The first trailer for Netflix's new Christmas rom-com Hot Frosty has been released, and it contains a neat Mean Girls reference.
The upcoming holiday movie stars the high school classic's Lacey Chabert as a widow whose life is transformed after she falls for a steamy snowman brought to life.
In the trailer, we meet Cathy in the middle of a "mess" in her life, though she is given a red scarf and told: "Good things happen to you when you're out in the cold."
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She then comes across an Adonis-like snowman, whom she gives her scarf – and before long, he's transformed into a human played by Dustin Milligan.
He soon starts to bond with Cathy while also getting on the wrong side of the law due to his initially naked origins – though he does get dating advice from one of the cops (played fittingly by Charles Boyle himself, Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Joe Lo Truglio).
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"For a snowman, you're one heck of a romantic," Cathy later declares as their bond grows stronger.
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However, the funniest moment comes at the end as the snowman watches Chabert's Mean Girls co-star Lindsay Lohan on TV, Cathy saying: "That's so funny – that looks just like a girl I went to high school with."
We're certainly holding out for fetch to happen with a Cady Heron and Gretchen Wieners reunion.
Hot Frosty comes from director Jerry Ciccoritti and writer Russell Hainline, and also stars Mike & Molly's Katy Mixon, Dumb and Dumber's Lauren Holly and Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Craig Robinson.
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Also set to appear is Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause, who previously shared her excitement at joining the festive movie.
After Chabert announced the project on social media, Stause responded: "You are the sweetest - Hope to work again together in the future."
Hot Frosty premieres on Netflix on November 13.
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