A Season To Remember (A Zeo Christmas Story)

Here's a shot of Older Tommy and his Grandson.

Here's a shot of Tommy's Grandson and Older Tommy.

Here's 2 shots of Older Tommy's Grandson.

Here's 2 shots of the Menorah.

Here's an exterior shot of the Power Chamber, all decorated with Christmas stuff.

Here's a couple shots of the Power Chamber, also decorated for the holidays.

Here's 3 shots of Alpha in the Power Chamber, with a Christmas Tree shown behind him.

Here's a shot of Zordon with the botttom of hs plasma tube also decorated for the holidays.

Here's a shot of Alpha by the Christmas-decorated panels.

Here's 2 more shots of the Christmas-decorated panels.

Here's another shot of Zordon.

Here's a shot of Zordon with a Santa Hat.

Here's 3 shots of Tanya with her Kwanza stuff.

Here's footage of Cogs and Sprocket in the Youth Center.

Here's 2 new shots of Sprocket in the Youth Center.

Here's 2 new shots of Sprocket with all of the stolen presents.

Here's 2 more shots of Older Tommy with his Grandson.

Here's a shot of Older Kat.

Here's another shot of Older Tommy and his Grandson.

Here's a shot of Older Kat and her Older Grandson.

Here's another shot of Older Tommy and Kat's Older Grandson.

NOTE: Hanukkah (or Chanukah) is an 8-day Jeiwsh holiday which commeorates the rededication of the Holy Temple (the Second Temple) in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt. This holiday is observed for 8 nights which starts on the 25th day of Kislev which is according to the Hebrew calendar which will occur any time between late November to late December.

The holiday is a festival that uses a Menorah in order to light 1 each on each night of the holiday.
Hankkah/Chanukah is also typically known as the "Festival of Lights."

NOTE: Kwanza is a weeklong celebration which honors universal Africain heritage and culture which is marked by participants lighting a special candleholder (as seen above in Tanya's pictures of Kwanza stuff) which is called a "kinara." This holiday starts on December 26 and ends on January 1. The days it's celebrated never changes.
The writer of this episode basically got the 7 principles right.