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Thanksgiving and Xmas television thrills are at a new low point. You’ve gotta be less than 4 years old in order not to have seen the show at least 2 or 3 times before. Even if you were only 2 the first time it was on it was not past your bedtime cause it was on at 1 o’clock in the afternoon.
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Audie Murphy Jr.
Thanksgiving and Xmas television thrills are at a new low point. You’ve gotta be less than 4 years old in order not to have seen the show at least 2 or 3 times before. Even if you were only 2 the first time it was on it was not past your bedtime cause it was on at 1 o’clock in the afternoon. That’s the case with March of the Wooden Soldiers. Everybody in the picture is dead and they still show it. It’s got more to do with Halloween than either Thanksgiving or Xmas but they persist on showing it on the latter: what gives? The only good part is the dunking part where they dunk Ollie, I bet you wish you could get as wet as him but if you’re not in the tub you can’t, not while you’re watchin’ it at least.