A Tribute to the IBC Network on the 25th Anniversary of Scrooged! Yule Love It!

Why Can’t We Get Quality Holiday Programming Like they Provided?

If only the IBC Network were real. Netflix and Hulu would of never gotten a hold over cable and network television. Premium channels like HBO and Showtime would be also-rans. If only. In this holiday season, 25 years after the classic Scrooged was released, we should reflect on the great program lineup of the IBC Network.

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The Night the Reindeer Died

One of the anchors for the network, The Night the Reindeer Died features big time stars like Lee Majors defending Santa Clause from what could only be Russians from the look of it. Who else would be able to attack the North Pole like that?

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Father Loves Beaver

The continued escapades of the family on Father Loves Beaver never gets old. Will the old man ever get himself some beaver? If he ever was, it would of been on their very special Christmas episode.

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Bob Goulet’s Old Fashioned Cajun Christmas

Michael Buble looks like complete and utter shit compared to the sweet, sweet sounds of Bob Goulet’s Old Fashioned Cajun Christmas.

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Scrooge Promos

The promotions department at IBC is…lacking. Thank god they have an executive like Frank Cross who knows how to push a benchmark program like the retelling of A Christmas Carol on live television. If the people aren’t afraid to miss the program, you’re not doing your job right.

Coming Soon:  Scrooge

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Frank Cross’ Promo(Start :45 Seconds in)

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Scrooge

Everyone knows A Christmas Carol. Only IBC had the balls to put on a live production of it on Christmas Eve and innovate programming for cats. Luckily the company has a programming executive who isn’t afraid to crash the filming live after experiencing a spiritual awakening. Plus a spontaneous burst into song at the end with production crew is what live TV is all about.

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