The President

The President

The It's Christmas Eve and it's day 24 of our Twilight Zone Advent calendar. Merry Christmas, Zach.

Happy Christmas, Tom.

And Merry Christmas to Josh Chambers.

He says, hi, Tom, and Zach. He would have said Anzac if he knew you were here.

I believe it. Thanks, Josh. When it comes to sailing in Christmas, Night of the Meek, Carol for another Christmas, Messiah on Mott Street, regardless of direction

production elements, what do you think is our favorite Christmas baby's best

dramatic Yule Tide message?

So I think Josh is getting to the heart of it.

It's not like, oh I like Night of the Meek because it makes me feel all

Christmasy and blah, blah, blah, blah. It's like, what's at the core of it, you know, the heart

behind it, what's the best message? What do you think so? I regret to inform you that I'm probably

not a good person to ask this question to because I've not seen any of these other

Rod Sterling Christmas specials. So why did you like Night of the Meeks are?

Yeah, that's my only answer. I know them through your conversations. I know the guys on the

Twilight Pone covered some of these as well. So I know it through you guys' podcasts and

conversations. I've never sought them out and watched them. So just by default,

I have to go with Night of the Meek. I'm sorry if that's a disappointing answer because that's

the only point of view I have on it. So Josh is talking about the dramatic Yuletide message. What is it

in Night of the Meek, the heart of it that you like? Well, I think ultimately it's the spirit

of giving, you know? I mean, this is a guy who has nothing, this, this Santa, this department store of Santa, and he finds joy into giving others what they want, right? And so that's a very heartwarming message. And that's when, through that, he finds he gets his own meaning and happiness right and not to say that

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