In the past there have been many traditional ways to celebrate Christmas with songs, with gifts, with family and friends. There's a new way.

Hello, Homer.

Where's Ernest.

Hello and welcome to, I've forgotten the name.

It's something like the Patreon power's Christmas tree house,

festival of shit. This is the third edition of Four. I'm Tim Bat.

I'm Guy Montgomery. And today for your viewing pleasure we have watched. Well I guess it's not

for your viewing pleasure. You're listening to us dissect a movie that wasn't for

our viewing pleasure. No one is pressured by this. We watched Ernest saves Christmas everyone. A terrifying film from the 1980s featuring a human mascot who's I did a little goling, it turns out his sole construction was to sell products.

This is a movie that is very scary because I had forgotten about Ernest.

Ernest was this weird ghost from my childhood. I'm 32 years old. I was born in 1987 and anyone around my age

particularly if you're from America will know Ernest but we haven't

talked about Ernest for a long time we haven't thought about him. Jim Varnie the

actor who plays him died quite a while ago, died young, age 50.

Ernest was dreamed up by Jim Varnie had achieved success as the as the Beverly Hill

Billy if I'm not mistaken.

And Ernest was a character,

Ernest was a character dreamed up by an advertising agency

and then farmed out to various different like large-scale commercial corporations namely in

the instance of earnest saves Christmas Coca-Cola. Oh my God it is relentless

their advertising executive. Oh my god it is relentless.

They're advertising executive that you mentioned is a man named John R. Cherry the third from Nashville. Ah, do you know I actually actually just passed through Nashville, Music City.

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