On this episode we discuss Santa Claus, the movie, not to be confused with Santa Claus, the sandwich.

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Hey everyone, welcome to the flop pass, I'm Dan McCoy.

Whoa, rolling right in, it's me, Stuart Wellington.

And rolling on over, it's Elliot Kaelin and we've got a special guest with us today.

That's right, joining us as he now does every year, I'm going to say, as our holiday,

Dudley Moore correspondent, it's the esteemed and brilliant Alonzo Duralde film reviews editor

at the rap co-author of Albe Home for Christmas movies and an incredibly prolific podcast host.

He'll talk about those more later on. Alonzo, thanks so much for joining us and continuing on the

Dudley Moore holiday's beat. I've been delighted to be back. I think this might be the only

other Dudley Moore Christmas movies, so I guess goodbye everybody.

We'll get him to make some more. Well, it looks bad, you're purview a little bit for

bad news for you. But I want Dudley Moore, you're saying I'm going to get Dudley less?

In a way, from a certain perspective, 10 could be. Yeah, yeah. I mean, the last last

last year's also was a marginally holiday movie since it was really much more about a young girl,

a dying young girl trying to get her mom laid by Dudley Moore. Yeah. Where's this this movie takes

on one of the most Christmassy things there is Santa Claus. It purports to be the movie of that,

yeah. Well, name another one. Name another. Well, that's it was so funny because everyone who

is asking me about this, they're like, what movie are you doing this time ago? Santa Claus

the movie and they're like, yeah, with Tim Allen. I'm like, no, no, no, that's the Santa Claus

with an E at the end. Now, Colin, the movie. Not Colin the movie. And you have to imagine that

for years, they were like, we got it. There's no other Santa Claus, the movie. This is the only

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