Heat Miser is a character from the Rankin/Bass 1974 childrens television special The Year Without a Santa Claus. Heat Miser was voiced by George S. Irving.\r<br>\r<br>A giant, vaguely demonic ogre-like being, Heat Miser is a blustery, quick-tempered hothead who is ultimately harmless. As indicated in the lyrics of his song (whatever I touch, starts to melt in my clutch), Heat Miser can melt objects with a touch, even, implausibly, objects that should spontaneously combust rather than melt, such as a shovels wooden handle.\r<br>\r<br>Shirley Booth . Mrs. Santa (voice) \r<br>Mickey Rooney . Santa Claus (voice) \r<br>Dick Shawn . Snow Miser (voice) \r<br>George S. Irving . Heat Miser (voice) \r<br>Bob McFadden . Jingle Bells (voice) \r<br>Rhoda Mann . Mother Nature (voice) \r<br>Bradley Bolke . Jangle Bells (voice)\r<br>\r<br>Directors: Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin Jr.\r<br>\r<br>Release Date:10 December 1974 (USA)\r<br>\r<br>Song Lyrics:\r<br>Im Mister Green Christmas\r<br>Im Mister Sun\r<br>Im Mister Heat Blister\r<br>Im Mister Hundred and One\r<br>They call me Heat Miser,\r<br>What ever I touch\r<br>Starts to melt in my clutch\r<br>Im too much!\r<br>\r<br>Hes Mister Green Christmas\r<br>Hes Mister Sun\r<br>Hes Mister Heat Blister\r<br>Hes Mister Hundred and One\r<br>They call me Heat Miser,\r<br>What ever I touch\r<br>Starts to melt in my clutch\r<br>Hes too much!\r<br>Thank you!\r<br>\r<br>I never want to know a day\r<br>Thats under sixty degrees\r<br>Id rather have it eighty,\r<br>Ninety, one hundred degrees!\r<br>\r<br>(spoken)\r<br>Oh, some like it hot, but I like it\r<br>REALLY hot! Hee hee!\r<br>\r<br>Hes Mister Green Christmas\r<br>Hes Mister Sun\r<br>Sing it!\r<br>Hes Mister Heat Blister\r<br>Hes Mister Hundred and One\r<br>They call me Heat Miser,\r<br>What ever I touch\r<br>Starts to melt in my clutch\r<br>Im too much!\r<br>Too Much!
