Steve's Holiday Hullabaloo

We all love the holidays, some moreso than others, like Steve, who has decided to take a shot at celebrating as many holidays as he can in one hour.

And if you got to this post from the link in the video description, below are the original holiday artwork, divided by holiday, in order from oldest to newest; just click the previews for larger versions.

Happy New Milk 2010

Stuffed Animals 2010

Pimp D'Addy D'Monster 2010

Valentine Chocolates 2011

A Visit from the Easter Squirrel 2010

Beware of the Easter Squirrel 2011

Wrong Easter Egg 2011

Rolling on the White House Lawn 2012

Uncle Steve 2010

Steve D'Monster for 2012

Why Are There No Holidays in August? 2010

Boomsday 2010

Steve Pumpkin 2009

Halloween Scare 2010

Call Liberty 2011

Candy from Strangers 2012

Pumpkin Pie 2009

Savages 2010

A Great Big Turkey 2012

The Gift that Keeps on Giving 2009

Mistletoe Monsters 2009

Snow Monsters 2011

Nuttin' for Christmas 2012



Hoping Your Holiday is TOPS 2012

Twas the Night Before Christmas: Scarbrough Style

Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the world,
Not a creature was stirring, not even three squirrels.
There was no chimney, so the stockings were hung on the wall,
And the tree was decorated with bright lights and round balls.
But lurking near the tree, the one who wouldn't leave,
Was a small monster by the name of Steve.
"I can't wait to see Santa; I hope he comes soon,
I've been waiting to meet him since this afternoon!"
At that moment, there came a strange growl,
Steve's tummy was empty from his little night prowl.
The thumbprint cookies were the only thing in sight,
But Steve was then met with a plight.
Santa's understanding, no need for a quibble,
Surely he wouldn't mind if Steve had one nibble.
The cookies were good, they were so yummy,
Steve wanted to put more in his tummy.
He ate some more cookies, his mouth full of fun,
He paused to say, "When it comes to thumbprint cookies, you can't eat just one!"
As the night grew on, and Steve's eyes grew weak,
He took to the couch, hoping to still sneak a peek.
Later still, as Steve fell into a doze,
By the tree, St. Nick appeared, with his finger aside of his nose.
The jovial fellow reached down for a sweet,
Only to find Steve had already eaten his treat.
Santa knew Steve was a good kid, and didn't mean to be messin',
But he also knew he needed a lesson.
Santa filled the stockings, to fulfill each Christmas wish,
In Steve's stocking he left a fresh Christmas... fish.
Just as he came in, the way he did so,
Santa left, with a merry, "Ho-ho-hoooo!"
Darkness turned to light, no alarm or warning,
Steve lifted his head and realized, "It's Christmas morning!"
He raced to his stocking to see what Santa did bring,
Only to find this fishy something.
Steve took one look, and pondered, "How could this be?
I wonder if it's because I ate Santa's cookies."
Merry Christmas to all, enjoy your hoopla,
As for Steve... "Maybe next year I should celebrate Hanukkah."  

Ella the Elf Returns

Only this time, she's on Steve's turf, instead of the other way around.

For those who don't remember, Ella the Elf is Santa Claus' Head Elf In Charge Of Stuff up at the North Pole; last year, Steve was selected to stand on duty keeping an eye on the Santa Radar Tracker System as Santa makes his journey across the globe, delivering presents to all the good lil' boys and girls over the world.

Well, that's what was supposed to happen any way, as this six-part special, entitled Steve's Inefficient Christmas, was never able to reach the production stages due to an overwhelming number of technical difficulties. At any rate, Ella the Elf is making another appearance in this year's latest Christmas entry... so, what exactly is going on here? Well, why don't you just click the play button on the player below, and see for yourself?

O Christmas Tree

Join in on the Christmas festivities, as Steve goes out into the woods to cut down his own Christmas Tree... what could possibly go wrong?