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The Personalized Talking Astrolabe is a gold-plated astrolabe.

While out Christmas shopping at Springfield Heights Promenade, Homer spotted the Personalized Talking Astrolabe in the window of Things Unnecessary. Homer immediately became enamored with the object and went into the shop, where an employee showed it to him. However, he looked at the price tag of $500 and realized that if he bought it, he wouldn't have any money left to buy a Christmas tree for the family. The Astrolabe then told Homer that it was Margaret Cho's birthday, which Homer said was the birthday he always forgot. He then decided to buy the Astrolabe.

Due to buying the Astrolabe for himself, Homer had to take the family to get an awful tree in a bad part of town. The tree he purchased immediately caught fire and had to be extinguished. The family started realizing that something was wrong because they should have had enough money for a good tree. The Astrolabe, which Homer had wrapped up, then called out the time in Montreal and said that the moon was waxing that night. Homer tried to play it off as Maggie's first words, but Marge found the gift-wrapped Astrolabe and realized that Homer had wasted their money on something extravagant for himself. Lisa called Homer selfish, and the Astrolabe then told him it was not returnable and started a three-hour smoke alarm test...

Today is December 18.

On this day...

1943: Keith Richards, musician and guest star, was born.
1954: Ray Liotta, actor and guest star, was born.
1962: James Sie, voice actor, was born.
1965: John Gary Gorman, sound recordist, was born.
1972: Jason Mantzoukas, actor and guest star, was born.
1988: "Simpson Christmas" aired for the first time.
1994: "Fear of Flying" aired for the first time.
2001: Dan DeCarlo, comic artist, died.
2001: Billie Eilish, singer and guest star, was born.
2005: "Simpsons Christmas Stories" aired for the first time.
2008: The Best of The Simpsons #50 was released in the UK.
2014: Harold M. Schulweis, a rabbi and special technical consultant, died.

"She of Little Faith" is the sixth episode of season 13 of The Simpsons and the two-hundred and seventy-fifth episode overall. It originally aired on December 16, 2001. The episode was written by Bill Freiberger and directed by Steven Dean Moore. It guest stars Richard Gere as himself.

Desperate for money, the First Church of Springfield decides to rent out its space in the church to local advertisers. Horrified at the living commercial the church has become, Lisa has a crisis of faith and looks for a new religion that suits her...

Name: "O C'mon All Ye Faithful"
Date: December 17, 2024

Mr. McGrew's Christmas Carol is a seasonal cartoon starring a clumsy and selfish old man named Ebenezer McGrew.

In the film, Mr. McGrew told Bob Cratchett that he had to work on Christmas. However, McGrew was actually talking to his stovepipe oven, not realizing that Cratchett was behind him. McGrew then mistook the stovepipe oven for a pregnant woman and tried to listen to the baby's heartbeat, putting his head into the oven. Later, McGrew was visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past, who told him he was so selfish that his fiancée was about to leave him. McGrew said he didn't need love because he had money.

Later in the film, Mr. McGrew pleaded with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, asking for more time to reform his selfish ways. The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come then pointed to McGrew's grave, and McGrew screamed out...

"Ah. Well, you do have a present under the tree. I guess no one told Santa you were a Buddhist."
―Marge Simpson
"Well, Santa can take it back because I'm not ruled by material desi-- Is that a pony?"
―Lisa Simpson
"I don't know what Santa left you. I just know his name is Clip-Clop and he loves sugar."
―Homer Simpson^[src]