The Christmas Tree [Television]

HOLY CRAP! SANTA JUST FLAT OUT MURDERED SOMEONE WITH LIGHTNING.

PS. BUT IT'S OKAY BECAUSE THE NARRATION AT THE END AWKWARDLY TRIED TO EXPLAIN THAT SHE LATER GOT BETTER, AND ALSO "NOT TO WORRY"

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