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Dec 14, 2006 · The Chrismukk-huh?: Directed by Ian Toynton. With Peter Gallagher, Kelly Rowan, Ben McKenzie, Adam Brody. In a parallel universe, Sandy is married to Julie, Kirsten is Mrs. Jimmy Cooper, Summer is engaged to Ches, and Seth is in full geek mode.
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- Ian Toynton
- 2006-12-14
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"The Chrismukk-huh?" is the seventh episode in the fourth season of the Fox drama series The O.C.. The episode aired on the fourteenth of December, in 2006.
In a parallel universe, Sandy is married to Julie, Kirsten is Mrs. Jimmy Cooper, Summer is engaged to Ches, and Seth is in full geek mode. And Ryan and Taylor, stuck there after a fall, must change it.
When Ryan and Taylor have an argument over where they stand with their whatever relationship they have, they both fall off a ladder while Ryan is putting up Christmas lights and both wake up in a alternate reality of what life is like had Ryan never came to Newport:
•Sandy is the uptight mayor of Newport Beach and married to Julie Cooper
•Kirsten is married to Jimmy Cooper
•Johnny Harper is alive and a star on the Pac West surf tour
•Seth is still a socially awkward geek
•Summer is a mindless, narcissistic party animal, engaged to Chester "Che" Winchester, who is having a fling with the sex-addict Julie. Summer is also best friends with Holly Fischer.
Starring
•Peter Gallagher as Sandy Cohen •Kelly Rowan as Kirsten Cohen •Benjamin McKenzie as Ryan Atwood •Adam Brody as Seth Cohen •Melinda Clarke as Julie Cooper •Rachel Bilson as Summer Roberts •Autumn Reeser as Taylor Townsend •Willa Holland as Kaitlin Cooper
Guest Starring
•Chris Pratt as Ché Cook •Paula Trickey as Veronica Townsend •Tate Donovan as Jimmy Cooper •Wayne Dalglish as Brad Ward •Corey Price as Eric Ward •Ashley Hartman as Holly Fischer
Co-Starring
•Craig Susser as Ham Guy / Santa / Journalist / Caterer •Mark Daniel Cade as Security Guard •Scott Krinsky as Darryl •Jeff Witzke as News Correspondent •Kim Evey as Doctor •Patty Onagan as Mima •Lily Rains as Nurse •Dan Jongebloed as Alternate Taylor •Stephen O'Mahoney as Police Officer
Chrismukkah is a holiday created for the television series The O.C.. It was invented by a young Seth Cohen as a way to celebrate the best of both holiday events. The word itself is a "fusion" between Christmas and Hanukkah .
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- Seth Explains the Origins of Chrismukkah. "The Best Chrismukkah Ever" (Season 1, Episode 13) We were all as wide-eyed as Ryan (Ben McKenzie) when Seth first held up a menorah and a candy cane and proclaimed, “Let me introduce you to a little something that I like to call ‘Chrismukkah.’
- Ryan and Marissa Go Shopping for Presents at South Coast Plaza. "The Best Chrismukkah Ever" (Season 1, Episode 13) It’s not often that Ryan and Marissa (Mischa Barton) get to catch a break and just do cute couple-y things together.
- Summer Dresses Up as Wonder Woman for Seth. "The Best Chrismukkah Ever" (Season 1, Episode 13) Some aspects of The O.C. admittedly haven’t aged super gracefully, and Summer (Rachel Bilson) and Anna (Samaire Armstrong) falling over themselves to compete for Seth’s affections doesn’t feel like it would hold up very well today.
- Ryan Finally Hangs His Chrismukkah Stocking. "The Best Chrismukkah Ever" (Season 1, Episode 13) Although Ryan is initially hesitant to participate in the Cohens’ Chrismukkah festivities, he finally fully joins in at the end of the episode when he hangs the personalized stocking that Seth gave him.
Feb 8, 2023 · In season 4, episode 7, "The Chrismukk-huh?" Ryan sees what could happen if he didn't become part of the Cohens, which scares him since Seth and Ryan are good friends early on. Even though these parties become chaotic, Chrismukkah is an important part of Ryan feeling at home in The O.C. and appreciating the people who are taking care of him.
