Writer:	Dave Willis, Matt Maiellaro
Director:	Jay Edwards
Star:	C. Martin Croker (Dr. Weird, Steve (2001-2003)),  Schoolly D (Narrator),  Dana Snyder (Master Shake, Various Voices),  Dave Willis (Meatwad, Carl, Various Voices),  Carey Means (Frylock, Various Voices)
Recurring Role:	Matt Maiellaro (Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past),  Chris Ward (Young Carl)
Guest Star:	Glenn Danzig (Himself)

Little Carl wears the same clothes and sandals as the current Carl, minus the gold chain. He also was already starting to go bald. (edit) The voice effects used for the Cybernetic Ghost when this episode originally aired differ from those used in the version of the episode contained on the disc in the volume 2 DVD set.

The reason for this was because it was debated over by the show's creators on whether the Cybernetic Ghost's lines were understandable or not, given so many effects used to create his robotic vocal range. (edit) When Meatwad and Carl go inside for snacks and beer, Carl returns with the organ cooler from "Dumber Days". Later you see Carl passed out next to the open cooler and several empty beers. So he threw away the brain and kept the bloody organ cooler to store his beers in. (edit) This was voted as the best episode of ATHF during the "Best of [adult swim]" marathon. Ironically, it was one of the lowest rated episodes of the season. (edit) Opener - A giant hand comes down from the sky and steals Dr. Weird's laboratory. Dr. Weird and Steve escape just in time. (edit)

Young Carl: Oh boy oh boy! I hope this is a new mommy
Carl's Dad: Yeah its not. Unwrap it you little creep, we have to be at work in an hour.
Young Carl: What is this dad..wha...is this carpet daddy?
Carl's Dad: Carpet? No, no. Its berber. That's an industry term.
Young Carl: Hey its like a flying magic carpet here! Look at this, I'm flying around in Egyptland!
Carl's Dad: Don't get too attached there Aladdin cause its about to be magic flying dinner.
Young Carl: You can't eat carpet. Silly daddy. (edit) Frylock: Hey, man, you know, you don't have to move. You could do that other thing that the robot talked about.

Carl:Look, I know it's been a while, alright, but, uh, I'm not gonna get humped by a giant red gorilla in space, okay? No thank you. (edit) Cybernetic Ghost: You remember that Christmas, don't you?
Carl: No, I remember eating carpet. Not so much the lasers and the robots. (edit) Danzig: Good. Because if I find him over here, I'm gonna be eating my cereal out of the bottom of your f**king skull.
Meatwad: Alright, he's gone. You can come out now.
Cybernetic Ghost: I cannot live with that guy. He is so annoying. He is so frightening. And he doesn't wear a shirt.
Shake: You make our house bleed right now! (edit) Cybernetic Ghost: Thousands of years ago...
Frylock: No, shut up! You still haven't explained why the pool is filled with elf blood!
Cybernetic Ghost: I told you earlier, it was the Great Circuiting.
Frylock: You didn't mention no Great Circuiting!
Cybernetic Ghost: Oh, I didn't? (Pause) Thousands of years ago... (edit)

In this episode, Frylock tells Carl that he can use their bathroom. But in past episodes The Aqua Teens have stated that they don't a bathroom. (edit) When the robot ghost wakes Carl up, he has his gold necklace on but after a few seconds, Carl isn't wearing his necklace. (edit) How could the blood be flowing if the robot is hiding out at the Aqua Teen's house? We see the sprinklers running with blood just before it cuts to their house, but the ghost is already inside. What gives?

The blood is still flowing because of the Curse placed upon the house. The curse comes from about three different stories that the robot talks about. The robot doesn't need to be there for it to stil be flowing. He states that it will flow for thousands of years.. (edit) The robot's hands swap over. He has a clawed one as his right and shears on his left when he was talking in Carl's bedroom. Outside later the hands are reversed. THEN, inside the Aqua Teen's house the hands are back as the were. (edit)

The title of this episode and the character for which it is named are a play on the names of the three ghosts in Charles Dickens' novel, "A Christmas Carol". (edit)