The camera the grandmother had was called a Kodak Instamatic. She was played by Glynis Johns who was the mother in Mary Poppins. It had individual flashcubes and took about 16 pictures per roll of film. I had one. I also agree that this was a movie that just happened to take place at Christmas as there was nothing in the plot to tie it to Christmas. Die Hard is a Christmas movie because John McLean would not have been in Los Angeles if it had not been for Christmas to see his children and his wife at the Nakitomi Tower.

Two years ago when I was home for Christmas I showed my parents one of your videos. They were instantly hooked. Two years later and a common conversation topic is, “Did you see Ashleigh’s latest video?” Thanks for all the laughs!

I’m a male and this is in my Top 2 of romcoms ever. It could’ve been so stupid, slapstick and cliche like most romcoms, but there’s just something about the writing, music and performances that makes it feel real and just sucks you right in.

Hospital chapels are not usually for weddings. They are generally for family praying for their loved ones. But, since they exist, they can also be used for weddings.

The father is played by Peter Boyle. He played the father in Everyone Loves Raymond. He also played Frankenstein in the Mel Brook's Young Frankenstein.

Girl, I saw this in high school and Bill Pullman made me all swoony. This movie still makes me feel that way all these years later!

Bill said it best about what makes this so good: "She's likable". And she really is. Lucy is someone I could imagine myself easily falling in love with. There's a detail that makes this a Christmas movie... The only reason Lucy was working the day she saved Peter is because it was Christmas and everybody else had a family to be with except her. Presumably, on any other day, standard schedule would apply and anybody could be the one standing there on that booth, but on Christmas day, she was the one.

All the parents in this movie were HUGE stars in their day. This really is a cute film.

Other commenters have made the points I was going to mention, so I'll just say that I liked Lucy's boss, played by the late Jason Bernard. It was kind of refreshing to have a boss character who is a friend rather than an adversary. Jason Bernard is probably best known as the exasperated judge in "Liar, Liar".

Bill Pullman played Geena Davis’s husband in A League of Their Own. I think he’s underrated as an actor. You should check him out in Independence Day.

This movie has one of the most accurate family dinner conversations I've ever seen. Every time I think about it, it makes me laugh. "I never said Guy Lombardo was short!"

Someone’s probably explained already, but 900 numbers are the phone sex numbers. Also, for another ‘they tried to make Sandra Bullock homely’ movie, I recommend Love Potion #9. It’s so underrated imo. Also also - I do consider this a Christmas movie but it’s on the light side. Kind of the same way Sleepless in Seattle is a Valentine’s Day movie

50 yo male, I totally hate romcoms, but I totally love this one. It's great that you reacted to it!

Love this movie, it is my favorite Rom-Com. I disagree with you that it is not a Christmas movie. One of the most important parts, is the scene where Lucy is at the house and the family is giving her presents and putting up a stocking with her name on it, showing how the family instantly takes her in, and how desperate Lucy is to have a family. This would not have worked on just any old random holiday.

My mom has a big crush on Bill Pullman too, and coincidentally one of my family members went to college with one of his kids, so Bill Pullman was at the graduation, sitting just a few rows ahead of us. My mom got to stare at the back of his head for the whole ceremony. She just about pissed herself with joy. His whole family was very attractive and very stylish.

While You Were Sleeping is not only one of the best romantic comedies in the last 40 years, its also a great Christmas movie. It is also more proof that the 1990s is one of the greatest decades in film history

I'm not into romcoms. This is one of my favorite movies, full stop. I can quote it as if I was in it. Favorite scene: the paperboy. I'm glad you liked it, and while I respect your opinion, I consider it a Christmas movie. And you can't stop me.

This is definitely a Christmas movie for me and I watch it every year at Christmas. This movie gives me warm fuzzies every time. Sometimes its not about being a rom-com so much as it is just a feel good story. And, yes, Bill Pullman definitely can get it. Peter was far too self-centered. You know that right off when she sees that he carries pictures of himself in his wallet- I was shaking my head in agreement with you when you said, who carries pictures of themselves? A narcissist.

Two things could possibly make it an entry for a Christmas movie - that she was working alone because it was Christmas and therefore was the person to save him, and that the family hadn't celebrated Christmas and thus, a reason for her to join the family so quickly. But those are technicalities. lol

My mom put the tinsel on one strand at a time, and the reflective lighting effect from the tree lights was wonderful. She also removed it one strand at a time, and saved it for the next year. I guess this is what a Depression Era childhood gets you!

Thank you for not skipping the Paperboy Incident™. It's very short, and has no bearing whatsoever on the story, but, being an ex-paperboy myself, I'm glad to see an ancient injury has been immortalized in film.

This was the unofficial sequel to Sleepless in Seattle, where Bill Pullman finally got the girl he missed out on in that one

Glynis Johns is the grandmother. Incredibly cute and charming in her time. She is still with us, just turned 100 years old. No Highway in the Sky 1951 or The Sundowners 1960 or Mary Poppins 1964 are good films to catch her in.

Sandra Bullock is very pretty and charismatic, and she does "awkward" well. So she's virtually always good in a film. As for the script, the whole miscommunication, difficulty admitting to a lie sort of thing, all of that can be fun. So this was a fun movie, very light, with some feels. A decent rainy day popcorn flick. As for it being a Christmas movie ... it has that family gathering and wish fulfillment aspect. Not a lot of caroling or whatever, but it doesn't contradict Christmas at all.

I remember seeing this with my then gf, who by that time lost her parents, and she was adopted, and she was from the other side of the country, so she was in a similar emotional place as Sandra Bullock.From her perspective, it wasn't just a rom-com, it was like Sandra said, she didn't just fall in love with the guy, it was his whole family, and they loved her! It was great they all showed up for the proposal too! It is indeed CRAZY how many films Sandra Bullock is in having to prove how beautiful she is, LOL!! If ending up with her is "settling", let me settle! Two must sees are "Miss Congeniality" and it's sequel. For more Bill Pullman, another vote for "Ruthless People" and "Sibling Rivalry"!!!

My sister watches this movie every Christmas and my family likes quoting it randomly. We love the family banter in the movie with multiple conversations going at once.

This is a near-perfect movie except I always thought the best ending would be if SHE went into the family estate business (she'd be so sweet with managing grief, etc.) Jack could sell his furniture and she'd be hanging with dad.

I think the holiday angle is key to the plot, in that needing a family and feeling lost figure big (and being stuck working on a family-oriented holiday because you lack one). So I would feel the timing may not be atmospherically established but the plot makes it Christmas movie by default.

The paperboy thing was definitely real, it's just that most people stopped having newspapers delivered to their homes once everyone had the internet where they could get news for free. Some older people still get the newspaper, and it's probably delivered by some sort of courier, and maybe even still by some random person like a paperboy, depending on the company. It's just pretty rare to see these days. Also, many people will just grab a newspaper at the grocery store or gas station instead of having it delivered. Similar to the milkman. I think Oberweis and maybe a few smaller companies will still deliver milk, but it's largely stopped being a thing (I think just due to milk being more available in grocery stores and able to keep for longer - and they probably just don't want to pay for people to do that job when it's not necessary). Also similar to payphones, now that I think about it. Payphones used to be everywhere, but now we all have cellphones. Every house would have a landline phone (older houses especially will still have the actual landline, just without a phone attached if you choose not to get one for that purpose), and when you were out of the house, you could call someone from a payphone, and they were literally like *everywhere*. It was strange growing up and one day realizing that all the phone booths were gone, and wondering who took them down and the logistics of all that. In my memory, it seems like it happened almost overnight. There were at least tens of thousands of them all over the country, and then they were gone - though I'm sure a few still exist somewhere, just for propriety's sake.

This is totally a Christmas movie and one I watch every year, it's one of my favorite films period. I saved watching it this year to watch it with you and loved it, Bill can totally get it!

This is my fav romcom! Despite being a slightly ridiculous scenario, it's so sincere and heartfelt that it feels real. And it's funny! Sandra and Bill had great chemistry, and this movie ignited my girl crush on Sandra and my crush on Bill when I was a teen when i saw it in the theater. The leaning scene still makes me swoon. 😂

12:06 - I'm SOOOO happy you included this moment (not even a scene, really) in your reaction. I can't remember if it was planned or an outtake that they kept in, but it's just so random, not a part of the story, and so freakin' hilarious. This is, truly, one of my favorite movie moments ever.

I’m not a rom-com girl either but I LOVE this movie. It is just a cute little movie. Plus I tear up every time I watch it. It’s just SWEET without being sappy.

“Chicago! I’ve never been there… A whole pickle in a hotdog! I don’t know what that’s called…” It’s a Chicago Dog. 😂

Girl, I feel you on Bill Pullman in this movie! There was a time in my life when I was OBSESSED with this movie. I watched it so many times I can still remember the specific places our VHS tape skipped (which tells you how old I am ;) )

…side note…I am a 51 yr old guy and have always loved rom-coms, halmark movies, and anything that hits me in the feels. It’s why I get a lot of dates! 😂

So the guy who looked familiar but wasnt Bill Pullman is Peter Gallagher. He's the dad in The O.C, not sure if youre familiar with that. The grandpa who you thought was from a sitcom is Peter Boyle. He was in Everybody loves Raymond. Also Frankenstein's mosnter in Young Frankenstein. Also the grandmother is the mother in Mary Poppins. She is still alive at 100 years old.

That's a Chicago style hot dog. Vienna beef dog, steamed poppy seed bun, mustard ( NO KETCHUP!), onion, relish, dill pickle, tomato and either hot sport pepper or mild pepperoncini. That's called dragged through the garden. Love them! Okay, now I need one.

@Ashleigh, breaking news!! Glynis Johns has passed away at 100 years old (January 4th, 2024). Another of her very funny roles was in The Ref. And a wonderful older movie with Jimmy Stewart in No Highway In The Sky.

1:37 “we’re gonna just raw dog it”😅😂

Wow, Ashleigh. You posted this reaction just six days before "Grandma Elsie" (Glynis Johns) passed away at the ripe old age of 100. Good timing. Crazy to think she was the elderly matriarch in a movie 29 years ago. A major role in "Mary Poppins" nearly 60 years ago. A rich life. God speed, Glynis!

It is most definitely a Christmas/New Year’s movie. It happens that whole week. I watch it every Christmas. Like I always watch Independence Day on the 4th of July.

A well-made Romcom is awesome! This is one of my favorite stories. And THAT is really the whole deal. This is just plain good storytelling. Then add Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman (who is criminally underrated) and the family of supporting casts - Gold!

The subway in Chicago is called the "El" as in elevated train.

So glad you liked this film. It’s one of my favorites, one I watch repeatedly. And I’m SO not a rom-comer. Not that I hate them, they’re just not my go-to. I always cry during Lucy’s wedding speech and did so even watching your clips. BTW, the father is played by Peter Boyle, most well known (well, to me) as the Monster in Young Frankenstein. The grandmother is the great Glynis Johns, who was making movies back when Jimmy Stewart was just getting to be a star. She’s also the actor Sondheim wrote Send in the Clowns for. And Jack Warden, the uncle, also had a long career. So it’s a great cast.

16:44 - back in the pre-internet era, 900 numbers were commonly used by phone sex services. Also, Jack and Peter's dad was played by Peter Boyle, who was the Monster in "Young Frankenstein". Still hope you'll watch some old school films like "Silver Streak" with Gene Wilder or "What's Up Doc" with Barbara Streisand

I'm a heterosexual male who loves romcoms, but yes, there are many that totally suck. This one doesn't suck. Everyone in it gives a good performance, and the story works and is interesting. It's been a very long time since I've seen the movie, and I usually don't have a problem making the decision, but I think this one sits right on the edge of being a Christmas movie. The Christmas season is a big part of the motivation that gets the story moving, but it continues well past Christmas, and it's never really specifically about Christmas. So yeah, I guess I'll let it fall into the Christmas movie column. Recommendation: The Dream Team (1989), with Peter Boyle (the father in law that you said looks familiar). He was the Monster in Young Frankenstein, and he was the father on Everybody Loves Raymond. (Be careful, there are some other movies also called "Dream Team".)

I don't know if weddings at hospitals happen often enough to have chapels, but most hospitals do, in fact, have chapels that are open 24/7 to allow family members a space for prayer and meditation for their loved ones who are there for treatment.

For me this is a Christmas movie because of the way it depicts the feeling of being with family at Christmas. That scene with Lucy so happy and contented to sit watching the family exchange gifts, not even curious what’s in hers. The feelings that shot evokes are what Christmas means to me; so, it’s absolutely a Christmas movie in my book🎁😊

As one of your "male demographic," While You Were Sleeping is one of my all time favorite movies.

While You Were Sleeping is my favorite movie, I grew up on it. It was one of my dad’s favorite movies, too. It’s always felt more special to me, too, and I think it has to do with the family and her getting integrated into it. The dialogue is also really quippy and not cheesy. And because I grew up on it, I always thought Bill Pullman was a heartthrob, it surprised me when that wasn’t a truth universally acknowledged. He gave me unrealistic expectations.

Such a sweet reaction! :) Bill Pullman in this movie is everything, like Aidan Quinn in Desperately Seeking Susan and Practical Magic

"The Court Jester" (1955) features a young and beautiful Glynis Johns (the grandma with the heart condition and the 'weird' camera). Glynis was also Mrs. Banks in "Mary Poppins." She turned 100 years old in October of this past year, and is still with us! "The Court Jester" also features a young and beautiful Angela Lansbury!! WELL worth a watch!!

If you look very carefully during the church scenes, you can use x-ray vision and see through the back wall behind the Cross and see across the alley to the brownstone walk up I lived in while they were filming this movie. Yes I was an El train commuter and they ruined service on the brown line for a couple weeks. Jack Warden (Uncle Sal) plays a similar type role in Heaven Can Wait starring Warren Beatty.

I grew up with 2 younger sisters, so I was always outvoted when we got to pick a movie to watch. I ended seeing way more Rom-Coms than a boy should, but While You Were Sleeping was one of the few I still enjoy.

we ALL have big feelings for bill pullman when watching this

WYWS is one of my top 5 favorite Sandy movies. Watched it many times and it's still enjoyable and funny. I wish it would get a Blu-ray release.

R.I.P. Glynnis Johns. She was awesome in The Ref. Fun fact: When she came to Hollywood to be in Mary Poppins, she thought it was for the title role, not Mrs Banks.

This was mine and my mom’s favorite Christmas movie, we watched it every year. Since she passed away the week before Thanksgiving this year, I was dreading watching it for the first time without her. Thank you for making it a little easier😊 Happy New Year and looking forward to your videos in 2024❤

I’ve always considered this a Xmas movie. Primarily because Lucy was without a family during a traditionally family oriented holiday & this accident gave her that family. It wasn’t about her unrequited imagined love life, but about how she needed a family. She just happened to find her true love within that family she became a part of. The utter chaos of the holidays with a loud & crazy family is just what she needed. It’s what we all need, even if we don’t believe it. That’s why I see it as a true Xmas movie. But - that’s just my opinion. Happy New Year Ashleigh! Here’s to another year of great movie reviews! Luv ya 💜

In case no one else mentions it, the Grandmother was the Mom in the Disney "Mary Poppins" movie. And the father was the monster in "In Young Frankenstein". Great review girlfriend!

Ashleigh, if you want a great Bill Pullman movie, check out the often overlooked and underrated independent film "Zero Effect" (1998). It's a neo-film noir comedy / drama with Pullman playing a sort of modern Sherlock Holmes. It also starts Kim Dickens, Ben Stiller, and Ryan O'Neal. It's one of my favorite films.

If you haven’t yet you need to watch her in The Net. It’s a great little thriller.

Please - you have to put The Proposal on your list!! Awesome Sandra Bullock movie. Maybe for Valentine's Day!!

I knew you'd love this one. Now, if I could only get you to watch Murphy's Romance with Sally Field and James Garner. I think Sally produced the movie as well. You would LOVE it so much!

I absolutely love this movie, its my go to feel good movie. I watched it just a week ago. I remember seeing this when it came out and I got the butterflies in my stomach with Bill Pullman, still do on the many rewatches. So glad you got to watch it.

2:35 Just like a lot of big cities have their own signature pizza style, they also have a signature hot dog style. The Chicago Style hot dog is topped with mustard, sweet relish, tomato slices, diced onion, a kosher pickle spear, sport peppers, and a sprinkle of celery salt. There's also a Maxwell style that has mustard, grilled onions, and sport peppers. People like to joke that if you ask for ketchup on your hot dog in Chicago, people are going the get mad at you. 4:40 That's the L. It's an elevated railway system that runs through the city. 5:15 The L does have a charged rail and it is possible to get electrocuted. 16:44 900 numbers numbers were used by companies and services. You payed a certain amount for the first few minutes and then they charged you per minute. It was used for some legit stuff, like tech support and radio contest lines, but it was also used for stuff like chat lines, date lines, psychics hotlines, and phone sex..

You should check out “ Demolition Man “ with Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes with Sandra Bullock in her first big role. She is hilarious and my dad fell in love with her immediately. Thanks for everything and happy new years!!

us guys like romcoms as well! I mean look at Jerry Maguire, Groundhog Day, When Harry met Sally, High Fidelity, Rocky! (it IS a love story!!!). I think you would really enjoy Jerry Maguire, and for another Sandy B one, "The Proposal". Happy New Year!

I guess I consider it a Christmas movie as it's one of my favorites to watch in December. It's gears me up for the season. Sandra is a natural beauty than glamorous but she's still lovely. And yes. PULLMAN can definitely get it. He was a honey for sure. His brother was played by Peter Gallagher. He has been on lots of TV series alot which is why he looks familiar.

Gotta love Sandra!! This was her first leading role after Speed. If you want to see a live movie kinda like this but more drama and serious I suggest you to react to a movie, Sommersby starring Bill Pullman, Jodie Foster, Richard Gere and James Earl Jones. Great performances, great storyline. But no matter what you decide to watch I always look forward to. Hope you had a great Christmas and a better New Year. - Gene A.

If you want to check out an early Bill Pullman vehicle, definitely check out "Ruthless People" from 1986- with Danny DeVito and Bette Midler.

This film does affect me in a lot of ways partly because I grew up watching it in the 90s but also I had a falling out a couple years ago, twice in fact, and so knowing that she doesn’t have a large family of her own and seeing the scene at the very end, where she’s about to marry The other guy and fess up to his family and telling them that she got adopted into a new family. It always makes me cry because of everything that I went through.

I'm not into most rom-coms, but I love this movie! Watch it every xmas. It is so cute and funny, and gives me all the feels!

I'm definitely not a fan of RomComs, but this works, because it's more of a ComRom. They put the funny misunderstandings and the awkwardness ahead of the burgeoning romance, and I think that's what makes it work. Now, as far as it being a Crimmit movie, I think it is, because of the whole "belonging" at Christmas with the Callaghans part. Yeah, Peter coulda fell on the tracks on the second Tuesday in September, I get it. But the vibe wouldn't have been the same, especially since Lucy has that mini-rant about always being the one working on holidays because she's alone. Well, YMMV, ain't no big thang.

I watched this movie with my mom and dad when it first came out and we still watch it together from time-to-time. This one and Return to Me are two that my dad likes to re-watch whenever he can talk Mom into watching them again. I recommend Return to Me if you haven't seen it yet. Same heartwarming vibes with regards to the side-characters and likeable main characters.

This movie was a staple of my childhood! I love that you're watching it!!

This movie CAN be considered a Christmas if you buy into the fact that ultimately the main character's motivation is to be part of a real family ... esp. to replace the one she lost when she was young. An unusual take, and it really helps if you are emotionally invested into her journey.

Great reaction, Ashleigh! So glad you enjoyed this 'kinda RomCom' another favorite you may enjoy is 2000 Return To Me directed and written by Bonnie Hunt. Starring David Duchovny and Minnie Driver. Great side characters with Bonnie Hunt and Jim Belushi being a fun married couple. Also filmed in Chicago!

"I got big feelings for Bill Pullman" - girl, I feel that. I watched a lot of Bill Pullman during my formative years (I'm about 11 years older than you). I remember watching "Dave" and "While You Were Sleeping", and developing the BIGGEST crush on him. He is such an underrated actor. I think the FIRST thing I saw him in was "Spaceballs", but I loved him in "Independence Day" and "Casper", too.

This is literally my favorite movie. Which I know is a little ridiculous- but … can’t be helped. 🤷‍♀️❤️

I tend to hate romcoms as a general rule. This is one of the few exceptions and I love this movie.

My grandma showed me this movie around 2004 - 2005 and still holds a special place in my heart. Very lighthearted and cute film

4:46 - The above-ground train is called "The El." Elevated train. It's pretty much the commuter's way around Chicago. It does go underground in some places, but is mostly elevated above the streets, all through and around the city.

You have no idea how much I needed this today! This movie is one of my favorite movies of all time and it is my go-to when I want a happy movie to watch. So glad you enjoyed it as much as I do.

That camera was a 110-style camera that was popular in the 70s and 80s. The advantage was the film cartridge that made loading/unloading, and transport for developing easier.

I have seen this movie multiple times, and until I watched this just now, I never noticed how much the man at the beginning playing her father in the flashback looks like Peter.

I worked with Bill Pullman and I can tell you your swoon over him is fully warranted. He’s extremely charming, funny, friendly. I was smitten myself.

This review reminded me how cute this movie is. Enjoyed it the first time I saw it. And, how can you go wrong with the adorable Sandra Bullock.♥️

This is one of my all time favorite romcoms. I'm so glad you reacted to it. ❤

(Gritted teeth) ‘Ain’t nothing wrong with coming home to a cat!’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

One of my favorite movies! I used to watch this over and over again when I was little and saw it with my mom and grandma in theatres when it came out ❤ So glad you enjoyed it!

As a Chicagoan, I gotta tell you to make a trip up there, eat a Chicago hot dog, pizza and some Portillos Italian beef sandwiches 😎 Also our subway is both above and below ground, but we call it the El (for elevated train)

This deserves every one of your five stars. I'm so happy you loved it. Happy New Year Ashleigh! Excited to see what you have for us in 2024.

I normally am not a big fan of romcoms but this one just works for me. For me, it's the great chemistry between not only Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman but between all the characters. I found myself loving each character, even Ashley Bacon was hilarious with how over the top she was and Joe is just quirky and obviously clueless aobut women. I love Peter and Jack's family, they are all so relatable yet such the ideal family everyone wants to be a part of.

I already know this is going to become one of your favorites. Isn’t Sandra just the best. This this the epitome of a Christmas movie. How can anyone say it’s not? My mom was a newspaper boy, er woman. Kids did do it a long time ago but not as much in the later 80’s and 90’s. A lot of the people did it as a second job. I had to go collect the money for her each month. Boy, the stories on that one! After telling me month after month she couldn’t pay me because she was holding the baby. That was seriously her excuse! I was only 14 and the 3rd month she did it, I asked her when she was going to get the damn thing lanced so she could pay her bills. She was indignant and sternly told me, we’ll be mailing out payment in from now on. I said good, save me a couple of trips…. I was stunned that I didn’t get in trouble when I got home because she called to tell my mom. She said she could barely keep from laughing because she knew the trouble I’d had with her. Sorry, shutting up now.

This is my favorite movie ever! I've been waiting for what feels like years for you to watch it-and I'm so glad that when you finally did you loved it too. Fun fact: When this movie was first written and pitched it had the gender roles reversed with a guy being the main character who is smitten with a stranger and the girl being the one who falls on the tracks and is then in the coma. I think it was smart they decided to switch it-if for no other reason than it allowed the amazing Sandra Bullock to shine as the main character. She can even make characters who might otherwise come off as creepy if not played right, come off as sweet and loveable, like in "All About Steve" (which I would recommend, as I wanna see if you feel it deserved the Razzi it got-another fun fact: Sandra accepted that diss award in person...she is one of only two actors to do so-the other being Halle Berry for Catwoman). P.S. I actually really like the movie "All About Steve," as I think Sandra Bullock is adorable in it-but could see how, if played by someone else, it could have been truly bad/unbearable. Another awesome movie that I recommend with Sandra in it is "The Lost City"-so fun! P.S. I consider "While You Were Sleeping" a Christmas movie (feel free to fight me on it-I like a good challenge) as it has so much to do with family getting together for the holiday and her bring brought in to celebrate with them (family meals together, opening Christmas presents, drinking the homemade seasonal eggnog, etc.).

Most guys I know don't seem to mind this one. It was so well balanced with extra characters and fun moments that it has a pretty wide apeal. TOTALLY get the Bill Pulman thing. This movie and Independence Day (even casper a little bit) had me feelin some type of way about him back then. So did Sandra Bullock. I was 10 when this came out and it was my first 'grown up' favourite movie 😆 I wore the VHS out, could quote it word for word and I still watch it every Christmas. I think the fact that it feels weird to watch it any other time of year absolutely makes it a Christmas movie.

My mom has a habit of adopting anyone without family into our Christmases. I always made the stockings and every year I end up making a new one with a new name on it (because a stocking that says "guest" just isn't right). All the grandkids take up the fireplace (this year we added the oldest grandchild's fiancé) and the rest line the walls of the entrance. The most we ever had was 37 stockings.

1:36 "We're just going to *rawdog* it...going in *head* first..." There are not enough Archer clips in the world for the amount of "Dude, PHRASING!!" that needs be conveyed.