Arnold Schwarzenegger is many things.

But did you know that he was once the director?

And that the only film he has ever directed is a 1992 made-for-TV remake of Christmas in Connecticut.

Nobody calls it the biggest star in the world who says, hey, they want to direct your TV movie.

On our revisionist history Christmas special this year, we are telling the really very funny story behind the making of the most

improbable Christmas movie of all time.

The first thing out of his mouth is, so what have you guys been doing since Commando?

Clearly not going to the gym.

You can hear it all right now on the Revisuals History podcast.

Listen on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Welcome in.

Hello, my dear friend Dan Byer,

Jason Stewart, the esteemed producer of the DG show, as well as today's Dan Patrick's show,

joining us as well. And I won't be the first. I won't be the last, but I can't wish you a Happy New Year. New Year's Eve brings us a reaction to last night's Monday night football game,

which was entertaining. And of course, we had a notable injury to a very notable figure for the

defending NFC champion, San Francisco 49ers. And it gives us football today or tonight as we have the

first in the second round quarterfinals of the college

football playoff. And I think it's actually the perfect game. So we got a lot to get to. But first,

Dan, this is always a good time in the morning when you wake up to go, hey, let's look back at

last night's Monday night football game, us a little bit everything got a hook and

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