Dr. Sith's The Grinch Who Stole Christmas

Explore the intriguing story similarities revealed in a recent YouTube video. Uncover what makes them so obvious!

ByPhil Plait

In retrospect, the story similarities seem obvious.

[embed width="610"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb-RaywZEFw[/embed]

Via Neatorama on G+

Phil Plait
View Full Profile

anthropology

Separate Families Carved the 1,000 Easter Island Moai Statues — Some in Friendly Competition

Bigfoot or Sasquatch crossing sign in the woods

The Sciences

Hunting for Bigfoot Relies More on Science Than Skeptics Think

12,000 year-old clay figure of woman and a goose

The Sciences

A 12,000-Year-Old Figurine Shows the Earliest Human–Animal Interaction Ever Found

The Sciences

A Rare Alabaster Vase Reveals the First Clear Evidence of Opium Use in Ancient Egypt

The Sciences

The Largest and Oldest Known Maya Monument Could Symbolize a Model of the Universe

Western Xia tombs at the foot of Helan Mountains

The Sciences

China’s Ancient Tombs Reveal Links Between Political Stability and Prosperous Landscapes

The Sciences

Guinea Baboons Share Meat to Family and Friends, Just as Early Human Foragers Would Do

Examples of engravings discovered in the Roche-Cotard cave (Indre et Loire - France). On the left, the "circular panel" (ogive-shaped tracings) and on the right the "wavy panel" (two contiguous tracings forming sinuous lines).

The Sciences

AI Helps Decode Mysterious Prehistoric Cave Markings Known as Finger Flutings

The Sciences

Ancient Shipwreck Cargo Sheds Light on Iron Age Trade And a Lost Mediterranean Seaport

The Sciences

Jamestown Colonists Strangely Picked up Donkeys En Route to the New World, and Likely Ate Them

The Sciences

Ancient Egypt's Karnak Temple Once Rose from the Nile River, Serving as a Tribute to Deities

The Sciences

Dr. Sith's The Grinch Who Stole Christmas

Newsletter

Phil Plait

An 800-Year-Old Design Reveals a Lost Trojan Tale in a Roman Mosaic

6,000-Year-Old Rock Murals in Texas and Mexico Reveal Ancient Beliefs on the Cosmos

The Disastrous Maya Collapse Knocked Down an Entire Network of Cities in Mesoamerica

Separate Families Carved the 1,000 Easter Island Moai Statues — Some in Friendly Competition

Hunting for Bigfoot Relies More on Science Than Skeptics Think

A 12,000-Year-Old Figurine Shows the Earliest Human–Animal Interaction Ever Found

A Rare Alabaster Vase Reveals the First Clear Evidence of Opium Use in Ancient Egypt

The Largest and Oldest Known Maya Monument Could Symbolize a Model of the Universe

China’s Ancient Tombs Reveal Links Between Political Stability and Prosperous Landscapes

Guinea Baboons Share Meat to Family and Friends, Just as Early Human Foragers Would Do

AI Helps Decode Mysterious Prehistoric Cave Markings Known as Finger Flutings

Ancient Shipwreck Cargo Sheds Light on Iron Age Trade And a Lost Mediterranean Seaport

Jamestown Colonists Strangely Picked up Donkeys En Route to the New World, and Likely Ate Them

Ancient Egypt's Karnak Temple Once Rose from the Nile River, Serving as a Tribute to Deities

Ancient Teeth Carry Clues on Farming Villages That Welcomed Outsiders with Open Arms

Stay Curious

JoinOur List

SubscribeTo The Magazine