Baker’s Dozen III

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Okay.

Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)

All you need to do is get him a lousy card.

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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)

-“BB”-

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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
  8. Festivus (Seinfeld)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
  8. Festivus (Seinfeld)
  9. Merlinpeen: The Verdukian Holiday of Mouth Pleasures (30 Rock)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
  8. Festivus (Seinfeld)
  9. Merlinpeen: The Verdukian Holiday of Mouth Pleasures (30 Rock)
  10. Bajoran Gratitude Festival (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
  8. Festivus (Seinfeld)
  9. Merlinpeen: The Verdukian Holiday of Mouth Pleasures (30 Rock)
  10. Bajoran Gratitude Festival (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
  11. Weasel Stomping Day {Wierd Al)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
  8. Festivus (Seinfeld)
  9. Merlinpeen: The Verdukian Holiday of Mouth Pleasures (30 Rock)
  10. Bajoran Gratitude Festival (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
  11. Weasel Stomping Day (Weird Al)
  12. Galentine’s Day (Parks & Recreation)
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Fictional holidays (and where they came from)

  1. Sinsmas (Helluva Boss)
  2. Leonard’s Day (The Big Bang Theory)
  3. Hogswatch Night (Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels)
  4. The Day of the Hundred Martyrs to Democracy (Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle)
  5. Reaping Day (The Hunger Games)
  6. Whacking Day (The Simpsons)
  7. Night of the Long Dance (Le Guin’s Wizard of Earthsea)
  8. Festivus (Seinfeld)
  9. Merlinpeen: The Verdukian Holiday of Mouth Pleasures (30 Rock)
  10. Bajoran Gratitude Festival (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
  11. Weasel Stomping Day (Weird Al)
  12. Galentine’s Day (Parks & Recreation)
  13. Ricksgiving (Rick and Morty)

Next up:

Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)

"4 out of 5 people surveyed drink Tupari. The fifth… is on my list."

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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)
  3. Butterbeer (Harry Potter)

Although I understand you can get it at some HP theme parks now.

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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)
  3. Butterbeer (Harry Potter)
  4. Screaming Viking (Cheers)

As I understand it, at least one but possibly more recipes for a Screaming Viking have come to light since the episode aired. But at the time, it was purely fictional.

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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)
  3. Butterbeer (Harry Potter)
  4. Screaming Viking (Cheers)
  5. Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy)

“One measure of water from the seas of Santraginus V. Three cubes of Arcturan mega-gin, properly iced to preserve the benzene. Four liters of Fallian marsh gas. A measure of Qalactin hypermint extract, floated over the back of a silver spoon. The tooth of an Algolian suntiger. A sprinkle of Zamphuor. And an olive.”

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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)
  3. Butterbeer (Harry Potter)
  4. Screaming Viking (Cheers)
  5. Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy)
  6. Tranya (Star Trek)

Weird adult space-baby Clint Howard introduced it in TOS.

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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)
  3. Butterbeer (Harry Potter)
  4. Screaming Viking (Cheers)
  5. Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy)
  6. Tranya (Star Trek)
  7. Red Chu Jelly (The Legend of Zelda)

Has the same effect as a Red Potion in that it restores health.

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Fictional beverages (and where they came from)

  1. Saurian brandy (Star Trek)
  2. Tupari (Mass Effect)
  3. Butterbeer (Harry Potter)
  4. Screaming Viking (Cheers)
  5. Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy)
  6. Tranya (Star Trek)
  7. Red Chu Jelly (The Legend of Zelda)
  8. Brivari - (Babylon 5)