A Good 'Ol Mountain Christmas

A Good 'Ol Mountain Christmas is the first holiday episode of Off Book: The Improvised Musical to be released after the official end of the weekly podcast. It features guests Paul F. Tompkins and Nicole Parker. The story follows family and friends as they celebrate Christmas at Aunt Sally's mountain home. 
== Episode Description ==
It's here it's here! Paul F. Tompkins and Nicole Parker give us the greatest gift of all, by joining us once again to create a good ol' holiday musical! After that they stick around for our annual decent into madness, as we reinvent the 12 Days of Christmas. https://art19.com/shows/off-book/episodes/db8d1643-6dea-4417-aef9-29569af618bf
== Musical Cast ==
=== Jessica McKenna ===
* Aunt Sally 
* Shimmisy "Shimmis", Aunt Sally's niece
* Brandon and Candy's child
* Dolly Parton, Aunt Sally's neighbor
* Saint Nickorice, Nan's former lover and Rickorice's father
=== Zach Reino ===
* Pieces, Aunt Sally's friend/lover
* Timmisy "Timmis", Aunt Sally's nephew
* Brandon/Jimmis, Aunt Sally's nephew-in-law
=== Paul F. Tompkins ===
* Brute, Aunt Sally's friend/lover
* Wally, Aunt Sally's brother 
* Brandon and Candy's child
* Rickorice "Rick", Nan's son
=== Nicole Parker ===
* Nan, Aunt Sally's friend/lover
* Candy, Aunt Sally's niece
== Songs ==
* "Come One, Come All" (6:26)
* "Make A Promise" (12:46)
* "Ha Ha Ha Ha" (19:18)
* "Black Licorice Lung" (23:41)
* "They'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain When They Come" (32:11)
* "Wally's Lament/The Mountain is Calling" (38:10)
* "As A Joke Though" (44:35)
* "The Meeting/Tying Up Loose Ends" (50:37)
== Twelve Bears Of Christmas ==
# Bears from Goldi...LOCKS
# Two Bears in the Big Blue House
# Three Bears named Yogi
# Four Madeline
# Five Paddingtons
# Six Coca-Cola Mascot
# Seven Poohs named Winnie
# Eight Little Tintins
# Nine Corduroys 
# Ten Teddy Ruxpins
# Eleven Safety Bears named Smokey
# Twelve Furry Daddies
== As We Say Every Week... ==
Category:Holiday Episodes
Category:The Next Twelve Days of Christmas