Get ready for a holiday showdown like no other! This Christmas, the stars of Fox News are trading their news desks for game boards in a battle for holiday supremacy that’s as festive as it is fierce. But here’s where it gets controversial: could Ebenezer Scrooge actually make a better president than George Bailey? And this is the part most people miss—would you rather live in the whimsical world of A Charlie Brown Christmas or the snowy landscapes of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer? These are just a few of the thought-provoking (and hilarious) questions tackled in the fourth installment of The Great Christmas Showdown, now streaming on Fox Nation.
Hosted by the charismatic Tom Shillue, this year’s edition brings together some of Fox News’ most beloved personalities, including Jimmy Failla, Carley Shimkus, Kennedy, Todd Piro, and more. Split into two teams, they face off in a series of holiday-themed challenges that test their wit, knowledge, and creativity. From debating which classic Christmas character would make the best leader to belting out—or botching—beloved carols in the ‘Finish That Carol!’ segment, the competition is as entertaining as it is unpredictable.
But here’s the twist: in the final round, contestants must act out Christmas-themed phrases like ‘snowball fight’ or ‘Seven Fishes’ in a Charades-style game that leaves everyone in stitches. Meanwhile, Abby Hornacek takes viewers behind the scenes, interviewing Fox News stars like Jesse Watters, Bill Hemmer, and Emily Compagno about their favorite holiday traditions, from office parties to gift-giving.
This isn’t just a show—it’s an annual tradition that brings the Fox News family together in the most festive way possible. And for 2025, it’s paired with other must-watch holiday specials like A Dollywood Christmas and new episodes of The Saints, directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese. New subscribers can join the fun for just $2.99 a month, making it the perfect addition to your holiday lineup.
But here’s the question we can’t stop thinking about: In a world where holiday cheer meets friendly competition, who truly deserves the title of Christmas champion? And more importantly, which animated holiday world would you choose to live in? Let us know in the comments—we’re eager to hear your take!
