Taking political correctness to a fault and mimicking a holiday special from the mid-'60s, a cross between Nat King Cole and Bing Crosby character sings cheerfully into the microphone, "It's okay if you're a Muslim, a Christian or a Jew..."

Two Hasdic Jewish men/rabbis at a piano (with a menorah on top) sing, "It's okay if you're agnostic, and you don't know what to do..."

More characters turn up, like an Indian elf in Santa's sleigh, singing, "An inclusive celebration, no contractual obligation...Happy Chrismahanukwanzakah to you." An automatronic doll, sitting on the ground in a brown robe with a beard, chimes in, "And pagans too!" (The "reindeer" are a variety of stuffed creatures, including a raccoon, boar, leopard, bear, and others lead by Rudolph -- a beaver with the light-up nose.)

"In some ways, we're all monkeys, well maybe just a smidgeon..." sings a caveman. "I'm a Scientologist," offers a naked woman wearing a cell phone costume. "That's kind of a religion," responds the Nat King Cole-Bing Crosby host.

All together they continue singing, "Whose faith is the right one, is anybody's guess..." The Hindu Santa (who's been chiming in with a triangle) now interjects off-key with an accent, "What matter most is camera phone for 20 dollar less."

The host sings, "There's never any hidden fees..." the Hasidic Jews monotone, "So what a joyous day..." And a bisexual elf, sitting on the piano, adds with a slightly feminine voice, "No commitments means I'm proud to go BOTH WAYS." The caveman then kisses his own hand and enthusiastically blows the elf a kiss.

A small boy (ala Oliver Twist) on crutches hobbles out, then falls over.