In her opening monologue, host
Chelsea Handler, as a Jew, feels well prepared to tell the story of Christmas on this Christmas Eve. Chelsea and her round table panelists
Liz Carey,
Sarah Colonna and
Ross Mathews discuss a local police force in Canada sending Christmas cards to past criminals, women comprising eighty percent of all people one hundred years of age or older, wine consumption in France dropping to an all time low, and a Bristol University study that found that women ogle at photos of women more often than they do at photos of men.
Chuy Bravo imparts some of his home spun wisdom about the holiday season. And Chelsea chats with guest
Marisa Tomei about her new movie
Uma Família em Apuros (2012), her Christmas traditions, her brother being a one-day-a-week professional chef by happenstance, playing Denise Huxtable's roommate on
Um Mundo Diferente (1987) and being
Lisa Bonet's real life roommate at the same time, and being technologically inept.
—Huggo