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Not to get into the Ted Lasso weeds too much, but I loved the ending where Rebecca and Ted didn’t cross that line into a relationship because their love is so genuine without that.

That was the second day I was in L.A. He and I were mulling it over. He and I talked late into the night — often when he’s been doing a gig, or I’ve been up with my girl —and we were playing around with lots of things. And then he said, “What about we’re in a jacuzzi?” And I was like, “Brilliant. What about I get in in my dress?” Because we’d already shot the special. But my beloved stylist, who I use for everything James Yardley, he was like, “Wait, but not actually in the dress,” and I went, “We’ve already used it. We’re not going to use it again.” He was like, “I’m gonna have to look away.” So I got in in my red velvet dress with a two-meter train. But I was like, “That’s cool. It’s funny.” The moment when he goes, “Who’s onstage right now?” And then it leads into the costume change. Let your little girls express their unique style with our collection of girls Christmas jumpers. Available in pretty pinks, stunning prints and designs featuring unicorns, the Grinch and Santa, they’ll make for a fun and festive look. Novelty Christmas jumpers

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Below, Waddingham breaks down how Home for Christmascame to be, what it was like reuniting with all of her Ted Lasso co-stars, the possibility of a spinoff of the Emmy-winning series and what she’s most looking forward to post-actors strike, among other things. It possibly has far more longevity. They are out-and-out soulmates and just because that doesn’t then go to the bedroom, does that make it less? I don’t believe so, and I know Jason doesn’t. I was concerned that that might happen before I did it, so that’s why it made me quite emotional on the day, thinking they’re both here. My dad had had quintuple heart surgery in April last year while I was shooting on Ted. In fact, the day that I was shooting the funeral scene, my dad was having surgery, and I didn’t know if I was ever going to see him again. That day. I thought Brendan was going to be onstage at that moment, since he kept asking you to do a duet with him.

You mentioned earlier that it’s nice being able to talk about projects now that the dual actors and writers strikes are over.

The Morning Show' Creatives Go Behind the Scenes of the Apple TV+ Series: "It's All Just One Big Soufflé" Everyone keeps asking this, but no, there’s been no word of a spinoff at all, and I have made it quite clear that unless Ted was in it… I can’t imagine really a world where Rebecca exists without Ted because they are each other’s inspiration. You’ve done musical theater in the past. Have you ever wanted to expand into other types of music and release an album?

I was worried when you first brought up your mom in the special that you were going to say she had passed. I feel like a lot of the Ted Lasso stars who were in the special all did something very unique to them. How did that come to be? We were very keen on that because it’s that thing of trying to meld my two worlds together. We wanted to have humor in it. First of all, there was no way I was doing it in a studio. It had to be on the stage. Then, joining what I’ve become known for, at least in this country, Ted Lasso, I wanted there to be a good lot of humor in it, not taking myself too seriously, as I don’t, and Apple were very keen on having a good lot of humor in it as well. So, it’s almost like SNL meets old-school Christmas big band. You can imagine the tweaking and honing and looking at the arc of it all.Talk to me a little bit about growing up in the music industry, how that was for you and how much training you had. Your voice is stunning. That was a big thing that we pitched to Apple, to make it in a theater where I’m from and, most importantly for me, the fact that it was in my mom’s theater. Because as you’ve seen in the special, even the way the show is constructed — the dead center point of the show — talks about the heart of why we’re there, which is, of course, because my mum was there as an opera singer for 30 years from me being the age of 8. She retired when I was 38.