Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol
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I love this cartoon, which was the first animated Christmas special. The wonderful score was written by Broadway tunesters Jule Steyn and Bob Merrill:
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odd man out: Yeah. I guess I'm prejudiced, too.
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Izquierdo: Maybe Andrew Breitbart OD'd on Hershey's?
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