Episode 124: Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny vs. The Star Wars Holiday Special with Michael Morris

It’s Christmas in July in August on Pop Culture Continuum! Michael Morris sits with John & Pat to discuss two Christmas Classics – Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny, a film that featured a methed out Santa stuck on a beach, and The Star Wars Holiday Special, a special that featured Bea Arthur singing a song in the Star Wars Cantina. In watching these films the guys found the true meaning of Christmas in July in August. Listen to find out! IF YOU DARE…

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