Welcome back to another installment of Christmas in quarantine.

It's Christmas Past's impromptu mini-series of indeterminate length.

Join me for daily episodes until things start looking better on the COVID-19 crisis.

And speaking of which, I do hope that you're

staying safe and healthy, that you're practicing all of the common sense guidelines and that you're

treating the situation with the seriousness it deserves and taking your advice only from trained

medical professionals. Now, during our time at home, a lot of us are watching more TV and movies.

And for those of us with the Christmas spirit, it's only a matter of time before we start

digging through YouTube and seeing what nostalgic treasures are there for the taking.

Anyone who grew up in the 80s will be familiar with a toy known as the Wacky Wall Walkers.

They were kind of a fad toy that you'd often find in toy stores or sometimes even as prizes

in cereal boxes.

They were sticky, and when you threw them against the wall, they would appear to crawl down.

Well, in the 80s, it was also true that anything that was marginally popular would also have its own line of merchandise,

maybe its own breakfast cereal, and, sooner

or later, a Saturday morning cartoon or a cartoon special.

That happens to be the case with the Wacky Wall Walkers, believe it or not.

They had their own Christmas special known as Deck the Halls with Wacky Walls, telling

the story of some aliens who fall to Earth

and need to find the real meaning of Christmas.

It's a Christmas special as only the 80s could produce, and I needed a little bit of help

on tangling things, so I invited my friends Chris with a C and Chris with a K from the Christmas

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