Myron Larabee

Myron Larabee (b. 1956) was an American postal worker of the 20th century. In 1996,Spreadsheets seen on Howard Langston's computer screens list the year; unless the film's universe has 96 months in a year or 96 days in a month, the year has to be 1996. Larabee struggled near the end of the holiday shopping season to locate a Turbo Man action figure for his son, fearing that his own failure to receive a Johnny Seven OMA gun as a child lead to his disappointing life as a mailman. He was forced to go up against similarly determined father Howard Langston in his pursuit of the popular toy.
==Notes==
===Behind the Scenes===
*Larabee was played by American actor Sinbad.Jingle All The Way - IMDB - Retrieved 22 November 2024Sinbad - IMDB - Retrieved 22 November 2024
===Trivia===
*Larabee was one of the characters given a trading card on the film's website.
*In a video originally posted in 2008, film critic Doug Walker (in-character as the Nostalgia Critic) described actor Sinbad as an "early 90s rape of comedy" before saying that he "[wasn't] that bad".Jingle All the Way - Nostalgia Critic - 30 December 2008 - That Guy with the Glasses - Retrieved 22 November 2024 - Archived 31 December 2008Jingle all the Way - Nostalgia Critic - Channel Awesome - 15 December 2015 - YouTube - Retrieved 22 November 2024
*YouTuber Cody Franklin felt Sinbad's performances was one of the best parts of the film.Jingle All The Way: A Christmas Battle Royale - PointlessHub - 19 December 2022 - YouTube - Retrieved 22 November 2024
==Appearances==
*Jingle all the Way (first and final appearance)
==References==
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