It's now Christmas Eve Eve, December 23rd, and I went looking for a cool video about the origin of Santa Claus, the actual person that was Saint Nicholas. But I ran into a whole bunch of religious propaganda videos, rather than one that seemed fairly objective. Then this odd video popped up, a version of Dickens' classic story, A Christmas Carol, written by Rod Serling, the guy behind The Twilight Zone. This film was produced in 1964, and has rarely aired. This isn't the actual full movie, but a cool doc looking at the story behind this unusual, made-for-TV movie. Looking for something Chrismasy that you haven't seen before? Interested in a deeper look at this holiday seasons than the Hallmark Channel crap? Here you go. Merry Christmas everyone!
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