Ep 4. Episode 4

In Episode 4 of The Great Christmas Light Fight season 8, viewers are treated to even more impressive displays of holiday cheer as four more families compete to be named the ultimate Christmas light champions.

First up are the Mazza family from Preston, Connecticut. Their stunning display features over 50,000 lights, including a playful nod to the pandemic with a "Santa-tizer" station and tribute to first responders. The judges are impressed by their attention to detail and use of technology to synchronize their display with music.

Next, the Grose family from Boerne, Texas, show off their unique approach to holiday lighting with a display featuring over 110 custom-made inflatables. Their theme of "Christmas Around the World" allows them to showcase different cultural traditions, from a Mexican "Day of the Dead" section to a Chinese New Year dragon.

The third family to compete are the Pennington family from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Their display features a whopping 400,000 lights, synchronized to music and including a 30-foot-tall mega-tree. The judges are wowed by their use of colors and attention to detail, including a custom-made wreath made entirely of recycled aluminum cans.

Finally, the Ziemkowski family from Meridian, Idaho, showcase their unique approach to holiday lighting with a display featuring over 100,000 lights and an impressive 20-foot-tall Ferris wheel. Their display also features a tribute to the military and first responders, with a touching tribute to the fallen firefighters of 9/11.

As always, the competition is fierce and the judges have a tough time deciding which family to crown the winner of this episode. Each family brings their own unique style and personality to their holiday lights displays, making this episode a must-watch for anyone who loves Christmas cheer and stunning light displays.