From the background of episode 50, a special guest spot in episode 116, and a bunch of Patreon episodes, Spencer Corona finally sits in the second chair to review "The Christmas Dragon", a movie we found by accident and decided to watch because of how much one random online reviewer HATED it.

Amanda and AAlgar from The Death of Podcasts return to talk about The Addams Family. Which, yes, isn't a Christmas movie, but I wanted to talk about how some people have personal yet inoperable definitions of "Christmas Movie", and here's the excuse.

Nate returns for another Sony Animation joint. Last time, it was Arthur Christmas! This time, it's... The Star. Can a funny animal animation make the nativity story more interesting than the last attempts we saw? IT WOULD BE HARD NOT TO! Let's find out.

Tim Montoya returns to us for a review of Rocky IV, a movie that takes place on Christmas for no particular reason, but on the other hand, it's not like we need any big excuse to talk about this movie. Because if we can change, and you can change...

Sarah Jenkins of Spirit Gum Theatre joins us to talk about the best highschool-set, zombie-themed musical you've ever seen! Probably. We haven't either of us seen the only other one we could think of.

Turns out we're not quite done with Lifetime yet, as Maggie and Aal of "Kids Love Batman" join us to kick off guest month with a movie about a big city [PODCASTER] who goes to her small hometown because of [IMPLIED POST APOCALYPTIC DEVASTATION] and falls in love with a handsome [TOW TRUCK DRIVER/LIGHT HANGER/MUSICIAN/FIREFIGHTER/GLASSBLOWER].

At long last, it's time to discuss the current state of the new holiday canon! And we're doing it - to borrow a term from The Sarcastic Voyage - ClusterFlonk style! The mayor has called each of the nine cohosts to give them a chance to passionately defend or savagely attack a movie on the canon, as we lead up to determining which one gets Gold Status... and which FOUR get cut!

Flonk closes out Sullivanfest 2020 and actual 2020 with "12 Gifts of Christmas", in which a big city [LANDSCAPE PAINTER] gets a job as a personal shopper because [LANDSCAPE PAINTING ISN'T REALLY A FULL TIME JOB], and falls for a handsome [DEPARTMENT STORE MANNEQUIN WHO WAS BROUGHT TO LIFE BY A WITCH'S KISS].

Peter Sullivan graces Brian and Colleen with his other genre: MYSTERY! Thrill to "A Christmas Mystery", wherein a big city [WOMAN] goes to a small town because of [MYSTERY] and falls in love with a [MAN].

Peter Sullivan month rolls right along, as this week, Brian and Lara head back home to New York (kind of) for Sharing Christmas! A big city [PROPERTY DEVELOPER] remains in the big city because of [PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT] and falls in love with a [YEAR ROUND CHRISTMAS STORE MANAGER].

(Bonus: Baby Lara meets a hitman)