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LilDickBigHeart

I’m going to be so sad if y’all don’t enjoy this one. I know your hesitance towards Christmas episodes lol

Craystation

Taran Killam was (possibly is idk, I don't watch it anymore) a SNL cast member

David Corica

"Boopy doop bedoop boop, sex!" ...I liked Annies song

Joe Williams

I'm starting to love how hating musical episodes has become your brand. Just throwing it out there but if you did an endurance run of musical episodes of popular tv series I think it would do really well. Also it would be very fuckin funny.

yourcrookedteeth

the boys were talking a lot through all of the songs then annie's song came on and they both got ... very very quiet 😂😂

mantis toboggan

alison brie is a lovely girl and all but good lord that baby voice is sandpaper on my ears 😭😭😭

Chelly

I think this show always had to fight the show Glee for runtime on tv which would explain their hostility towards the club this episode lol. Is it a good musical episode if the main point of it is to hate on that show? 😂

J. Dewey

Since nobody else has confirmed it yet, Annie's song was absolutely referencing Betty Boop (amongst others I assume). You might have missed a number of hilarious lines in the songs you talked over -- the writers were on fire for some of the lyrics. But honestly I did too on my first watch, kinda zoned out a bit during the music sections.

Stich

pineapple and strawberry donuts? Noooo. Ya'll made me not like donuts now :)

Stich

This is one of my favorite Christmas episodes. Kinda fun and different.

Will Fly

Not to be that guy, but schools don’t have to pay licensing fees for music; there’s a whole clause in copyright law that exempts schools.

Jackson Potluck

It's pretty adorable you guys think any schools in the US have free food.

Jackson Potluck

Also how do you not know who Childish Gambino is?

Jackson Potluck

That's public schools. Colleges are not public schools. They do have to pay licensing fees

Robert Goldstein

Yes Mr. Rad was played by Taran Killam from Saturday Night Live.