Plot
Meeper and the ChubbChubbs want a home for Christmas, but when they land on earth, they fall on Santa. The sake of the holiday was in Meeper's hands.
Meanwhile, a mean little boy changes him on Santa's nice list, confusing Meeper. When Meeper gets to the house, one of the ChubbChubbs is taken by Brad. Puzzled, Brad tries to find the opening for batteries when puts it in the wrong place.
Meeper finds out and picks up the biggest ChubbChubb. The creatures finally get there wish....a trailer, but the ChubbChubbs eat the house, causing them to go back home.
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