Hey there, it's Phil. Welcome back to the show. I'm here with Skye Jitani. Hi Phil.

And Christian. No. Christian's still not back. She's like on a world tour. Maybe she's

just taking a potion like check on hide and she turns into this. Oh that would be interesting.

Are you a version of Christian Taylor? A poor man's version. Let's say that. A poor manly

version. A poor manly version. Yes. We're back with Drew Dick as our stand in for Christian Taylor.

And, and in honor of the month of December, he wore his Christmas sweater.

Which doesn't have, it should have snowflakes or reindeer or something. It could be Christmas

sear. It could be way gaudier. Yeah. But it is bright. Thank you. You're welcome. Yeah.

If you're just listening and not watching, you can't see it, but he's got a bright red sweater.

I bet they can. And we're very proud. And he chose, he chose the Dr. McCoy mug,

which is also bright red. So if he holds it in front of himself, it's just,

if I turn it around. Yeah. Then it disappears. Hold it the other way. Is it just McCoy's head

floating in front of you? Oh that's better. That's pretty good. And I got the Skye Line

Chilly mug, which is, yeah, you know, a nice Cincinnati college days. Miami. Hey, Skyline

Chilly. Yeah, who? Okay. I got to sing a theme song. Of course, we've run out of characters,

except for our friend Anthony, who is an endless deposit, a bottomless depository of obscure

Veggie Tales characters. And he said, you know, you haven't done the theme song as young Mr.

Nezor. And that kind of frightened me because I can't remember what young Mr. Nezor sounds like.

It was in an Easter Carol. And he only appeared in that one show, I think, and I had to do a voice.

They said, all right, we need to, like, we've got one scene with, with a little boy, Mr. Nezor,

can you come up with a voice for him on the spot? And I think I did something that was actually

pretty close to Percy P, I think. Which was just, you know, because it's hard. You can't just,

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