Christmas Turkey Song, Thanksgiving Turkey Song
Christmas & Thanksgiving Turkey Song Cartoons
Turkey-Song References Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan classic 1965 pop video for Subterranean Homesick Blues. was used as a reference with Eva the Egg timer flashing the lyrics cards.

Christmas Turkey Cartoons
BoodleBobs Christmas Turkey cartoons, Our Turkey had to get 1000 subscribers before Christmas lunch.
Turkey Joke 01 – Gullible Oranges
Gullible Oranges. Did You Know?
Christmas Turkey 2 – Shower
I’m getting ready for Christmas. Turkey’s invited to Christmas Lunch.
Christmas Turkey 3 – Management
Turkey Song, Turkey gets a call from management.
Turkey 4 – Swansong
Turkey sings. Our singing turkey’s fate following Christmas.
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