Alien TV Season 1 Episode 13 Santa / Trophy / Makeup

Alien TV is a mockumentary-style show about three alien reporters who come to Earth to report on its different human cultures and customs. In season 1 episode 13, the trio of alien reporters explore Earth during the Christmas season.

The first segment titled Santa, shows the alien reporters exploring the concept of Santa Claus. They visit a shopping mall where children are waiting in line to meet Santa, and they are confused about why the humans would wait so long just to take a picture with him. The aliens then try to understand why people leave milk and cookies for Santa by visiting a family's home on Christmas Eve. There, they encounter the family's pet dog and try to make sense of the tradition of leaving out milk and cookies for Santa.

The second segment is called Trophy, and the aliens visit a trophy shop where they learn about various human activities that are rewarded with trophies, such as sports, dance competitions, and spelling bees. They are intrigued by the idea of winning a trophy and decide to compete in their own competition to see who can do the most tricks with a pen. They go out into the streets and ask people to judge their skills. The competition becomes heated, and the aliens eventually come to realize that winning isn't everything.

In the final segment called Makeup, the aliens explore the world of cosmetics and makeovers. They visit a beauty salon and learn about the various products used in makeup application. They try on different makeup looks and become fascinated with the transformative power of makeup. They then visit a drag queen performance where they see makeup being used to transform faces into works of art. They are amazed at the creativity and skill involved in the makeup application and come to appreciate the art form.

Overall, the episode explores three very different aspects of human culture, each with its unique customs and traditions. The alien reporters are able to provide a fresh perspective on these cultural practices, often highlighting the absurdity or complexity of them. The show continues to provide an entertaining and insightful look at human culture through the eyes of extraterrestrial visitors.