Changes: Mrs. Claus

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Mr&MrsSantaClaus — Mrs. Claus with her husband in a 1919 Christmas greeting card.

Every loyal wife gives support to her husband, and Santa's wife is his one true supporter. The following is a list of the actresses who have played Mrs. Claus.

Portrayals

Live-action

Performer	Feature	Year	Notes
Doris Rich	Santa Claus Conquers the Martians	1964	First known representation of Santa's wife in film.
Rita Tuckett	One Magic Christmas	1985	Mrs. Claus plays a minor part, and can be seen breifly answering the door for Abbie and helping her husband put a sweater on.
Judy Cornwell	Santa Claus: The Movie	1985	The story of Anya Claus is told as she takes a role in such workshop endeavors as approving of the construction of Santa's suit.
Jeanne Cairns	Barney: Waiting for Santa	1990	Barney and the Backyard Gang greet Mrs. Claus. She shows Derek his new address on Santa's computer, called "123 Hickory Street".
Barbara Logan	We Wish You a Merry Christmas	1992	The Kidsongs Kids and Ms. Morganstern visit Santa and Mrs. Claus at the North Pole.
Angela Lansbury	Mrs. Santa Claus	1996	Feeling neglected, Mrs. Claus goes to New York City in 1910 for women's rights and against child labor in toy making.
Elizabeth Mitchell	The Santa Clause 2 and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause	2002 2006	Mild-mannered principal Carol Newman marries Scott Calvin and becomes Santa's wife.
Miranda Richardson	Fred Claus	2007	The British actress plays the wife of Paul Giamatti's Santa. She is named Annette in this movie.
Patrika Darbo	The Search for Santa Paws	2009
Marcia Bennett	The Night Before the Night Before Christmas	2010
Tedde Moore	Mistletoe Over Manhattan	2011	After sensing her husband is losing his Christmas spirit, Rebecca Claus travels to a place where she knows the spirit of Christmas still exists: New York City.
Shelley Long	Merry-In-Laws	2012	Shelley Long appears alongside George Wendt (whom she previously starred with on Cheers) as Santa.
Jayne Eastwood	Last Chance for Christmas	2015	In this film, Mrs. Claus sends Santa's stable hand John to find a reindeer to stand in for Prancer after he gets a foot injury. Her first name in this film is Christine whilst Santa's is Christopher.
Goldie Hawn (cameo)	The Christmas Chronicles	2018

Animated

Picture	Performer	Feature	Year	Notes
	Peg Dixon	Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer	1964	First known representation of Santa's wife on TV. Married to a skinny Santa, Mrs. Claus is charged with fattening her husband up for the big ride on Christmas Eve.
	Robie Lester	Santa Claus is Comin' to Town	1970	Main article: Jessica Claus Jessica, Somber Town's school teacher, marries Kris Kringle (then considered an outlaw by the Burgermeister Meisterburger) in the forest because no church would marry them on Christmas Eve.
	Shirley Booth	The Year Without a Santa Claus	1974	Mrs. Claus orchestrates a plan to get Santa back into the spirit of Christmas by enlisting the help of a couple of elves and the elements of nature. This version of Mrs. Claus can also be seen in the opening shot from Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey.
	Virginia Gregg	A Flintstone Christmas	1977
	Darlene Conley	Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July	1979	This version of Mrs. Claus is meant to be the same version from Santa Claus is Comin' to Town.
	June Foray	A Chipmunk Christmas	1981	After Alvin gives his prized golden harmonica away to a sick child, she buys a new one for him as a gift.
		The Nightmare Before Christmas	1993	Mrs. Claus makes a cameo appearance.
	Betty White	The Story of Santa Claus	1996	In this special, her first name is Gretchen.
	Tress MacNeille	Olive, the Other Reindeer	1998
	Debbie Reynolds	Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie	1998
	Jean Alexander (original British version) Grey DeLisle (US redub)	Robbie the Reindeer: Hooves of Fire	1999	In this special, she is known as Mrs. Santa and has a beard.
	Grey DeLisle	The Fairly OddParents: "Christmas Every Day!"	2001	Unlike most depictions, this version is a thin and attractive woman who acts as a secretary to her husband's toy factory in the North Pole.
	Kathleen Barr	In Search of Santa	2004	In the castle in Santa's City, immediately following the key to the city ceremony, she greets Royal Penguin Princesses Crystal & Lucinda to declaring them as "heroes" (True Believers). She mentions that her & Santa saw their journey over the "magic looking glass", and mentions that "every elf, reindeer and toy knows of your great adventure." She also appears in the photo album and in the group portrait in Santa's office.
	Carol Kane	The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy: "Billy & Mandy Save Christmas"	2005
	Tress MacNeille	Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: "Mickey Saves Santa"	2006
	Edie McClurg	Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didn't Happen	2006	Mrs. Claus hosts a cooking show where Rusty attempts to help.
	Shirley Jones	Christmas is Here Again	2007	In this movie, her name is Victoria.
	Grey DeLisle	The Fairly OddParents: "Merry Wishmas"	2008	In a stark contrast to the previous Fairly OddParents Christmas special, Mrs. Claus is now depicted in her traditional design. DeLisle reprises her role from the previous special.
	Catherine Disher	A Miser Brothers' Christmas	2008	As this special is a sequel to The Year Without a Santa Claus, this version of Mrs. Claus is meant to be the same as the above-mentioned version from that special (albeit with a slightly different design).
	Betty White	"Operation: Secret Santa"	2010	In this Prep & Landing spin-off short, the wife of the the Big Red One, with the help of Magee, enlists Wayne and Lanny to retrieve a special gift hidden inside Santa's office. Like her husband, her face is never shown onscreen. She also makes a cameo at the end of Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice.
	Imelda Staunton	Arthur Christmas	2011	In this film, Mrs. Claus's first name is Margaret and has two sons with Santa (whose real named is Malcolm): Steve and Arthur.
File:Vlcsnap-2016-06-14-17h47m14s305.png	N/A	Teen Titans Go! "The Teen Titans Go Easter Holiday Classic"	2015
	Wendi McLendon-Covey	Puppy Dog Pals: "A Santa for Bob"	2018

Changes: Mrs. Claus

Revision as of 22:16, 29 December 2019

Contents

Portrayals

Live-action

Animated

See also

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+[[File:Mr&MrsSantaClaus.jpg|thumb|250px|Mrs. Claus with her husband in a 1919 Christmas greeting card.]]
-Every loyal wife gives support to her husband, and Santa's wife is his one true supporter. Here is a list of the actresses who have played '''Mrs. Claus'''.
+Every loyal wife gives support to her husband, and [[Santa Claus|Santa]]'s wife is his one true supporter. The following is a list of the actresses who have played '''Mrs. Claus'''.
 ==Portrayals==
-===Live-Action===
+===Live-action===
-{| class="sortable wikitable" style="width:100%;" border="1"
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Picture !! Performer !! Feature !! Year !! Notes
-! class="unsortable" | Picture
-! width="10%"| Performer
-! width="10%"| Feature
-! Year
-! class="unsortable" | Notes
 |-id="martians"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-conquersthemartians.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-conquersthemartians.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Doris Rich
 |{{c}} ''[[Santa Claus Conquers the Martians]]''
@@ Line 18: / Line 15: @@
 |First known representation of Santa's wife in film.
 |-id="onemagic"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-onemagicxmas.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-onemagicxmas.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Rita Tuckett
 |{{c}} ''[[One Magic Christmas]]''
@@ Line 24: / Line 21: @@
 |Mrs. Claus plays a minor part, and can be seen breifly answering the door for Abbie and helping her husband put a sweater on.
 |-id="themovie"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-themovie.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-themovie.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Judy Cornwell}}
 |{{c}} ''[[Santa Claus: The Movie]]''
@@ Line 30: / Line 27: @@
 |The story of '''Anya Claus''' is told as she takes a role in such workshop endeavors as approving of the construction of Santa's suit.
 |-id="waitingforsanta"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-waitingforsanta.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-waitingforsanta.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Jeanne Cairns
 |{{c}} ''[[Barney: Waiting for Santa]]''
@@ Line 36: / Line 33: @@
 |Barney and the Backyard Gang greet Mrs. Claus. She shows Derek his new address on Santa's computer, called "123 Hickory Street".
 |-id="kidsongs"
-|[[File:Mrs.Claus-BarbaraLogan.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Mrs.Claus-BarbaraLogan.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Barbara Logan
 |{{c}} ''[[We Wish You a Merry Christmas (Kidsongs)|We Wish You a Merry Christmas]]''
@@ Line 42: / Line 39: @@
 |The Kidsongs Kids and Ms. Morganstern visit [[Santa Claus|Santa]] and Mrs. Claus at the North Pole.
 |-id="mrssantaclaus"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Angela Lansbury}}
 |{{c}} ''[[Mrs. Santa Claus]]''
 |{{c}} 1996
 |Feeling neglected, Mrs. Claus goes to New York City in 1910 for women's rights and against child labor in toy making.
-|-id="clause2"
+|-id="clause2&3"
-|[[File:Santaclause3pic10.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Santaclause3pic10.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Elizabeth Mitchell}}
-|{{c}} ''[[The Santa Clause 2: The Mrs. Clause]]''
+|{{c}} ''[[The Santa Clause 2]]''<br>and<br>''[[The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause]]''
-|{{c}} 2002
+|{{c}} 2002<br>2006
-|Mild-mannered principal '''Carol Newman''' marries Scott Calvin and becomes Santa's wife. She reappears in ''[[The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause]]'' in 2006.
+|Mild-mannered principal '''Carol Newman''' marries [[Scott Calvin]] and becomes Santa's wife.
 |-id="fredclaus"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-fredclaus.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-fredclaus.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Miranda Richardson}}
 |{{c}} ''[[Fred Claus]]''
@@ Line 60: / Line 57: @@
 |The British actress plays the wife of {{w|Paul Giamatti}}'s Santa. She is named '''Annette''' in this movie.
 |-id="searchforsantapaws"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Patrika Darbo
 |{{c}} ''[[The Search for Santa Paws]]''
@@ Line 66: / Line 63: @@
 |
 |-id="nightbeforethenightbeforechristmas"
-|[[File:Mrs_Claus_in_Night_Before_the_Night_Before_Christmas.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Mrs_Claus_in_Night_Before_the_Night_Before_Christmas.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Marcia Bennett
 |{{c}} ''[[The Night Before the Night Before Christmas]]''
@@ Line 72: / Line 69: @@
 |
 |-id="mistletoeovermanhattan"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Tedde Moore
 |{{c}} ''[[Mistletoe Over Manhattan]]''
@@ Line 78: / Line 75: @@
 |After sensing her husband is losing his Christmas spirit, '''Rebecca Claus''' travels to a place where she knows the spirit of Christmas still exists: New York City.
 |-id="merryinlaws"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Shelley Long
 |{{c}} ''[[Merry-In-Laws]]''
 |{{c}} 2012
 |Shelley Long appears alongside George Wendt (whom she previously starred with on ''{{w|Cheers}}'') as Santa.
+|-
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} Jayne Eastwood
+|{{c}} ''[[Last Chance for Christmas]]''
+|{{c}} 2015
+|In this film, Mrs. Claus sends Santa's stable hand John to find a reindeer to stand in for [[Prancer]] after he gets a foot injury. Her first name in this film is '''Christine''' whilst Santa's is '''Christopher'''.
+|-
+|[[File:No Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} {{w|Goldie Hawn}}<br>{{s|(cameo)}}
+|{{c}} ''[[The Christmas Chronicles]]''
+|{{c}} 2018
+|
 |}
 ===Animated===
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Picture !! Performer !! Feature !! Year !! Notes
-{| class="sortable wikitable" style="width:100%;" border="1"
-! class="unsortable" | Picture
-! width="10%"| Performer
-! width="10%"| Feature
-! Year
-! class="unsortable" | Notes
 |-id="rudolph"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-rudolph.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-rudolph.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Peg Dixon
 |{{c}} [[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Rankin/Bass)|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'']]
 |{{c}} 1964
-|Married to a skinny Santa, Mrs. Claus is charged with fattening her husband up for the big ride on [[Christmas Eve]].
+|First known representation of Santa's wife on TV. Married to a skinny Santa, Mrs. Claus is charged with fattening her husband up for the big ride on [[Christmas Eve]].
 |-id="santaclausiscoming"
-|[[File:Jessica_Claus.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Jessica_Claus.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Robie Lester}}
 |{{c}} ''[[Santa Claus is Comin' to Town]]''
 |{{c}} 1970
+|{{main|Jessica Claus}}<!-- Do NOT remove the extra space between the "main" template and the next paragraph; doing so messes up the formatting.-->
-|{{main|Jessica Claus}}
-Jessica, Somber Town's school teacher, marries Kris Kringle (then considered an outlaw by the [[Burgermeister Meisterburger]]) in the forest because no church would marry them on Christmas Eve.
+'''Jessica''', Somber Town's school teacher, marries Kris Kringle (then considered an outlaw by the [[Burgermeister Meisterburger]]) in the forest because no church would marry them on Christmas Eve.
 |-id="yearwithout"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-yearwithout.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-yearwithout.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Shirley Booth}}
 |{{c}} ''[[The Year Without a Santa Claus]]''
 |{{c}} 1974
 |Mrs. Claus orchestrates a plan to get Santa back into the spirit of [[Christmas]] by enlisting the help of a couple of elves and the elements of nature. This version of Mrs. Claus can also be seen in the opening shot from ''[[Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey]]''.
-|-id="flintstones"
+|- id="flintstones"
-|[[File:Mrs_Claus_in_A_Flintstone_Christmas.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Mrs_Claus_in_A_Flintstone_Christmas.jpg|center|175px]]
-|{{c}}
+|{{c}} {{w|Virginia Gregg}}
 |{{c}} ''[[A Flintstone Christmas]]''
 |{{c}} 1977
 |
-|-id="christmasinjuly"
+|- id="christmasinjuly"
+|[[File:Jessica Claus' older self.jpg|center|175px]]
-|
 |{{c}} Darlene Conley
 |{{c}} ''[[Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July]]''
 |{{c}} 1979
 |This version of Mrs. Claus is meant to be the same version from ''Santa Claus is Comin' to Town''.
-|-id="chipmunkxmas"
+|- id="chipmunkxmas"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-AChipmunkChristmas.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-AChipmunkChristmas.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} [[June Foray]]
 |{{c}} ''[[A Chipmunk Christmas]]''
 |{{c}} 1981
 |After Alvin gives his prized golden harmonica away to a sick child, she buys a new one for him as a gift.
-|-id="thenightmarebeforechristmas"
+|- id="thenightmarebeforechristmas"
-|[[File:Mrs.Claus-NightmareBeforeChristmas.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Mrs.Claus-NightmareBeforeChristmas.jpg|center|175px]]
 |
 |{{c}} ''[[The Nightmare Before Christmas]]''
 |{{c}} 1993
 |Mrs. Claus makes a cameo appearance.
-|-id="storyofsanta"
+|- id="storyofsanta"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
-|{{c}} {{w|Betty White}}
+|{{c}} [[Betty White]]
 |{{c}} ''[[The Story of Santa Claus]]''
 |{{c}} 1996
 |In this special, her first name is '''Gretchen'''.
-|-id="olivetheotherreindeer"
+|- id="olivetheotherreindeer"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} [[Tress MacNeille]]
 |{{c}} ''[[Olive, the Other Reindeer]]''
 |{{c}} 1998
 |
-|-id="fop-1"
+|- id="rudolphmovie"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-FOP.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Imagertrnrtmmc.jpg|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} {{W|Debbie Reynolds}}
+|{{c}} ''[[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie]]''
+|{{c}} 1998
 |
+|- id="robbiethereindeer"
+|[[File:Imagemrssanta.jpg|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} Jean Alexander {{S|(original British version)}}<br />[[Grey DeLisle]] {{S|(US redub)}}
+|{{c}} ''[[Robbie the Reindeer]]: Hooves of Fire''
+|{{c}} 1999
+|In this special, she is known as '''Mrs. Santa''' and has a beard.
+|- id="fop-1"
+|[[File:MrsClaus-FOP.jpg|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} [[Grey DeLisle]]
 |{{c}} ''The Fairly OddParents'': "[[Christmas Every Day! (Fairly OddParents)|Christmas Every Day!]]"
 |{{c}} 2001
 |Unlike most depictions, this version is a thin and attractive woman who acts as a secretary to her husband's toy factory in the North Pole.
-|-id="billyandmandy"
+|- id="isomrssanta"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} [[Kathleen Barr]]
+|{{c}} ''[[In Search of Santa]]''
+|{{c}} 2004
+|In the castle in Santa's City, immediately following the key to the city ceremony, she greets Royal Penguin Princesses [[Princess Crystal|Crystal]] & [[Princess Lucinda|Lucinda]] to declaring them as "heroes" (True Believers). She mentions that her & Santa saw their journey over the "magic looking glass", and mentions that "every elf, reindeer and toy knows of your great adventure." She also appears in the photo album and in the group portrait in Santa's office.
+|- id="billyandmandy"
+|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Carol Kane
-|{{c}} ''[[Billy & Mandy Save Christmas]]''
+|{{c}} ''The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy'': "[[Billy & Mandy Save Christmas]]"
 |{{c}} 2005
 |
-|-id="mickeymouseclubhouse"
+|- id="mickeymouseclubhouse"
-|[[File:No_Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Mrs._Claus_Mickey_Mouse_Clubhouse.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Tress MacNeille
 |{{c}} ''Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'': "[[Mickey Saves Santa]]"
 |{{c}} 2006
 |
-|-id="holidaze"
+|- id="holidaze"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-Holidaze.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-Holidaze.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Edie McClurg}}
 |{{c}} ''[[Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didn't Happen]]''
@@ Line 173: / Line 195: @@
 |Mrs. Claus hosts a cooking show where Rusty attempts to help.
 |-
-|[[File:Christmasishereagain01.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:Christmasishereagain01.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Shirley Jones
 |{{c}} ''[[Christmas is Here Again]]''
 |{{c}} 2007
 |In this movie, her name is '''Victoria'''.
-|-id="fop-2"
+|- id="fop-2"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-FOP2.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-FOP2.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} [[Grey DeLisle]]
 |{{c}} ''The Fairly OddParents'': "[[Merry Wishmas]]"
 |{{c}} 2008
-|In a stark contrast to the previous ''Fairly OddParents'' Christmas special, Mrs. Claus is now depicted in her traditional design.
+|In a stark contrast to the previous ''Fairly OddParents'' Christmas special, Mrs. Claus is now depicted in her traditional design. DeLisle reprises her role from the previous special.
-|-id="miserbrotherschristmas"
+|- id="miserbrotherschristmas"
-|[[File:No Screenshot.png|center|150px]]
+|[[File:No Screenshot.png|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} {{w|Catherine Disher}}
 |{{c}} ''[[A Miser Brothers' Christmas]]''
 |{{c}} 2008
 |As this special is a sequel to ''The Year Without a Santa Claus'', this version of Mrs. Claus is meant to be the same as the above-mentioned version from that special (albeit with a slightly different design).
-|-id="prepandlanding"
+|- id="prepandlanding"
-|[[File:MrsClaus-PrepAndLanding.jpg|center|150px]]
+|[[File:MrsClaus-PrepAndLanding.jpg|center|175px]]
 |{{c}} Betty White
 |{{c}} "[[Operation: Secret Santa]]"
 |{{c}} 2010
-|In this ''[[Prep & Landing]]'' short, the wife of the the Big Red One, with the help of [[Magee]], enlists [[Wayne (Prep & Landing)|Wayne]] and [[Lanny]] to retrieve a special gift hidden inside Santa's office. Like her husband, her face is never shown onscreen. In addition, she makes a cameo at the end of ''[[Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice]]''.
+|In this ''[[Prep & Landing]]'' spin-off short, the wife of the the Big Red One, with the help of [[Magee]], enlists [[Wayne (Prep & Landing)|Wayne]] and [[Lanny]] to retrieve a special gift hidden inside Santa's office. Like her husband, her face is never shown onscreen. She also makes a cameo at the end of ''[[Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice]]''.
-|-id="arthurchristmas"
+|- id="arthurchristmas"
+|[[File:Imageacmmc.jpg|center|175px]]
-|
-|{{c}} Imelda Staunton
+|{{c}} {{w|Imelda Staunton}}
 |{{c}} ''[[Arthur Christmas]]''
 |{{c}} 2011
+|In this film, Mrs. Claus's first name is '''Margaret''' and has two sons with Santa (whose real named is Malcolm): [[Steve Claus|Steve]] and [[Arthur Claus|Arthur]].
+|- id="teentitansgo"
+|[[File:Vlcsnap-2016-06-14-17h47m14s305.png|center|175px]]
+|{{c}} N/A
+|{{c}} ''Teen Titans Go!'' "The Teen Titans Go Easter Holiday Classic"
+|{{c}} 2015
+|
+|- id="puppydogpals"
+|[[File:MrsClausSantaForBobPuppyDogPals.jpg|center|175px]]
+| {{c}} {{w|Wendi McLendon-Covey}}
+| {{c}} ''Puppy Dog Pals'': "[[A Santa for Bob]]"
+| {{c}} 2018
 |
 |}
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 ==See also==
 *[[Santa Claus]]
-*[[Santa Claus Impersonators]]
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Claus, Mrs.}}
 [[Category:Characters]]
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 [[Category:Narrators]]
 [[Category:Traditional Christmas characters]]
+[[Category:Female characters]]