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(JOYOUS ORCHESTRAL MUSIC)

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(PHONE RINGS)

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(SIREN WAILS, HORN HONKS)

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(PHONE CONTINUES RINGING)

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WOMAN: Emmy,
it's your agent Leslie.

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Just checking how things are
going with those new book ideas.

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I know, you're going
through...things right now,

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but maybe getting back
to writing will help.

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Anyway, stop ignoring.

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Oh!

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Say hi to your cousin for me.

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(DRIVER GROANS)

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(DOOR SHUTS)

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(AMERICAN ACCENT)
Uh, JFK International, please.

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-So, where are you headed?
-Oh, uh...Australia.

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Watch out for them drop bears.

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(IMITATES AUSSIE ACCENT)
Australia!

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Where the hell are ya?

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I saw a crocodile this big!

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I'm sorry, sir...

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Do you mind if we just don't...

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(ORCHESTRAL MUSIC CONTINUES)

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(CACOPHONY OF ANIMAL SOUNDS)

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(SILENCE)

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(COCKATOO CAWS)

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The prodigy returns.

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Hey...

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(GENTLE MUSIC)

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(BIRDSONG)

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(WOMAN LAUGHS) Emmy!
Put the camera down!

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Oh, what do you think?
Isn't it wonderful?

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(LAUGHS)

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This is not
a traditional memorial service.

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This is a celebration of life.

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My mother and namesake,

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Clementine Jones,

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was a force of nature.

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Six months after my dad died,

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she moved us here.

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She'd...she'd only ever grown
herbs in a window box

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and...and then
she bought this farm

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and it was rundown
and ramshackle

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and, uh, and she moved us here

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to start over and, boy, did we.

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(SIGHS)

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Mom, we will...

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..all miss you.

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To Mom!

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-To Aunt Clem.
-To Clementine.

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(SHEEP BLEATS, ROOSTER CROWS)

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EMMY: I've missed you guys,
you know.

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DAVID: Hmm.

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I will tell you
that if I see a snake,

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I'm gonna have to get
the hell out of here, though.

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OK.

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-Snake!
-No!

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-(CHUCKLES)
-Watch out!

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(EMMY SCREAMS) Stop it!

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-(MEN LAUGH)
-I've had a long day.

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That's horrible.

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-Give me the champagne.
-Oh.

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-EMMY: I've got heels on.
-I got you, I got you.

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(MEN LAUGH)

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EMMY: Ooh, it's getting dark.
Are you drinking my champagne?

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-(MILES GRUNTS)
-Yeah, you know...

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-MILES: Hey, don't backwash.
-DAVID: I don't mind it.

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(EMMY SIGHS)

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(EXHALES DEEPLY)

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(WHISPERS) Spider.

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(SHOUTS) Spider!

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Ohhh! Oh! Oh! Ohh.

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(BIRDS CALL OUT)

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(QUIRKY MUSIC)

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(CLUCKS)

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No.

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N-n-n-no. No.

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(CROWS)

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Why is the rooster
in my bedroom?!

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(SCREAMS)

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Your mum started keeping him
inside at night

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so he wouldn't crow.

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(DOOR OPENS)

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Works like a charm!

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-Ugh!
-(CLUCKS)

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-(CHUCKLES)
-I know, right?

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(SIPS FROM CUP)

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(COW LOWS)

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(DOOR OPENS)

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-Hey.
-Hey.

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Oh, you found
Clementine's journals.

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(LAUGHS) Yeah.

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Some of the ideas in here
are just...

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Ahh, Clem was a wellness pioneer
before that was even a thing.

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Herbal remedies.

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Animal therapies.

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And, uh, naked moonlight dips
in a lake filled with yabbies.

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(LAUGHS)

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I had no idea how wild she was,
you know?

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She actually swore
that could cure anything.

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(DAVID SIGHS)

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-I know you hate the farm.
-Oh, no, no.

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-I don't hate the farm.
-(LAUGHS)

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Oh, you have always hated...

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-I... No, no.
-..hated...

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I hate parts of the farm.

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You know, I'm just... I'm...

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I'm not a farmy person, which
is why I moved to New York.

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You know, it's not my...

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Hmm.

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Have you ever noticed
everything around here

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is trying to actually kill me?

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Um...that's in your head.

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No, that...that is a fact.

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Hmm.

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I just hope somehow
we can hold on to the place.

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How bad is it?

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Your mum took out so many loans
and she hadn't paid them off.

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She was a genius when it came
to a lot of things at Fig Tree,

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but when it came to
finances, she's...

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Stubborn.

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Like a mule.

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(CHIMES PLAY ON P.A.)

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P.A.: Attention, passengers,
flight QL12 to New York

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is now boarding at Gate 3.

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LESLIE: Ah, you're killing me.

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Em, I need those pages.
You promised.

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EMMY: Listen, I promise you
you will have a book

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as soon as I land, OK?

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Stop getting so wrapped up
in your head.

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It doesn't matter
what your book is about.

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You need to get your name
out there again

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because I can't do my job
if you don't do yours!

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(GROANS) Listen to me, Leslie.
I will get you...

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(GROANS) ..the pages
within 48 hours, OK?

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48 hours. Just give me 48 hours
and you will have a book.

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OK? I promise. Excuse me.

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You'd better not be drinking
again on this flight.

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No. No drinking.

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I'm drinking!

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Book. Write it. 'Bye.

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I'll call you later.

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'Bye.

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'Bye.

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(TYPES ON KEYBOARD)

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(INHALES)

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(GENTLE MUSIC)

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CLEMENTINE: Emmy?

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Come on.

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(LAUGHS) See ya, Brissie!

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-Wouldn't wanna be ya!
-(LAUGHS)

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We'll grow our vegetables
in the soil right here

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and we'll get our eggs
from the chickens in there.

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And our milk from the cows.

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YOUNG EMMY:
But there's nothing out here.

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You wanna know what I see?

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Possibilities.

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Possibilities.

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(SIREN WAILS)

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♪ You all know you ain't
doing nothing with this

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♪ Let's get it! Come on

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♪ Go

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♪ I'm making plays
Never leave the game

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♪ Only do it for the love
I don't need the fame

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♪ I'm making plays
Always keep the faith

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♪ Yeah, we out for the dub
I'mma lead the way... ♪

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WOMAN: Welcome to
London & London.

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♪ Making plays, making plays
I'm the man, uh

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♪ I'm making plays
Never leave the game

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♪ Only do it for the love
I don't need the fame

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♪ I'm making plays
Always keep the faith

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♪ Yeah, we out for the dub
I'mma lead the way

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-♪ I'm making plays... ♪
-WOMAN: Oh, excuse me.

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Just one second.

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On the phone to Grisham.
Give me five minutes.

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Yeah, 'cause you know
what he's like. (BABBLES)

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♪ While you fade away

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♪ I'm making plays
Never leave the game

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♪ Only do it for the love
I don't need the fame

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♪ I'm making plays
Always keep the faith

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♪ Yeah, we out for the dub
I'mma lead the way... ♪

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(DOOR SLAMS)

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Oh. Hmm. Hey.

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Hope I'm not
interrupting anything.

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Not at all. Come in.

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You look like roadkill.

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I feel great!

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Jackson!

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Mother...

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Our sales are sliding past
the point I consider acceptable.

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Hmm. Which reflects badly...

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BOTH: Badly on our stockholders.

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Yeah.

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London & London
needs new material.

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Hmm. Yeah. We do, don't we?
(SMACKS LIPS)

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(CLICKS TONGUE) I got it.

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Why don't we get
all these people out there

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that we pay all the money to

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to do their job
and find us a great novel?

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Because I pay you a lot more,
for some reason.

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-And since I appreciate it...
-You do.

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..if you occasionally
did something

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that warranted me giving you
this office...

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You mean the closet with a view?

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..I'd like you to go find
the new material.

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Oh, you're serious. (LAUGHS)

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Uh, yeah.

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Sure.

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Uh...I do have,

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uh, a 2pm at Momofuku.

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Very important lunch.

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But as soon as that's done,

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Janet and I will get
straight on that.

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Was there anything else?

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-(BEEP!)
-Janet.

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Cancel Jackson's 2 o'clock.

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He has reading to do.

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-JANET: Yes, Ms London.
-(CHUCKLES)

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Yeah. Disregard, Janet.
That was a joke. (LAUGHS)

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-(BEEP!)
-Janet... (CHUCKLES)

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-..it's no joke.
-Yes, Ms London.

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That was just mean, Ellison.

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It's time to grow up.

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(PHONES RING OUTSIDE)

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-(DOOR CLOSES)
-Hmm.

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-(BEEP!)
-Don't cancel...

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Nothing. All good.

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-(SOFT ORCHESTRAL MUSIC)
-(SIREN WAILS)

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I gotta... I gotta get out of
here. That's what I gotta do.

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You want to get a pizza
or something?

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Open up your phone and just...

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-..swipe right.
-(APP CHIMES)

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Hello, Daniel.

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(FUNKY MUSIC PLAYS)

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EMMY: What's good in here? Hoo!

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You sound like a lady
on a mission.

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I do? Well, you don't
seem like Daniel.

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-I'm not Daniel.
-No.

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-Blind date?
-No! Not a blind date. (LAUGHS)

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I-I-I swiped right.
Do you mind...

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-Oh. (MUTTERS)
-Just a little Dutch courage.

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-(LAUGHS)
-Mm-hm.

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Uh-huh.

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You are on a mission.

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-Agh! Oh!
-OK.

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What...is that?

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-Boulevardier, mademoiselle.
-Mmm.

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Wow. Did you get that out of an
'Esquire' article or something?

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-Yeah.
-What?

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-I actually did.
-Oh, wow.

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-That seems so... Yeah.
-Yeah.

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-..worth the hangover.
-Yeah.

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Doesn't even matter
because my mother,

255
00:12:01.962 --> 00:12:04.222
she had this, um,
hangover remedy -

256
00:12:04.322 --> 00:12:06.942
apple cider vinegar and milk.

257
00:12:07.042 --> 00:12:10.102
And you know what?
Cures a hangover like... (SNAPS)

258
00:12:10.202 --> 00:12:13.582
-One, two, three. Go! Shoot!
-(FUNKY MUSIC)

259
00:12:13.682 --> 00:12:15.542
-One, two, three, shoot.
-Uh-huh.

260
00:12:15.642 --> 00:12:17.902
Mmm! Mmm. Mmm.

261
00:12:18.002 --> 00:12:19.582
♪ You got me like,
hey, uh-uh... ♪

262
00:12:19.682 --> 00:12:20.582
Ugh!

263
00:12:20.682 --> 00:12:22.383
-Next one, go!
-Again?

264
00:12:22.483 --> 00:12:23.503
Oh, my God.

265
00:12:23.603 --> 00:12:25.183
♪ Uh-uh, come on... ♪

266
00:12:25.283 --> 00:12:26.663
-I feel good...
-..this drunk.

267
00:12:26.763 --> 00:12:28.583
-Oooh!
-♪ You got me like, hey... ♪

268
00:12:28.683 --> 00:12:30.863
(JACK MUTTERS)

269
00:12:30.963 --> 00:12:32.503
-EMMY: Oh, my God!
-I don't dance.

270
00:12:32.603 --> 00:12:34.543
-I love this song.
-I really don't dance.

271
00:12:34.643 --> 00:12:36.943
-No, no, no, no.
-Whoo!

272
00:12:37.043 --> 00:12:38.583
('BLUE (DA DA BEE)'
BY EIFFEL 65 PLAYS)

273
00:12:38.683 --> 00:12:40.383
Back it up. Back it up.
Back it up.

274
00:12:40.483 --> 00:12:41.983
-Oh, wow. Yeah.
-Yeah!

275
00:12:42.083 --> 00:12:43.503
(ALL LAUGH)

276
00:12:43.603 --> 00:12:45.143
JACK: How could he not love you?

277
00:12:45.243 --> 00:12:48.023
♪ I'm blue
Da ba dee da ba di

278
00:12:48.123 --> 00:12:50.183
♪ Da ba dee da ba di... ♪

279
00:12:50.283 --> 00:12:52.983
WOMAN: Where are her shoes?

280
00:12:53.083 --> 00:12:56.864
-OK, yep. Uh-huh. Yep.
-Yay. Yep! Spin. Whoo!

281
00:12:56.964 --> 00:12:58.584
-Alright, here we go.
-Can't believe...

282
00:12:58.684 --> 00:13:00.064
Ching-ching!

283
00:13:00.164 --> 00:13:03.324
-Oh.
-Mmm! Mm.

284
00:13:04.484 --> 00:13:06.984
-What?
-(GROANS)

285
00:13:07.084 --> 00:13:09.104
(LAUGHS)

286
00:13:09.204 --> 00:13:10.824
What is that?

287
00:13:10.924 --> 00:13:12.544
-(LAUGHS)
-(EXHALES) It's ridiculous.

288
00:13:12.644 --> 00:13:14.544
I can't believe
you got me so drunk.

289
00:13:14.644 --> 00:13:18.084
-Do you hold your pinkie out?
-I do, I do. (LAUGHS)

290
00:13:19.844 --> 00:13:22.424
That's Daniel, my swipe right.

291
00:13:22.524 --> 00:13:25.864
Oh, God! Oh, God.
He's really short.

292
00:13:25.964 --> 00:13:28.305
And also he's an hour late.
Two hours later.

293
00:13:28.405 --> 00:13:30.105
-Maybe three hours late!
-You swiped right on that?

294
00:13:30.205 --> 00:13:32.305
EMMY: He's looking over here!
Hide me! Hide me!

295
00:13:32.405 --> 00:13:33.745
-JACK: Hide!
-Hide.

296
00:13:33.845 --> 00:13:35.885
-EMMY: Ooh! Oh!
-Mmm.

297
00:13:37.125 --> 00:13:38.705
EMMY: Mmm.

298
00:13:38.805 --> 00:13:42.605
('WAITING HERE FOR YOU' BY
BENEDICT LAMDIN & RIAAN VOSLOO)

299
00:13:45.325 --> 00:13:48.125
-OK.
-Hello. (LAUGHS)

300
00:13:49.965 --> 00:13:51.665
-EMMY: Oh, my God.
-(JACK LAUGHS)

301
00:13:51.765 --> 00:13:53.145
-EMMY: That view!
-Terrible, huh?

302
00:13:53.245 --> 00:13:56.625
-Oh...wow.
-Terrible view.

303
00:13:56.725 --> 00:13:58.725
Yeah, that... Mmm.

304
00:13:59.766 --> 00:14:02.466
(ELECTRONIC MUSIC PLAYS)

305
00:14:02.566 --> 00:14:05.026
(EMMY MOANS)

306
00:14:05.126 --> 00:14:06.546
-Whoa!
-(JACK LAUGHS)

307
00:14:06.646 --> 00:14:08.226
Did you just turn on music

308
00:14:08.326 --> 00:14:09.986
and change the lighting
with your watch?

309
00:14:10.086 --> 00:14:12.146
Yeah.

310
00:14:12.246 --> 00:14:14.246
-(LAUGHS)
-(LAUGHS) What?

311
00:14:14.966 --> 00:14:17.866
-No, you didn't. You did?
-Too much?

312
00:14:17.966 --> 00:14:20.466
(EMMY LAUGHS)
No, it's just that...

313
00:14:20.566 --> 00:14:23.626
Does that usually work
with all the, um, ladies

314
00:14:23.726 --> 00:14:26.826
you bring back to this
perfectly curated apartment?

315
00:14:26.926 --> 00:14:28.866
-I haven't had many complaints.
-Wow.

316
00:14:28.966 --> 00:14:32.267
Well, probably not with that
sexy Sean Connery accent.

317
00:14:32.367 --> 00:14:34.347
(IMITATES SEAN CONNERY)
Oh, nobody had a sexy accent

318
00:14:34.447 --> 00:14:35.667
like Sean Connery.

319
00:14:35.767 --> 00:14:37.107
-That's good.
-Miss Moneypenny.

320
00:14:37.207 --> 00:14:39.107
-(LAUGHS)
-Anyway, he's from Edinburgh.

321
00:14:39.207 --> 00:14:40.667
I'm from Carnoustie.

322
00:14:40.767 --> 00:14:42.587
-From where?
-Carnoustie.

323
00:14:42.687 --> 00:14:45.187
-Say it again.
-Carnoustie.

324
00:14:45.287 --> 00:14:47.107
-Say it again...
-Carnoustie.

325
00:14:47.207 --> 00:14:48.707
-(LAUGHS)
-(JACK LAUGHS)

326
00:14:48.807 --> 00:14:50.787
JACK: Mmm. Mmm.

327
00:14:50.887 --> 00:14:52.787
You got any bedrooms
in this joint?

328
00:14:52.887 --> 00:14:54.887
-Several.
-Let's go.

329
00:14:56.287 --> 00:14:58.287
(HORNS HONK OUTSIDE)

330
00:15:06.328 --> 00:15:07.708
(EMMY SCREAMS)

331
00:15:07.808 --> 00:15:11.148
(RELAXED MUSIC)

332
00:15:11.248 --> 00:15:13.488
Yes! He has milk.

333
00:15:20.048 --> 00:15:22.048
(STAMPS FOOT)

334
00:15:39.529 --> 00:15:42.469
Ooh! Hi, babe.
Your timing's great.

335
00:15:42.569 --> 00:15:44.869
I just finished the book
and now I'm starving.

336
00:15:44.969 --> 00:15:46.969
(SIGHS) It's cold out there.

337
00:15:47.849 --> 00:15:50.029
LESLIE: Don't take this
personally.

338
00:15:50.129 --> 00:15:51.949
All I got was rejection letters

339
00:15:52.049 --> 00:15:54.469
from the publishing houses
that even bothered to reply.

340
00:15:54.569 --> 00:15:57.429
It's just not compelling enough
in today's world.

341
00:15:57.529 --> 00:15:59.429
No, no. How is that possible?

342
00:15:59.529 --> 00:16:01.989
My guess is that it's...dated.

343
00:16:02.089 --> 00:16:04.429
I mean, it needs
to take place now!

344
00:16:04.529 --> 00:16:05.789
-No.
-Yes.

345
00:16:05.889 --> 00:16:07.749
People want a guru,
someone they can...

346
00:16:07.849 --> 00:16:09.710
..they can emulate
in these weird times.

347
00:16:09.810 --> 00:16:12.910
A dead lady can't write a sequel
or do a spin-off cookbook

348
00:16:13.010 --> 00:16:15.190
or make TikToks
or go on Instagram Live.

349
00:16:15.290 --> 00:16:17.230
I don't want to go on Instagram
or make TikToks.

350
00:16:17.330 --> 00:16:18.710
I don't want to be
an influencer.

351
00:16:18.810 --> 00:16:20.190
-Yes! You...do.
-I just want...

352
00:16:20.290 --> 00:16:22.030
A brand.

353
00:16:22.130 --> 00:16:24.310
If you really want to
make this work,

354
00:16:24.410 --> 00:16:28.430
you need to write this book
in the first person.

355
00:16:28.530 --> 00:16:31.190
-What?
-You become your mother.

356
00:16:31.290 --> 00:16:33.270
It's a slam dunk.

357
00:16:33.370 --> 00:16:35.390
No, no... Uh, but... It's...

358
00:16:35.490 --> 00:16:39.470
(LAUGHS) I'm so sorry.
Let me just...get this straight.

359
00:16:39.570 --> 00:16:43.991
You want me to take
my dead mother's memoir

360
00:16:44.091 --> 00:16:46.471
and write it as my own?

361
00:16:46.571 --> 00:16:48.551
That I'm living
in the present day?

362
00:16:48.651 --> 00:16:50.031
Yes!

363
00:16:50.131 --> 00:16:53.271
And then the little girl in
the book who was me as a child

364
00:16:53.371 --> 00:16:56.111
becomes my pretend daughter?

365
00:16:56.211 --> 00:16:58.791
-Precisely.
-OK. Alright.

366
00:16:58.891 --> 00:17:00.891
Yeah, just, uh, hang on.

367
00:17:01.691 --> 00:17:03.631
Do you want to spend
the rest of your life

368
00:17:03.731 --> 00:17:05.271
wondering who
you could have been

369
00:17:05.371 --> 00:17:07.231
or do you want to get
this book published

370
00:17:07.331 --> 00:17:10.591
and save
the Emu Fig Creek Farm Springs?

371
00:17:10.691 --> 00:17:12.711
It's Fig Tree Farm
in Emu Springs.

372
00:17:12.811 --> 00:17:14.512
And, yes, I want to save it!

373
00:17:14.612 --> 00:17:16.392
Do you guys still take Groupon?

374
00:17:16.492 --> 00:17:19.472
-They never took Groupon.
-It's 50% off.

375
00:17:19.572 --> 00:17:21.232
(WHISPERS) Don't listen to her.

376
00:17:21.332 --> 00:17:23.892
(TRAFFIC NOISES)

377
00:17:25.172 --> 00:17:27.172
(QUIRKY MUSIC)

378
00:17:29.932 --> 00:17:31.932
Alright.

379
00:17:32.572 --> 00:17:34.572
If only it were true.

380
00:17:35.372 --> 00:17:37.372
(PHONE RINGS)

381
00:17:39.372 --> 00:17:41.312
(DOOR OPENS)

382
00:17:41.412 --> 00:17:42.832
JACK: Brrr!

383
00:17:42.932 --> 00:17:45.012
(JACK CLICKS TONGUE)

384
00:17:48.013 --> 00:17:49.433
Hmm.

385
00:17:49.533 --> 00:17:51.513
-Ah!
-Hello, Janet.

386
00:17:51.613 --> 00:17:53.033
Got my homework?

387
00:17:53.133 --> 00:17:56.113
I think your mother
is trying to make a point.

388
00:17:56.213 --> 00:17:58.393
-Ohhh...you're joking.
-(LAUGHS HEARTILY)

389
00:17:58.493 --> 00:18:00.553
What's this manuscript here
everyone's reading?

390
00:18:00.653 --> 00:18:03.433
'Clementine'.
I put it on the top for you.

391
00:18:03.533 --> 00:18:05.913
-Oh, you're a wee gem, Janet.
-(CHUCKLES)

392
00:18:06.013 --> 00:18:07.713
-A wee gem!
-(CHUCKLES)

393
00:18:07.813 --> 00:18:09.793
-As you were.
-Thank you.

394
00:18:09.893 --> 00:18:11.233
See you, Rachel.

395
00:18:11.333 --> 00:18:13.533
Jim Bob. (MAKES POPPING NOISE)

396
00:18:17.654 --> 00:18:19.154
YOUNG EMMY: Why are they
acting so weird?

397
00:18:19.254 --> 00:18:21.514
CLEMENTINE: Crazy dancing
is how hens and roosters

398
00:18:21.614 --> 00:18:23.034
know they love each other.

399
00:18:23.134 --> 00:18:24.754
Yuck!

400
00:18:24.854 --> 00:18:28.874
If that's love,
I hope I never catch it.

401
00:18:28.974 --> 00:18:32.434
CLEMENTINE: I promise one day
you'll change your mind on that.

402
00:18:32.534 --> 00:18:35.514
-(BELL RINGS)
-Ho, ho, ho! Merry Christmas!

403
00:18:35.614 --> 00:18:37.834
-(COINS CLINK)
-Merry Christmas.

404
00:18:37.934 --> 00:18:39.714
YOUNG EMMY: Here's
some words of wisdom

405
00:18:39.814 --> 00:18:42.274
from Clementine on the farm.

406
00:18:42.374 --> 00:18:44.234
I don't want to be on camera.

407
00:18:44.334 --> 00:18:45.834
YOUNG EMMY: You have to talk.

408
00:18:45.934 --> 00:18:48.434
I'm recording.

409
00:18:48.534 --> 00:18:52.795
-What do you want me to say?
-Anything. Just talk.

410
00:18:52.895 --> 00:18:54.915
Well...

411
00:18:55.015 --> 00:18:58.395
..here we are one year into
our Fig Tree adventure

412
00:18:58.495 --> 00:19:00.635
and I have lots of updates
for you.

413
00:19:00.735 --> 00:19:02.235
(GROANS)

414
00:19:02.335 --> 00:19:06.515
Perhaps you want to see our
very, very delicious vegetables

415
00:19:06.615 --> 00:19:09.075
picked fresh from the garden.

416
00:19:09.175 --> 00:19:12.155
Because you know what I say
about good food.

417
00:19:12.255 --> 00:19:13.235
(BEEP!)

418
00:19:13.335 --> 00:19:14.595
Good food made great...

419
00:19:14.695 --> 00:19:15.915
(SIGHS)

420
00:19:16.015 --> 00:19:17.355
..turns any frown...

421
00:19:17.455 --> 00:19:19.455
CLEMENTINE AND YOUNG EMMY:
..upside down!

422
00:19:20.615 --> 00:19:22.616
(MOBILE BUZZES)

423
00:19:27.496 --> 00:19:28.716
Hello?

424
00:19:28.816 --> 00:19:31.316
I have London & London
on the line.

425
00:19:31.416 --> 00:19:32.796
They want your
'Clementine' book!

426
00:19:32.896 --> 00:19:34.996
-And they want it bad, babes.
-What?

427
00:19:35.096 --> 00:19:37.116
My pitch was note-perfect -
they even believed me

428
00:19:37.216 --> 00:19:38.996
when I said we were still
fielding offers.

429
00:19:39.096 --> 00:19:41.476
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait. What...what is the offer?

430
00:19:41.576 --> 00:19:43.156
Well, they started at 250,000.

431
00:19:43.256 --> 00:19:44.996
A quarter of a million dollars!

432
00:19:45.096 --> 00:19:46.636
Let's take it! Take it, Leslie.

433
00:19:46.736 --> 00:19:49.396
Are you crazy?
You never take the first offer.

434
00:19:49.496 --> 00:19:51.756
-Let me do my thing.
-No, no, no, no, no!

435
00:19:51.856 --> 00:19:53.276
I'm putting you on hold.

436
00:19:53.376 --> 00:19:55.197
-No!
-Are you still there?

437
00:19:55.297 --> 00:19:57.717
-Still here.
-So, I just talked to my client.

438
00:19:57.817 --> 00:19:59.757
And...she wants more money.

439
00:19:59.857 --> 00:20:03.957
250 grand is very, very generous
for a first-time author.

440
00:20:04.057 --> 00:20:05.397
LESLIE: Are you kidding me?

441
00:20:05.497 --> 00:20:08.117
This isn't some vampire
stiletto airport trash.

442
00:20:08.217 --> 00:20:10.437
We're all on the same page
there. Uh...

443
00:20:10.537 --> 00:20:12.317
What's your counter?
I need a number.

444
00:20:12.417 --> 00:20:13.877
2 million.

445
00:20:13.977 --> 00:20:15.917
(LAUGHS) OK. You're not serious.

446
00:20:16.017 --> 00:20:17.597
Oh! Hello?
-(PHONE DROPS)

447
00:20:17.697 --> 00:20:21.477
-We can go to, um, 500,000.
-No, no! No, no, no!

448
00:20:21.577 --> 00:20:22.957
Oh!

449
00:20:23.057 --> 00:20:24.957
Tell me what other publishing
houses are interested.

450
00:20:25.057 --> 00:20:26.958
-Maybe we can match them.
-Oh, my God.

451
00:20:27.058 --> 00:20:29.158
No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

452
00:20:29.258 --> 00:20:31.318
No, no, no! Not now!

453
00:20:31.418 --> 00:20:33.478
Listen, London & London
are very...

454
00:20:33.578 --> 00:20:34.598
Hello?

455
00:20:34.698 --> 00:20:36.038
..very serious about
acquiring the rights

456
00:20:36.138 --> 00:20:37.038
to this book.

457
00:20:37.138 --> 00:20:38.798
I can go to 750,000.

458
00:20:38.898 --> 00:20:41.038
Uh, we are taking other offers,

459
00:20:41.138 --> 00:20:42.838
talking to many
other publishers.

460
00:20:42.938 --> 00:20:45.418
Lots of money. We want...
We want all the money.

461
00:20:46.418 --> 00:20:50.918
Look, listen, all I can pay
maximum is $1 million.

462
00:20:51.018 --> 00:20:53.598
That is a final offer.
It's take it or leave it.

463
00:20:53.698 --> 00:20:55.798
-A million bucks?
-A million dollars?!

464
00:20:55.898 --> 00:20:58.318
-Who's that?
-Take it. We're taking it.

465
00:20:58.418 --> 00:21:00.439
-Wait. So we have a deal?
-BOTH: Deal!

466
00:21:00.539 --> 00:21:05.519
Yes! We have a deal, people!

467
00:21:05.619 --> 00:21:07.999
-(SCREAMS)
-(SQUEALS)

468
00:21:08.099 --> 00:21:09.319
(LAUGHS)

469
00:21:09.419 --> 00:21:12.119
Whoo! We saved the farm.

470
00:21:12.219 --> 00:21:13.559
Ohh!

471
00:21:13.659 --> 00:21:15.659
-(PHONE BUZZES)
-(SIGHS)

472
00:21:18.019 --> 00:21:20.019
(GROANS)

473
00:21:21.699 --> 00:21:23.119
Hmm.

474
00:21:23.219 --> 00:21:24.319
Hello.

475
00:21:24.419 --> 00:21:26.639
-(EMMY SCREAMS)
-What happened?

476
00:21:26.739 --> 00:21:28.599
-EMMY: Deal! Deal!
-(LAUGHS)

477
00:21:28.699 --> 00:21:30.479
I think Emmy sold her book.

478
00:21:30.579 --> 00:21:32.760
-(EMMY SCREAMS AND LAUGHS)
-(BOTH LAUGH)

479
00:21:32.860 --> 00:21:33.840
EMMY: Yes!

480
00:21:33.940 --> 00:21:35.640
-BOTH: Congratulations!
-(ROOSTER CROWS)

481
00:21:35.740 --> 00:21:37.040
BOTH: Shut up, Gregory!

482
00:21:37.140 --> 00:21:38.760
(CLUCKS)

483
00:21:38.860 --> 00:21:40.880
(POP!)

484
00:21:40.980 --> 00:21:42.980
(KNOCK AT DOOR)

485
00:21:43.940 --> 00:21:47.640
Babe...I'm...calling.
You don't answer.

486
00:21:47.740 --> 00:21:50.080
Did you...run...here?

487
00:21:50.180 --> 00:21:53.240
-Yes!
-What is going on, Leslie?

488
00:21:53.340 --> 00:21:55.240
Ellison London and her son

489
00:21:55.340 --> 00:21:58.680
are coming to Emu Creek
Farm Springs for Christmas!

490
00:21:58.780 --> 00:22:00.880
What?

491
00:22:00.980 --> 00:22:02.240
Why?

492
00:22:02.340 --> 00:22:04.321
What is going on?

493
00:22:04.421 --> 00:22:05.721
Did I not tell you about

494
00:22:05.821 --> 00:22:07.921
that little line item
in the contract?

495
00:22:08.021 --> 00:22:09.441
Before they close the deal,

496
00:22:09.541 --> 00:22:11.601
London & London
has the right to meet you.

497
00:22:11.701 --> 00:22:15.241
With an invitation to Christmas
in...in Australia?

498
00:22:15.341 --> 00:22:17.241
Two invitations to Christmas
in Australia, actually.

499
00:22:17.341 --> 00:22:19.201
One for you and one for her son.

500
00:22:19.301 --> 00:22:21.041
With you, your husband
and your daughter.

501
00:22:21.141 --> 00:22:22.801
I don't have a husband
or a daughter.

502
00:22:22.901 --> 00:22:24.521
Or a mother. I know. So sad.

503
00:22:24.621 --> 00:22:25.761
Leslie!

504
00:22:25.861 --> 00:22:28.481
They want the full
Emu Farm Springs experience

505
00:22:28.581 --> 00:22:30.561
just like in the book
or the deal goes away.

506
00:22:30.661 --> 00:22:32.741
(THROWS PIZZA CRUST)
Ooh, pickles!

507
00:22:33.861 --> 00:22:36.942
OK, I want you to look me
in the eyes and listen, OK?

508
00:22:38.262 --> 00:22:39.682
I don't do farm.

509
00:22:39.782 --> 00:22:41.442
I can't cook.

510
00:22:41.542 --> 00:22:44.202
I can't even boil an egg.

511
00:22:44.302 --> 00:22:46.882
It's not so bad. You just become
your mother for a few weeks.

512
00:22:46.982 --> 00:22:48.482
Tickle a few cows
with some suits.

513
00:22:48.582 --> 00:22:50.042
Give them
Clem's Country Christmas,

514
00:22:50.142 --> 00:22:51.522
save 'Little House
on the Prairie'

515
00:22:51.622 --> 00:22:53.622
and, boom,
all your dreams come true.

516
00:22:56.062 --> 00:22:57.522
I...

517
00:22:57.622 --> 00:22:59.862
(BRIGHT ORCHESTRAL MUSIC)

518
00:23:08.183 --> 00:23:10.243
It's not funny.

519
00:23:10.343 --> 00:23:12.803
It is kind of funny.

520
00:23:12.903 --> 00:23:15.643
I only have a few days
to find myself a husband,

521
00:23:15.743 --> 00:23:18.943
a daughter
and become my mother, OK?

522
00:23:19.943 --> 00:23:22.363
-MILES: Jump in.
-(DAVID GROANS)

523
00:23:22.463 --> 00:23:25.123
-EMMY: I'm not that heavy!
-No.

524
00:23:25.223 --> 00:23:27.223
(DAVID SIGHS)

525
00:23:29.183 --> 00:23:30.803
EMMY: That's new.

526
00:23:30.903 --> 00:23:33.843
Oh, yes, Miles started
an online art class.

527
00:23:33.943 --> 00:23:35.843
When you tilt your head
to the side,

528
00:23:35.943 --> 00:23:37.483
there's a whole new picture.

529
00:23:37.583 --> 00:23:39.583
Oh!

530
00:23:42.264 --> 00:23:43.564
Ohhh.

531
00:23:43.664 --> 00:23:45.964
Once you see it,
can't unsee it, right?

532
00:23:46.064 --> 00:23:47.644
(MILES CHUCKLES)

533
00:23:47.744 --> 00:23:50.764
-In the... In the living room?
-It's the perfect spot for it.

534
00:23:50.864 --> 00:23:52.604
DAVID: He's a regular Leonardo.

535
00:23:52.704 --> 00:23:55.084
Painted me like
one of his French girls.

536
00:23:55.184 --> 00:23:56.484
(CHUCKLES)

537
00:23:56.584 --> 00:23:59.364
First things first, yeah? OK?

538
00:23:59.464 --> 00:24:02.724
I need a husband. David?

539
00:24:02.824 --> 00:24:06.004
Um...I may as well
be your sister.

540
00:24:06.104 --> 00:24:07.924
Plus he smirks uncontrollably
when he lies.

541
00:24:08.024 --> 00:24:09.684
-You know that annoying smile?
-That's true.

542
00:24:09.784 --> 00:24:12.465
-It's a lovely quality.
-Alright, alright, alright.

543
00:24:13.665 --> 00:24:15.665
You - what do you say?

544
00:24:16.705 --> 00:24:18.965
-I do. I do!
-Yes? Excellent!

545
00:24:19.065 --> 00:24:20.805
No, he doesn't, and he can't.

546
00:24:20.905 --> 00:24:23.165
-Why not?
-Oh! So controlling.

547
00:24:23.265 --> 00:24:26.645
Well, you can't push Miles
back into the closet.

548
00:24:26.745 --> 00:24:28.445
He's already
dealt with his family

549
00:24:28.545 --> 00:24:30.445
and societal expectations.

550
00:24:30.545 --> 00:24:32.885
Two, do you really think
that Miles would be convincing

551
00:24:32.985 --> 00:24:35.725
as your husband
given how extra you can be?

552
00:24:35.825 --> 00:24:37.965
You think I'm too gay
to be straight?

553
00:24:38.065 --> 00:24:39.565
-DAVID: I think...
-What?

554
00:24:39.665 --> 00:24:42.965
I think you've spent years
hiding your light

555
00:24:43.065 --> 00:24:44.606
and now that you've let it out,

556
00:24:44.706 --> 00:24:48.006
that wonderful, bright,
exuberant light,

557
00:24:48.106 --> 00:24:52.046
I'm just not sure that
you have a...dimmer switch.

558
00:24:52.146 --> 00:24:54.086
-I can do this!
-DAVID: Mm-hm.

559
00:24:54.186 --> 00:24:56.326
I can be heteronormative!

560
00:24:56.426 --> 00:24:58.046
-Yes! Yes, you can!
-DAVID: OK.

561
00:24:58.146 --> 00:24:59.446
I can be macho.

562
00:24:59.546 --> 00:25:01.446
I'll be the Hemsworth brother
they never had.

563
00:25:01.546 --> 00:25:03.366
-DAVID: Another one?
-Russell Crowe's country cousin.

564
00:25:03.466 --> 00:25:04.926
I believe in you!

565
00:25:05.026 --> 00:25:09.166
(LAUGHS) My God, you do?
This is gonna be so much fun!

566
00:25:09.266 --> 00:25:11.826
-Tea?
-Thank you, darling.

567
00:25:12.826 --> 00:25:14.286
Fine. Who am I supposed to be?

568
00:25:14.386 --> 00:25:15.846
Uh, you could be
my personal assistant.

569
00:25:15.946 --> 00:25:17.527
-Oh... No.
-Mmm!

570
00:25:17.627 --> 00:25:19.007
-Man here to castrate the goats.
-What?

571
00:25:19.107 --> 00:25:20.527
Uh...I don't know,
travelling salesman.

572
00:25:20.627 --> 00:25:23.127
Really, really, really, really,
really, really, really old

573
00:25:23.227 --> 00:25:24.167
foreign exchange student.

574
00:25:24.267 --> 00:25:25.927
-Thank you.
-MILES: I have an idea.

575
00:25:26.027 --> 00:25:30.087
It is so kooky. It just might
work. We tell the truth.

576
00:25:30.187 --> 00:25:32.247
You say he is your cousin
visiting for Christmas.

577
00:25:32.347 --> 00:25:33.927
-Great. Fine. Works for me.
-Good work.

578
00:25:34.027 --> 00:25:36.927
OK, moving on. Darling daughter.
I need a daughter, I need a kid.

579
00:25:37.027 --> 00:25:38.687
-(INHALES)
-Let's rent one.

580
00:25:38.787 --> 00:25:42.607
I can call a talent agency
in, like, Brisbane or Sydney,

581
00:25:42.707 --> 00:25:44.567
somewhere like that,
and just rent a kid.

582
00:25:44.667 --> 00:25:46.007
I think even stage parents

583
00:25:46.107 --> 00:25:47.727
want their children
around at Christmas.

584
00:25:47.827 --> 00:25:49.688
-MILES: Yeah.
-Ooh. OK. Ohhh.

585
00:25:49.788 --> 00:25:51.408
Uh...I'm...I'm 12 in the book.

586
00:25:51.508 --> 00:25:52.528
-Right?
-Mm-hm.

587
00:25:52.628 --> 00:25:55.848
Tweens hate their parents.
She ran away.

588
00:25:55.948 --> 00:25:57.328
And you didn't notice?

589
00:25:57.428 --> 00:25:59.208
Poor thing, she could be
anywhere by now.

590
00:25:59.308 --> 00:26:02.048
Hmm-hmm-mm-mm.
She's at a sleepover.

591
00:26:02.148 --> 00:26:03.568
-Oh!
-An extended...

592
00:26:03.668 --> 00:26:07.208
An extended Christmas sleepover.

593
00:26:07.308 --> 00:26:09.528
-It will have to do.
-It will have to do.

594
00:26:09.628 --> 00:26:12.248
Now, what are we
gonna do about you?

595
00:26:12.348 --> 00:26:14.528
-Hmm.
-What do you mean about me?

596
00:26:14.628 --> 00:26:17.128
I grew up here. I know my way
around this place. I'm fine.

597
00:26:17.228 --> 00:26:18.848
MILES: It's just, uh,
your clothes and, uh...

598
00:26:18.948 --> 00:26:20.208
-(INHALES SHARPLY)
-Yeah.

599
00:26:20.308 --> 00:26:22.889
-BOTH: Your hair.
-What's wrong with my hair?

600
00:26:22.989 --> 00:26:24.889
No, he's right.
None of this is Clementine.

601
00:26:24.989 --> 00:26:27.169
It's like she needs
some sort of farm

602
00:26:27.269 --> 00:26:29.969
boot camp make-under situation.

603
00:26:30.069 --> 00:26:31.769
-Is that a thing?
-No, it's not a thing.

604
00:26:31.869 --> 00:26:33.529
-It is now.
-No, it's not!

605
00:26:33.629 --> 00:26:35.649
-Let's go shopping!
-No, we're not!

606
00:26:35.749 --> 00:26:36.809
(MILES LAUGHS)

607
00:26:36.909 --> 00:26:39.649
(UPBEAT MUSIC)

608
00:26:39.749 --> 00:26:41.749
Fan out, people.

609
00:26:44.389 --> 00:26:46.389
(DAVID INHALES DEEPLY) Hmm.

610
00:26:47.349 --> 00:26:49.349
Hmm. Mmm.

611
00:26:49.829 --> 00:26:50.929
No.

612
00:26:51.029 --> 00:26:52.529
Do I hold one or two?

613
00:26:52.629 --> 00:26:54.010
-Grab it and pull.
-Hang on.

614
00:26:54.110 --> 00:26:55.450
-(COW MOOS)
-(SCREAMS)

615
00:26:55.550 --> 00:26:58.730
-Nothing is coming out.
-No wonder she's still single.

616
00:26:58.830 --> 00:27:01.470
-I heard that!
-(COW LOWS)

617
00:27:03.190 --> 00:27:05.210
MILES: It's a little bit
'House on the Prairie'.

618
00:27:05.310 --> 00:27:06.890
Reminds me of 'Poltergeist'.

619
00:27:06.990 --> 00:27:09.190
I think the mum
wore something like that.

620
00:27:10.550 --> 00:27:12.550
(UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUES)

621
00:27:19.390 --> 00:27:21.570
Ugh!

622
00:27:21.670 --> 00:27:22.770
(CLICKS)

623
00:27:22.870 --> 00:27:24.870
-Uh-uh.
-No?

624
00:27:27.271 --> 00:27:29.771
Joanna Gaines has got
nothing on you.

625
00:27:29.871 --> 00:27:31.251
Would your mum have approved?

626
00:27:31.351 --> 00:27:32.891
Is it Aunty-Clem-Christmassy
enough?

627
00:27:32.991 --> 00:27:34.651
You know what,
it-it-it-it's great.

628
00:27:34.751 --> 00:27:37.211
I just think you need
less balls, more bush.

629
00:27:37.311 --> 00:27:40.531
You know, think less gaudy,
more...earthy.

630
00:27:40.631 --> 00:27:43.011
-MILES: I am allergic to bush.
-DAVID: You know what?

631
00:27:43.111 --> 00:27:45.691
Right now, I'm less concerned
about your foliage

632
00:27:45.791 --> 00:27:47.131
and more concerned
about your accent.

633
00:27:47.231 --> 00:27:48.571
What's wrong with my accent?

634
00:27:48.671 --> 00:27:50.371
I can still speak Australian
if I need to.

635
00:27:50.471 --> 00:27:52.851
Say "Can I have
a glass of water?"

636
00:27:52.951 --> 00:27:54.951
Can I have a glass of wa-ter?

637
00:27:55.551 --> 00:27:57.011
-Wor-ter.
-Wa-ter.

638
00:27:57.111 --> 00:27:58.292
Wor-ter!

639
00:27:58.392 --> 00:27:59.732
-Wa-ter.
-Wor-ter.

640
00:27:59.832 --> 00:28:01.452
What the hell's
happening to me?

641
00:28:01.552 --> 00:28:03.372
Well, you've been living
overseas for 20 years.

642
00:28:03.472 --> 00:28:04.492
-Footpath.
-Paa-th.

643
00:28:04.592 --> 00:28:05.972
Garage, tuna.

644
00:28:06.072 --> 00:28:08.172
Tyu-na. Tu-na.

645
00:28:08.272 --> 00:28:09.852
BOTH: Chu-na!

646
00:28:09.952 --> 00:28:12.092
-♪ More, more, more... ♪
-Bleurgh!

647
00:28:12.192 --> 00:28:14.492
('MORE, MORE, MORE' By KRISSIE
KARLSSON AND KARL KARLSSON)

648
00:28:14.592 --> 00:28:15.772
-(DAVID SHOUTS)
-Ow!

649
00:28:15.872 --> 00:28:18.292
♪ I have it, got to have it

650
00:28:18.392 --> 00:28:19.772
♪ More, more, more

651
00:28:19.872 --> 00:28:22.012
♪ I've got to have it
Got to have it

652
00:28:22.112 --> 00:28:23.452
♪ Ooh-oh-oh... ♪

653
00:28:23.552 --> 00:28:25.492
Mmm. That's perfect.

654
00:28:25.592 --> 00:28:27.812
Yes. And up here.

655
00:28:27.912 --> 00:28:29.452
-Ow!
-Sorry.

656
00:28:29.552 --> 00:28:30.733
-Just dunk your head in.
-(SCREAMS)

657
00:28:30.833 --> 00:28:32.853
-There you go. Feels wonderful!
-(SCREAMS)

658
00:28:32.953 --> 00:28:35.413
Beautiful. (LAUGHS)

659
00:28:35.513 --> 00:28:37.213
-♪ More, more, more.... ♪
-It's gonna look fabulous.

660
00:28:37.313 --> 00:28:39.133
-♪ Got to have it... ♪
-Ooh! Ahhh.

661
00:28:39.233 --> 00:28:40.773
-♪ Ooh-oh-oh... ♪
-Argh!

662
00:28:40.873 --> 00:28:42.873
Reveal.

663
00:28:43.793 --> 00:28:45.293
BOTH: Whoa.

664
00:28:45.393 --> 00:28:48.253
A good whoa or...or a bad whoa?

665
00:28:48.353 --> 00:28:51.073
Beautiful. Goddess of the earth.

666
00:28:53.273 --> 00:28:56.353
You look just like her.

667
00:28:57.513 --> 00:29:00.153
(PLAYS REPEATED NOTE
ON THE PIANO)

668
00:29:02.353 --> 00:29:04.094
(TRAFFIC NOISES IN THE DISTANCE)

669
00:29:04.194 --> 00:29:06.194
(KNOCK AT DOOR)

670
00:29:07.714 --> 00:29:09.974
(LAUGHS) Avalon.

671
00:29:10.074 --> 00:29:12.534
-What are you doing here?
-I missed you.

672
00:29:12.634 --> 00:29:14.054
Come in.

673
00:29:14.154 --> 00:29:15.974
So you just all of a sudden
missed me?

674
00:29:16.074 --> 00:29:18.574
Well, I realised
how much I missed you...

675
00:29:18.674 --> 00:29:20.774
-(DOOR SHUTS)
-..when a friend of mine

676
00:29:20.874 --> 00:29:22.854
was at the bar downstairs
the other night

677
00:29:22.954 --> 00:29:25.974
and sent me...this.

678
00:29:26.074 --> 00:29:27.694
JACK: How could
he not love you?

679
00:29:27.794 --> 00:29:29.294
('BLUE (DA DA BEE)'
BY EIFFEL 69 PLAYS)

680
00:29:29.394 --> 00:29:31.394
Who's the
"Blue da-ba-da-di" girl?

681
00:29:32.034 --> 00:29:33.974
First of all, that's creepy.

682
00:29:34.074 --> 00:29:36.055
Second of all, why do you care?

683
00:29:36.155 --> 00:29:38.615
Aren't you with
the tattoo artiste?

684
00:29:38.715 --> 00:29:41.335
He's actually a gui-tar-ist.

685
00:29:41.435 --> 00:29:43.135
-And we're on a break right now.
-Oh.

686
00:29:43.235 --> 00:29:46.615
Oh! Going somewhere fun?
Need a plus one?

687
00:29:46.715 --> 00:29:48.935
Uh... (SIGHS)

688
00:29:49.035 --> 00:29:52.215
I'm going on a work trip to an
Australian farm with Ellison.

689
00:29:52.315 --> 00:29:55.335
A farm? But it's Christmas.

690
00:29:55.435 --> 00:29:57.815
Christmas is for nude beaches
and umbrella drinks.

691
00:29:57.915 --> 00:29:59.535
Yeah, well,
Ellison wants me to take

692
00:29:59.635 --> 00:30:01.055
more interest in the business.

693
00:30:01.155 --> 00:30:03.215
And then when I do,
she doesn't trust me.

694
00:30:03.315 --> 00:30:07.055
So, either way,
I turn out a disappointment.

695
00:30:07.155 --> 00:30:09.856
Jackie. Jackie, Jackie, Jackie.

696
00:30:09.956 --> 00:30:12.896
(SIGHS) I know how much
you hate your job.

697
00:30:12.996 --> 00:30:13.896
-Hmm.
-Ah!

698
00:30:13.996 --> 00:30:15.896
Do you want me to
get you out of it?

699
00:30:15.996 --> 00:30:19.816
-What do you mean?
-I could show up in Australia.

700
00:30:19.916 --> 00:30:24.216
Scoop you up and whisk you off
to Bora Bora, hmm?

701
00:30:24.316 --> 00:30:26.696
We have fun together, don't we?

702
00:30:26.796 --> 00:30:29.736
Mmm. As tempting
as that sounds...

703
00:30:29.836 --> 00:30:32.236
-Hmm.
-..I have to work.

704
00:30:33.236 --> 00:30:34.896
-Oh.
-Mmm.

705
00:30:34.996 --> 00:30:36.976
Read the book. It's amazing.

706
00:30:37.076 --> 00:30:40.637
The author, Clementine,
she's really fascinating.

707
00:30:41.637 --> 00:30:46.037
Well, you know how much
I love to read books.

708
00:30:47.637 --> 00:30:49.617
Wait. Who's Ellison?

709
00:30:49.717 --> 00:30:51.697
Really?

710
00:30:51.797 --> 00:30:54.657
-I'm so sorry, Ms London.
-Don't apologise.

711
00:30:54.757 --> 00:30:56.337
Just do better.

712
00:30:56.437 --> 00:30:57.697
Ohh.

713
00:30:57.797 --> 00:30:58.977
Mmm!

714
00:30:59.077 --> 00:31:00.297
What is this?

715
00:31:00.397 --> 00:31:02.697
A gingerbread latte.
It's festive.

716
00:31:02.797 --> 00:31:06.337
Do I look like a person
who likes festive lattes?

717
00:31:06.437 --> 00:31:07.857
Who doesn't love Christmas?

718
00:31:07.957 --> 00:31:09.457
The only good thing
about Christmas

719
00:31:09.557 --> 00:31:11.097
is the uptick in book sales.

720
00:31:11.197 --> 00:31:13.698
JACK: Ha! Well, well, well.
You made it, Mother.

721
00:31:13.798 --> 00:31:16.738
This 'Clementine' book is
the first time in a decade

722
00:31:16.838 --> 00:31:19.578
you've cared about anything that
didn't involve craft cocktails

723
00:31:19.678 --> 00:31:21.458
or 4-day weekends -
of course I made it.

724
00:31:21.558 --> 00:31:24.218
Well, you wanted a bestseller,
I'm giving you a bestseller.

725
00:31:24.318 --> 00:31:26.478
-So...
-We'll see.

726
00:31:27.478 --> 00:31:29.338
What end of the plane
do you want?

727
00:31:29.438 --> 00:31:31.438
As you like.

728
00:31:32.598 --> 00:31:35.018
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)

729
00:31:35.118 --> 00:31:37.158
(WHISPERS) It's gonna be
a long flight.

730
00:31:38.318 --> 00:31:40.018
(GENTLE MUSIC, BIRDSONG)

731
00:31:40.118 --> 00:31:42.318
(CLUCKING)

732
00:31:45.559 --> 00:31:47.559
(SNIFFS)

733
00:31:51.679 --> 00:31:53.839
(HUMS)

734
00:31:57.399 --> 00:31:58.419
Argh!

735
00:31:58.519 --> 00:32:00.299
(PANTS)

736
00:32:00.399 --> 00:32:02.379
(HUMS)

737
00:32:02.479 --> 00:32:04.619
-Go wake up Emmy!
-Oh!

738
00:32:04.719 --> 00:32:06.059
-(DOOR OPENS)
-(CLUCKS)

739
00:32:06.159 --> 00:32:08.839
-They're here!
-The publishers are early!

740
00:32:09.839 --> 00:32:12.559
-EMMY: What?
-They're here!

741
00:32:14.959 --> 00:32:16.540
DRIVER: They, uh,
don't refer to Australia

742
00:32:16.640 --> 00:32:18.640
as God's country for nothin'.

743
00:32:19.400 --> 00:32:20.940
Oh.

744
00:32:21.040 --> 00:32:23.620
Where is my dress? They were
supposed to here for dinner.

745
00:32:23.720 --> 00:32:25.780
-Ow! Ow.
-Good God! Your hair.

746
00:32:25.880 --> 00:32:27.460
Do you have sparrows
nesting in there?

747
00:32:27.560 --> 00:32:29.660
Oh! I've got to go get changed!

748
00:32:29.760 --> 00:32:31.580
EMMY: I swear to God, Gregory,

749
00:32:31.680 --> 00:32:34.220
you cluck with me this weekend
and you'll be Christmas lunch!

750
00:32:34.320 --> 00:32:35.900
Ow! Could you get the dress?

751
00:32:36.000 --> 00:32:38.000
-Just get the dress.
-Alright. Alright!

752
00:32:38.560 --> 00:32:40.180
Where the hell is my husband?

753
00:32:40.280 --> 00:32:42.340
Just relax. Be calm.
We've got this.

754
00:32:42.440 --> 00:32:44.300
OK, I'm relaxed and calm.

755
00:32:44.400 --> 00:32:45.380
Your accent.

756
00:32:45.480 --> 00:32:47.420
Ah! Relaxed and ca-alm.

757
00:32:47.520 --> 00:32:48.941
-50% less.
-OK.

758
00:32:49.041 --> 00:32:51.401
OK. Relaxed and ca-alm.

759
00:32:52.681 --> 00:32:54.681
OK.

760
00:32:55.081 --> 00:32:57.501
(AUSSIE ACCENT) Hello!
And welcome to Fig Tree Farm.

761
00:32:57.601 --> 00:32:59.741
Well, you must be our
special guest from America.

762
00:32:59.841 --> 00:33:02.501
-From London & London.
-Ellison London, CEO.

763
00:33:02.601 --> 00:33:04.581
-I-I-I don't do hands.
-Oh!

764
00:33:04.681 --> 00:33:06.941
And this is my associate,
Jackson.

765
00:33:07.041 --> 00:33:09.501
Bit formal. Also her son. Hi.

766
00:33:09.601 --> 00:33:11.061
(DOG BARKS IN THE DISTANCE)

767
00:33:11.161 --> 00:33:13.181
-Oh.
-(JACK CHUCKLES)

768
00:33:13.281 --> 00:33:15.181
(EMMY LAUGHS) It's
a little bit funny, actually,

769
00:33:15.281 --> 00:33:17.741
'cause, uh, it's sort of
a wild story...

770
00:33:17.841 --> 00:33:19.621
This must be
the famous Clementine.

771
00:33:19.721 --> 00:33:21.662
(KOOKABURRA LAUGHS, COW MOOS)

772
00:33:21.762 --> 00:33:23.702
It's so good to meet you.

773
00:33:23.802 --> 00:33:27.302
Yes! Yes, good to meet you too.

774
00:33:27.402 --> 00:33:29.742
I am the famous
Clementine Walker, Sr.

775
00:33:29.842 --> 00:33:32.502
(LAUGHS) It's, um, great
to meet you.

776
00:33:32.602 --> 00:33:34.222
-(JACK CHUCKLES)
-I'm so sorry. Come on in.

777
00:33:34.322 --> 00:33:35.302
-Please.
-Sure.

778
00:33:35.402 --> 00:33:37.462
-Thank you. (LAUGHS)
-Be our guest.

779
00:33:37.562 --> 00:33:38.942
-We've got your bags.
-Thank you.

780
00:33:39.042 --> 00:33:40.942
-Don't worry about it.
-Come through. Come in. Hi.

781
00:33:41.042 --> 00:33:42.462
-JACK: Hi.
-DAVID: Hi.

782
00:33:42.562 --> 00:33:44.382
David, get the bags,
get the bags.

783
00:33:44.482 --> 00:33:47.082
-JACK: G'day.
-Oh, right in here. Go through.

784
00:33:49.522 --> 00:33:51.802
EMMY: Please, just make
yourselves at home.

785
00:33:52.802 --> 00:33:56.343
JACK: Oh, wow!
This is beautiful.

786
00:33:56.443 --> 00:33:58.663
I really can't thank you enough

787
00:33:58.763 --> 00:34:00.663
for accommodating us
at such short notice.

788
00:34:00.763 --> 00:34:03.183
Oh, well, how could I say no?

789
00:34:03.283 --> 00:34:05.903
Everyone in our New York office
is very jealous

790
00:34:06.003 --> 00:34:08.143
we were getting the whole
Fig Tree Farm experience.

791
00:34:08.243 --> 00:34:09.263
Oh!

792
00:34:09.363 --> 00:34:10.783
Your book is literally

793
00:34:10.883 --> 00:34:12.263
all anyone's talking about
at the moment.

794
00:34:12.363 --> 00:34:14.903
It certainly cost us enough.
(LAUGHS)

795
00:34:15.003 --> 00:34:18.183
I wasn't expecting it
to be so warm.

796
00:34:18.283 --> 00:34:19.663
-It is very hot.
-EMMY: Yeah!

797
00:34:19.763 --> 00:34:21.263
That's Australia at Christmas
for you.

798
00:34:21.363 --> 00:34:23.303
Carry a fan,
that's what I say.

799
00:34:23.403 --> 00:34:24.703
JACK: Oh, thank you.

800
00:34:24.803 --> 00:34:26.424
So, have you always had

801
00:34:26.524 --> 00:34:29.484
such an interest
in the farming life?

802
00:34:30.484 --> 00:34:32.104
I... Well... I...

803
00:34:32.204 --> 00:34:34.304
-Yes!
-Yes.

804
00:34:34.404 --> 00:34:37.424
It's always been
in Clementine's blood.

805
00:34:37.524 --> 00:34:39.624
-Mm-hm. Mm-hm.
-This must be the husband.

806
00:34:39.724 --> 00:34:41.724
I'm...

807
00:34:42.364 --> 00:34:45.544
EMMY: Ahh, no. This is
my cousin...cousin David.

808
00:34:45.644 --> 00:34:47.104
-JACK: Oh!
-EMMY: Yes, yes.

809
00:34:47.204 --> 00:34:49.524
ELLISON: Is something wrong
with his face?

810
00:34:50.564 --> 00:34:54.104
He had tooth surgery, uh,
just about a week ago.

811
00:34:54.204 --> 00:34:55.704
-JACK: Oh. (INHALES SHARPLY)
-Last week.

812
00:34:55.804 --> 00:34:57.184
-JACK: Oh, no.
-It's painful.

813
00:34:57.284 --> 00:34:58.665
EMMY: Yes, yes, darling.
You alright?

814
00:34:58.765 --> 00:35:01.345
-JACK: Ouch! Yeah.
-EMMY: Ouch, yes. Very painful.

815
00:35:01.445 --> 00:35:03.665
(BROAD AUSSIE ACCENT)
Sorry, avocados! Ha ha!

816
00:35:03.765 --> 00:35:06.265
I was just taking care of
a few things out back.

817
00:35:06.365 --> 00:35:09.185
G'day, g'day, g'day, g'day!

818
00:35:09.285 --> 00:35:10.625
-(LAUGHS)
-Oh! (CLEARS THROAT)

819
00:35:10.725 --> 00:35:13.065
That's how you do it
in Australia. (LAUGHS)

820
00:35:13.165 --> 00:35:16.305
-Miles Jones.
-Oh, that's quite a grip, Miles.

821
00:35:16.405 --> 00:35:19.465
You working cows all day, you
get a strong handshake. Ha ha!

822
00:35:19.565 --> 00:35:20.945
Oooh! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!

823
00:35:21.045 --> 00:35:22.665
-Alright. How are you?
-EMMY: Hello, darling.

824
00:35:22.765 --> 00:35:24.705
-(MILES CHUCKLES)
-Hello, hello, hel... Ooh!

825
00:35:24.805 --> 00:35:27.465
-Hello, sweetheart. (CHUCKLES)
-Ohh.

826
00:35:27.565 --> 00:35:30.846
And, uh, we're missing
a daughter, huh?

827
00:35:31.886 --> 00:35:33.386
She's at a sleepover.

828
00:35:33.486 --> 00:35:34.986
Oh.

829
00:35:35.086 --> 00:35:36.666
All...all of Christmas?

830
00:35:36.766 --> 00:35:40.906
It's an extended sleepover with
her very, very best friends.

831
00:35:41.006 --> 00:35:42.746
They don't celebrate Christmas.
They're Jewish.

832
00:35:42.846 --> 00:35:44.506
-Pagans.
-Muslim.

833
00:35:44.606 --> 00:35:47.066
EMMY: Khan-Kaufmans.
Fascinating, uh, family.

834
00:35:47.166 --> 00:35:48.946
Live just a couple of farms
over.

835
00:35:49.046 --> 00:35:52.226
Could I offer anyone
a Fig Tree Fizz?

836
00:35:52.326 --> 00:35:53.986
-DAVID: Oooh!
-JACK: Yeah. Thank you.

837
00:35:54.086 --> 00:35:55.506
Yes!
Yes, it's a delicious cocktail.

838
00:35:55.606 --> 00:35:58.186
Um, cousin...David,
husband...Miles,

839
00:35:58.286 --> 00:35:59.786
why don't you join me
in the kitchen?

840
00:35:59.886 --> 00:36:01.306
JACK: Huh.

841
00:36:01.406 --> 00:36:02.547
Struth!

842
00:36:02.647 --> 00:36:04.187
I wouldn't usually step
into the kitchen

843
00:36:04.287 --> 00:36:06.827
unless it was to crack open
a cold tinnie, eh? Eh?

844
00:36:06.927 --> 00:36:08.927
-(LAUGHS AWKWARDLY)
-(MILES LAUGHS) Yeah.

845
00:36:09.607 --> 00:36:12.247
(MILES CHUCKLES)

846
00:36:13.367 --> 00:36:14.747
(EXHALES)

847
00:36:14.847 --> 00:36:16.927
Something odd about all this.

848
00:36:17.927 --> 00:36:19.307
It's called Christmas.

849
00:36:19.407 --> 00:36:21.507
DAVID: You just had to mention
the Fig Tree Fizz!

850
00:36:21.607 --> 00:36:23.107
I haven't made one of them
in years!

851
00:36:23.207 --> 00:36:24.867
I was trying to save
the situation.

852
00:36:24.967 --> 00:36:27.267
"G'day, avocados"?

853
00:36:27.367 --> 00:36:29.867
Why should you be the only one
who gets to do an accent?

854
00:36:29.967 --> 00:36:31.907
-What voice was that even?
-It was Mick Dundee!

855
00:36:32.007 --> 00:36:33.747
Americans love
'Crocodile Dundee'.

856
00:36:33.847 --> 00:36:34.948
I...I...

857
00:36:35.048 --> 00:36:36.908
On the plus side,
that Jack guy's pretty cute.

858
00:36:37.008 --> 00:36:39.888
No. No. Listen to me.
Listen to me. I've met him.

859
00:36:40.888 --> 00:36:42.348
What?

860
00:36:42.448 --> 00:36:43.508
-In New York.
-DAVID: What?

861
00:36:43.608 --> 00:36:45.708
I've met him.

862
00:36:45.808 --> 00:36:48.108
You 'met him' met him?

863
00:36:48.208 --> 00:36:49.668
-Like 'met him'...
-(MILES GASPS)

864
00:36:49.768 --> 00:36:51.028
-Like you...you...
-..met him.

865
00:36:51.128 --> 00:36:53.028
-What?!
-Oh, it was a one-night stand.

866
00:36:53.128 --> 00:36:54.508
-It was nothing tawdry.
-Oh, God.

867
00:36:54.608 --> 00:36:56.068
Just two people looking
for some companionship

868
00:36:56.168 --> 00:36:57.948
after drinking their body weight
in Boulevardiers.

869
00:36:58.048 --> 00:37:00.388
That's why he was looking at you
like the world had stopped!

870
00:37:00.488 --> 00:37:02.668
No! He was looking at me
like we'd never even met.

871
00:37:02.768 --> 00:37:04.828
Told you we did
a fabulous job on her hair.

872
00:37:04.928 --> 00:37:06.228
-Oh, my stars.
-DAVID: Maybe...maybe...

873
00:37:06.328 --> 00:37:07.669
-This is really, really bad.
-Maybe it's...

874
00:37:07.769 --> 00:37:08.829
-(BOTTLE POPS)
-..fate.

875
00:37:08.929 --> 00:37:10.629
MILES: It's a goddamn
Christmas miracle.

876
00:37:10.729 --> 00:37:12.749
EMMY: Hey, are you two
out of your heads?

877
00:37:12.849 --> 00:37:15.349
It's a goddamn
Christmas disaster!

878
00:37:15.449 --> 00:37:17.389
He can never know who I am.

879
00:37:17.489 --> 00:37:20.389
Was. Am.
We are living in a web of lies.

880
00:37:20.489 --> 00:37:21.829
Guys, this is not...

881
00:37:21.929 --> 00:37:23.869
He has got her frazzled.

882
00:37:23.969 --> 00:37:25.709
-I'm not frazzled!
-Ow!

883
00:37:25.809 --> 00:37:28.109
I have got a book to sell
and a farm to save,

884
00:37:28.209 --> 00:37:30.509
and if I don't sell the book,
we don't save the farm.

885
00:37:30.609 --> 00:37:32.629
So get serious about this,
fellas. Get off me!

886
00:37:32.729 --> 00:37:34.549
(EMMY BREATHES HEAVILY)

887
00:37:34.649 --> 00:37:36.649
(EMMY EXHALES HEAVILY)

888
00:37:41.970 --> 00:37:43.550
MILES: Oh, God.

889
00:37:43.650 --> 00:37:45.650
Can you pass me that knife?

890
00:37:48.690 --> 00:37:50.150
That's not a knife.

891
00:37:50.250 --> 00:37:51.950
(METALLIC BLADE SINGS
AS IT'S PULLED OUT)

892
00:37:52.050 --> 00:37:54.130
That's a knife.

893
00:37:55.810 --> 00:37:57.190
-Fig Tree Fizz!
-Oh, great.

894
00:37:57.290 --> 00:38:00.150
OK. Right. Here we go.

895
00:38:00.250 --> 00:38:02.230
Very special concoction
right here.

896
00:38:02.330 --> 00:38:04.710
Won't get it anywhere else
in the world. Here you go.

897
00:38:04.810 --> 00:38:05.910
-Thank you.
-Lovely.

898
00:38:06.010 --> 00:38:08.010
-Love it.
-Yes.

899
00:38:08.530 --> 00:38:11.110
So when do we get to see
the rest of the fabulous farm?

900
00:38:11.210 --> 00:38:12.591
Oh, um...

901
00:38:12.691 --> 00:38:14.071
You ever seen a pregnant cow?

902
00:38:14.171 --> 00:38:15.551
-Oh.
-DAVID: Dolly.

903
00:38:15.651 --> 00:38:17.431
She's due any minute.

904
00:38:17.531 --> 00:38:19.151
You will adore it!

905
00:38:19.251 --> 00:38:23.671
It is all fabulously magical
witnessing the circle of life

906
00:38:23.771 --> 00:38:25.511
through Dolly's heaving belly.

907
00:38:25.611 --> 00:38:27.751
Miles...darling.

908
00:38:27.851 --> 00:38:29.191
Actually, uh... (CHUCKLES)

909
00:38:29.291 --> 00:38:31.751
(BROAD AUSSIE ACCENT) ..I've
got some, uh, fences to fix,

910
00:38:31.851 --> 00:38:33.991
some sheep to shear,
some paddocks to plough

911
00:38:34.091 --> 00:38:35.391
while you blokes have your fun.

912
00:38:35.491 --> 00:38:36.551
-(LAUGHS)
-Ow.

913
00:38:36.651 --> 00:38:37.711
Yes, we're gonna have some...

914
00:38:37.811 --> 00:38:38.831
-'Bye, darling.
-'Bye, hon.

915
00:38:38.931 --> 00:38:40.631
Well, I've got my, uh...

916
00:38:40.731 --> 00:38:43.371
I guess it's just
the three of us, then.

917
00:38:44.892 --> 00:38:46.912
(ROOSTER CROWS)

918
00:38:47.012 --> 00:38:48.472
(BIRDSONG)

919
00:38:48.572 --> 00:38:51.872
So...which one's Dolly?

920
00:38:51.972 --> 00:38:54.032
Uh, the pregnant one.

921
00:38:54.132 --> 00:38:57.072
Dolly! Hey, Dolly girl!

922
00:38:57.172 --> 00:38:59.172
Come to Mama.

923
00:38:59.852 --> 00:39:02.212
-Wait. Isn't that a bull?
-Uh...

924
00:39:03.212 --> 00:39:04.992
Wait. Aren't they...both bulls?

925
00:39:05.092 --> 00:39:08.912
No! I think we have stared at
bovine genitalia long enough!

926
00:39:09.012 --> 00:39:11.432
Let's go see the horses. Yes?
Horses!

927
00:39:11.532 --> 00:39:13.592
Oh, go...go ahead. (LAUGHS)

928
00:39:13.692 --> 00:39:15.712
I found half a bar. (CHUCKLES)

929
00:39:15.812 --> 00:39:17.713
EMMY: Oh, don't you
just love that...

930
00:39:17.813 --> 00:39:19.993
Oof! ..horsey smell?

931
00:39:20.093 --> 00:39:21.073
JACK: Hi.

932
00:39:21.173 --> 00:39:22.873
Hey, what's going on?

933
00:39:22.973 --> 00:39:24.753
-Hey, you.
EMMY: Oh, wow. That's amazing.

934
00:39:24.853 --> 00:39:26.673
He doesn't usually let anyone
but my mum...me

935
00:39:26.773 --> 00:39:28.313
get that close...to him.

936
00:39:28.413 --> 00:39:30.073
(CHUCKLES)
What's this big guy's name?

937
00:39:30.173 --> 00:39:33.233
Elton. And this is Kiki.

938
00:39:33.333 --> 00:39:35.073
-Elton and Kiki?
-Yeah!

939
00:39:35.173 --> 00:39:38.033
You know, like Elton John
and Kiki Dee, famous, uh, duet.

940
00:39:38.133 --> 00:39:40.433
No. I don't think so.

941
00:39:40.533 --> 00:39:42.073
-No?
-No. How does it go?

942
00:39:42.173 --> 00:39:43.753
-The duet?
-Yes. Sing a bit.

943
00:39:43.853 --> 00:39:45.913
Oh, you want...
You want me to sing a duet?

944
00:39:46.013 --> 00:39:47.593
Yeah. A bit.

945
00:39:47.693 --> 00:39:49.234
I'm really... (LAUGHS)
..not much of a singer.

946
00:39:49.334 --> 00:39:52.594
-No?
-Um... Uh... Um... OK.

947
00:39:52.694 --> 00:39:54.954
(SINGS) ♪ Don't go
breaking my heart

948
00:39:55.054 --> 00:39:56.554
♪ I couldn't if I tried... ♪

949
00:39:56.654 --> 00:39:58.794
-JACK: Uh-huh. "Don't..."
-I'm sorry.

950
00:39:58.894 --> 00:40:00.514
-Yeah.
-I'm not much of a singer.

951
00:40:00.614 --> 00:40:02.394
And I don't really have
a lot of tune.

952
00:40:02.494 --> 00:40:04.874
"..go breaking my heart."

953
00:40:04.974 --> 00:40:06.554
Ha ha!

954
00:40:06.654 --> 00:40:08.434
-"Take the weight off of me."
-Oh, yeah.

955
00:40:08.534 --> 00:40:10.194
I see what you're doing.
You got me.

956
00:40:10.294 --> 00:40:12.854
"Honey, when I knock
on your door..."?

957
00:40:15.014 --> 00:40:16.714
"I gave you my key."

958
00:40:16.814 --> 00:40:18.814
(BOTH LAUGH)

959
00:40:21.255 --> 00:40:23.475
I'm sorry. You...you
just look so familiar.

960
00:40:23.575 --> 00:40:25.875
I...I feel like we've met.

961
00:40:25.975 --> 00:40:28.755
Oh, no! Uh-uh.

962
00:40:28.855 --> 00:40:30.435
'Cause I live here
on a farm and...

963
00:40:30.535 --> 00:40:33.835
..you live in, um, New Nyo...
New York, New York.

964
00:40:33.935 --> 00:40:35.935
Yeah.

965
00:40:36.895 --> 00:40:38.395
Come on!

966
00:40:38.495 --> 00:40:40.115
Come back, please!

967
00:40:40.215 --> 00:40:41.955
Oh!

968
00:40:42.055 --> 00:40:44.055
Oh, good.

969
00:40:45.615 --> 00:40:47.195
A little help!

970
00:40:47.295 --> 00:40:50.415
A deranged child
is trying to kill me.

971
00:40:51.935 --> 00:40:53.076
Hello.

972
00:40:53.176 --> 00:40:54.796
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

973
00:40:54.896 --> 00:40:57.156
Who are you people? What are you
doing on private property?

974
00:40:57.256 --> 00:40:58.516
Do you know this girl?

975
00:40:58.616 --> 00:41:00.436
Uh, yes, of course I know her.

976
00:41:00.536 --> 00:41:02.916
-I don't know you!
-JACK: Ha ha!

977
00:41:03.016 --> 00:41:04.596
-Oh, this is the daughter.
-What?

978
00:41:04.696 --> 00:41:06.436
The one in your book
with the anger issues.

979
00:41:06.536 --> 00:41:08.196
You thought my daughter
had anger issues?

980
00:41:08.296 --> 00:41:10.196
She's written that way, no?

981
00:41:10.296 --> 00:41:11.876
Ah, yes, of course
it's my daughter!

982
00:41:11.976 --> 00:41:14.276
You will not take that tone
with your mummy, young lady!

983
00:41:14.376 --> 00:41:15.996
Now, put that pitchfork down.

984
00:41:16.096 --> 00:41:18.636
These are the guests I told you
were coming for Christmas.

985
00:41:18.736 --> 00:41:20.156
You're not my mother!

986
00:41:20.256 --> 00:41:23.196
Oh! Little Emmy took
a horse kick to the face

987
00:41:23.296 --> 00:41:24.436
a few years back.

988
00:41:24.536 --> 00:41:25.957
She hasn't been the same since.

989
00:41:26.057 --> 00:41:27.077
I'm Violet.

990
00:41:27.177 --> 00:41:28.597
See? Memory is totally shot.

991
00:41:28.697 --> 00:41:29.957
-Oh.
-Quite heartbreaking, actually.

992
00:41:30.057 --> 00:41:32.237
Alright, darling, if you want us
to call you Violet,

993
00:41:32.337 --> 00:41:33.517
we'll call you Violet.

994
00:41:33.617 --> 00:41:37.597
-One more step...
-You're acting crazy, darling.

995
00:41:37.697 --> 00:41:40.597
I'm not the crazy one, lady!
I come here to feed the horses.

996
00:41:40.697 --> 00:41:41.997
(WHISPERS) Listen to me.

997
00:41:42.097 --> 00:41:44.437
Just go along with it and
I'll give you anything you want.

998
00:41:44.537 --> 00:41:45.717
(EMMY LAUGHS FALSELY)

999
00:41:45.817 --> 00:41:46.997
-Like money?
-Yes.

1000
00:41:47.097 --> 00:41:49.137
Just go with it, OK? Please.

1001
00:41:50.737 --> 00:41:52.357
Oh, Mummy,
I didn't recognise you

1002
00:41:52.457 --> 00:41:55.117
on account of that horse kick
to my face a few years back.

1003
00:41:55.217 --> 00:41:56.957
-Ohh!
-I want the money in cash.

1004
00:41:57.057 --> 00:41:59.058
And I want it in writing.

1005
00:41:59.618 --> 00:42:03.318
Well, step-dada Miles
will be so glad

1006
00:42:03.418 --> 00:42:05.358
you came back
from your sleepover

1007
00:42:05.458 --> 00:42:08.138
and, uh, are spending Christmas
with us after all!

1008
00:42:09.138 --> 00:42:11.078
VIOLET: Hey! Stop it.
Hands off.

1009
00:42:11.178 --> 00:42:12.918
-EMMY: Go on!
-Quit it!

1010
00:42:13.018 --> 00:42:16.358
-Whose devil child is this?
-DAVID: Hi, Violet.

1011
00:42:16.458 --> 00:42:19.158
This is Rita Hay's daughter
from two properties down.

1012
00:42:19.258 --> 00:42:21.758
-And we pay her to farmhand.
-EMMY: Oh!

1013
00:42:21.858 --> 00:42:23.198
Well, your little farmhand

1014
00:42:23.298 --> 00:42:24.998
almost blew
our entire operation.

1015
00:42:25.098 --> 00:42:26.198
-Operation?
-Yeah.

1016
00:42:26.298 --> 00:42:28.958
There some kind of spy thing
going down?

1017
00:42:29.058 --> 00:42:31.239
Because I can keep a secret.

1018
00:42:31.339 --> 00:42:32.559
EMMY: I need a drink.

1019
00:42:32.659 --> 00:42:34.199
Hey, what's with
crazy lady's accent?

1020
00:42:34.299 --> 00:42:36.439
-Remember lovely Clementine?
-Yeah.

1021
00:42:36.539 --> 00:42:37.559
That's her offspring.

1022
00:42:37.659 --> 00:42:40.159
Oh, sad sack New Yorker.

1023
00:42:40.259 --> 00:42:41.799
Who called me that?
Who called me that?

1024
00:42:41.899 --> 00:42:44.199
Well, whoever it is,
she owes me cash.

1025
00:42:44.299 --> 00:42:45.439
EMMY: Yeah!

1026
00:42:45.539 --> 00:42:48.519
Because country bumpkin
Wednesday Addams here

1027
00:42:48.619 --> 00:42:52.279
now has London & London thinking
she's me...her...my daughter,

1028
00:42:52.379 --> 00:42:55.439
who should be called Emmy
and is now named Violet.

1029
00:42:55.539 --> 00:42:57.539
You're the one who said it.

1030
00:42:58.299 --> 00:42:59.439
Wait a second.

1031
00:42:59.539 --> 00:43:01.519
Could we borrow her
for a couple of days?

1032
00:43:01.619 --> 00:43:03.640
-VIOLET: Borrow me?
-MILES: Um...

1033
00:43:03.740 --> 00:43:05.280
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah.

1034
00:43:05.380 --> 00:43:08.240
Would your parents mind if you
weren't with them for Christmas,

1035
00:43:08.340 --> 00:43:10.400
if you were with us,
would they miss you?

1036
00:43:10.500 --> 00:43:12.560
Lady, I'm number four
of nine kids.

1037
00:43:12.660 --> 00:43:14.400
No-one would even notice
I'm gone.

1038
00:43:14.500 --> 00:43:16.840
-Yes!
-I'll give her parents a call.

1039
00:43:16.940 --> 00:43:18.440
EMMY: Great. It's settled then.
Listen.

1040
00:43:18.540 --> 00:43:23.200
Sweetie, all you're gonna have
to do is play make-believe.

1041
00:43:23.300 --> 00:43:26.480
Pretend that
I'm your Australian mummy

1042
00:43:26.580 --> 00:43:29.480
and Miles here
is your step-dada!

1043
00:43:29.580 --> 00:43:31.880
-Do you think you can do that?
-Yeah, I can do that.

1044
00:43:31.980 --> 00:43:32.920
-Great!
-For $1,000.

1045
00:43:33.020 --> 00:43:34.040
You're kidding?

1046
00:43:34.140 --> 00:43:35.841
You said you could give me
anything I want.

1047
00:43:35.941 --> 00:43:38.561
I can get a lot of things
I want for $1,000.

1048
00:43:38.661 --> 00:43:40.561
EMMY: You are a child, right?

1049
00:43:40.661 --> 00:43:42.601
Not a lawyer
with a growth deficiency?

1050
00:43:42.701 --> 00:43:44.081
I can just go home, you know.

1051
00:43:44.181 --> 00:43:46.181
That's fine. You're a little...

1052
00:43:47.061 --> 00:43:47.961
500.

1053
00:43:48.061 --> 00:43:49.761
-850.
-550.

1054
00:43:49.861 --> 00:43:50.841
700.

1055
00:43:50.941 --> 00:43:53.241
Deal. How old are you, anyway?

1056
00:43:53.341 --> 00:43:55.921
-I'm 10 and three quarters.
-Actually, you just turned 12.

1057
00:43:56.021 --> 00:43:58.281
Happy birthday. You're getting a
wildly inappropriate cash gift.

1058
00:43:58.381 --> 00:44:00.981
Put the hat back on!
You look like Oliver Twist.

1059
00:44:05.701 --> 00:44:06.962
One...

1060
00:44:07.062 --> 00:44:08.922
..two...three!

1061
00:44:09.022 --> 00:44:10.202
(ALL CHEER)

1062
00:44:10.302 --> 00:44:12.122
There we go.

1063
00:44:12.222 --> 00:44:13.922
Merry Christmas.

1064
00:44:14.022 --> 00:44:15.442
-VIOLET: David.
-EMMY: Merry Christmas.

1065
00:44:15.542 --> 00:44:16.922
-MILES: Darling.
-Hi.

1066
00:44:17.022 --> 00:44:19.322
-(MILES CHUCKLES)
-Dig in, everybody.

1067
00:44:19.422 --> 00:44:21.362
(CHATTER)

1068
00:44:21.462 --> 00:44:24.042
-MILES: Want some more salmon?
-DAVID: Thank you, darling. Uh!

1069
00:44:24.142 --> 00:44:26.722
(CHATTER CONTINUES)

1070
00:44:26.822 --> 00:44:29.202
EMMY: Yeah. Lots of chilli,
chilli, chillies in there.

1071
00:44:29.302 --> 00:44:32.602
(CHATTER CONTINUES)

1072
00:44:32.702 --> 00:44:34.362
EMMY: Brussels sprouts.

1073
00:44:34.462 --> 00:44:36.282
DAVID: Who would like
some more tomatoes?

1074
00:44:36.382 --> 00:44:38.122
I've grown them all myself.

1075
00:44:38.222 --> 00:44:39.763
-MILES: They're lovely.
-DAVID: I absolutely...

1076
00:44:39.863 --> 00:44:43.363
It's en... No, no, no.
That...that's quite enough.

1077
00:44:43.463 --> 00:44:46.903
(CHATTER CONTINUES)

1078
00:44:56.543 --> 00:45:00.723
So, tell me, American friends...

1079
00:45:00.823 --> 00:45:02.563
-(CHUCKLES)
-..do you, um...

1080
00:45:02.663 --> 00:45:05.483
..visit the homes
of prospective authors

1081
00:45:05.583 --> 00:45:07.643
on the other side
of the planet often

1082
00:45:07.743 --> 00:45:11.444
or is this a...
a special occasion?

1083
00:45:11.544 --> 00:45:13.884
Just standard business practice.

1084
00:45:13.984 --> 00:45:15.244
Oh.

1085
00:45:15.344 --> 00:45:17.044
JACK: We love to...to see
all our authors

1086
00:45:17.144 --> 00:45:18.604
before we...we publish them.

1087
00:45:18.704 --> 00:45:21.884
Oh, I had to see the
Clementine magic for myself.

1088
00:45:21.984 --> 00:45:24.564
JACK: Yeah.
Uh, launching a brand is, uh...

1089
00:45:24.664 --> 00:45:26.484
..it's a big commitment.

1090
00:45:26.584 --> 00:45:30.244
Oh, uh, I'm a...brand now.

1091
00:45:30.344 --> 00:45:33.764
Um, yeah, I mean, if everything
goes the way we hope it does,

1092
00:45:33.864 --> 00:45:37.164
talking about launches
in every major market,

1093
00:45:37.264 --> 00:45:39.604
social media blitz,
the whole kit and caboodle.

1094
00:45:39.704 --> 00:45:42.804
Wow! All from...one book.

1095
00:45:42.904 --> 00:45:44.645
Maybe even a TV show!
(CHUCKLES)

1096
00:45:44.745 --> 00:45:48.485
Oh, my son doesn't champion
titles often,

1097
00:45:48.585 --> 00:45:52.245
so his sudden interest
in all things...you... (LAUGHS)

1098
00:45:52.345 --> 00:45:55.245
..that's what has me
truly intrigued.

1099
00:45:55.345 --> 00:45:58.845
Yeah. Listen, it's a very
special book, Clementine.

1100
00:45:58.945 --> 00:46:02.565
Oh, my God,
this is so boring.

1101
00:46:02.665 --> 00:46:05.605
-(LAUGHS) Darling! Darling...
-(JACK LAUGHS)

1102
00:46:05.705 --> 00:46:07.445
VIOLET: Why don't we talk about
something interesting?

1103
00:46:07.545 --> 00:46:11.145
Like global warming
or carbon footprints.

1104
00:46:12.625 --> 00:46:14.045
I bet you own a few boats.

1105
00:46:14.145 --> 00:46:15.566
(LAUGHS)

1106
00:46:15.666 --> 00:46:17.166
-Um... (LAUGHS)
-One.

1107
00:46:17.266 --> 00:46:19.726
-And it's a yacht.
-Touché.

1108
00:46:19.826 --> 00:46:22.606
Hey, darling,
don't you have homework to do?

1109
00:46:22.706 --> 00:46:24.766
It's Christmas Eve Eve.
There is no school.

1110
00:46:24.866 --> 00:46:27.246
-Ah, right, no school.
-VIOLET: Oh!

1111
00:46:27.346 --> 00:46:29.566
Look! Mistletoe!

1112
00:46:29.666 --> 00:46:31.086
EMMY: That's not mistletoe,
darling.

1113
00:46:31.186 --> 00:46:33.086
-That's a weed.
-(JACK LAUGHS)

1114
00:46:33.186 --> 00:46:35.806
You and step-dada should kiss.

1115
00:46:35.906 --> 00:46:38.046
Oh...

1116
00:46:38.146 --> 00:46:40.686
-ELLISON: Oh.
-No, we don't have to kiss.

1117
00:46:40.786 --> 00:46:44.886
Don't let me stop you. (LAUGHS)
'Tis the season.

1118
00:46:44.986 --> 00:46:47.767
MILES: Oh, yeah! Ha ha!

1119
00:46:47.867 --> 00:46:50.967
-Get it up ya!
-OK. (LAUGHS)

1120
00:46:51.067 --> 00:46:52.247
Go, Rover.

1121
00:46:52.347 --> 00:46:56.667
MILES: Hmm! (MOANS PASSIONATELY)

1122
00:46:57.667 --> 00:46:58.727
(CHUCKLES)

1123
00:46:58.827 --> 00:47:00.887
EMMY: Ohhh!

1124
00:47:00.987 --> 00:47:02.767
-(VIOLET CHUCKLES)
-(MILES SIGHS)

1125
00:47:02.867 --> 00:47:04.767
-Wasn't that lovely?
-(EMMY CHUCKLES)

1126
00:47:04.867 --> 00:47:06.887
You guys are such
the perfect match.

1127
00:47:06.987 --> 00:47:10.327
Oh, thank you, darling. Makes us
so happy to hear you say that.

1128
00:47:10.427 --> 00:47:12.667
(DAVID CLEARS THROAT)

1129
00:47:13.667 --> 00:47:17.107
I'm just going to go and
check on the cheese platters.

1130
00:47:21.348 --> 00:47:23.348
-Ohh.
-DAVID: Miles.

1131
00:47:24.028 --> 00:47:26.368
-Got it. (CHUCKLES)
-Yeah.

1132
00:47:26.468 --> 00:47:28.768
Yes. Go help him, sweetheart.
(SIGHS)

1133
00:47:28.868 --> 00:47:31.308
Aren't we feeling
that Christmas spirit now?

1134
00:47:32.948 --> 00:47:34.248
(DAVID EXHALES DEEPLY)

1135
00:47:34.348 --> 00:47:36.768
-Are you OK?
-Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

1136
00:47:36.868 --> 00:47:38.848
-Are you OK?
-Yeah. Yeah!

1137
00:47:38.948 --> 00:47:41.888
I just realised, this epiphany,

1138
00:47:41.988 --> 00:47:45.128
that we're living
in our favourite movie.

1139
00:47:45.228 --> 00:47:46.888
-'Beaches'?
-No!

1140
00:47:46.988 --> 00:47:48.448
'The Birdcage'!

1141
00:47:48.548 --> 00:47:49.928
-Oh!
-It's the same!

1142
00:47:50.028 --> 00:47:51.888
It's like I'm Robin Williams.

1143
00:47:51.988 --> 00:47:53.409
I'm Nathan Lane!

1144
00:47:53.509 --> 00:47:54.889
We need an Agador.

1145
00:47:54.989 --> 00:47:56.329
Oh! Ohh.

1146
00:47:56.429 --> 00:48:00.049
You were very...very masculine
out there. It was good.

1147
00:48:00.149 --> 00:48:02.309
-(FAN WHIRRS)
-(SNORING)

1148
00:48:07.509 --> 00:48:09.509
(MILES SNORES)

1149
00:48:10.829 --> 00:48:12.889
(MILES BREATHES DEEPLY)

1150
00:48:12.989 --> 00:48:15.109
(MILES SNORES)

1151
00:48:17.949 --> 00:48:20.149
(MILES MAKES GUTTURAL NOISES)

1152
00:48:23.629 --> 00:48:25.050
(LAUGHS)

1153
00:48:25.150 --> 00:48:27.250
Yeah.

1154
00:48:27.350 --> 00:48:28.850
(ARM PLOPS)

1155
00:48:28.950 --> 00:48:31.310
(MILES SNORES)

1156
00:48:32.310 --> 00:48:34.790
(MAKES GUTTURAL NOISES)

1157
00:48:40.990 --> 00:48:42.450
(CRICKETS SING)

1158
00:48:42.550 --> 00:48:43.730
(DOOR SHUTS)

1159
00:48:43.830 --> 00:48:46.430
(LIGHT MUSIC)

1160
00:49:13.791 --> 00:49:15.791
Ohh.

1161
00:49:18.071 --> 00:49:20.191
Oh, wow.

1162
00:49:34.272 --> 00:49:35.372
-(BRANCH SNAPS)
-Whoa!

1163
00:49:35.472 --> 00:49:37.492
-Oh!
-(SCREAMS)

1164
00:49:37.592 --> 00:49:39.592
JACK: What are you...? Ugh!

1165
00:49:41.072 --> 00:49:43.412
-(EMMY SCREAMS)
-Oi! Why did you just tackle me?

1166
00:49:43.512 --> 00:49:45.412
What are you doing here?

1167
00:49:45.512 --> 00:49:47.512
What are you doing here?
It's my lake!

1168
00:49:48.672 --> 00:49:50.572
I remembered that bit
in your book

1169
00:49:50.672 --> 00:49:52.732
where you were talking about
swimming with the yabbies.

1170
00:49:52.832 --> 00:49:54.052
I couldn't sleep.

1171
00:49:54.152 --> 00:49:55.492
-Oh!
-Are you OK?

1172
00:49:55.592 --> 00:49:57.532
Yes. Right. That's what
I'm doing here too.

1173
00:49:57.632 --> 00:49:59.812
-I was very hot. Couldn't sleep.
-(LAUGHS)

1174
00:49:59.912 --> 00:50:01.813
And I thought I'd take a swim
with the yabbies.

1175
00:50:01.913 --> 00:50:03.493
-I do have one question, though.
-Yeah?

1176
00:50:03.593 --> 00:50:05.213
What the hell is a yabby?

1177
00:50:05.313 --> 00:50:08.973
Oh! Well, uh, a yabby is
like a cousin to the crab,

1178
00:50:09.073 --> 00:50:10.813
only its parents
are also cousins,

1179
00:50:10.913 --> 00:50:12.933
so you don't really talk
about it, I guess.

1180
00:50:13.033 --> 00:50:14.773
Oh. Are they dangerous?

1181
00:50:14.873 --> 00:50:16.373
You should work off
the assumption

1182
00:50:16.473 --> 00:50:18.693
that everything in Australia
is dangerous.

1183
00:50:18.793 --> 00:50:20.133
Sounds fun.

1184
00:50:20.233 --> 00:50:22.233
-Ha. Yeah.
-(LAUGHS)

1185
00:50:23.153 --> 00:50:26.453
God, that's something your book
really doesn't capture.

1186
00:50:26.553 --> 00:50:27.893
-What?
-That sky.

1187
00:50:27.993 --> 00:50:31.433
-Look at it. It's amazing.
-Ohh. Yeah.

1188
00:50:32.433 --> 00:50:35.454
I forgot how perfect it is
out here at night.

1189
00:50:35.554 --> 00:50:38.214
How can you forget?
You get this every single night.

1190
00:50:38.314 --> 00:50:40.894
No, I forgot
what it must look like

1191
00:50:40.994 --> 00:50:44.934
to someone who's n-never
seen it before.

1192
00:50:45.034 --> 00:50:47.254
Yeah, you don't get that
in Manhattan, that's for sure.

1193
00:50:47.354 --> 00:50:49.974
Right? Just constant car horns
and the smell of urine!

1194
00:50:50.074 --> 00:50:52.294
-Oh, shit! Something bit me!
-Ooh, what? What?!

1195
00:50:52.394 --> 00:50:53.774
-Yeah, yeah.
-What do you mean?

1196
00:50:53.874 --> 00:50:54.774
-Oh! Oh!
-Oh, where?

1197
00:50:54.874 --> 00:50:56.054
-Ah! Ah! Everywhere!
-(SCREAMS)

1198
00:50:56.154 --> 00:50:57.334
Grab your crotch!

1199
00:50:57.434 --> 00:50:58.814
-Grab your crotch!
-What? Why?

1200
00:50:58.914 --> 00:51:01.694
Because once they latch on,
they're impossible to get off.

1201
00:51:01.794 --> 00:51:03.574
-What is?
-The yabbies!

1202
00:51:03.674 --> 00:51:04.774
(SCREAMS) Shit!

1203
00:51:04.874 --> 00:51:06.375
Let's get out! Come on!

1204
00:51:06.475 --> 00:51:08.175
-Ow! My neck!
-Which way? Which way? Neck?

1205
00:51:08.275 --> 00:51:10.015
EMMY: No, the other way! Go! Go!

1206
00:51:10.115 --> 00:51:12.115
-Yeah. Oh.
-(JACK SHUDDERS)

1207
00:51:13.275 --> 00:51:15.975
Here. Here. Oh.

1208
00:51:16.075 --> 00:51:17.815
You go first. I can support you.

1209
00:51:17.915 --> 00:51:19.815
-(EMMY SCREAMS)
-(RIP!)

1210
00:51:19.915 --> 00:51:23.175
Oh, my gosh, was that your
hamstring or your pyjamas?

1211
00:51:23.275 --> 00:51:25.375
-I don't know. Maybe both.
-(JACK LAUGHS)

1212
00:51:25.475 --> 00:51:27.935
-No. I can't...
-I've got an idea.

1213
00:51:28.035 --> 00:51:30.215
-(GROANS)
-Don't do it. Don't fall on me.

1214
00:51:30.315 --> 00:51:32.095
-Don't fall on me! (SCREAMS)
-(JACK SHOUTS)

1215
00:51:32.195 --> 00:51:34.255
-(EMMY SPLUTTERS)
-(JACK LAUGHS)

1216
00:51:34.355 --> 00:51:36.715
This is worse than the yabbies.

1217
00:51:37.715 --> 00:51:38.856
-EMMY: Oh!
-JACK: Ooh.

1218
00:51:38.956 --> 00:51:40.456
OK. Right.

1219
00:51:40.556 --> 00:51:41.496
Feeling the breeze?

1220
00:51:41.596 --> 00:51:43.736
What?

1221
00:51:43.836 --> 00:51:45.936
-Do not look. Just be a gent...
-Alright.

1222
00:51:46.036 --> 00:51:47.776
-Please avert your eyes.
-I'm not looking.

1223
00:51:47.876 --> 00:51:49.016
I'm married.

1224
00:51:49.116 --> 00:51:50.576
(LAUGHS) Not looking.

1225
00:51:50.676 --> 00:51:52.376
EMMY: Don't look!

1226
00:51:52.476 --> 00:51:53.856
(GENTLE MUSIC)

1227
00:51:53.956 --> 00:51:56.736
(NATIVE ANIMAL SOUNDS)

1228
00:51:56.836 --> 00:51:58.176
(GREGORY CLUCKS)

1229
00:51:58.276 --> 00:52:00.096
(DOOR OPENS)

1230
00:52:00.196 --> 00:52:01.696
(CROWS)

1231
00:52:01.796 --> 00:52:03.456
What?

1232
00:52:03.556 --> 00:52:04.576
Morning, sunshine.

1233
00:52:04.676 --> 00:52:05.696
Oh!

1234
00:52:05.796 --> 00:52:07.456
Is that a hickey?

1235
00:52:07.556 --> 00:52:08.976
-What? No!
-DAVID: From Jack?!

1236
00:52:09.076 --> 00:52:11.857
-No. It's a yabby welt.
-In the bathroom?

1237
00:52:11.957 --> 00:52:13.857
Why are you asleep
in the bathtub?

1238
00:52:13.957 --> 00:52:17.497
Uh...because you failed to
mention my husband's snoring!

1239
00:52:17.597 --> 00:52:18.977
-Did I?
-It's my larynx.

1240
00:52:19.077 --> 00:52:20.617
That's why I'm good
at yodelling.

1241
00:52:20.717 --> 00:52:22.537
Yes, he was gifted
with a wide larynx.

1242
00:52:22.637 --> 00:52:24.497
No-one likes your larynx, Miles!

1243
00:52:24.597 --> 00:52:26.697
It...it...it...
I need to go back to bed.

1244
00:52:26.797 --> 00:52:28.137
-(THUMP!)
-Oh. Oh!

1245
00:52:28.237 --> 00:52:29.977
(GREGORY CROWS)

1246
00:52:30.077 --> 00:52:32.117
(GENTLE MUSIC)

1247
00:52:34.357 --> 00:52:36.357
(GROANING)

1248
00:52:37.077 --> 00:52:38.817
(GROANING)

1249
00:52:38.917 --> 00:52:41.217
Good, good. Got it. That's good.

1250
00:52:41.317 --> 00:52:42.738
-(GROANS)
-VIOLET: Careful.

1251
00:52:42.838 --> 00:52:44.858
Alright. OK.

1252
00:52:44.958 --> 00:52:47.078
How's it lookin'?

1253
00:52:48.078 --> 00:52:50.698
Oh! Hey! Yep.

1254
00:52:50.798 --> 00:52:52.938
Good and raring
and...and ready to go.

1255
00:52:53.038 --> 00:52:55.098
Alright. Let's go. (CLICKS)

1256
00:52:55.198 --> 00:52:56.858
(HORSE WHINNIES)

1257
00:52:56.958 --> 00:52:59.378
OK. Get here. Get...

1258
00:52:59.478 --> 00:53:02.378
This, uh...might surprise you,
but I'm not a very good rider.

1259
00:53:02.478 --> 00:53:04.418
I haven't ridden a horse
since I was your age.

1260
00:53:04.518 --> 00:53:06.378
-I'm not surprised.
-I need some fast reminders.

1261
00:53:06.478 --> 00:53:08.418
OK? Just a few pointers
to get me through.

1262
00:53:08.518 --> 00:53:10.378
Say 'yah' a lot
and don't fall off.

1263
00:53:10.478 --> 00:53:11.978
-Yah? Yah.
-Yah.

1264
00:53:12.078 --> 00:53:14.378
YAH!

1265
00:53:14.478 --> 00:53:16.379
-(HORSE GRUNTS)
-I think you're scaring him.

1266
00:53:16.479 --> 00:53:18.659
I think you need to help me
push him or something.

1267
00:53:18.759 --> 00:53:20.759
-Come on. (CLICKS) Yah!
-I'm not pushing him.

1268
00:53:23.599 --> 00:53:27.579
(PHONE BUZZES)

1269
00:53:27.679 --> 00:53:29.099
(SIGHS)

1270
00:53:29.199 --> 00:53:30.899
-(PHONE BUZZES)
-(SCOFFS)

1271
00:53:30.999 --> 00:53:32.999
Nope.

1272
00:53:34.439 --> 00:53:36.959
Hey! Come on. (CLICKS)

1273
00:53:38.719 --> 00:53:40.779
(KISSES)

1274
00:53:40.879 --> 00:53:42.879
MILES: Come on.

1275
00:53:46.079 --> 00:53:47.500
Hey. (CLICKS) Go.

1276
00:53:47.600 --> 00:53:49.620
(HORSE SNORTS)

1277
00:53:49.720 --> 00:53:50.780
(EMMY CLICKS)

1278
00:53:50.880 --> 00:53:52.980
Ooh! Come on, horsey.

1279
00:53:53.080 --> 00:53:56.100
Horsey, horsey, horsey. (CLICKS)

1280
00:53:56.200 --> 00:53:57.620
Whoo!

1281
00:53:57.720 --> 00:54:00.940
Ooh-ooh-ooh. Whoo! (LAUGHS)

1282
00:54:01.040 --> 00:54:04.140
-Are you OK?
-Oh, yes. I love horseriding.

1283
00:54:04.240 --> 00:54:07.060
This is just my, uh,
preferred method of saddle.

1284
00:54:07.160 --> 00:54:10.980
You seem to know your way around
a...a horse really well.

1285
00:54:11.080 --> 00:54:13.860
Yeah, well, Mum and Dad divorced
when I was young

1286
00:54:13.960 --> 00:54:15.780
and they thought
it'd be a great idea

1287
00:54:15.880 --> 00:54:18.980
to whisk me off to the most
prestigious boarding school

1288
00:54:19.080 --> 00:54:20.021
money can buy.

1289
00:54:20.121 --> 00:54:21.381
Oh!

1290
00:54:21.481 --> 00:54:23.621
Fit for kings and queens,
you know.

1291
00:54:23.721 --> 00:54:25.661
-Well, that's fancy. (CHUCKLES)
-Yeah.

1292
00:54:25.761 --> 00:54:27.341
Continue.

1293
00:54:27.441 --> 00:54:29.381
Well, as it turns out, um,

1294
00:54:29.481 --> 00:54:33.381
co-curricular equestrian is
actually a rather effective

1295
00:54:33.481 --> 00:54:35.621
undervalued way
of meeting girls.

1296
00:54:35.721 --> 00:54:38.261
-Ha!
-So when life gives you lemons.

1297
00:54:38.361 --> 00:54:40.361
You become a charming playboy.

1298
00:54:41.161 --> 00:54:42.581
You think I'm charming?

1299
00:54:42.681 --> 00:54:45.761
No. I didn't...say you were
charming. I just...

1300
00:54:46.761 --> 00:54:48.341
You know you're charming.

1301
00:54:48.441 --> 00:54:50.601
Oopsie! Hey, now.

1302
00:54:51.761 --> 00:54:54.022
-Oh, wow! Look at the lake.
-Oh, yes! (CLICKS)

1303
00:54:54.122 --> 00:54:55.902
Come on, come on. Go!

1304
00:54:56.002 --> 00:54:57.822
Yah! Come on.

1305
00:54:57.922 --> 00:54:59.922
EMMY: Yah! Come on!

1306
00:55:01.522 --> 00:55:03.822
-Come on! Yah! Yah! Yah!
-(HORSE SNORTS)

1307
00:55:03.922 --> 00:55:06.422
No, no, no, no. Not too fast.
Alright. Good!

1308
00:55:06.522 --> 00:55:09.102
(BIRDSONG)

1309
00:55:09.202 --> 00:55:14.502
JACK: God, this place! You can
just really breathe here, huh?

1310
00:55:14.602 --> 00:55:16.382
EMMY: So you're not missing
your Starbucks yet?

1311
00:55:16.482 --> 00:55:17.822
JACK: Oh, please!

1312
00:55:17.922 --> 00:55:20.342
I get my coffee flown in
from Italy every morning.

1313
00:55:20.442 --> 00:55:22.642
Oh. Seriously?

1314
00:55:23.842 --> 00:55:24.823
Come on.

1315
00:55:24.923 --> 00:55:26.583
Ah. Huh! Well, with you...

1316
00:55:26.683 --> 00:55:28.943
-(JACK LAUGHS)
-..I couldn't really ever know.

1317
00:55:29.043 --> 00:55:31.343
(JACK CHUCKLES) No, I was
thinking after all this is over,

1318
00:55:31.443 --> 00:55:33.623
maybe I'd buy myself
a little farm somewhere

1319
00:55:33.723 --> 00:55:35.983
and get out of that city life
for a while.

1320
00:55:36.083 --> 00:55:37.823
I mean, New York must be
exciting, though.

1321
00:55:37.923 --> 00:55:39.903
Big business, big publishing.

1322
00:55:40.003 --> 00:55:41.823
-So...
-Predictable.

1323
00:55:41.923 --> 00:55:44.263
-Really?
-Oh, yeah. What's the phrase?

1324
00:55:44.363 --> 00:55:45.743
You know, on top
of every mountain

1325
00:55:45.843 --> 00:55:46.943
there's just another mountain.

1326
00:55:47.043 --> 00:55:51.503
Uh...I don't think
that is actually a phrase.

1327
00:55:51.603 --> 00:55:53.263
I think you just made that up.

1328
00:55:53.363 --> 00:55:55.223
Maybe. I might have made
that up. (LAUGHS)

1329
00:55:55.323 --> 00:55:58.024
I don't know. You're the writer.
I'm just the disappointment.

1330
00:55:58.124 --> 00:56:00.984
I'm sure nobody thinks
you're a disappointment.

1331
00:56:01.084 --> 00:56:02.384
Uh, yeah.

1332
00:56:02.484 --> 00:56:03.824
They do. (CHUCKLES)

1333
00:56:03.924 --> 00:56:06.624
It's OK. I definitely
earnt the reputation.

1334
00:56:06.724 --> 00:56:09.424
But finding you...

1335
00:56:09.524 --> 00:56:13.044
..that's something
very, very good.

1336
00:56:15.084 --> 00:56:16.864
Jack...

1337
00:56:16.964 --> 00:56:19.824
..there's something
I want to, um, tell you...

1338
00:56:19.924 --> 00:56:21.064
(VEHICLE APPROACHES)

1339
00:56:21.164 --> 00:56:22.824
..and I think that, um...

1340
00:56:22.924 --> 00:56:24.224
..it's important.

1341
00:56:24.324 --> 00:56:26.464
(HORN HONKS)

1342
00:56:26.564 --> 00:56:28.865
VIOLET: Quick!
Dolly's gone into labour!

1343
00:56:28.965 --> 00:56:30.665
What?!

1344
00:56:30.765 --> 00:56:33.265
The bovine's
about to blow, love!

1345
00:56:33.365 --> 00:56:35.365
Now?!

1346
00:56:36.125 --> 00:56:38.645
-The bovine's about to blow.
-OK.

1347
00:56:41.205 --> 00:56:42.665
(DOLLY MOOS)

1348
00:56:42.765 --> 00:56:44.765
Shh, shh, shh, shh.

1349
00:56:48.205 --> 00:56:50.205
(JACK CHUCKLES) Oh.

1350
00:56:50.645 --> 00:56:51.985
How is she?

1351
00:56:52.085 --> 00:56:54.905
You asked for the full
Fig Tree experience.

1352
00:56:55.005 --> 00:56:56.545
-(DOLLY MOOS)
-Uh, Dolly's in pain.

1353
00:56:56.645 --> 00:56:58.665
The calf's legs are twisting.

1354
00:56:58.765 --> 00:57:00.946
But, um, if we all...

1355
00:57:01.046 --> 00:57:02.426
Come here.

1356
00:57:02.526 --> 00:57:05.706
..work together, we can get
this part over pretty quickly.

1357
00:57:05.806 --> 00:57:07.826
-(HESITANTLY) Mm-hm.
-DAVID: Alright. Jack.

1358
00:57:07.926 --> 00:57:10.226
You look like you've seen
a cervix or two in your time.

1359
00:57:10.326 --> 00:57:12.026
Would you mind joining me
at the birthing end?

1360
00:57:12.126 --> 00:57:13.746
Uh...

1361
00:57:13.846 --> 00:57:15.306
(HESITANTLY) Yeah.

1362
00:57:15.406 --> 00:57:17.306
Clementine.

1363
00:57:17.406 --> 00:57:19.306
-You are our farm girl.
-(DOLLY LOWS)

1364
00:57:19.406 --> 00:57:21.866
-Are your hands clean?
-Cleaner than that.

1365
00:57:21.966 --> 00:57:23.826
-Put some gloves on.
-Ooh.

1366
00:57:23.926 --> 00:57:25.926
DAVID: You're gonna
have to help me pull.

1367
00:57:28.286 --> 00:57:31.226
(GAGS) God! There's hot steam!

1368
00:57:31.326 --> 00:57:33.427
-OK, we're breaching.
-What?!

1369
00:57:33.527 --> 00:57:35.107
Oh, yeah. OK. Here we go.

1370
00:57:35.207 --> 00:57:36.827
Come on.
I need you to be hands-in.

1371
00:57:36.927 --> 00:57:38.707
-What? Grab?
-DAVID: That's it. Yeah. Grab.

1372
00:57:38.807 --> 00:57:40.507
-DAVID: Right. OK, on three.
-We're pulling?

1373
00:57:40.607 --> 00:57:42.227
-(DOLLY MOOS)
-Yeah, yeah, OK. Good.

1374
00:57:42.327 --> 00:57:44.467
-Yeah. You...
-One, two, three!

1375
00:57:44.567 --> 00:57:46.587
PULL!

1376
00:57:46.687 --> 00:57:47.787
Oh!

1377
00:57:47.887 --> 00:57:50.187
-(SCREAMS)
-(LIQUID SPLASHES)

1378
00:57:50.287 --> 00:57:51.667
(JACK CHUCKLES)

1379
00:57:51.767 --> 00:57:53.707
DAVID: Oh! Shh. Shh. Shh. Shh.

1380
00:57:53.807 --> 00:57:56.347
-JACK: Oh! (CHUCKLES)
-Oh! Oh.

1381
00:57:56.447 --> 00:57:58.467
Hello!

1382
00:57:58.567 --> 00:58:00.707
-Good girl, good girl.
-(DOLLY MOOS)

1383
00:58:00.807 --> 00:58:02.307
JACK: Ohh.

1384
00:58:02.407 --> 00:58:04.707
-Wow.
-VIOLET: Oh, my gosh.

1385
00:58:04.807 --> 00:58:07.508
-She's so cute.
-Hey. How are you?

1386
00:58:07.608 --> 00:58:09.428
-VIOLET: She's so slimy.
-JACK: Yeah.

1387
00:58:09.528 --> 00:58:11.028
-(EMMY CHUCKLES)
-VIOLET: Can I name her?

1388
00:58:11.128 --> 00:58:13.128
Sure.

1389
00:58:13.888 --> 00:58:15.988
-Marilyn Moo-roe.
-(LAUGHS)

1390
00:58:16.088 --> 00:58:17.708
(JACK CHUCKLES)

1391
00:58:17.808 --> 00:58:20.588
Marilyn Moo-roe! (LAUGHS)

1392
00:58:20.688 --> 00:58:24.208
Welcome to Fig Tree Farm,
Marilyn Moo-roe.

1393
00:58:26.808 --> 00:58:29.208
(CHATTER)

1394
00:58:31.328 --> 00:58:32.748
(JACK AND EMMY LAUGH)

1395
00:58:32.848 --> 00:58:34.348
EMMY: That was, um...

1396
00:58:34.448 --> 00:58:36.068
-Really special.
-Yeah.

1397
00:58:36.168 --> 00:58:38.169
Yeah. It was.

1398
00:58:38.729 --> 00:58:40.989
Uh, Clementine, I think
you've got a bit of...

1399
00:58:41.089 --> 00:58:42.589
..afterbirth in your hair.

1400
00:58:42.689 --> 00:58:44.509
Oh! Oh... Ugh! Oh, God!

1401
00:58:44.609 --> 00:58:46.229
No, no.
You still look beautif... Fine.

1402
00:58:46.329 --> 00:58:47.789
-Oh, that's so gross!
-You look fine.

1403
00:58:47.889 --> 00:58:48.989
-It's gross!
-(HORN HONKS)

1404
00:58:49.089 --> 00:58:51.089
So... What the...?

1405
00:58:55.009 --> 00:58:56.989
(SULTRY MUSIC)

1406
00:58:57.089 --> 00:58:59.829
Feliz Navidad, party people!

1407
00:58:59.929 --> 00:59:01.629
(AVALON SQUEALS)

1408
00:59:01.729 --> 00:59:02.789
(GIGGLES)

1409
00:59:02.889 --> 00:59:03.909
(JACK CHUCKLES AWKWARDLY)

1410
00:59:04.009 --> 00:59:05.149
Surprised, my pineapple?

1411
00:59:05.249 --> 00:59:06.429
Yeah. What are you doing here?

1412
00:59:06.529 --> 00:59:08.829
AVALON: I'm saving you,
like I said I would.

1413
00:59:08.929 --> 00:59:10.110
Huh?

1414
00:59:10.210 --> 00:59:11.990
Did I mention that I still
have your card number?

1415
00:59:12.090 --> 00:59:14.190
There may just be like
a tiny charge for the car

1416
00:59:14.290 --> 00:59:15.750
and the trip to Bora Bora.

1417
00:59:15.850 --> 00:59:17.670
-The what?
-Hi!

1418
00:59:17.770 --> 00:59:20.870
Hello, hello!
I'm Avalon, Jack's girlfriend.

1419
00:59:20.970 --> 00:59:22.470
No, uh, not a couple, actually.

1420
00:59:22.570 --> 00:59:24.470
You must be the big-time author!

1421
00:59:24.570 --> 00:59:25.790
Hi!

1422
00:59:25.890 --> 00:59:28.550
Is your farm, like, 'Babe',
the pig, the movie?

1423
00:59:28.650 --> 00:59:30.070
Are there pigs?

1424
00:59:30.170 --> 00:59:33.550
Uh... I... Yeah...yeah... No.

1425
00:59:33.650 --> 00:59:36.070
No, there are no...no...no pigs.

1426
00:59:36.170 --> 00:59:38.590
Oh! Bummer.
Well, that's too bad.

1427
00:59:38.690 --> 00:59:41.470
You both look so festive
in all that black.

1428
00:59:41.570 --> 00:59:44.751
Drinks, anyone? Fig Tree Fizz?

1429
00:59:44.851 --> 00:59:46.511
-AVALON: I am so sorry...
-(MOUTHS)

1430
00:59:46.611 --> 00:59:48.071
..to intrude, everyone.

1431
00:59:48.171 --> 00:59:50.751
It's just that, um,
I really need Jackie's help.

1432
00:59:50.851 --> 00:59:54.671
Um...my grandmother is sick,
you see, um...

1433
00:59:54.771 --> 00:59:57.111
-Oh.
-(CRYING) Sorry. Sorry.

1434
00:59:57.211 --> 01:00:02.431
Um...she, uh...she ran out of
her medication on vacation

1435
01:00:02.531 --> 01:00:04.671
in, um, Bora Bora.

1436
01:00:04.771 --> 01:00:07.951
Uh, and, uh, I have to go

1437
01:00:08.051 --> 01:00:12.031
and I really need, um...really
need Jack to come to Bora Bora

1438
01:00:12.131 --> 01:00:13.391
with me.

1439
01:00:13.491 --> 01:00:15.632
ELLISON: If your grandmother
needs help,

1440
01:00:15.732 --> 01:00:17.392
I'll call my personal physician.

1441
01:00:17.492 --> 01:00:19.492
It'll be much faster.

1442
01:00:20.492 --> 01:00:24.432
Uh...well, the thing is, um,

1443
01:00:24.532 --> 01:00:27.872
Granny is with her, uh,
gentleman friend

1444
01:00:27.972 --> 01:00:32.512
and he, uh, is trying
to sell her...her body

1445
01:00:32.612 --> 01:00:34.232
on the Bora Bora black market.

1446
01:00:34.332 --> 01:00:35.992
Awful.

1447
01:00:36.092 --> 01:00:38.392
I'm sorry, I just, um...

1448
01:00:38.492 --> 01:00:40.192
Excuse me for a minute.

1449
01:00:40.292 --> 01:00:42.072
JACK: Hmm.

1450
01:00:42.172 --> 01:00:44.512
-Mmm!
-(CHUCKLES AWKWARDLY) Yeah.

1451
01:00:44.612 --> 01:00:46.612
(DOOR CLOSES)

1452
01:00:47.653 --> 01:00:49.653
(GENTLE MUSIC)

1453
01:00:51.853 --> 01:00:53.853
(MUNCHING NOISES)

1454
01:01:01.933 --> 01:01:03.473
Miles thought you'd need it.

1455
01:01:03.573 --> 01:01:05.113
Oh, thank you!

1456
01:01:05.213 --> 01:01:07.373
I...I do. I need it.

1457
01:01:08.493 --> 01:01:10.473
Is this about that
gazillionaire guy?

1458
01:01:10.573 --> 01:01:12.573
That's not even a real number.

1459
01:01:13.373 --> 01:01:15.393
Did you see her?

1460
01:01:15.493 --> 01:01:16.793
Ohhh!

1461
01:01:16.893 --> 01:01:19.454
I mean, she's like...

1462
01:01:20.454 --> 01:01:21.914
..perfect, like a...like a...

1463
01:01:22.014 --> 01:01:25.514
..like a princess
in...Louboutins.

1464
01:01:25.614 --> 01:01:27.614
And you're...?

1465
01:01:28.454 --> 01:01:30.554
Sitting in a pantry
stress-eating

1466
01:01:30.654 --> 01:01:32.234
with cow placenta in my hair,

1467
01:01:32.334 --> 01:01:34.154
pretending to be
somebody I'm not.

1468
01:01:34.254 --> 01:01:37.954
With a 10 and three quarters
12-year-old.

1469
01:01:38.054 --> 01:01:40.434
Lady, I've known you two days,
and on the whole,

1470
01:01:40.534 --> 01:01:43.714
I'd say you're a...whole
ice-cream store of crazy.

1471
01:01:43.814 --> 01:01:47.174
-OK, this is really not helping.
-But he likes you better anyway.

1472
01:01:48.254 --> 01:01:49.394
You think?

1473
01:01:49.494 --> 01:01:51.435
D'uh!

1474
01:01:51.535 --> 01:01:54.315
Of course he does.
Now, go get yourself cleaned up.

1475
01:01:54.415 --> 01:01:55.955
(LAUGHS)

1476
01:01:56.055 --> 01:01:57.355
Oh, God!

1477
01:01:57.455 --> 01:01:59.515
(BREATHES DEEPLY)

1478
01:01:59.615 --> 01:02:02.075
CLEMENTINE: That's the way
it rolls sometimes.

1479
01:02:02.175 --> 01:02:05.835
There'll be great days,
there'll be good days,

1480
01:02:05.935 --> 01:02:10.175
and there'll be bad, not fun,
downright ghastly days.

1481
01:02:11.175 --> 01:02:14.635
But if you stay strong
and never, ever give up,

1482
01:02:14.735 --> 01:02:19.575
you'll find a way to make
even the wildest of dreams...

1483
01:02:22.015 --> 01:02:24.016
(DOOR CLOSES)

1484
01:02:24.776 --> 01:02:26.476
-(SCREEN DOOR CLOSES)
-..a reality.

1485
01:02:26.576 --> 01:02:28.576
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)

1486
01:02:35.856 --> 01:02:41.076
♪ Oh...oh

1487
01:02:41.176 --> 01:02:42.516
♪ Oh-oh... ♪

1488
01:02:42.616 --> 01:02:45.796
-(HORN HONKS)
-Oi, Clem, what's the hold-up?

1489
01:02:45.896 --> 01:02:47.636
-I'm here.
-Good.

1490
01:02:47.736 --> 01:02:49.636
You're in the back
with Jack and Avon.

1491
01:02:49.736 --> 01:02:51.956
-Avalon.
-DAVID: Avon...alon.

1492
01:02:52.056 --> 01:02:55.056
-(WHISPERS) She looks hot.
-I know.

1493
01:03:05.697 --> 01:03:07.477
(CHATTER)

1494
01:03:07.577 --> 01:03:10.237
-So tell me how you guys met.
-Mmm!

1495
01:03:10.337 --> 01:03:14.357
Uh, it's, uh...it's not really
a very interesting story.

1496
01:03:14.457 --> 01:03:18.077
Stop! It was at Leo's New Year's
Eve party two years ago.

1497
01:03:18.177 --> 01:03:20.757
I was working as a brand
ambassador for Egg-Vod.

1498
01:03:20.857 --> 01:03:23.157
-Wow.
-Uh...what? What? What?

1499
01:03:23.257 --> 01:03:26.197
Oh, cute. Um, it's this
eggnog-flavoured vodka.

1500
01:03:26.297 --> 01:03:28.638
You have to act like you
like it, sell people on it.

1501
01:03:28.738 --> 01:03:31.598
But you can't let them get
too drunk because if they barf,

1502
01:03:31.698 --> 01:03:34.678
then they'll forever associate
with the brand.

1503
01:03:34.778 --> 01:03:37.198
-I'm glad I asked.
-JACK: Mmm.

1504
01:03:37.298 --> 01:03:38.798
It takes real talent.

1505
01:03:38.898 --> 01:03:40.718
EMMY: Mm. Mm.

1506
01:03:40.818 --> 01:03:43.558
Anyways, um, how did you
and Clementine meet?

1507
01:03:43.658 --> 01:03:45.158
I haven't read your book. Sorry.

1508
01:03:45.258 --> 01:03:48.558
-Ahh.
-Ohh! Bloody romantic, mate.

1509
01:03:48.658 --> 01:03:50.958
You want to tell
this one, Em...Clem?

1510
01:03:51.058 --> 01:03:52.878
-No. I... No.
-No?

1511
01:03:52.978 --> 01:03:54.878
True love should be shared.

1512
01:03:54.978 --> 01:03:59.158
Long story short, Clemmy was
a reporter from the big smoke.

1513
01:03:59.258 --> 01:04:00.158
Mmm!

1514
01:04:00.258 --> 01:04:01.719
Then she flew on out to...

1515
01:04:01.819 --> 01:04:03.799
..Walkabout Creek.

1516
01:04:03.899 --> 01:04:06.319
-EMMY: I guess.
-MILES: You did.

1517
01:04:06.419 --> 01:04:09.559
I-I-I-I...I...I did.

1518
01:04:09.659 --> 01:04:12.279
And she asked my mate Wally

1519
01:04:12.379 --> 01:04:15.159
for a guide to show her around.

1520
01:04:15.259 --> 01:04:18.359
-Miles! Darling.
-I...was the guide. (LAUGHS)

1521
01:04:18.459 --> 01:04:21.519
-Oh, no, no, no, no. (LAUGHS)
-(KISSES HAND REPEATEDLY)

1522
01:04:21.619 --> 01:04:24.919
No-one wants to hear
this boring story.

1523
01:04:25.019 --> 01:04:26.359
Yes, we do!

1524
01:04:26.459 --> 01:04:27.919
-Oh. Yeah, OK.
-That's...

1525
01:04:28.019 --> 01:04:29.279
Yeah, OK. Uh...

1526
01:04:29.379 --> 01:04:32.279
Before we knew it,
we were chasing buffaloes

1527
01:04:32.379 --> 01:04:34.200
and hunting crocs!

1528
01:04:34.300 --> 01:04:37.360
And somehow in all of that,
we fell in love.

1529
01:04:37.460 --> 01:04:41.280
We did, and that's about it.
Just fell in love, love, love.

1530
01:04:41.380 --> 01:04:43.480
And it was love, love...love.

1531
01:04:43.580 --> 01:04:45.160
-MILES: Deep love. Pure love.
-Yes. Mmm.

1532
01:04:45.260 --> 01:04:46.880
Pure like my home brew.

1533
01:04:46.980 --> 01:04:49.240
You know,
that...that story just...

1534
01:04:49.340 --> 01:04:51.800
It sounds so familiar.
(CHUCKLES)

1535
01:04:51.900 --> 01:04:53.400
Wait.

1536
01:04:53.500 --> 01:04:56.560
Uh...I thought you guys met
in a creek.

1537
01:04:56.660 --> 01:04:58.660
(UNCERTAINLY) Yeah...

1538
01:04:59.540 --> 01:05:00.560
BOTH: Walkabout Creek.

1539
01:05:00.660 --> 01:05:01.680
Yes! Walkabout...
Walkabout Creek.

1540
01:05:01.780 --> 01:05:02.840
-VIOLET: Attention.
-Whoa!

1541
01:05:02.940 --> 01:05:04.760
-Oh! Ohhh.
-MILES: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

1542
01:05:04.860 --> 01:05:07.201
-EMMY: It's our little darling.
-(LAUGHS) That's my girl.

1543
01:05:07.301 --> 01:05:09.041
-Oh, that's our girl.
-VIOLET: Attention.

1544
01:05:09.141 --> 01:05:10.601
-MILES: Our girl!
-EMMY: Our girl.

1545
01:05:10.701 --> 01:05:12.921
The kids of Emu Springs
have a special message

1546
01:05:13.021 --> 01:05:14.201
for all you losers.

1547
01:05:14.301 --> 01:05:16.201
(EMMY SIGHS, THEN LAUGHS)

1548
01:05:16.301 --> 01:05:18.241
(KIDS SING) ♪ Dashing
through the scrub

1549
01:05:18.341 --> 01:05:20.761
-♪ In a rustic 4x4... ♪
-EMMY AND MILES: Ohhh!

1550
01:05:20.861 --> 01:05:24.041
-♪ Daddy's dodging roos... ♪
-Aren't you proud?

1551
01:05:24.141 --> 01:05:26.441
♪ While Mum heads to the store

1552
01:05:26.541 --> 01:05:28.961
♪ Kids are in the back

1553
01:05:29.061 --> 01:05:31.601
♪ Swatting blowies
left and right

1554
01:05:31.701 --> 01:05:34.441
♪ It's Christmastime
down under

1555
01:05:34.541 --> 01:05:36.841
♪ And the sun is
blooming bright

1556
01:05:36.941 --> 01:05:40.202
♪ Hey! Jingle bells,
jingle bells

1557
01:05:40.302 --> 01:05:42.082
(OTHERS SING ALONG)
♪ Jingle all the way

1558
01:05:42.182 --> 01:05:44.722
♪ There's better times
for a barbecue

1559
01:05:44.822 --> 01:05:47.762
♪ Than a scorching
Christmas Day, hey!

1560
01:05:47.862 --> 01:05:50.282
♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells

1561
01:05:50.382 --> 01:05:52.722
♪ A tinny and your thongs

1562
01:05:52.822 --> 01:05:55.442
♪ There's nothing
like a cold one

1563
01:05:55.542 --> 01:05:57.322
♪ At the Aussie billabong

1564
01:05:57.422 --> 01:06:00.202
♪ Hey! Jingle bells,
jingle bells

1565
01:06:00.302 --> 01:06:02.082
♪ With a tinny and your thongs

1566
01:06:02.182 --> 01:06:04.842
♪ There's nothing
like a cold one

1567
01:06:04.942 --> 01:06:09.963
♪ At the Aussie billabong. ♪

1568
01:06:10.063 --> 01:06:12.963
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

1569
01:06:13.063 --> 01:06:15.323
-That's my daughter!
-EMMY: That's our daughter!

1570
01:06:15.423 --> 01:06:17.423
-MILES: Our daughter!
-(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

1571
01:06:23.463 --> 01:06:24.723
Oh.

1572
01:06:24.823 --> 01:06:27.603
Ha! Wow,
that was different. (LAUGHS)

1573
01:06:27.703 --> 01:06:31.683
-DRIVER: Merry Christmas!
-EMMY: Oh. Merry Christmas!

1574
01:06:31.783 --> 01:06:33.783
JACK: Merry Christmas!

1575
01:06:35.103 --> 01:06:37.783
-(JACK CHUCKLES)
-EMMY: Oh!

1576
01:06:38.783 --> 01:06:40.203
-Wow.
-Wow.

1577
01:06:40.303 --> 01:06:42.724
CLEMENTINE: 'Twas the night
before Christmas

1578
01:06:42.824 --> 01:06:44.824
and all through our town...

1579
01:06:45.824 --> 01:06:48.764
..no creature was stirring,

1580
01:06:48.864 --> 01:06:51.204
not a roo left around.

1581
01:06:51.304 --> 01:06:53.304
-LITTLE EMMY: Not even one?
-No.

1582
01:06:54.024 --> 01:06:56.764
And as midnight grew closer,

1583
01:06:56.864 --> 01:06:58.204
we snuggled into bed.

1584
01:06:58.304 --> 01:07:00.304
(LAUGHS)

1585
01:07:03.224 --> 01:07:04.644
Ahhh.

1586
01:07:04.744 --> 01:07:07.284
As visions of gumnuts
and fairy bread...

1587
01:07:07.384 --> 01:07:09.084
-(SOFTLY) Shh! Merry Christmas.
-Merry Christmas.

1588
01:07:09.184 --> 01:07:12.144
..swirled in our heads.

1589
01:07:13.144 --> 01:07:17.405
Then, all of a sudden,
what should arise?

1590
01:07:17.505 --> 01:07:21.905
A flash of bright red
soared through the skies!

1591
01:07:25.305 --> 01:07:27.745
(MILES LAUGHS)

1592
01:07:32.065 --> 01:07:33.725
-Aussie Santa was here...
-(LAUGHS)

1593
01:07:33.825 --> 01:07:35.825
..to make things too right.

1594
01:07:39.385 --> 01:07:41.765
And as he slipped
down our chimney

1595
01:07:41.865 --> 01:07:44.005
in his boardies and tights,

1596
01:07:44.105 --> 01:07:48.126
he shouted, "Merry
Aussie Christmas to all!

1597
01:07:48.226 --> 01:07:51.626
"And to all a good night."

1598
01:08:03.426 --> 01:08:05.786
(KOOKABURRA LAUGHS)

1599
01:08:07.866 --> 01:08:10.146
(BIRD CAWS)

1600
01:08:13.626 --> 01:08:14.526
(BOTTLE POPS)

1601
01:08:14.626 --> 01:08:16.286
-MILES: Whoa!
-AVALON: Whoa!

1602
01:08:16.386 --> 01:08:19.247
-EMMY: Merry Christmas!
-JACK: Merry Christmas!

1603
01:08:19.347 --> 01:08:21.047
(LAUGHTER)

1604
01:08:21.147 --> 01:08:22.487
-AVALON: Thank you.
-(JACK LAUGHS)

1605
01:08:22.587 --> 01:08:24.727
-VIOLET: Man alive!
-Look at the size of that fly.

1606
01:08:24.827 --> 01:08:26.047
-(FLY BUZZES AWAY)
-ELLISON: Oh!

1607
01:08:26.147 --> 01:08:28.887
-So...what do you think?
-(WHISPERS) Good job.

1608
01:08:28.987 --> 01:08:31.047
DAVID: I think
you should say something.

1609
01:08:31.147 --> 01:08:33.927
-Like a toast?
-Yeah, do a toast.

1610
01:08:34.027 --> 01:08:35.207
-Oh.
-(FLY BUZZES)

1611
01:08:35.307 --> 01:08:37.287
-OK. Um...
-Come on.

1612
01:08:37.387 --> 01:08:40.007
EMMY: OK, alright, alright.
I just, um...

1613
01:08:40.107 --> 01:08:44.287
Before we, uh, get stuck into
all this delicious food...

1614
01:08:44.387 --> 01:08:47.087
-And wine.
-And wine.

1615
01:08:47.187 --> 01:08:48.767
-..I just wanted to say...
-(FLY BUZZES)

1616
01:08:48.867 --> 01:08:51.888
..how grateful we are to have

1617
01:08:51.988 --> 01:08:53.528
London & London here

1618
01:08:53.628 --> 01:08:56.608
for a very special
Fig Tree Farm Christmas.

1619
01:08:56.708 --> 01:08:58.768
Ripper!
-Ripper is right!

1620
01:08:58.868 --> 01:09:00.008
-EMMY: Uh...
-(FLY BUZZES)

1621
01:09:00.108 --> 01:09:01.848
There really isn't
a traditional Australian,

1622
01:09:01.948 --> 01:09:05.568
um, Christmas, pfft, toast -
ooh! - I don't think.

1623
01:09:05.668 --> 01:09:08.288
So I'm just gonna make one up,
OK? Um...

1624
01:09:08.388 --> 01:09:10.888
Here's to...lunch...

1625
01:09:10.988 --> 01:09:11.888
(FLY BUZZES)

1626
01:09:11.988 --> 01:09:13.408
..among the gum trees.

1627
01:09:13.508 --> 01:09:17.208
So may your jumbucks stay jolly
and, um...

1628
01:09:17.308 --> 01:09:18.888
The prawn salad's melting, Clem.

1629
01:09:18.988 --> 01:09:22.048
..may all your Christmases
be bright.

1630
01:09:22.148 --> 01:09:23.609
DAVID: To Clementine

1631
01:09:23.709 --> 01:09:28.049
and the beautiful world that she
created here at Fig Tree Farm.

1632
01:09:28.149 --> 01:09:30.089
May it always prosper.

1633
01:09:30.189 --> 01:09:31.889
-ELLISON: Merry Christmas.
-VIOLET: Merry Christmas!

1634
01:09:31.989 --> 01:09:33.169
Merry Christmas!

1635
01:09:33.269 --> 01:09:34.729
-AVALON: Merry Christmas!
-JACK: Merry Christmas.

1636
01:09:34.829 --> 01:09:36.529
MILES: Merry Christmas!

1637
01:09:36.629 --> 01:09:37.569
EMMY: Whoo!

1638
01:09:37.669 --> 01:09:39.049
DAVID: Up your bum.

1639
01:09:39.149 --> 01:09:40.649
Up your bum. Phwoar!

1640
01:09:40.749 --> 01:09:42.369
Um, why don't we, uh...

1641
01:09:42.469 --> 01:09:44.769
Sorry.
..move this inside?

1642
01:09:44.869 --> 01:09:46.489
JACK: Yeah. Inside. Inside.

1643
01:09:46.589 --> 01:09:49.889
(JOLLY MUSIC AND CHATTER)

1644
01:09:49.989 --> 01:09:51.929
-Alright. Got it?
-Yeah. I got it.

1645
01:09:52.029 --> 01:09:53.529
(CHATTER)

1646
01:09:53.629 --> 01:09:55.450
(CLUCKS)

1647
01:09:55.550 --> 01:09:57.130
(BONBON SNAPS)

1648
01:09:57.230 --> 01:09:59.250
-Whoa!
-Winner wears the crown, right?

1649
01:09:59.350 --> 01:10:01.410
Have you ever ridden a kangaroo
to school?

1650
01:10:01.510 --> 01:10:02.650
No.

1651
01:10:02.750 --> 01:10:04.370
You look very nice
in all that colour.

1652
01:10:04.470 --> 01:10:05.810
JACK: It matches your eyes.

1653
01:10:05.910 --> 01:10:07.910
(WHISPERS) You're actually
having fun, Mother!

1654
01:10:08.830 --> 01:10:10.650
Why do Australians hate
the word ketchup?

1655
01:10:10.750 --> 01:10:12.750
Why do Americans hate
the metric system?

1656
01:10:13.630 --> 01:10:15.690
-Merry Christmas.
-Merry Christmas.

1657
01:10:15.790 --> 01:10:17.170
AVALON: Do you really
eat Vegemite?

1658
01:10:17.270 --> 01:10:19.770
Or is that just a cruel joke
you people play on the world?

1659
01:10:19.870 --> 01:10:20.930
You tell me.

1660
01:10:21.030 --> 01:10:23.170
Where did you get that?

1661
01:10:23.270 --> 01:10:25.090
-(DAVID SPEAKS)
-Oh, sorry.

1662
01:10:25.190 --> 01:10:26.770
-You can have it.
-No, you go.

1663
01:10:26.870 --> 01:10:29.651
-Mmm! Yum! Yum!
-VIOLET: Have more bread.

1664
01:10:29.751 --> 01:10:32.971
-JACK: Oh. Look, you go.
-You can have my strawberry.

1665
01:10:33.071 --> 01:10:35.371
There's plenty. May I?

1666
01:10:35.471 --> 01:10:36.651
Yes.

1667
01:10:36.751 --> 01:10:38.411
-Ooh-ah!
-(GAGS)

1668
01:10:38.511 --> 01:10:40.331
(CHATTER CONTINUES)

1669
01:10:40.431 --> 01:10:41.971
JACK: Um, can I have this one?

1670
01:10:42.071 --> 01:10:43.411
(LAUGHS)

1671
01:10:43.511 --> 01:10:45.171
That was absolutely
the worst throw

1672
01:10:45.271 --> 01:10:46.851
I've ever seen in my life.

1673
01:10:46.951 --> 01:10:50.051
You're the worst catcher.
Try again. Ooh! (LAUGHS)

1674
01:10:50.151 --> 01:10:51.491
You're trying to break my teeth.

1675
01:10:51.591 --> 01:10:53.591
-EMMY: That was close.
-Another go.

1676
01:10:53.911 --> 01:10:55.731
-Oh! (LAUGHS)
-MILES: Anyone need more plonk?

1677
01:10:55.831 --> 01:10:59.371
-Plonk?
-Plonk. Alcohol. A drink, love.

1678
01:10:59.471 --> 01:11:02.292
Oh! I can't. I'm so tiny.

1679
01:11:02.392 --> 01:11:04.332
-I'll be so hungover.
-(EMMY LAUGHS)

1680
01:11:04.432 --> 01:11:07.652
Well, we could always use
Clemmy's old hangover cure.

1681
01:11:07.752 --> 01:11:09.332
Oh, yeah, vinegar and milk!

1682
01:11:09.432 --> 01:11:13.852
That'll stop you from wanting to
drink ever again! (CHUCKLES)

1683
01:11:13.952 --> 01:11:15.492
Vinegar and milk?

1684
01:11:15.592 --> 01:11:18.092
I met a woman
recently in New York

1685
01:11:18.192 --> 01:11:20.492
and that was her remedy
as well.

1686
01:11:20.592 --> 01:11:22.532
What a coincidence!

1687
01:11:22.632 --> 01:11:24.872
Whoa! You met a woman?

1688
01:11:25.912 --> 01:11:27.912
Which woman, Jack?

1689
01:11:30.312 --> 01:11:33.773
Hey, why don't we have a game
of Christmas charades?

1690
01:11:33.873 --> 01:11:34.973
MILES: Hey!

1691
01:11:35.073 --> 01:11:36.973
VIOLET: Um, OK.

1692
01:11:37.073 --> 01:11:40.133
-Um, two words. Uh...movie.
-AVALON: OK.

1693
01:11:40.233 --> 01:11:42.233
'Now I See You'.

1694
01:11:42.833 --> 01:11:46.933
I know, 'cause it's
right there. There.

1695
01:11:47.033 --> 01:11:49.033
You're the
"Blue da-ba-da-di" girl.

1696
01:11:49.713 --> 01:11:51.893
I know a bad dye job
when I see one.

1697
01:11:51.993 --> 01:11:54.453
Maybe the men
don't have the eyes.

1698
01:11:54.553 --> 01:11:56.093
But I see.

1699
01:11:56.193 --> 01:11:58.893
But I'm not blonde.
(LAUGHS) So...

1700
01:11:58.993 --> 01:12:00.293
AVALON: What about poor Miles?

1701
01:12:00.393 --> 01:12:02.573
Isn't that your wife
with my boyfriend?

1702
01:12:02.673 --> 01:12:04.814
-I'm not your boyfriend!
-AVALON: Oh.

1703
01:12:04.914 --> 01:12:06.914
And she's not his wife.

1704
01:12:08.114 --> 01:12:09.934
-You two are a couple.
-What?

1705
01:12:10.034 --> 01:12:13.334
JACK: Miles, I saw you.
You were grabbing David's ass.

1706
01:12:13.434 --> 01:12:15.974
I was actually thinking it was
a weird throuple situation.

1707
01:12:16.074 --> 01:12:17.894
-EMMY: Oh, my...
-MILES: How ridiculous.

1708
01:12:17.994 --> 01:12:19.574
-Ridiculous!
-I am her hubby.

1709
01:12:19.674 --> 01:12:22.374
-Yes, he is.
-Oh, give it away, guys.

1710
01:12:22.474 --> 01:12:25.114
Come on.
Who the hell are you, really?

1711
01:12:27.954 --> 01:12:29.954
I'm sorry, Jack.

1712
01:12:30.674 --> 01:12:33.454
ELLISON: She's the
magical Clementine Jones

1713
01:12:33.554 --> 01:12:36.334
and you bid a million dollars
on her book.

1714
01:12:36.434 --> 01:12:39.535
JACK: Yeah, I did.
But she's not.

1715
01:12:39.635 --> 01:12:41.295
Technically,

1716
01:12:41.395 --> 01:12:45.135
I did...I did grow up here
on Fig...Tree Farm,

1717
01:12:45.235 --> 01:12:49.055
but...my mum created
all of this, not me,

1718
01:12:49.155 --> 01:12:53.695
and...and the books are...
well, from her j...journals.

1719
01:12:53.795 --> 01:12:57.815
Mm-hm. I knew your accent
sounded kinda fishy.

1720
01:12:57.915 --> 01:13:00.015
Because, like, who the hell
talks like they're on

1721
01:13:00.115 --> 01:13:01.895
'Downtown Abbey' when they live
in the frickin' outback?

1722
01:13:01.995 --> 01:13:04.655
-It's 'Downton Abbey'.
-And who's this?

1723
01:13:04.755 --> 01:13:06.755
Uh...

1724
01:13:07.555 --> 01:13:09.776
We borrowed Violet.
She's not really my daughter.

1725
01:13:09.876 --> 01:13:11.296
Rented, actually.

1726
01:13:11.396 --> 01:13:13.176
Rented her.

1727
01:13:13.276 --> 01:13:14.496
I feel sick.

1728
01:13:14.596 --> 01:13:15.856
You feel sick?

1729
01:13:15.956 --> 01:13:17.576
Samesies.

1730
01:13:17.676 --> 01:13:19.416
I'm sorry, Jack.

1731
01:13:19.516 --> 01:13:22.436
(LAUGHS) Yeah, you're sorry.
You're sorry.

1732
01:13:23.436 --> 01:13:25.336
-As long as you're sorry. Yeah.
-EMMY: Not...

1733
01:13:25.436 --> 01:13:27.956
Sorry. Mum, she's sorry.
That's good. Yeah.

1734
01:13:28.956 --> 01:13:30.956
(DOOR SHUTS)

1735
01:13:31.796 --> 01:13:33.656
EMMY: Jack.

1736
01:13:33.756 --> 01:13:36.016
(GENTLE MUSIC)

1737
01:13:36.116 --> 01:13:37.696
Hey.

1738
01:13:37.796 --> 01:13:40.136
The little girl
from the book, right?

1739
01:13:40.236 --> 01:13:41.537
Yeah.

1740
01:13:41.637 --> 01:13:44.217
Have you any idea how many
people I have working on you

1741
01:13:44.317 --> 01:13:47.737
and this book
and your social engagements?

1742
01:13:47.837 --> 01:13:50.137
What do you think's gonna happen
when they find out little Clem

1743
01:13:50.237 --> 01:13:52.777
they've fallen in love with in
the book is just a complete...

1744
01:13:52.877 --> 01:13:55.017
-A fraud.
-Heh.

1745
01:13:55.117 --> 01:13:57.117
Was any of this real?

1746
01:13:59.957 --> 01:14:01.857
I suppose that was
no chance encounter

1747
01:14:01.957 --> 01:14:03.337
we had in Manhattan either.

1748
01:14:03.437 --> 01:14:04.857
All part of your
little plan, hmm?

1749
01:14:04.957 --> 01:14:09.977
No, no. That was... (LAUGHS)
..fate, maybe. I don't know.

1750
01:14:10.077 --> 01:14:13.738
I could never have known that
you were going to be the guy

1751
01:14:13.838 --> 01:14:15.338
who bought the book.

1752
01:14:15.438 --> 01:14:16.418
(DOOR OPENS)

1753
01:14:16.518 --> 01:14:19.098
I had no idea
until you showed up here.

1754
01:14:19.198 --> 01:14:20.978
I don't know what to believe.

1755
01:14:21.078 --> 01:14:23.078
It's just like...

1756
01:14:23.558 --> 01:14:25.698
Jackson.

1757
01:14:25.798 --> 01:14:27.798
Time to go.

1758
01:14:29.078 --> 01:14:30.498
EMMY: Oh...

1759
01:14:30.598 --> 01:14:32.598
(JACK GROANS)

1760
01:14:35.878 --> 01:14:38.078
(CAR ENGINE STARTS)

1761
01:14:40.398 --> 01:14:42.918
(JACK GROANS) What is in here?

1762
01:14:44.278 --> 01:14:46.279
AVALON: Get in.

1763
01:14:47.479 --> 01:14:49.339
(ENGINE REVS)

1764
01:14:49.439 --> 01:14:52.579
EMMY: (TEARY) You be good
to your mama, OK?

1765
01:14:52.679 --> 01:14:54.919
You only get one.

1766
01:14:56.639 --> 01:14:58.539
(KNOCKS)

1767
01:14:58.639 --> 01:15:00.059
(GASPS)

1768
01:15:00.159 --> 01:15:02.159
Hi.

1769
01:15:02.599 --> 01:15:04.219
The fancy people are leaving.

1770
01:15:04.319 --> 01:15:05.939
MILES: You're gonna let him
drive outta here?

1771
01:15:06.039 --> 01:15:07.579
You can't just give up.

1772
01:15:07.679 --> 01:15:10.419
You always find a solution, Em.

1773
01:15:10.519 --> 01:15:13.299
He hates me and rightly so.

1774
01:15:13.399 --> 01:15:15.979
I messed it all up.
I messed it all up.

1775
01:15:16.079 --> 01:15:18.340
No. Come here. Shh.

1776
01:15:18.440 --> 01:15:20.620
I know you don't want
to hear this,

1777
01:15:20.720 --> 01:15:24.980
but I wouldn't be your best
friend if I didn't say it.

1778
01:15:25.080 --> 01:15:26.820
Yeah.

1779
01:15:26.920 --> 01:15:28.980
What would Clementine do?

1780
01:15:29.080 --> 01:15:31.080
(KISSES)

1781
01:15:33.480 --> 01:15:35.660
She'd tell me
to chase my dreams.

1782
01:15:35.760 --> 01:15:36.860
Yeah.

1783
01:15:36.960 --> 01:15:38.960
That's your answer.

1784
01:15:39.560 --> 01:15:41.500
I just miss her so much.

1785
01:15:41.600 --> 01:15:42.620
I know.

1786
01:15:42.720 --> 01:15:43.700
VIOLET: Ohh.

1787
01:15:43.800 --> 01:15:45.620
We all miss her, honey.
Mmm. (KISSES)

1788
01:15:45.720 --> 01:15:47.720
Every minute, every day.

1789
01:15:48.760 --> 01:15:51.061
Ahh. OK.

1790
01:15:51.161 --> 01:15:53.741
Oh, I've got make-up
all over my face.

1791
01:15:53.841 --> 01:15:55.701
Do I smell like cow?

1792
01:15:55.801 --> 01:15:57.141
-Yeah.
-MILES: Yes.

1793
01:15:57.241 --> 01:15:59.261
Thanks, Marilyn.

1794
01:15:59.361 --> 01:16:00.741
DAVID: What are we waiting for?

1795
01:16:00.841 --> 01:16:02.021
VIOLET: Christmas?

1796
01:16:02.121 --> 01:16:03.221
DAVID: Come on.

1797
01:16:03.321 --> 01:16:04.941
-(EXCITING MUSIC)
-DAVID: Come on!

1798
01:16:05.041 --> 01:16:07.861
-This is crazy!
-MILES: Come on, let's go!

1799
01:16:07.961 --> 01:16:09.701
-(ENGINE STARTS)
-Good luck!

1800
01:16:09.801 --> 01:16:11.841
(ENGINE REVS)

1801
01:16:13.241 --> 01:16:15.241
Whoo!

1802
01:16:18.161 --> 01:16:20.061
-EMMY: Come on!
-MILES: OK!

1803
01:16:20.161 --> 01:16:21.501
-EMMY: Miles!
-MILES: Yes!

1804
01:16:21.601 --> 01:16:22.742
DAVID: Come on!

1805
01:16:22.842 --> 01:16:24.982
We're coming for you, Jack!

1806
01:16:25.082 --> 01:16:26.822
AVALON: I don't know
about you people,

1807
01:16:26.922 --> 01:16:29.622
but I am so ready
for a piña colada

1808
01:16:29.722 --> 01:16:32.662
and a beach and a massage.

1809
01:16:32.762 --> 01:16:35.822
Oh, you should see the resort.
It's so beautiful.

1810
01:16:35.922 --> 01:16:37.922
You're gonna love it.

1811
01:16:39.762 --> 01:16:41.382
Ahhhhh!

1812
01:16:41.482 --> 01:16:45.102
Oh, my gosh.
This psycho does not stop!

1813
01:16:45.202 --> 01:16:47.462
-(EMMY SHOUTS)
-Pull over!

1814
01:16:47.562 --> 01:16:49.222
(TYRES SCREECH)

1815
01:16:49.322 --> 01:16:50.702
DAVID: Avalon, where'd
you get your licence?

1816
01:16:50.802 --> 01:16:53.222
-For Christ's sake!
-EMMY: Jack!

1817
01:16:53.322 --> 01:16:56.103
-I'm sorry.
-Have you lost your mind?

1818
01:16:56.203 --> 01:16:58.263
I don't know. Maybe.

1819
01:16:58.363 --> 01:17:00.363
Oh!

1820
01:17:00.923 --> 01:17:03.543
Ellison! Ms London!

1821
01:17:03.643 --> 01:17:06.983
Please don't be mad at Jack.
He had nothing to do with this.

1822
01:17:07.083 --> 01:17:08.503
My son trusted you.

1823
01:17:08.603 --> 01:17:11.343
I don't appreciate
being manipulated,

1824
01:17:11.443 --> 01:17:13.463
personally or professionally.

1825
01:17:13.563 --> 01:17:16.943
Then you're gonna not appreciate
what I have to say next.

1826
01:17:17.043 --> 01:17:19.763
-The truth is...
-JACK: Whoa!

1827
01:17:22.403 --> 01:17:23.823
Are they still coming?

1828
01:17:23.923 --> 01:17:26.303
You're gonna get
yourself killed!

1829
01:17:26.403 --> 01:17:28.344
I'm in love with you!

1830
01:17:28.444 --> 01:17:30.604
What?!

1831
01:17:31.724 --> 01:17:32.944
Stop the car.

1832
01:17:33.044 --> 01:17:35.344
What is wrong with you people?!

1833
01:17:35.444 --> 01:17:36.504
-A horse!
-JACK: Whoa! Whoa!

1834
01:17:36.604 --> 01:17:37.664
(SCREAMS)

1835
01:17:37.764 --> 01:17:39.764
Merry Christmas!

1836
01:17:48.684 --> 01:17:50.584
(JACK SCREAMS)

1837
01:17:50.684 --> 01:17:53.784
What the hell is wrong with you?
Are you crazy?

1838
01:17:53.884 --> 01:17:56.824
You know what, I might be
a fraud, but you're one too!

1839
01:17:56.924 --> 01:17:59.184
Not the best start.

1840
01:17:59.284 --> 01:18:00.825
You're not
who you pretend to be.

1841
01:18:00.925 --> 01:18:03.745
You're not this suave,
lady-chasing playboy

1842
01:18:03.845 --> 01:18:05.225
that you pretend to be.

1843
01:18:05.325 --> 01:18:07.785
You're more than that.
You do care.

1844
01:18:07.885 --> 01:18:09.265
And meeting with you,

1845
01:18:09.365 --> 01:18:11.945
it was one of the best surprises
of my...of my life.

1846
01:18:12.045 --> 01:18:16.385
And if I let you go,
I will regret it every day.

1847
01:18:16.485 --> 01:18:19.985
Every...Christmas
for the rest of my life.

1848
01:18:20.085 --> 01:18:22.085
-So just...
-"Don't..."

1849
01:18:23.045 --> 01:18:25.045
-Just "Don't..."
-(EMMY SIGHS)

1850
01:18:26.845 --> 01:18:28.845
(SIGHS)

1851
01:18:31.445 --> 01:18:33.526
"..go breaking my heart.

1852
01:18:36.166 --> 01:18:38.166
"Oh, honey,
if I get restless..."

1853
01:18:40.846 --> 01:18:42.846
(WHISPERS)
Everybody's watching us.

1854
01:18:44.246 --> 01:18:45.506
(MOUTHS)

1855
01:18:45.606 --> 01:18:48.006
Your speech was actually
pretty good.

1856
01:18:50.246 --> 01:18:52.486
Don't leave me hanging here.

1857
01:18:53.886 --> 01:18:55.386
"I couldn't if I tried."

1858
01:18:55.486 --> 01:18:56.826
(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

1859
01:18:56.926 --> 01:19:00.266
Are you kidding me right now?
You want this...over this?

1860
01:19:00.366 --> 01:19:02.366
-Uh!
-G'day.

1861
01:19:03.646 --> 01:19:06.507
OK. I see what's happening.

1862
01:19:06.607 --> 01:19:08.027
-Avalon, listen.
-And I get it. Shhh!

1863
01:19:08.127 --> 01:19:09.507
Uh! Uh! Uh! Shhh.

1864
01:19:09.607 --> 01:19:11.867
-Hey, we...
-We had some great times.

1865
01:19:11.967 --> 01:19:13.187
-Didn't we?
-Uh...

1866
01:19:13.287 --> 01:19:16.467
Shhh! But I now pronounce you
dumped and single.

1867
01:19:16.567 --> 01:19:18.187
You may kiss my ass.

1868
01:19:18.287 --> 01:19:19.987
ALL: Oooh!

1869
01:19:20.087 --> 01:19:21.307
(AVALON SHOUTS ANGRILY)

1870
01:19:21.407 --> 01:19:24.267
We were not a couple.
I can't stress that enough.

1871
01:19:24.367 --> 01:19:26.107
-Uh-huh. (LAUGHS)
-(CAR DOOR SHUTS)

1872
01:19:26.207 --> 01:19:27.587
Close the door!

1873
01:19:27.687 --> 01:19:29.347
-(KICKS DOOR)
-My luggage.

1874
01:19:29.447 --> 01:19:31.147
-I'm so sorry.
-(ENGINE STARTS)

1875
01:19:31.247 --> 01:19:32.947
-(ENGINE REVS)
-MAN: Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

1876
01:19:33.047 --> 01:19:35.287
-(WOMAN SCREAMS)
-MAN: Whoa!

1877
01:19:38.288 --> 01:19:39.908
She's like Dua Lipa.

1878
01:19:40.008 --> 01:19:42.108
But she needs a burger.

1879
01:19:42.208 --> 01:19:45.668
ELLISON: I finally finished your
'Clementine' book last night.

1880
01:19:45.768 --> 01:19:47.228
Wait. What do you mean?

1881
01:19:47.328 --> 01:19:48.748
You came all the way
to Australia

1882
01:19:48.848 --> 01:19:50.588
and you just finished the book
last night?

1883
01:19:50.688 --> 01:19:52.228
Did it ever occur to you,
Jackson,

1884
01:19:52.328 --> 01:19:55.308
that maybe I didn't come all the
way down here just for the book?

1885
01:19:55.408 --> 01:19:59.908
Maybe I also wanted to spend
some time with my son.

1886
01:20:00.008 --> 01:20:03.668
The book is good.
You were right.

1887
01:20:03.768 --> 01:20:07.108
And if this woman can finally
get your head out of your ass,

1888
01:20:07.208 --> 01:20:09.069
I can only imagine
the hold she'll have

1889
01:20:09.169 --> 01:20:10.869
on the rest of the world.

1890
01:20:10.969 --> 01:20:14.229
Wait. So does that mean
you still want to buy the book?

1891
01:20:14.329 --> 01:20:16.429
Yes.

1892
01:20:16.529 --> 01:20:18.189
As for you two...

1893
01:20:18.289 --> 01:20:20.349
Uh-oh.

1894
01:20:20.449 --> 01:20:22.569
You were a couple
this whole time?

1895
01:20:24.569 --> 01:20:25.949
Why, yes, ma'am.

1896
01:20:26.049 --> 01:20:30.689
And you don't really talk
like Crocodile Dundee?

1897
01:20:31.689 --> 01:20:33.389
No. (LAUGHS)

1898
01:20:33.489 --> 01:20:36.509
Unless you want me to,
you drongo!

1899
01:20:36.609 --> 01:20:39.309
-(LAUGHS)
-Drongo.

1900
01:20:39.409 --> 01:20:42.730
We'll work you into the book
promotion. You're hilarious.

1901
01:20:44.650 --> 01:20:49.550
Was that actually her
finding something hilarious?

1902
01:20:49.650 --> 01:20:51.350
(LAUGHS) I think so.

1903
01:20:51.450 --> 01:20:53.150
I want to be her friend.

1904
01:20:53.250 --> 01:20:55.710
-I want her cravat.
-Let's go.

1905
01:20:55.810 --> 01:20:57.810
So, now what?

1906
01:20:58.570 --> 01:21:02.190
CLEMENTINE: One, two,
three, four.

1907
01:21:02.290 --> 01:21:06.010
(ACOUSTIC VERSION OF 'DON'T GO
BREAKING MY HEART' PLAYS)

1908
01:21:15.371 --> 01:21:17.431
(BOTH SING) ♪ Oooh-hoo

1909
01:21:17.531 --> 01:21:19.631
KIDS CHOIR: ♪ Nobody knows it

1910
01:21:19.731 --> 01:21:21.751
BACK-UP SINGERS:
♪ Nobody knows, nobody knows

1911
01:21:21.851 --> 01:21:23.591
KIDS CHOIR: ♪ So don't go
breaking my heart

1912
01:21:23.691 --> 01:21:25.271
BACK-UP SINGERS:
♪ Don't go breaking my heart

1913
01:21:25.371 --> 01:21:27.071
KIDS CHOIR: ♪ I won't go
breaking your heart

1914
01:21:27.171 --> 01:21:28.551
BACK-UP SINGERS: ♪ Yeah, yeah

1915
01:21:28.651 --> 01:21:31.871
KIDS CHOIR: ♪ Don't go
breaking my heart... ♪

1916
01:21:31.971 --> 01:21:34.371
(LUSH ORCHESTRA JOINS IN)

1917
01:22:04.012 --> 01:22:06.912
(MUSIC CLIMAXES)

1918
01:22:07.012 --> 01:22:10.752
-(SCREAMS)
-Argh! (LAUGHS)

1919
01:22:10.852 --> 01:22:13.172
(UPBEAT MUSIC)

1920
01:22:45.413 --> 01:22:47.353
♪ You're hiding from dreams

1921
01:22:47.453 --> 01:22:49.913
♪ You are chasing shadows

1922
01:22:50.013 --> 01:22:52.034
♪ They cast away from you

1923
01:22:52.134 --> 01:22:53.994
♪ Cast away

1924
01:22:54.094 --> 01:22:56.434
♪ You are fighting a fever

1925
01:22:56.534 --> 01:22:58.794
♪ Caught by staying late

1926
01:22:58.894 --> 01:23:00.954
♪ You don't want to leave

1927
01:23:01.054 --> 01:23:02.514
♪ You don't have to

1928
01:23:02.614 --> 01:23:05.274
♪ You don't want to go away, no

1929
01:23:05.374 --> 01:23:08.114
♪ Only you can stay

1930
01:23:08.214 --> 01:23:10.394
♪ You can stay...

1931
01:23:10.494 --> 01:23:11.754
♪ You can stay

1932
01:23:11.854 --> 01:23:13.794
♪ A garden is waiting

1933
01:23:13.894 --> 01:23:16.514
♪ If you do just what they say

1934
01:23:16.614 --> 01:23:18.654
♪ Do just what they say

1935
01:23:20.614 --> 01:23:24.195
♪ Ooooh

1936
01:23:24.295 --> 01:23:26.975
♪ Ooh

1937
01:23:29.375 --> 01:23:31.675
♪ Look at things you see

1938
01:23:31.775 --> 01:23:34.135
♪ Look how far you've come

1939
01:23:37.175 --> 01:23:38.155
♪ And I say

1940
01:23:38.255 --> 01:23:40.435
♪ Look at where
you've been

1941
01:23:40.535 --> 01:23:43.255
♪ Look at where you're from

1942
01:23:46.895 --> 01:23:49.075
♪ Look at things you've seen

1943
01:23:49.175 --> 01:23:51.735
♪ Look how far you've come

1944
01:23:53.175 --> 01:23:55.976
♪ And look
how much you've grown. ♪

1945
01:23:59.136 --> 01:24:02.156
(QUIRKY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)





