Summary: Yes, it's true. Mike is leaving as full time show co-host at the end of the year. We'll miss him too, but if you would like a Kibbe and Finnegan shirt or hoodie you still have time to make it happen! We even have the Christmas edition ready to rock. What better way to stay cozy than a Generally awesome sweatshirt? Visit KFSHOWSHIRTS.com and start warming up! Visit KFSHOWSHIRTS.com to peruse for yours today. <br> <br> At long last, and after multiple thoughtful, then insisting, then kinda nagging, followed by one semi-angry request, we have bowed to the request of the masses and reviewed the 1987 made-for-TV movie "Christmas Comes to Willow Creek." It's the best Christmas movie ever featuring Bo and Luke Duke. Only they're not supposed to be Bo and Luke, even thought they're played by Tom Wopat and John Schneider. And they're not named Bo and Luke, but I can't remember what they are named here - so lets just stick with Bo and Luke. And frankly....it's not that great of a movie. But hey, it's Bo and Luke on screen together! Anyway, here's the summary. Bo and Luke are night and day different and are brothers (not cousins). Bo steals Luke's girlfriend, marries her, gets her pregnant, then wants nothing to do with fatherhood or being an adult. Luke is an adult and responsible for everything in the universe and everyone in it. And they both work at the same place for the same guy driving semi trucks. Their boss is guy is played by a country music singer, but his character needs to send a truckload of presents to his broke home-town in Alaska that desperately needs something to go right, just in time for Christmas. Bo's baby is born along the way, delivered by a mysterious shepherd in a snowstorm on Christmas Eve. The shepherd turns out to be an angel. It all works out in the end and Bo starts a chili company. The end.<br> <br> Patreon Peeps - we're sending out your Christmas present (which are sweet KF Show stickers)...but we need your address! If you haven't entered that into Patreon yet, please do so right away. To get in on the action and support the show with a minor financial contribution just click the link below to sign up and get started! We have $1, $2, $5 , and $10 monthly options available.. By far, the $5 is the biggest winner so far! And as always - YOU ROCK!! http://www.patreon.com/kfshow
