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* BrickJoke: When Jimmy laments that he stopped believing in Santa because he didn't get the dwarf star he wanted some years back, Sheen asks if that was the year he almost destroyed the world and concludes that Jimmy didn't get the star because he was on the naughty list. When Santa shows up later for his BigDamnHeroes moment, he comments that Jimmy has been on the naughty list for a while.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: At the end of the episode, Santa gives Jimmy the dwarf star he asked for two years earlier and explains that the star had to be cooled before it was safe for delivery. Jimmy admits he should have realized it from the start.
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** At the end of the episode, Santa gives Jimmy the dwarf star he asked for two years earlier and explains that the star had to be cooled before it was safe for delivery. Jimmy admits he should have realized it from thestart.start.
** When trying to put Hugh's replacement holiday into action, neither he nor Judy stop to consider that people might not appreciate this random man breaking into their house to give them pie.
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** When trying to put Hugh's replacement holiday into action, neither he nor Judy stop to consider that people might not appreciate this random man breaking into their house to give them pie.
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* FlatEarthAtheist: Even when the group gets to Santa's workshop and interacts with his elves, Jimmy refuses to believe Santa is real.
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Hilariously, Santa Claus himself, being [[IronySheIsCast voiced by]] Creator/MelBrooks.
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Hilariously, Santa Claus himself, being [[IronySheIsCast [[IronyAsSheIsCast voiced by]] Creator/MelBrooks. [[note]] An appropriate CastingGag, as many of his CreatorCameos in his own films were playing Christian priests and friars as stereotypically Jewish. [[/note]]
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Hilariously, Santa Claus himself, being [[IronySheIsCast voiced by]] Creator/MelBrooks.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: At the end of the episode, Santa gives Jimmy the dwarf star he asked for two years earlier and explains that the star had to be cooled before it was safe for delivery. Jimmy admits he should have realized it from the start.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: DidntThinkThisThrough: At the end of the episode, Santa gives Jimmy the dwarf star he asked for two years earlier and explains that the star had to be cooled before it was safe for delivery. Jimmy admits he should have realized it from the start.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: At the end of the episode, Santa gives Jimmy the dwarf star he asked for two years earlier and explains that the star had to be cooled before it was safe for delivery. Jimmy admits he should have realized it from the start.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Throughout the episode, Jimmy doesn't believe in Santa Clause and states it's scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents to every house in the world in one night. Later, when he goes to Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents in one night, stating that if a kid (himself) can deliver all presents using science, then everyone, including Santa's elves, would be forced to “accept the truth” that there is no Santa Clause.[[note]] In case you're confused: [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext No, this line of logic doesn't make any sense internally or externally]]. Its especially odd since Jimmy, [[OnlySaneMan of all characters]] in a show full of whacky characters, is making this assumption. [[/note]]
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Throughout the episode, Jimmy doesn't believe in Santa Clause and states it's scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents to every house in the world in one night. Later, when he goes to Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents in one night, stating that if a kid (himself) can deliver all presents using science, then everyone, including Santa's elves, would be forced to “accept the truth” that there is no Santa Clause.Claus.[[note]] In case you're confused: [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext No, this line of logic doesn't make any sense internally or externally]]. Its especially odd since Jimmy, [[OnlySaneMan of all characters]] in a show full of whacky wacky characters, is making this assumption. [[/note]]
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he opts to deliver the presents around the world, stating to the Elves that if he can do so in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t exist (since he just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he opts to deliver the presents around the world, stating to the Elves that if he can do so in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t ''doesn’t'' exist (since he just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he states to the Elves that if he can deliver the presents around the world in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t exist (since he just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he states opts to the Elves that if he can deliver the presents around the world world, stating to the Elves that if he can do so in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t exist (since he just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he states to the Elves that if he can deliver the presents around the world in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t exist (since you just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he states to the Elves that if he can deliver the presents around the world in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t exist (since you he just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Throughout the episode, Jimmy doesn't believe in Santa Clause and states it's impossible for anyone to deliver presents to every house in the world in one night. Later, when he goes to Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[ArbitrarySkepticism still not believing in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents in one night, stating that if a kid (himself) can deliver all presents using science, then everyone, including Santa's elves, would be forced to accept that there is no Santa Clause.[[note]] In case you're confused: [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext No, this line of logic doesn't make any sense]]. Its especially odd since Jimmy, [[OnlySaneMan of all characters]] in a show full of whacky characters, is making this assumption. [[/note]]
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Throughout the episode, Jimmy doesn't believe in Santa Clause and states it's scientifically impossible for anyone to deliver presents to every house in the world in one night. Later, when he goes to Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[ArbitrarySkepticism ([[SelectiveObliviousness still not believing believing]] [[ArbitrarySkepticism in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents in one night, stating that if a kid (himself) can deliver all presents using science, then everyone, including Santa's elves, would be forced to accept “accept the truth” that there is no Santa Clause.[[note]] In case you're confused: [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext No, this line of logic doesn't make any sense]].sense internally or externally]]. Its especially odd since Jimmy, [[OnlySaneMan of all characters]] in a show full of whacky characters, is making this assumption. [[/note]]
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* PlotHole: Jimmy states that it’s scientifically impossible for ''anyone'' to deliver presents to every house around the world in one night. Later in Santa’s workshop, he states to the Elves that if he can deliver the presents around the world in one night using science, then it proves there is no Santa Clause. But didn’t he already say that doing so is scientifically impossible? And even if he was successful, how does that prove Santa doesn’t exist (since you just proved it ''can'' be done)?
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Throughout the episode, Jimmy doesn't believe in Santa Clause and states it's impossible for anyone to deliver presents to every house in the world in one night. Later, when he goes to Santa's Workshop in the North Pole, Jimmy ([[ArbitrarySkepticism still not believing in Santa]]) opts to deliver all the presents in one night, stating that if a kid (himself) can deliver all presents using science, then everyone, including Santa's elves, would be forced to accept that there is no Santa Clause.[[note]] In case you're confused: [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext No, this line of logic doesn't make any sense]]. Its especially odd since Jimmy, [[OnlySaneMan of all characters]] in a show full of whacky characters, is making this assumption. [[/note]]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: For trying to make everyone hate Jimmy for ruining Christmas after he accidentally scrambles Santa's atoms that they recorded, Santa gives Cindy and Libby lumps of coal.
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* PseudoSanta: Hugh decided to create a "Pule", a {{Portmanteau}} of "pie" and "Yule" after Jimmy seemingly killed Santa. The new symbol was a pie man who brought good pies to good children and cheese pies to bad children.
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* RiddleForTheAges: What did Jimmy got two years prior instead of the core sample from Dwarf Star NG 738 that made him not believe in Santa? He might have gotten coal, going from what Santa tells him later, but it's not outright stated.
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* ChrismasSongs: "Basking In The Warmth", sung by the cast to convince Jimmy to at least enjoy Christmas.
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* ChrismasSongs: ChristmasSongs: "Basking In The Warmth", sung by the cast to convince Jimmy to at least enjoy Christmas.
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In an attempt to prove Santa Claus does not exist, Jimmy goes to the North Pole with Carl and Sheen and ends up discovering Santa's workshop. When he accidentally scrambles Santa's atoms, Jimmy is then forced to deliver the presents for him and soon learns the true spirit of Christmas. Meanwhile, Hugh is convinced Christmas is cancelled because of Jimmy's actions, so he invents a new holiday.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Santa, fully recovered from his atom scramble, shows up just in time to save Jimmy and the gang and complete the present deliveries.
* BorrowedCatchphrase: When Jimmy wonders how Santa is going to deliver the presents to everyone in Retroville before morning, Santa does his own [[EurekaMoment brain blast]] like Jimmy.
* ChristmasEpisode: The episode is set around Christmastime.
* ChrismasSongs: "Basking In The Warmth", sung by the cast to convince Jimmy to at least enjoy Christmas.
* SantasExistenceClause: Jimmy's main issue for the episode. He stopped believing in Santa after he did not get the dwarf star he asked for two years ago, and came to the conclusion he's not real. He soon realizes Santa is indeed real when he shows up to save the boys in time.
* SpecialGuest: Creator/MelBrooks as Santa Claus.
* SubbingForSanta: Jimmy was forced to deliver all the presents of the world after scrambling Santa's atoms.
* TriumphantReprise: "Basking In The Warmth" returns in the end in a more cheerful manner as Jimmy and his parents celebrate him finally believing in Santa and Christmas has been saved.
!! "Holly Jolly Jimmy" provides examples of:
* BigDamnHeroes: Santa, fully recovered from his atom scramble, shows up just in time to save Jimmy and the gang and complete the present deliveries.
* BorrowedCatchphrase: When Jimmy wonders how Santa is going to deliver the presents to everyone in Retroville before morning, Santa does his own [[EurekaMoment brain blast]] like Jimmy.
* ChristmasEpisode: The episode is set around Christmastime.
* ChrismasSongs: "Basking In The Warmth", sung by the cast to convince Jimmy to at least enjoy Christmas.
* SantasExistenceClause: Jimmy's main issue for the episode. He stopped believing in Santa after he did not get the dwarf star he asked for two years ago, and came to the conclusion he's not real. He soon realizes Santa is indeed real when he shows up to save the boys in time.
* SpecialGuest: Creator/MelBrooks as Santa Claus.
* SubbingForSanta: Jimmy was forced to deliver all the presents of the world after scrambling Santa's atoms.
* TriumphantReprise: "Basking In The Warmth" returns in the end in a more cheerful manner as Jimmy and his parents celebrate him finally believing in Santa and Christmas has been saved.
