A single dad packs his high school/college-aged kids off to
spend the holidays with their mother as the song: “Blue Christmas” plays in the
background. Then, after making a phone call, the single father pulls out a
bottle of Viagra, he shakes one little blue pill out into his hand, shown in a
close-up insert, he takes it, and then he fixes his hair in the mirror for a
moment, after which the doorbell rings, the single father opens it, and in
walks a beautiful woman: dad’s girlfriend.
And, of course, the Christmas tree is covered in blue
Christmas lights and blue Christmas ornaments, including an ornament of a
Viagra pill to close out the ad (in a close-up).
And so, obviously, the meaning a having a blue Christmas has
been changed from meaning a sad Christmas without his kids there, to a blue-hot
Christmas with his lady friend with the kids out of the house, courtesy of
Viagra.
(It might be extra fun if the song: “Blue Christmas is the
sad Elvis Presley version while the single father is packing his kids away and
saying goodbye, but for it to change into a hard rock or punk rock or
rockabilly version once he puts that Viagra pill in his hand.)
This is the song: “Blue Christmas” sung by Elvis Presley:
