Winter Spookiness
This was a popular Christmas Eve tradition during the Victorian period.
Telling ghost stories.
"I taw a putty tat."
Tweety
This local team won its second consecutive championship title in 2025.
Delta College Women's Soccer
Key and Peele offered an alternative scenario in their parody of this problematic winter song.
Baby, it's cold outside.
This is the common greeting in Japan.
Kon'nichiwa
This Icelandic feline devours those who do not receive new clothes.
Yule Cat
This superhero TV show followed the sidekicks of the Justice League.
Young Justice
GAME CHANGER
"Release the FROGLET!"
The daughter of this singer taught us how boots are made for walking.
Frank Sinatra
"Privet!" You might be in this superpower country if you hear this greeting.
Russia
This entity rides an avalanche in Japanese folklore.
The Old Man of the Snow (Yuki Jiji)
This dog struggled to protect his family in the middle of Nowhere.
Courage (the Cowardly Dog)
It's not football américain, it's...
Football
This Beach Boys song reflects on how feelings can impact one's mind.
Good Vibrations
The formal German greeting.
Guten tag.
GAME CHANGER
"What's your favorite scary movie?"
This show follows three young monsters who are learning to frighten humans.
Aaahh! Real Monsters
This United Kingdom football rivalry has been going strong for over 100 years.
Manchester United and Liverpool
Eric serenades this song to Christine after luring her into the depths of the Paris Opera House.
The Music of the Night
When in France, don't kiss a stranger on the cheek this many times. You might get slapped.
Four
Celebrated in Norway and Sweden on December 13th, St. Lucia's Day used to be called this when it was a night that ghosts and demons wandered.
Lussi's Night
This show follows the hijinks of two brothers, Norbert and Daggert.
The Angry Beavers
The rivalry between these two universities is known as the Holy War.
University of Utah and Brigham Young University
In The Goofy Movie, Bigfoot finds his groove with this popular hit by the Bee Gees.
Stayin Alive
"Kumusta?" This country's greeting reflects the Spanish influence on their nation's language.
The Philippines