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resistance will do if they win. You can check this all festive episode of Ringer Dish, Netflix Christmas Edition.

I'm Kate Hallwell and I'm here with the Ringer's utmost Netflix original experts.

I've got Jordan Liggins in the studio with me.

Yes. And we've got Miles Surrey joining us from New York.

Guys, hello. Hello! Thank you so much for joining me. I am not a Netflix expert, but I know both

of you are. And I have a lot of opinions despite not being a real true expert. So everyone

knows Netflix has basically used all the jewels of their disposal to like just get really

into the Christmas corner the past few years. And there are just a bunch of just gloriously bad content on

Netflix for us to enjoy every Christmas season. So we're gonna run through like

some superlatives, awards, so to speak, and basically decide which of the Netflix Christmas offerings we think

lands on top in each of these categories are we ready yes are we going

festive are we feeling festive all right let's do it let's start big and then kind of

work more specific. I want to start with the

Netflix Christmas MVP. Really through any of the years I think in recent years I

would say it's been sort of the Queen of Netflix Christmas

Vanessa Hudgens. Thoughts? Of course. Of course. I actually disagree.

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