Yuletide Nicktoon Specials Trivia Quiz

Answer: 1996

The episode was positively received by many critics for shedding light on a much-ignored holiday in an entertaining way, that people of any religious denomination could enjoy.

Although, the episode came under fire from the Anti-Defamation League for the portrayal of Boris and Minka (Tommy's grandparents), claiming they were similar to anti-Semitic illustrations in a 1930s Nazi newspaper. Nickelodeon's then-president, Albie Hecht (who was Jewish, himself), confessed confusion with the ADL's claims, calling them "absurd".

Answer: Fearsome Flyer 1000

He receives it at the end of the special, from their crotchety, old neighbor, Mr. Grouse. He does, however, own a Fearsome Flyer 8000, dubbed Big Red, which ends up in Mr. Grouse's yard.

It is the series' first full-length (half-hour) episode, and the last episode aired in 2016.

Answer: False

The sequence was indeed changed, but to Rocko and his dog, Spunky, delivering gifts.

The episode is also the second and final half-hour episode of the series, the first being "I Have No Son".

Answer: A rotting fish head

Stimpy gives it the name Cora, and they spend their honeymoon inside of Ren's nose, causing him immense displeasure.

The scene in which Ren attempts to tempt Stimpy to come back with mistletoe was nearly omitted from the episode, due to the "homosexual overtones". A homosexual crew member on the series complained about this, and after executive Vanessa Coffey caught wind, and viewed the episode herself, she had the scene reinstated.

Answer: True

In the special, our star, Eliza, attempts to help a family of zebras at Christmas, but at the detriment of her own family's holiday.

In Thornberrys fashion, the episode takes place in a different place on earth than the last. This time being the Namib Desert, in Namibia.

Answer: Mai

The episode is generally deemed to be one of the series' best according to fans and critics alike.

One stand-out scene is when Mr. Hyunh recounts how his daughter was separated from him, as we are shown a war-torn country, and he is forced to give his daughter to a soldier in a helicopter flying to America. This scene is notable for its allusion to the Vietnam War, specifically the Fall of Saigon.

Answer: Will Arnett

The Ghostwriter traps the citizens of Amity Park in a rhyming Christmas story, after Danny destroys his first story in a state of rage over his parents' continuing fight over the existence of Santa Claus.

In "The LEGO Movie", Will Arnett voices Batman.

Answer: Squidward

Doug does not appear in the shorts at all.

The complete lyrics of the song are as follows:

All: "On the 12th Day of Nickmas, Nicktoons have on TV..."

SpongeBob: "Twelve bubbles blowing!" (blows some in Squidward's face)

Squidward: "Feh."

Jimmy: "Eleven clones ATTACKING! (is chased offscreen by Carl and his clones)"

Debbie Thornberry: "Ten thousand places I'd rather be right now. Ugh!"

Carl and Hoodsey: "Nine reindeer droppings! Hehehehehe!"

Cosmo and Wanda: "Eight oddball wishes! (grant said wishes, during which Vicky wanders too close to them)"

Someone offscreen: "Watch out, Vicky! (A portrait of Butch Hartman falls on Vicky)"

Vicky: "Seven thousand pounds, ugh... (Her feet curl up, mimicking The Wizard of Oz)"

Squidward: "Six jamming jellies! (The jellyfish circling his head, stinging him) Ow!"

Courtney: "Five incredibly expensive golden rings!"

Otto Rocket: "Four dudes a-shreddin'!"

Arnold, Gerald, and Helga: "Three cans of hairspray! (spray themselves with said hairspray and cough)"

Cosmo: "Two turtles' love..."

Wanda: "Oh, Cosmo!"

All: "And a starfish on a pine tree!"

Patrick: "Hmmm... pointy."

Answer: Mr. Sludgey

He also tells the listening children why the people of earth live in a protective barrier: Santa (Zim's mutated, mechanical Santa suit) is in space gathering strength to attack the Earth every Christmas.

Mr. Sludgey is a reference to the snowman in the Rankin-Bass special "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".

Answer: John Goodman

One of Goodman's most notable roles was Dan Conner, husband of the titular main character of "Roseanne."

It is the only episode of the series not animated in the series' usual style, and it first aired on September 29th, in Israel, under the title of "Plankton's Christmas Wish", which was one of the titles considered for the original version.