Oh, I was I was resisting the hohos. So Tim, Christmas episodes, no show is complete if they hasn't got like, you know, a Christmas episode.

I know, I know. And this is not just a UK thing, is it? I know you have Christmas specials for shows over there, but there's often the random Christmas episode in American shows as well. It's a time on a tradition.

It is more of a British thing to have like a special episode come out on at Christmas over that three or four day period.

The office Christmas specials are like one of my favorite TV shows ever.

The British office.

Yeah yeah that's what I mean real Christmas Whereas America, they'll just have one episode,

which is kind of a normal episode,

except there's a Christmas tree up

and someone's stuck at an airport and can't get home.

Or, you know, in time for Turkey.

And also, in America, they seem to have Christmas like three or four times a year as well.

That's right but it's funny when you're watching, you know, DVDs, or not DVD, you know, like shows now on Netflix,

the Christmas episode, they always turn up randomly and that's always the case in Australia watching American

shows like, you know, Friends or the West Wing, the Christmas episode

where we're never watching at Christmas.

It's just like a little moment of Christmas in October or April or some other time,

but I'm imagining they come out around the Christmas time in their

original home.

So Tim for today I've been thinking you know we should come up with we should do like a normal

episode where we come up with ideas but they should be somehow Christmas related.

I've actually had an idea on my list of like you know ideas for us to talk about for a long time now called the Christmas

podcast. So that's the first idea I'd like to discuss if I can.

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