Santa gets sick with a cold, and the doctor doesn't want him to get out of bed. Santa protests, but the doctor tells him that nobody believes in him anyway. As a result Santa decides to cancel Christmas. Mrs. Claus sends Jingle and Jangle the elves and Vixen to find children that still believe in Santa Claus to convince him that he shouldn't cancel Christmas. Santa finds out and goes after them, but Vixen is taken away to the pound and the elves can't get her out.

Santa disguises himself and meets a boy named Iggy who he convinces that Santa is real, and the boy, tells him that Vixen is in the pound. Santa rushes off, and the boy and the elves go see the mayor to get Vixen out. The mayor says if they can get it to snow, he will let her out and give Santa a national holiday. Unknown to them however, Santa has already gotten Vixen and taken her back to the North Pole. Mrs. Claus goes with Jingle, Jangle, and Iggy to see the Meiser Brothers, who are really the stars of the show.

Their musical numbers are the highlight of the cartoon and are the reason that this is my second favorite cartoon. The Meiser brothers can't agree to let it snow in Southtown, so Mrs. Claus goes to see Mother Nature, their mother. She makes them help Mrs. Claus, and it snows in Southtown. The children around the world decide that Santa deserves a rest and send him gifts and letters, but one little girl writes a letter that she will have a blue Christmas without Santa. Santa realizes that there is still some Christmas spirit in the world and delivers presents anyway.

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