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Garry has noticed he has a problem suspending his disbelief in some movies. Meanwhile, it turns out the Christmas Carol “The 12 Days of Christmas” has a secret meaning that most people don’t know about. Plus, people are using social media to share their holiday experiences, which is just making things worse for the lonely people out there.
Garry had a Norman Rockwell moment this week when he had a problem with his Christmas lights. Meanwhile, some of the Norman Lear sitcoms are being rebooted for modern audiences. Plus, once again a couple splitting up has ended up meaning a battle over the pets.
Garry meets Drew Wasserman, a graphic artist who works on the “History Trees” project. Meanwhile, a scientist has discovered what Garry has believed for a very long time: The animals around us are bored and could be put to work for the betterment of society. And by “Betterment” we mean “Our amusement.” Plus, it turns out snowglobes could kill you, if you just so happen to drink the contents.
Garry traveled to Santa’s workshop to record a special edition of the show, and you might notice the acoustics in the reindeer hangar are a bit different. The yearly holiday epidemic of people stealing the Baby Jesus from Nativity scenes continues this year. Meanwhile, the return of the McRibb at McDonalds could throw off the balance of the entire animal kingdom. Plus, it turns out there are millions of unclaimed scratch-off lottery tickets. As much as 40% go unclaimed.
“Noted Atheist” Rob Sherman died in a plane crash in the Chicago area this week. Meanwhile, the couple of from the show “Flip or Flop” is splitting up. If their love can’t survive, what hope is there for the rest of us? Plus, a man has come up with a unique recycling program to make a Nativity scene.
People are mixing their religious icons with Santa as they decorate for Christmas and it’s just not right. Meanwhile, a couple of idiots in Alabama decided it was a good idea to do the “Mannequin Challenge” holding guns and marijuana. Plus, according to one website, people are reaching back to hallowed antiquity for baby names these days.
ABC gave a family $50,000 for having the most Griswaldian Christmas lights, which has to make life interesting for their neighbors. Meanwhile, if you’re having trouble sleeping, one store is offering a $150,000 mattress. Plus, a new study suggests the Pentagon is wasting a truly frightening amount of money.
