John C. Worsley has a thing for Star Trek and Christmas. For years, he's been editing Star Trek clips to fashion 23rd-century versions of classic Christmas songs. Now he's taken on the challenge of recreating Mariah Carey's mega-hit "All I Want for Christmas is You," sung by Captain Jean-Luc Picard. The entire song is covered, the editing is the best he's done, and there are some lyrical surprises to make you grin.
Christmas lunacy from Jean-Luc Picard
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