christmas Trivia Quiz # 27

Yes, it is true. I was very upset about this because it is such a good song, but they never found a way to make it fit in the movie.

"Candy Cane Children" was re-released for Christmas 2002, including Jack reading the story of the magi and Meg singing "Silent Night."

They re-wrote the lyrics to 'Baby Like to Rock It' to turn it into a Christmas song.

They are not pleased when the cousin drinks the last of the Whiskey with Buddy. They are, by the way, the two adults in charge.

Scully had just finished a long rant in which she rationalized to Mulder all the reasons why they shouldn't be afraid: "These are tricks that the mind plays. They are ingrained clichés from a thousand different horror films. When we hear a sound, we get a chill. We see a shadow and we allow ourselves to imagine something that an otherwise rational person would discount out of hand. The whole... Mulder...? The whole idea of a benevolent entity fits perfectly with what I'm saying. That a spirit would materialize or return for no other purpose than to show itself is silly and ridiculous. I mean, what it really shows is how silly and ridiculous we have become in believing such things. I mean, that- that we can ignore all natural laws about the corporeal body- that- that we witness these spirits clad in their own shabby outfits with the same old haircuts and hairstyles never aging, never- Never in search of more comfortable surroundings. It actually ends up saying more about the living than it does about the dead. I mean, Mulder, it doesn't take an advanced degree in psychology to understand the unconscious yearnings that these imaginings satisfy. You know, the longing for immortality, the hope that there is something beyond this mortal coil, that we might never be long without our loved ones. I mean, these are powerful, powerful desires. I mean, they're the very essence of what make us human. The very essence of Christmas, actually." When it came down to it, though, even Scully could get spooked.

A charming photo indeed.

She ended up taking it back after she found out Craig was cheating on her.

The name of the casserole is Jansson's temptation and consists of potatoes, anchovies and onion. This is also a favorite in the Christmas meal.

Chandler: "You know what, I know what will cheer you guys up. I had a little talk with the boys in New York, told them about all the hard work you've been doing and that a little Christmas bonus may be in order."

Although Phil played on the original version, it was actually Luke Goss of teen sensations Bros who drummed for Band Aid 2. Luke and his twin brother Matt, together with bassist Craig Logan, had a string of hits in the late 80s, including a UK #1 with "I Owe You Nothing". The drums on the Band Aid 20 version were played by Danny Goffey of Supergrass.