Hello everyone, welcome to a very Mary-Iconic podcast. I'm Danny Pelagrino. I'm Jenna

Brister. And we're so excited. It's our very first episode, Jenna. How are you doing?

I'm fantastic after watching Let It Snow. How are you doing? I love Let It Snow. I thought

it was so adorable. I'm so excited we're going to dive into it in a second. But before

we do, I hope you'll indulge me for a second. Yes. So I love these holiday movies. You

know that you love them too. So much. And I want to mention right off the bat, you're a

writer for Home Arc and Lifetime. You've written, most recently you wrote a movie for Lifetime

called Killer Twin. Killer Twin about a killer twin. Yes. And I have a Christmas movie.

Exactly. And then I'm writing several Home Arc movies now. And they're so fun to write

because the formula. But that's the thing that comforts everyone this season. When things

are getting real outside, all we want to do is go home, plug in on the couch and watch

one of these Christmas movies. Right. Yes. Now, so I want to just dive in and talk about

the difference between some of these networks. So right now, this very first episode, we're

going to be covering Let It Snow, which is a Netflix original movie. And there's a supporting

performance by Joan Q. Sack as tinfoil woman. That was just truly incredible. Yes. She's

two lines in the whole thing. And she was the support, the support system through the

whole thing. She showed up with no makeup, just some Reynolds rap on and then just show

up in a tow truck as the tow truck. I think she towed Tobin. Okay. We'll get into it later.

Yeah. Anyway, so years and years ago, lifetime and hallmark used to both make these Christmas

movies that we all know and love. Net lifetime got out of the game for a while. And then

hallmark really took over. They took the crown of like, everyone goes to hallmark for these

Christmas movies. And the ratings were like through the roof. And every holiday season

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