Quote of the Day 12-25-10
Trivia question: What is the only classic Christmas cartoon special to actually tell the Christmas story?
Answer: A Charlie Brown Christmas, first airing on CBS in 1965…
Dec.25, 2010 11:02 am |
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Merry Christmas everyone.
Best Christmas cartoon that will ever be.
1965..good year. (that’s the year Carla and I were both born) :)
Ah Pamela. I thought we might stay in denial about that just a tad longer. :)
Merry Christmas!!
Merry Christmas, you young kids! ; )
Merry Christmas, Doug!!
I was eight. Remember it as well as the Beatles the year before on Ed Sullivan. It’s the best. A close second was Rudolph. (They had all the characters in commercials during the first broadcast – I think for Norelco electric razors!)
Happy week between Christmas and New Year’s!
This is true, but in Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town, he chooses Christmas Eve because it is the most holy night of all. So it does *very briefly* touch on the story. VERY briefly but still worth a watch IMHO.