The Ten Least Successful Christmas TV Specials of All Time have been announced.
They include Orson Welles's seminal The Assasination of St Nicholas, the much-discussed 'lost' Star Trek Christmas episode, Christmas: A most Illogical Holiday, Noam Chomsky's Deconstructing Christmas -- despite the concession of Chomsky to wear a seasonal hat for a younger demographic appeal, the least requested Christmas special ever made -- and of course, Ayn Rand's 1951 classic, A Selfish Christmas.
Check 'em all out courtesy of the 'National Lampoon' research department.
Linked Article: The Ten Least Successful Christmas Holiday Specials of All Time
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