A Christmas Carol (The Book) VERSUS A Christmas Carol (The 1999 Patrick Stewart Version)

December 21, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things1843, 1844, 1999, A Christmas Carol, A Christmas Carol in Prose, Being a Ghost-Story of Christmas, Bob Cratchit, British-American, Chapman & Hall, Charles Dickens, Christmas trees, David Jones, December, directed, Douglas Jerrold, Ebenezer Scrooge, Field Lane Ragged school, film adaptation, ghosts, Ghosts of Christmas Past, illustrated, Jacob Marley, John Leech, kinder, London, made-for-television, mid-Victorian, miser, novella, Patrick Stewart, Present, Richard E. Grant, TNT, traditions, Washington Irving, Yet to Come, zeitgeistNick Hearne

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It’s another holiday-dipped in holiday spirit, courtesy of The Versus Machine! We put Christmas inside the crosshairs of this episode with the true, festive emotional roller coaster ride of “A Christmas Carol!” We put two greats into opposing ends of the Versus Machine and let them go! In this corner, note Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol (The Book) VERSUS A Christmas Carol (The Patrick Stewart Version)! We’re eager to know what YOU thought of our calls of similarity, opposing forces and instances of (should have said) “Make It So!” that appear here inside this episode of The Versus Machine! Tell us what you think and we’ll use your comments in a future ALL-FAN-INPUT Episode!

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Links from this Episode:

— A Christmas Carol the book on Wikipedia

— Want A Copy Of A Christmas Carol? Get One Here!

— A Christmas Carol (1999) on IMDB

— A Christmas Carol (1999) on WIkipedia

— Need A Copy Of A Christmas Carol (1999) For YOUR Holiday Collection? Look Here!

Calls to the Audience Inside this Episode:

— Which did YOU prefer, A Christmas Carol the book or A Christmas Carol (1999) the Patrick Steward version? We Want To Know.

— What is YOUR favorite adaptation of A Christmas Carol? Be sure to tell us now!

— Do YOU have a holiday memory that revolves around A Christmas Carol? Share With Us!

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