"Christmas Shoes" is the worst (as Patton Oswalt famously pointed out, God comes off as pretty evil in it), but I once heard "Same Old Lang Syne" in the middle of July in an antique store.  Gave the radio a lot of weird looks as that tale went on and on and on…

Naw, Disney already has it's own equivalent of "The Star Wars Holiday Special": http://youtu.be/9odBRAJGdv0

Naw, Disney already has it's own equivalent of "The Star Wars Holiday Special": http://youtu.be/9odBRAJGdv0

I have the title track in my Christmas Party iTunes Playlist.  So far, nobody's noticed when it comes up. That either says something about Christmas music in general or my family.

I have the title track in my Christmas Party iTunes Playlist.  So far, nobody's noticed when it comes up. That either says something about Christmas music in general or my family.

"Despite the more downbeat tone, the show did feature a laugh track at certain moments."

"Despite the more downbeat tone, the show did feature a laugh track at certain moments."

What the hell is a child supposed to learn from "Caillou" aside from How To Whine?

What the hell is a child supposed to learn from "Caillou" aside from How To Whine?

I'm haunted by vague memories of a "darker and edgier" Brady TV special where one of the sons ends up paralyzed.  Is it the same one?

I'm haunted by vague memories of a "darker and edgier" Brady TV special where one of the sons ends up paralyzed.  Is it the same one?

Floorey is by far my favorite "WTF" element of an entire series full of them.  Then again, if everything in the Playhouse can talk, why not the floor?

Floorey is by far my favorite "WTF" element of an entire series full of them.  Then again, if everything in the Playhouse can talk, why not the floor?

Which brings to mind something subtle I like about "Fraggle Rock" (and other Muppet productions, come to mention it): They weren't afraid to have the kiddies in the audience feel feelings.

Which brings to mind something subtle I like about "Fraggle Rock" (and other Muppet productions, come to mention it): They weren't afraid to have the kiddies in the audience feel feelings.

The weird implication there is that "Fraggle Rock" wasn't groundbreaking.

The weird implication there is that "Fraggle Rock" wasn't groundbreaking.

"My Little Pony", especially in its latest incarnation, is very good for a "girly" series mostly because it does not actively hate its own target audience.

"My Little Pony", especially in its latest incarnation, is very good for a "girly" series mostly because it does not actively hate its own target audience.

Your nephew sounds awesome.