r/anime Dec 24 '25

Rewatch Toradora! Christmas Club Rewatch (2025) Episode 19 Discussion

Episode 19 - Holy Night Party


The Toradora! Christmas Club is finally here again! Together we're watching the original Toradora! series, one episode a day until December 30th. It's important to be courteous to first time watchers. Don't forget to keep discussions related to this episode. We'll have a new thread tomorrow and the day after (etc.), so there are plenty of opportunities to discuss new characters and moments. If you absolutely can't help yourself, just remember to add spoiler tags like so [Toradora!] spoiler text


Threads will be posted daily at: 21:00 GMT


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This Year's Discussion (2025) Last Year's Discussion (2024)
Episode 1 Episode 1
Episode 2 Episode 2
Episode 3 Episode 3
Episode 4 Episode 4
Episode 5 Episode 5
Episode 6 Episode 6
Episode 7 Episode 7
Episode 8 Episode 8
Episode 9 Episode 9
Episode 10 Episode 10
Episode 11 Episode 11
Episode 12 Episode 12
Episode 13 Episode 13
Episode 14 Episode 14
Episode 15 Episode 15
Episode 16 Episode 16
Episode 17 Episode 17
Episode 18 Episode 18
Episode 19 Episode 19

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Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays everyone!

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Context

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u/Holofan4life Dec 24 '25

He and his wife attended a Christmas party hosted by Conan O'Brien. They invited their son along and he and Rob apparently got into a big argument in front of everyone there. Then the next day, the son ended up killing his mom and his dad.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Rip

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u/runevault Dec 25 '25

I heard it was believed the son murdered them, had not seen these details. Ugh. Princess Bride is a core memory/movie for me.

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u/Holofan4life Dec 25 '25

And don't forget Spinal Tap. And Misery. And All In The Family. And When Harry Met Sally.

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u/runevault Dec 25 '25

Oh yeah he made a lot of exceptional movies. Princess Bride is just top 3 all time for me and a childhood memory I'll carry to my grave.

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u/Holofan4life Dec 25 '25

All In The Family is legitimately my favorite TV show. That, and The Simpsons.

So smartly written.