TV Snows
The pilot of this series with yellow people was a Christmas special.
The Simpsons
Yule
The yellow object on top of the tree
Star
He gets an invisibility cloak for his first Christmas at Hogwarts.
Harry Potter
It's derived from the Anglo-Saxon for "dung" and "twig." Wouldn't want to kiss under that.
Mistletoe
You'll have a blue, blue Christmas buying meth from Heisenberg, an alias for this character.
Walter White
This sprite is named after the fern-like pattern he leaves on windows.
Jack Frost
Snow balls
Harry Lime is one of the sticky bandits in this holiday classic.
Home Alone
"'Twas the night before Christmas" is the opening line of A Visit from St. Nicholas, one of this type of work.
Poem
The coworkers in this show fight over an iPod while playing white elephant.
The Office
In Celtic traditions, on the winter solstice the Oak King fights a king made from this material-- not ivy.
Holly
DAILY DOUBLE
Most marshmallows
In this film, George Bailey goes deaf in one ear after rescuing his brother Harry from the ice.
It's a Wonderful Life
Most songs focus on the first one.
Noel
The wacky bunch in this show try to hit as many holiday parties as they can in one night.
New Girl
DAILY DOUBLE
This demon punishes kids on the Naughty List.
A fir tree, roughly
Cone
Most scholars assume this man wrote Psalm 96, read at Midnight Mass.
David
In Topeka, it's common for people to leave the raw version of these starches on strangers' doorsteps.
Potatoes
Ugly sweaters were popularized by this comedian with a namesake show.
Bill Cosby
In Sweden it's a pagan tradition to make a large straw effigy of this animal, a herd of which pulled Thor's chariot.
A present, if all angles are 90 degrees
Rectangular prism
According to one TV show, this director of Twin Peaks stole Christmas-- probably because his name rhymes with Grinch.
David Lynch
Drink too much eggnog and you may need to see one of these specialists for your ulcer.
Gastroenterologist