Pee-wee's Playhouse Christmas Special (1988) (Christmas at Pee Wee's Playhouse) (1988)

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Paul Reubens

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Kevin Carlson
Clockey / Conky / Floory

Laurence Fishburne
Cowboy Curtis

Aaron Fletcher
Santa Claus

William Marshall
King Of Cartoons

George Mcgrath
Cowntess / Fish / Flower / Globey

S. Epatha Merkerson
Reba

Alison Mork
Chairry / Chicky Baby / Magic Screen

John Paragon
Jambi / Pterri

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Release date: 21 December 1988
UPC: 014381251524

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" First Viewing Viewing Date: December 19th Via: YouTube Plot: Pee-Wee Herman throws a Christmas party at his playhouse with his friends and some celebrity guests. Rating: 7.1/10 Why Did I Watch It? I do enjoy some Pee-wee Herman, so it seemed like a good one to fire up for the festive season."

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"What does a Christmas train wreck look like if the train could talk, sported a subversively gay demeanor, and knew exactly how to walk a slightly twisted tightrope of childhood innocence and just good ol' fashioned grown-up holiday cheer? When I first saw this "special episode" of Playhouse, I loved it instantly (so much so, I almost married it). And as far present-bearing icons go, remembering how discriminatory St. Nick's initial attitude was towards Rudolph from the Rank & Bass classic, th"