Produced by Hanna-Barbera, it features the voices of Henry Corden, Jean Vander Pyl and Frank Welker.

Unfortunately, he has let his role go to his head, thinking himself a star and spending all of his time rehearsing his lines rather than focusing on his job or family.

The play finally begins with narrator Charles Brickens reading the opening lines, and after a momentary bout of stage fright, Fred enters.

As the second act opens, Wilma and Betty discover that Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm's teacher, Miss Feldspar, the woman playing the Ghost of Christmas Past, has contracted the "Bedrock Bug," a flu-like illness.

He is approached by the hooded figure of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come; revealing himself as the actor Philo Quartz, he drives Fred back to the theater.

He recruits a passing boy (played by the same child who Fred entrusted with his presents) to purchase a prize "Turkeysaurus" and have it sent to the Cragits for a feast.

Scrooge prepares to go out and explore the city on Christmas morning; along the way, he meets Wilma, who has taken on the role of one of the members of the Piltdown Charitable Foundation, as the original actor has caught the Bedrock Bug.

Fred acts as if the woman is Belle (much to narrator Brickens's frustration, as the ad-libbing is not in his script), and begs for both her and Wilma's forgiveness, admitting his recent selfishness and promising that he has changed his attitudes.

As the company begins to depart, the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come takes off his hood, revealing himself as Dino, who took the part after Philo came down with the Bedrock Bug.