Here’s what I don’t understand about The Princess Switch: Switched Again on Netflix: If the lookalike cousin’s plan was to impersonate the princess in order to transfer money to a secret account, and only has a small window of opportunity to do this, and it’s Christmas Eve, then surely any financial transaction conducted that evening wouldn’t be processed for at least 1 business day. And Christmas is NOT a business day. Thus, assuming she can even access the accounts and transfer the money, the funds would not be available for at least 24 hours, probably longer considering it’s a substantial transaction. Maybe as much as ten days! And by then, surely the real Princess would be found, the truth revealed, an international investigation would commence and any iffy transactions would be voided until it all gets sorted.

Also, why doesn’t the Prince realize the Princess was really his wife when he confessed his romantic challenges? Just because she was wearing blue jeans? Is that how he identifies his wife? Via pants?

That’s how toddlers find their mom at the store.

Hopefully this calendar will provide some much needed answers regarding The Princess Switch: Switched Again.

Today’s item is…

I have no idea what this is. It makes as much sense as The Princes Switch: Switched Again.

This is probably why Bo-Bo came equipped with a wrench. He can assemble this into…whatever it is.

A police station? A model of a police station?

I think that’s what this is.

At first I thought it was a communication desk with one of those old time-y microphones you see in old police movies. “Calling all units! Calling all units! Be on the lookout for a woman impersonating a princess!”

But the “microphone” is too high for Bo-Bo to use this as  communication command center. So I think it’s an entire police station.

The thing at the top may represent a siren or antenna. Though it could also represent one of those things you use to cover your eye during an eye exam. Do those things have a name? Eye Paddle?

But we all know what the black doodad is. A microphone.

Bo-Bo began rocking out a rendition of Santa Baby that skyrocketed right past offensive and into the realm of pornographic.

Robot Snowman and Bo-Bo then performed a karaoke version of The 12 Days of Christmas but got bored after the fifth day and stopped.

Day 3 Rating: 3.5 out of 5 (Pointed added for the translucent aqua pieces and because I adore small models of things.)

See you tomorrow!

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