A Christmas Carol - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Chapter One: The Human Beast
Misanthropic businessman Ebenezer Scrooge refuses to treat Christmas as different to any other day, much to Bob Cratchit's chagrin, as he is desperate to leave work and get home to his family on Christmas Eve. Scrooge's dead former business partner Jacob Marley begs for peace in his coffin. Having repented himself, the Spirits have news for him. He will linger in purgatory until Scrooge himself repents, something Marley knows he will never do.
Chapter Two: The Human Heart
As midnight strikes, as warned by Marley, Scrooge is visited by the Spirit of Christmas Past. He takes Scrooge on a deeply personal journey, exposing his darkest childhood memories, his cut-throat business manner, his isolation and manipulation of those around him, including The Cratchits.
Chapter Three: A Bag of Gravel
After The Spirit of Christmas Present shows him the humanity he has forgotten and The Spirit of Christmas Future shows him his desolate future, Scrooge is forced to face the cruel consequences of his actions. But will he repent?
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