Well it's either Mitch or Ebenezer Scrooge...

Writing the kind of jokes my podcast is known for: Four quadrant humor that everyone can identify with

OK YouTube transcript, the line is "the fiddler and a bit of food." What have you got?

Yes, YouTube transcript. A Christmas Carol is the story of a Vermont man collecting bombs

"Beginning of the film takes place mostly before any of the ghosts appear." Thank you, trivia section. Super helpful.

This Wednesday, it's my episode on the first 3 silent Christmas Carol adaptations! One of them is completely lost, but there is a detailed scene-by-scene description, so I'll be talking about it.

Hosted some Christmas trivia games to raise money for charity, so of course there were some Christmas Carol questions.

This week, I'm covering the little-known '80s TV movie John Grin's Christmas, directed by and starring Robert Guillame as a Scroogey toy executive. Subscribe to my Patreon and get it 24 hours early!

This Wednesday, I'll be covering the two weridest versions from the '80s, including SCROOGE'S ROCK AND ROLL CHRISTMAS, where these two actors atempt to escape the grip of Beach Boys singer Mike Love

“You there boy, what day is … whoops no wrong story”

Next week on the podcast ... whatever this is. They can't all be Mickey's Christmas Carol.

Happy Halloween to all! Enjoy your day, and then stay tuned for the premiere of Scrooge: A Christmas Carol Podcast season 2 on Wednesday, November 5! My first episode will be on Mickey's Christmas Carol!

Coming next week, it's a video where I break down my adaptation meter, comparing 12 versions of A Christmas Carol that I reviewed in the first season. Join my Patreon for as little as $1/month and get all episodes, including this one, a day early!

My Patreon is up! $1 a month: Get episodes a day early. $5 a month: Get a bonus episode of Scrooge TV each month. $10 a month: Vote on what show will be on the next Scrooge TV. The first poll is live!

Tomorrow, it's a preview episode of Scrooge TV, where I'll review a TV show's version of A Christmas Carol. This 1st episode will be released for all, and future episodes will be on my Patreon, which launches tomorrow alongside the episode! The first episode will be about A Jetson Christmas Carol.

Tomorrow on A Christmas Carol Deep Dive, I'll be covering the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come portion of the story!

This Wednesday, I'll be releasing an episode about the only Christmas Carol adaptation set on July 4th (that I'm aware of at least). It's David Zucker's An American Carol.

This Wednesday, I'll be dedicating a bonus episode to a 1970s Christmas Carol adaptation so obscure it only aired once. Can these country music stars create a memorable modernized version of A Christmas Carol?

The four Scrooges I'll be covering on the two episodes dropping this Monday, December 23.

If you saw the 1978 The Stingiest Man in Town as a child, what did you think of it? I review it on this week's episode, alongside two others

Somehow, this isn't even the strangest moment from SCROOGE (1970). Find out what is on tomorrow's episode!

So happy to see all the new followers. You can find the podcast on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube, with new episodes dropping every Wednesday morning. This week I'm covering three TV adaptations from the '60s: Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol Carol for Another Christmas A Christmas Carol (1969)

Tomorrow, it’s my episode on Scrooge (1951), considered by many to be the definitive version of A Christmas Carol. I’ve got a lot to say about this iconic film, and I hope you’ll tune in!

Tomorrow on Scrooge: A Christmas Carol Podcast, how much faith can you put in a version that can't even get the title or the spelling of Scrooge's name right?

I'll be happy to move on from my '40s and '50s TV Specials episode, mostly because I'll never have to think about Fredric March's fake nose again.

This Wednesday, it's the premiere of Scrooge: A Christmas Carol podcast. This will be a deep dive into the adaptations of Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol, from the iconic to the obscure. Hosted by @collinmurr.bsky.social. Listen on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!