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A Solid Gold Christmas to you and yours

I logged onto Facebook the other day and saw that my friend and colleague Scott Travis referenced this gem in one of his status updates.

I immediately requested the link to Solid Gold Christmas, which it turns out is an 11-part (!!!) collection on a YouTube channel called FuzzyMemoriesTV.

I will spare you all 11 parts, but will bring you clip No. 2, because of the witty banter and Marie Osmond. And the Solid Gold Dancers doing an interpretive dance to Frank Sinatra singing "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing!"

If you fast-forward to the 6-minute mark, you'll see an appearance by Madame. And at the very end, there's a plug for Pepsi Free. Totally 80s.

For those of you bored enough today to watch all 11 parts, click here and search for Solid Gold Christmas.

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