and decide their lives would be better if their bosses were out of the picture. After planning on having them "offed" with the help of a murder consultant, things don't go exactly as expected.

In this episide, we break down why we have such tremendous respect for this well-known actor/comedian.