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We don't quite have this week's episode ready for you, but hopefully this month's bonus episode will tide you over. Enjoy ... we sure didn't.

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Unofficial_Opinion

Very late, but Santa smoked a pipe in “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas”

Zach Van Stanley

I used to have the DVD for this. My mom bought it for me after she found it in the discount bin. No lie, S-a-n-t-a-c-l-a-u-s plays through my head pretty often

Matt

Like probably everyone else, the only way I’ve seen this was because of MST3K, although I think my mother may have seen this thing when it was new. Also, Voldar’s mustache is the best part of the movie. That and the Werner Von Braun joke.

Julie Wine&Reason

The bare fact that this movie exists makes me so happy! (I'm also happy I didn't have to watch it.) Thanks, y'all.

Mark H

How did you guys end up on that one? I was sure the votes were going for An American Carol or Love Actually.

Scott Lesch

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians was released November 14, 1964 beating Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer December 6, 1964 for portrayal of Mrs. Santa Claus. (I was 12 then.)

MutatedWisdom

Eli manages yet another *perfect* pop-culture reference. THAT LAUGH

Vincent Jorgensen

Because of MST3K, this is the SECOND GAM movie I've actually seen.

Renee Y Bisel

I think I've seen this movie riffed more than any other. MST3K, Rifftrax, Cinematic Titanic, now GAM. All unique and funny as hell.

Denise Huston

Kimar and Momar are King Martian and Mom Martian, to really drive home the excellent naming conventions.

Dahak

Talking about unsafe toys for kids, look up the gas powered pogo stick!

Nashjillian

It was a lateral, Noah! 😜

Al Yako

With all the Martian "___mar" names in this, how did you guys not make a "Weimar" joke? Was there one and I missed it?

Kenneth Afteryou Bauer

Challenge accepted, did the nasty with “Hooray for Santa Clause”. Playing throughout the house. Very festive?

Niamh Coghlan

But if you go by the copyright dates in the movies themselves, Rudolph was first as it was copyrighted in the 12th century (MCLXIV). :)