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If anyone can provide any input, please post a reply.

In which year between 2010 and 2015 did a certain cartoon channel in Canada have a bumper that showed a 3D/CGI-animated snowman on a snowy hill being suddenly stomped on and crushed by a giant yeti foot, with the screen shaking as the foot comes down, a sound effect (like a deep THWOMP!) accompanying the stomp and a male channel host's voice saying some kind of holiday-themed greeting, like "Happy Holidays from.....", with the snowman's head landing in the snow?

My guesses would be either YTV Canada or Teletoon Canada.

Did the giant yeti foot look somewhat like the foot of the Dad yeti character from the 2012 animated film "Abominable Christmas"? Not sure, but maybe.

If anyone has this bumper, could you post it in the YTV Schedule Archives?

I have been trying to locate this bumper for a while now

A certain song I heard that had an 80s-style sound to it (the beat, or it may have been a song released in the 80s), a male and female duet singing, a saxophone playing in the background along with a steady percussion/drum beat (with the same upbeat tempo as, for instance "Crush on You" by The Jets), and a lyric sounding like "You know I gave you my heart" or "You know I gave my heart to you"?

This costume is dark-blue, made of satin-lined polygarbadine material, with red stripes on the pants, and includes a blue cap. It was previously featured on sites such as costumesupercenter and costumes.com. The only reliable sources I found to purchase it are rosecostumes.com and Ebay.

I am trying to look for one specific bumper that I believe aired on Teletoon from 2010 to 2017, mainly during December of those years, showing an animation of a 3D or CGI snowman which is sitting on a snowy hill being suddenly stomped on and crushed by a giant yeti foot that appears suddenly and abruptly from above, with the screen shaking as the foot stomps down on it, a deep THWOMP sound effect accompanying the stomp, the snowman's head flying up and landing in the snow near the foot, and a male channel host saying some kind of holiday-themed greeting like "Happy holidays!"