Christmas came early with a brand new animated Christmas short by Ted Lasso titled The Missing Christmas Mustache.
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Emmy Winning Comedy series Ted Lasso has decided to surprise fans with a Christmas animated short, starring the entire cast members.
In the short, Ted Lasso has lost something essential: his mustache. He appears completely lost stating that without his mustache, Christmas won't be perfect as he desires it to be -- He indeed needs to FaceTime with his son, Henry, in an hour.
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His friends and colleagues try to find solutions to his problem... They first try to draw his mustache, but with no satisfying results.
Then, there seems to be the answer to everything: a disguise kit. But Ted doesn't look exactly like himself and fears that Henry won't recognize him.
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As he's in FaceTime with his colleagues, Ted learns an important lesson: Christmas doesn't have to be perfect.
"It's not about making Christmas perfect for the people you love, it's the people you love that make Christmas perfect."
And just like magic, his mustache suddenly reappears, just in time for his phone call with Henry. But before ending the short, Ted Lasso shared some wisdom with the audience, looking straight into the camera:
"Hey everyone. Have a perfect Christmas... I mean, an imperfect Christmas. 'Cause it's the imperfections that make it... I mean you get it. You saw what we're going for, right?"
But it wouldn't be a Christmas short without the last necessary ingredient: snow, which covers Ted Lasso's entire apartment.
You can watch Ted Lasso: The Missing Christmas Mustache on Apple TV+ or clicking the video down below.
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