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If you’re over 35 Hal Smith is likely the soundtrack to your childhood — he played a number of the Winnie The Pooh characters over the years. Also, that’s Wilma Flintstone as the momma bear.
I remember this one (without the live-action scenes) on cable in the 90s. I remember it being pretty dry, and I remembered it right. I think there’s a version out there with an extra song with trippy animation I seem to remember, it didn’t add much.
Bridget and MaryJo harassing each other with annoying songs Christmas songs is a highlight — these two are a delight.
The live action segment is directed by Barry Mahon. Oh no!
Wish this was riffed by Mike, but oh well!
I think I’ve seen the animated part before.
I want every one of the mechanical toys shown in this short.