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Christmas Movies[2] is the 25th episode of the fourth season of We Bare Bears and the 122th episode overall.
Synopsis
On Christmas Eve, The Baby Bears defend a video store from getting robbed.
Plot
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Features
Characters
- Baby Grizz
- Baby Panda
- Baby Ice Bear (Non-Speaking)
- Harry (antagonist)
Trivia
- This is the first time that The Baby Bears celebrate Christmas together.
- This is the third Christmas episode in the series and the first Christmas episode featuring the Baby Bears. The other Christmas episodes are Christmas Parties and The Perfect Tree.
- Baby Panda is voiced by Max Mitchell in this episode instead of Duncan Joiner. It's possible that Duncan Joiner has outgrown the role.
- David Hornsby guest-stars in this episode as Harry the thief.
- The Baby Bears watch several well-known Christmas movies, including Home Alone and A Christmas Carol.
- When the Baby Bears are watching Christmas movies, Baby Panda has a hot dog bun with a carrot, cucumbers and lettuce in it, unlike Baby Grizz and Baby Ice Bear, who have wieners. This indicates that Baby Panda has been a vegetarian since childhood.
- This is the last episode to air in 2018.
Cultural References
- The Baby Bears reference or watch multiple parodies of Christmas movies when talking with Harry the thief for the first time, including:
- Harry the thief returns a VHS for How the Grouch Robbed Christmas!, a parody of Dr. Seuss story book, How the Grinch Stole Christmas!.
- Baby Grizz recommends Little Nero Meets Santa, a reference to Little Nero's Pizza who delivers the pizza to Kevin in Home Alone.
- Baby Grizz recommends Sleep Hard as a good action movie, a parody of the Christmas action movie Die Hard. Baby Grizz also parodies Bruce Willis's famous like yippee-ki-yay, motherf*****, by saying yippidy-do-dah, Mr. Bad Guy.
- Baby Panda recommends It's a Stupendous Life, a parody of It's a Wonderful Life.
- When Baby Grizz is guessing what movie Ice Bear recommends, he guesses The Daydream Before Christmas, a parody of the Tim Burton movie The Nightmare Before Christmas.
- Baby Panda correctly guesses Bedmonsters, a parody of Gremlins.
- The manager says Hakuna Matata, my dudes as he leaves, a reference to a Swahili language phrase meaning no trouble. It is best known by the song of the same name from the Disney film The Lion King.
- The Baby Bears watch Christmas movies after locking the shop up. They include more parodies, like:
- Arnold Schwarzenegger's Jingle All the Way, where he tries to buy a hot selling action figure for his son.
- A Charlie Brown Christmas
- Home alone
- A Christmas Carol
- When Harry calls Baby Grizz a little jerk, it's a reference to when Uncle Frank calls Kevin a little jerk (Saying look what you did you little jerk) in Home Alone.
- The music playing in the background as the Baby Bears watch a variety of Christmas movies is a parody of What Christmas Means to Me by Stevie Wonder.
- When Santa's beard rips off, a parody of the Kill Bill Ironside Siren plays, a common sound effect used in many episodes.
- The whole episode is a reference to the movie Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol.
- Harry the thief represents Ebenezer Scrooge.
- The Baby Bears represent the spirits of Christmas past, Christmas present and Christmas yet to come.
- Baby Ice Bear, like the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come, is mute.
Errors
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International Premieres
- December 16, 2019 (United Kingdom and Ireland)