If I'm having a bad day and I just need to get away, you know, I can go hang out with this neurotic and crazy little guy named Ebenezer Scrooge, and you just get to call him, " What's up, Scrooge? "
The redemption of Ebenezer Scrooge perfectly captured what we now refer to as " the Christmas spirit" : the idea that the holiday brings out the best in all of us.
Scrooge is a character very much associated with this time of year. He's the central figure in A Christmas Carol, a classic by the English writer Charles Dickens.
From there, the roles kept coming-the wealthy patriarch in Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Ebenezer Scrooge in The Man Who Invented Christmas, the dope-smuggling grandpa in Boundaries.
Now, earlier in the show, I asked: At the end of the story, what does Scrooge buy the Cratchit family for Christmas dinner? Is it… a) a goose? b) a turkey? Or c) a chicken?
Indeed. Well, on the subject of A Christmas Carol, Neil, at the end of the story, what does Scrooge buy the Cratchit family for Christmas dinner? Is it a) a goose? b) a turkey? Or c) a chicken?