Airdate: December 24, 1993
Slippin On The Ice- The Warners sing a parody of 'Singing In The Rain'
Opening Line: "Citizen Kane-y"
NOTE: The theme sing has snow falling down over the opening sequence and jingle bells are clearly heard in the music
Twas the Day Before Christmas: Slappy Squirrel tells Skippy a story of when Ralph, dressed as Santa, visited the Warners on Christmas Eve.
Good Idea Bad Idea: Good idea- Singing Christmas Carols to your neighbors. Bad idea- Singing Chrsitmas Carols to your neighbors on the 4th of July
Jingle Boo: Chicken Boo poses as a department store Santa.
The Great Wakkorotti: The Holiday Concert: The Great Wakkorotti belches out that winter classic, Jingle Bells.
Good Idea Bad Idea: Good idea- Finding Easter Eggs on Easter Morning. Bad Idea- Finding Easter Eggs on Christmas Morning.
Toy Shop Terror: The owner of a toy shop closes for the night, not knowing the Warners are hiding inside. They run amok in the store, waking the owner, who turns on the burglar alarm, activating a Killer Robot to take care of them.
Yakko's Universe: A repeat of the song from a previous episode.
Slippin' on the Ice has examples of:
- I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up: Spoken by Dot at the end.
- Song Parody: Of the title song from Singin' in the Rain.
Twas the Day Before Christmas has examples of:
- Bat Family Crossover: While framed as a Slappy Squirrel short, it prominently features nearly every character in the show.
- Chariot Pulled by Cats: Santa Ralph's sleigh is pulled by pigeons, which includes the Goodfeathers.
- Framing Device: The episode is framed as a bedtime story told by Slappy Squirrel to Skippy on Christmas Eve.
- Non Sequitur, *Thud*: Downplayed. After falling through the water tower roof, Ralph, as Santa, says, "Dahhh, happy Easter, you guys!"
- The Parody Before Christmas: Slappy's story is structured as this kind of parody.
- Santa Claus: Plotz has Ralph play Santa to leave presents for the Warners, with the Goodfeathers as the reindeer. Also, Pinky and the Brain impersonate Santa in another fruitless attempt at world domination. But the real Santa appears flying over the studio at the end.
- Think of the Censors!:Yakko: Then, laying his finger inside of his nose,
Which the dear network censor finds totally gross... - This Is Gonna Suck: After accidentally knocking Brain off the water tower, Pinky is well aware he'll get quite a punishment for it.
- Toilet Humor:Dot: The stockings were hung so our names clearly showed...
Wakko: In hopes that old Santa would leave a big load.
Yakko: Goodnight, everybody! - Who Would Be Stupid Enough?: Dr. Scratchansniff doesn't want to play Santa, because when he did so the previous year, the Warners made him sing carols with them half the night, then creamed him in a big pillow fight.Plotz: There must be a person who'll deliver this stuff.
But where can I find someone stupid enough?
[He looks out the window and sees Ralph.]
Jingle Boo has examples of:
- Mall Santa: Boo's disguise for this episode.
- Throw the Dog a Bone: While Chicken Boo gets exposed and chased away as usual, St. Nick himself shows up to give him a treat, courtesy of his elves.
The Great Wakkorotti: The Holiday Concert has examples of:
- Gass Hole
- Recycled Animation: This is mostly reused from the original Great Wakkorotti short.
Toy Shop Terror has examples of:
- Ear Trumpet: The toy shop's owner uses one to listen in on the Killer Robot doing battle with the Warners.
- Killer Robot: A wind-up one that (tries to at least) antagonize the Warners around the mid-point.
- Standard Snippet: Raymond Scott's "Powerhouse" (of Looney Tunes fame) is the main theme.
Yakko's Universe has examples of:
Closing Tower Gag: "Marry Christmas!"- Yakko, Wakko, and Dot
