WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:07.550 --> 00:00:09.508 Welcome back to the Christmas Song Countdown 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:09.593 --> 00:00:12.177 where we're reviewing all the latest Christmas singles 5 00:00:12.263 --> 00:00:14.013 from some of your favorite artists. 6 00:00:14.098 --> 00:00:16.682 I'm your ho-ho host, Leslie Manalo, 7 00:00:16.767 --> 00:00:18.684 letting you know which songs made the nice list 8 00:00:18.769 --> 00:00:20.686 and which songs did not. 9 00:00:20.771 --> 00:00:23.305 Just this week, Chrissy Kessler dropped her latest single, 10 00:00:23.399 --> 00:00:25.733 Reindeer Slaay, in advance of her upcoming 11 00:00:25.818 --> 00:00:27.526 live TV Christmas concert. 12 00:00:27.611 --> 00:00:29.978 But unfortunately for Kessler, her new single 13 00:00:30.072 --> 00:00:32.823 finds itself at the top of our naughty list. 14 00:00:32.950 --> 00:00:35.034 Hard to believe, right? I know. 15 00:00:35.119 --> 00:00:36.618 Well, don't take my word for it. 16 00:00:36.704 --> 00:00:38.746 Here's a clip from the Reindeer Slaay 17 00:00:38.831 --> 00:00:41.040 music video. Take a look. 18 00:01:31.634 --> 00:01:34.593 Ooh, naughty, naughty, naughty. 19 00:01:34.678 --> 00:01:36.720 Typically known for her soulful vocals, 20 00:01:36.847 --> 00:01:39.598 Kessler has instead decided to dive head-first 21 00:01:39.683 --> 00:01:41.934 into the world of over-produced pop. 22 00:01:42.019 --> 00:01:43.936 Now, while that style works for other artists, 23 00:01:44.021 --> 00:01:47.055 it fits Kessler like a Santa Suit fits a Christmas gnome. 24 00:01:47.149 --> 00:01:49.233 -Someone call Rudolph. -Oh, how about that? 25 00:01:49.360 --> 00:01:51.443 'Cause Santa is not coming to town. 26 00:01:51.529 --> 00:01:54.655 Time to jingle all the way out. 27 00:01:54.740 --> 00:01:56.365 That was your last warning, Chrissy. 28 00:01:56.450 --> 00:01:58.241 If you watch anymore coverage on Reindeer Slaay, 29 00:01:58.369 --> 00:02:00.068 I'm putting you in a time-out. 30 00:02:00.162 --> 00:02:01.870 At this point, a time-out sounds 31 00:02:01.956 --> 00:02:03.580 like a nice break from real life. 32 00:02:03.707 --> 00:02:06.458 I'm serious, honey. 33 00:02:06.544 --> 00:02:10.169 Okay, Eugene. I promise, TV stays off. 34 00:02:16.554 --> 00:02:17.845 Why? 35 00:02:17.930 --> 00:02:20.255 And that includes staying off all social, 36 00:02:20.349 --> 00:02:21.756 or looking up any articles. 37 00:02:21.851 --> 00:02:24.426 What? I was texting my manicurist. 38 00:02:24.520 --> 00:02:26.478 I've been making all of your appointments for the past 39 00:02:26.564 --> 00:02:29.022 ten years, you wouldn't know your manicurist's number 40 00:02:29.108 --> 00:02:31.150 if it came screaming down your chimney on Christmas Eve. 41 00:02:31.235 --> 00:02:33.101 -All right. -Oh, speaking of appointments. 42 00:02:33.195 --> 00:02:35.270 We have to be at your manager's office in 30 minutes. 43 00:02:35.364 --> 00:02:36.938 Oh, right. 44 00:02:37.031 --> 00:02:39.908 If anyone can fix this nightmare release, it's Carole. 45 00:02:42.371 --> 00:02:44.779 Do you mind if I give you a little tough love, 46 00:02:44.874 --> 00:02:47.708 my beautiful, amazing, best friend in the entire world? 47 00:02:47.793 --> 00:02:49.784 Oh, dear, if you're already buttering me up, 48 00:02:49.879 --> 00:02:54.506 this is gonna be bad. Okay. Go. 49 00:02:54.591 --> 00:02:56.841 Don't get your hopes up, Carole is good, 50 00:02:56.927 --> 00:03:00.429 but what you need is a Christmas miracle. 51 00:03:03.058 --> 00:03:05.967 Well, then I guess it's a good thing I believe in miracles. 52 00:03:09.273 --> 00:03:12.024 -You have my water, right? -And my earphones, your purse. 53 00:03:21.118 --> 00:03:25.662 -Thank you. -Is that my favorite client? 54 00:03:25.789 --> 00:03:28.040 Good to see you, my dear. Right this way. 55 00:03:28.125 --> 00:03:29.958 We've no time to waste. 56 00:03:31.837 --> 00:03:34.004 Well, first of all I just wanna say thank you 57 00:03:34.131 --> 00:03:36.006 for scrambling to come up with a plan. 58 00:03:36.133 --> 00:03:38.258 And I'm very excited to hear it. 59 00:03:38.344 --> 00:03:43.013 But I've also been doing a lot of thinking about everything. 60 00:03:43.140 --> 00:03:45.173 When I was first starting out, 61 00:03:45.267 --> 00:03:47.841 I felt good knowing that I was doing 62 00:03:47.937 --> 00:03:50.603 everything I could to chase my dreams. 63 00:03:50.689 --> 00:03:55.651 But lately it just feels like I'm chasing trends. 64 00:03:55.736 --> 00:03:59.020 And I just wanna get back to the real me. 65 00:03:59.114 --> 00:04:02.524 And that's precisely what we're going to do. 66 00:04:02.618 --> 00:04:05.285 You, my dear, have an opportunity 67 00:04:05.371 --> 00:04:07.955 to turn everything around with your upcoming 68 00:04:08.040 --> 00:04:10.207 televised Christmas concert. 69 00:04:10.334 --> 00:04:14.703 First, the label would like to cut bait on Reindeer Slaay. 70 00:04:14.797 --> 00:04:17.380 Instead, you're going to debut 71 00:04:17.507 --> 00:04:20.716 a brand-new single live on-air. 72 00:04:20.844 --> 00:04:22.928 We've reached out to several writers and they're coming up 73 00:04:23.013 --> 00:04:24.805 with brand-new songs as we speak. 74 00:04:24.890 --> 00:04:30.102 Okay. Um, what if I don't hear anything that I like? 75 00:04:30.187 --> 00:04:33.981 Maybe I should try and write something. 76 00:04:34.066 --> 00:04:36.608 I mean, I know it's been a while since I've written my own stuff. 77 00:04:36.694 --> 00:04:40.228 You can certainly try, but we can't count on that. 78 00:04:40.322 --> 00:04:43.573 You're gonna be very busy rehearsing for the concert. 79 00:04:43.701 --> 00:04:45.400 Okay. Sure. 80 00:04:45.494 --> 00:04:48.120 And thankfully we only have the one original song 81 00:04:48.205 --> 00:04:49.579 to try and figure out. 82 00:04:49.707 --> 00:04:50.905 For the rest of the concert, 83 00:04:51.000 --> 00:04:52.249 we were thinking you'd perform 84 00:04:52.376 --> 00:04:53.792 songs from your last Christmas album. 85 00:04:53.877 --> 00:04:55.744 That's a great idea. 86 00:04:55.838 --> 00:04:58.630 Those songs, they really had heart. 87 00:04:58.716 --> 00:05:00.549 I couldn't agree more. 88 00:05:00.634 --> 00:05:04.011 And from the heart is exactly what this concert needs, 89 00:05:04.096 --> 00:05:06.588 which is why this next piece of the plan 90 00:05:06.682 --> 00:05:08.765 is the most important part. 91 00:05:10.060 --> 00:05:13.645 Chrissy Kessler, Home For The Holidays. 92 00:05:13.731 --> 00:05:16.273 The label, the network and I have come up 93 00:05:16.400 --> 00:05:18.400 with the idea to re-brand the concert 94 00:05:18.485 --> 00:05:22.070 in an effort to rehabilitate your image. 95 00:05:22.156 --> 00:05:24.239 Instead of performing in Nashville at a big arena, 96 00:05:24.325 --> 00:05:27.284 you'll be performing in front of friends and family, 97 00:05:27.411 --> 00:05:29.828 live from your hometown of Cedar Pines. 98 00:05:29.913 --> 00:05:33.665 -Oh. No. No, no. -No, no. 99 00:05:33.751 --> 00:05:35.292 -I'm sorry. No, I can't. -Just wait, Chrissy. 100 00:05:35.419 --> 00:05:37.210 -Hear me, hear me out. -Y-you-you don't understand. 101 00:05:37.296 --> 00:05:39.287 -Just hear me out. -No, you just don't understand. 102 00:05:39.381 --> 00:05:44.176 Okay? I-I don't have any family or friends left there. 103 00:05:44.261 --> 00:05:46.553 I haven't been back home since I left for Nashville 104 00:05:46.638 --> 00:05:48.680 ten years ago. 105 00:05:48.766 --> 00:05:52.142 I would really, really like to keep my past where it belongs. 106 00:05:52.269 --> 00:05:55.479 -I understand. I really do. -Okay. 107 00:05:55.606 --> 00:05:57.522 And if you don't wanna go, you don't have to. 108 00:05:57.608 --> 00:05:59.816 Okay. Okay. 109 00:05:59.943 --> 00:06:04.145 But if I'm being honest, I'm really worried, Chrissy. 110 00:06:04.239 --> 00:06:05.814 The label isn't happy. 111 00:06:05.908 --> 00:06:08.700 And if this concert doesn't go well, 112 00:06:08.786 --> 00:06:12.037 I'm afraid they might drop you. 113 00:06:12.122 --> 00:06:15.290 I'm sorry, honey, but that's the truth. 114 00:06:17.753 --> 00:06:19.661 You really think this plan will work? 115 00:06:19.755 --> 00:06:21.380 I really do. 116 00:06:23.217 --> 00:06:24.299 Okay. 117 00:06:26.387 --> 00:06:28.053 -I'll go. -Hm. 118 00:06:28.138 --> 00:06:29.846 You'll both leave tonight. 119 00:06:29.973 --> 00:06:31.890 Your tickets have already been purchased. 120 00:06:31.975 --> 00:06:36.186 And try not to be so worried. This is gonna work. 121 00:06:36.313 --> 00:06:38.688 Yeah. Yeah. 122 00:06:40.109 --> 00:06:43.193 Um, where did she say we were going? 123 00:07:20.774 --> 00:07:22.607 Home, sweet home. 124 00:07:37.875 --> 00:07:39.916 I'm so sorry, babe, I really thought we'd get 125 00:07:40.043 --> 00:07:41.960 to spend Christmas together this year. 126 00:07:42.045 --> 00:07:43.745 Stop apologizing, if it's not you 127 00:07:43.839 --> 00:07:46.414 that has to leave for work, it's me. 128 00:07:46.508 --> 00:07:50.594 But after five years of spending the holidays apart, 129 00:07:50.721 --> 00:07:53.346 I think we've perfected the FaceTime Christmas. 130 00:07:53.432 --> 00:07:54.848 You sure you can't fly out? 131 00:07:54.933 --> 00:07:57.425 No, I wish, but I gotta work, too. 132 00:07:57.519 --> 00:07:59.394 You know I'd be there in a heartbeat if I could take off. 133 00:07:59.480 --> 00:08:01.062 -I know. -I love you. 134 00:08:05.235 --> 00:08:08.320 I'm really sorry, I know how much you were looking forward 135 00:08:08.405 --> 00:08:10.271 to spending Christmas together this year. 136 00:08:10.365 --> 00:08:13.783 Mm. I'll be okay. 137 00:08:13.911 --> 00:08:17.537 But what about you? How do you feel being home? 138 00:08:19.457 --> 00:08:20.782 I can tell you're nervous 139 00:08:20.876 --> 00:08:23.168 because you're doing the water thing. 140 00:08:23.253 --> 00:08:25.286 -What water thing? -The same water thing you do. 141 00:08:25.380 --> 00:08:26.755 Every time you get nervous. 142 00:08:26.840 --> 00:08:29.174 You've been sipping that non-stop. 143 00:08:30.636 --> 00:08:32.460 Uh-huh. 144 00:08:32.554 --> 00:08:34.763 I have avoided this place for the last decade. 145 00:08:34.847 --> 00:08:36.631 What was I thinking agreeing to come back? 146 00:08:36.725 --> 00:08:39.683 Decade? When did your parents move away again? 147 00:08:39.770 --> 00:08:41.803 They retired to Key West almost immediately 148 00:08:41.897 --> 00:08:44.481 after I left for Nashville. They're so funny. 149 00:08:44.608 --> 00:08:47.192 My mom started calling herself Key Lime Kathy. 150 00:08:49.238 --> 00:08:53.114 Okay, so your parents don't live here, but... 151 00:08:54.076 --> 00:08:55.149 But what? 152 00:08:55.244 --> 00:08:57.652 Come on. The guy you left behind? 153 00:08:57.746 --> 00:09:01.155 You know, broke up with him on Christmas morning, 154 00:09:01.250 --> 00:09:03.542 in a letter, before running away to Nashville. 155 00:09:03.627 --> 00:09:04.960 Any of this ring a bell? 156 00:09:05.045 --> 00:09:06.327 Why do you know everything about my life? 157 00:09:06.421 --> 00:09:07.963 Because you tell me everything 158 00:09:08.048 --> 00:09:09.548 about your life. 159 00:09:09.633 --> 00:09:11.383 -It's true. -So? 160 00:09:11.468 --> 00:09:13.668 Does this man still live here? 161 00:09:13.762 --> 00:09:17.171 The man's name is Luke, and I wouldn't know. 162 00:09:17.266 --> 00:09:19.933 We haven't spoken since I left. 163 00:09:20.018 --> 00:09:21.393 And I'd really like to keep it that way. 164 00:09:21.478 --> 00:09:22.978 So if you happen to see him around town 165 00:09:23.063 --> 00:09:25.063 somewhere, please warn me. 166 00:09:25.148 --> 00:09:27.899 Oh, how? I don't even know what he looks like. 167 00:09:29.653 --> 00:09:33.572 You know, 6'2, eyes that light up a room 168 00:09:33.657 --> 00:09:35.189 and a jawline so sharp, 169 00:09:35.284 --> 00:09:38.076 you could chop down Christmas trees with it. 170 00:09:38.161 --> 00:09:40.495 Wow, okay. 171 00:09:44.334 --> 00:09:47.210 We need to find somewhere with a bathroom. Quick! 172 00:09:50.841 --> 00:09:53.091 All right, see you. Thanks. Have a good night. 173 00:09:54.970 --> 00:09:57.887 So, grandma, you being helpful over there or just a pain? 174 00:09:58.015 --> 00:10:02.934 Oh, look, someone left their number for you on their receipt. 175 00:10:03.020 --> 00:10:06.220 -So a pain, then. -But this one looks nice. 176 00:10:06.315 --> 00:10:07.897 I mean, she took the time to draw 177 00:10:08.025 --> 00:10:10.275 a little happy face and everything. 178 00:10:11.695 --> 00:10:13.987 You're impossible. 179 00:10:14.072 --> 00:10:17.699 Oh, the last thing I need right now is a girlfriend. 180 00:10:17.784 --> 00:10:20.076 Oh, you can say that till you're blue in the face, 181 00:10:20.203 --> 00:10:23.571 but it doesn't mean it's true. 182 00:10:23.665 --> 00:10:26.333 When was the last time you went out on a date, anyhow? 183 00:10:26.418 --> 00:10:28.409 Had to be right before your sister passed. 184 00:10:28.503 --> 00:10:31.046 -Grandma, please. -Oh, I'm sorry. 185 00:10:31.131 --> 00:10:33.247 I know it's uncomfortable. 186 00:10:33.342 --> 00:10:36.384 But I think this is something that you need to hear. 187 00:10:37.804 --> 00:10:40.421 Look at me, Luke. 188 00:10:40.515 --> 00:10:43.091 Now, your sister was a fine girl. 189 00:10:43.185 --> 00:10:46.519 I've never known a sweeter woman in my whole life. 190 00:10:46.605 --> 00:10:49.272 And what happened to her wasn't fair. 191 00:10:49.399 --> 00:10:54.152 First her husband walks out, then the accident. 192 00:10:54.237 --> 00:10:57.947 But what you did, deciding to take over this bar, 193 00:10:58.075 --> 00:11:00.367 keep her legacy alive, 194 00:11:00.452 --> 00:11:03.444 then stepping up to raise her boy. 195 00:11:03.538 --> 00:11:08.282 Well, I never knew really what faith was until I saw that. 196 00:11:08.377 --> 00:11:11.628 But Brandon is ten years old now. 197 00:11:11.755 --> 00:11:15.965 I know he'd understand if, if you found a lady. 198 00:11:16.093 --> 00:11:18.134 How can you be so sure? 199 00:11:19.304 --> 00:11:21.304 I mean... 200 00:11:21.431 --> 00:11:25.392 What if I meet someone and he doesn't like her? 201 00:11:25.477 --> 00:11:27.301 I feel like something like that could, 202 00:11:27.396 --> 00:11:28.970 could really mess a kid up. 203 00:11:29.064 --> 00:11:32.315 Or he could fall in love with her, same as you. 204 00:11:38.281 --> 00:11:42.826 Like I said, last thing I need right now is a distraction. 205 00:11:55.090 --> 00:11:58.800 Ooh. Oh! 206 00:12:01.680 --> 00:12:02.762 Oh. 207 00:12:14.276 --> 00:12:18.186 So sorry to just run in here like that. 208 00:12:18.280 --> 00:12:22.657 But seriously, you saved me from a disaster. 209 00:12:26.872 --> 00:12:29.456 -Chrissy? -Luke. 210 00:12:31.835 --> 00:12:34.711 What is taking her so long? 211 00:12:36.214 --> 00:12:38.047 Six-foot-two, eyes that light up a room, 212 00:12:38.175 --> 00:12:40.708 a jawline that could chop down a Christmas tree. 213 00:12:40.802 --> 00:12:42.927 Oh, no. This isn't good. 214 00:12:48.518 --> 00:12:50.769 Okay, enough with the theatrics. 215 00:12:50.854 --> 00:12:52.887 You'd think the ghost of Marilyn Monroe 216 00:12:52.981 --> 00:12:54.647 just walked in looking for a stiff one. 217 00:12:54.733 --> 00:12:56.357 Oh, my goodness. Pearl. 218 00:12:56.443 --> 00:12:58.392 I-I didn't even see you standing there. 219 00:12:58.487 --> 00:13:00.278 -Of course you didn't. -Hi. 220 00:13:02.240 --> 00:13:04.899 Oh. Well, I know her, but I don't know you. 221 00:13:04.993 --> 00:13:06.901 Oh, I'm sorry. I should have introduced myself. 222 00:13:06.995 --> 00:13:08.411 I'm Eugene, Chrissy's assistant. 223 00:13:08.538 --> 00:13:10.404 Oh, no need to apologize. 224 00:13:10.499 --> 00:13:13.249 It's quite the shock for everybody. 225 00:13:13.376 --> 00:13:16.920 I'm Pearl, and that there is my grandson, Luke. 226 00:13:17.047 --> 00:13:20.673 -Hi. -Oh. It's good to see you, kid. 227 00:13:20.759 --> 00:13:24.085 -Oh, you look great. -Oh! 228 00:13:24.179 --> 00:13:28.264 No! I look like a little old lady who dyes her hair red. 229 00:13:28.391 --> 00:13:30.391 No. You look great. 230 00:13:30.477 --> 00:13:33.311 Oh, stop it. You're gonna make me blush. 231 00:13:33.396 --> 00:13:37.357 So, brings you back here? 232 00:13:39.903 --> 00:13:41.653 Hello to you, too. 233 00:13:43.073 --> 00:13:44.906 Home For The Holidays. 234 00:13:44.991 --> 00:13:47.441 So you're back here for Christmas or... 235 00:13:47.536 --> 00:13:50.370 Yeah. I mean, that is the big night. 236 00:13:50.455 --> 00:13:53.915 Isn't that lovely? 237 00:13:54.000 --> 00:13:56.617 What's it been? Ten years and some change? 238 00:13:56.711 --> 00:13:57.877 I bet Chrissy doesn't even know 239 00:13:57.963 --> 00:13:59.879 you're running your own restaurant. 240 00:13:59.965 --> 00:14:01.339 Why don't you bring her here for dinner? 241 00:14:01.424 --> 00:14:05.134 Show off that prize-winning menu of yours. 242 00:14:05.262 --> 00:14:07.512 Say, isn't tomorrow your day off? 243 00:14:07.597 --> 00:14:10.798 Ah, y-yes, it is, but I-I actually can't-- 244 00:14:10.892 --> 00:14:13.351 Well, I can't tomorrow, actually, because I'm busy. 245 00:14:13.436 --> 00:14:15.854 -Well, I'm busy too, so I can't. -Oh, you're busy? 246 00:14:15.939 --> 00:14:17.981 -Yeah, can't do it. -What do you mean you can't? 247 00:14:18.108 --> 00:14:20.308 I have more of a social life than you, and by more, 248 00:14:20.402 --> 00:14:22.652 I mean, I actually have one. 249 00:14:22.779 --> 00:14:26.322 -Chrissy, honey. -Yes. 250 00:14:26.449 --> 00:14:28.157 You've been gone a long time. 251 00:14:28.285 --> 00:14:30.201 Some things around here haven't changed. 252 00:14:30.287 --> 00:14:32.036 What I say still goes. 253 00:14:32.122 --> 00:14:35.665 So you are having dinner with my grandson, 254 00:14:35.792 --> 00:14:37.667 and that's all there is to it. 255 00:14:37.794 --> 00:14:39.168 Yes, ma'am. 256 00:14:49.973 --> 00:14:52.557 -Okay. Thoughts? -I like it. 257 00:14:52.642 --> 00:14:55.852 What? It's so boring! 258 00:14:55.979 --> 00:14:58.438 Like, I thought the striped one was boring, 259 00:14:58.523 --> 00:15:01.015 but this one's so boring, I just fell asleep looking at it 260 00:15:01.109 --> 00:15:04.110 while describing its insane level of boringness. 261 00:15:04.195 --> 00:15:05.862 -Brandon! -I'm sorry. 262 00:15:05.989 --> 00:15:09.490 But yesterday I didn't even know you knew Chrissy Kessler. 263 00:15:09.576 --> 00:15:12.526 No wonder you play her music all the time. 264 00:15:12.621 --> 00:15:14.287 Is that so? 265 00:15:14.372 --> 00:15:16.364 I wouldn't say it's all the time. 266 00:15:16.458 --> 00:15:18.958 No, he does, and then tonight 267 00:15:19.044 --> 00:15:21.002 not only did I find out that you know her, 268 00:15:21.087 --> 00:15:24.839 but Grandma Pearl tells me that you're going on a date with her. 269 00:15:26.384 --> 00:15:29.010 So it's obviously the coolest thing ever. 270 00:15:29.095 --> 00:15:31.212 But that tie still doesn't work, 271 00:15:31.306 --> 00:15:33.264 and you really can't wear it, so... 272 00:15:33.350 --> 00:15:36.059 Tough crowd. Okay, fine. 273 00:15:36.186 --> 00:15:38.311 And why are you telling him I'm going on a date? 274 00:15:38.396 --> 00:15:39.938 Isn't it a date? 275 00:15:40.023 --> 00:15:41.889 Did you just answer my question with a question? 276 00:15:41.983 --> 00:15:46.235 Did you just answer my question with a question? 277 00:15:46.363 --> 00:15:48.729 Okay, first of all, it's not a date. 278 00:15:48.823 --> 00:15:50.564 And second of all, the only reason I'm going 279 00:15:50.659 --> 00:15:52.659 is because you're making me. 280 00:15:55.205 --> 00:15:58.247 Oh. I'm out of ties. 281 00:15:58.375 --> 00:15:59.749 I know. 282 00:16:01.878 --> 00:16:03.252 Do you... 283 00:16:08.551 --> 00:16:13.087 Oh, wow! That right there is a tie. 284 00:16:13.181 --> 00:16:14.922 Where, where did you get this from? 285 00:16:15.016 --> 00:16:18.893 I bought it with my allowance. It was worth every cent. 286 00:16:19.896 --> 00:16:22.230 Okay. Wow. Then... 287 00:16:22.315 --> 00:16:24.932 -You have to wear it. -I probably should wear it. 288 00:16:25.026 --> 00:16:27.694 I mean, you bought it. Bring it over here. 289 00:16:27.779 --> 00:16:30.905 Let's try it on. Thank you. 290 00:16:30.991 --> 00:16:32.323 This one off. 291 00:16:35.370 --> 00:16:38.279 Hi, guys, so while I'm back home, 292 00:16:38.373 --> 00:16:40.707 I thought I would show you a little bit of the town 293 00:16:40.792 --> 00:16:42.792 that I grew up in. 294 00:16:42.919 --> 00:16:45.953 This right here is my favorite spot in town. 295 00:16:46.047 --> 00:16:48.381 Great food, better drinks. 296 00:16:48.466 --> 00:16:50.258 And whenever I come back for a visit, 297 00:16:50.343 --> 00:16:52.626 I will not leave until I come here 298 00:16:52.721 --> 00:16:54.971 to check out the local talent and, you know, 299 00:16:55.098 --> 00:16:58.266 knock back a few with a couple of old friends. 300 00:16:58.351 --> 00:16:59.809 -Is that right? -Hi. 301 00:16:59.936 --> 00:17:01.477 Oh. We'll just pick this up later. 302 00:17:01.604 --> 00:17:05.356 -Got it. Have fun! -Um, sorry about that. 303 00:17:05.442 --> 00:17:08.734 I just promised my team that I would post as much as possible 304 00:17:08.819 --> 00:17:10.028 while I'm in town. 305 00:17:10.113 --> 00:17:11.654 It's alright. 306 00:17:21.124 --> 00:17:24.751 Oh, gosh. Oh, God. 307 00:17:26.378 --> 00:17:27.795 Gosh. 308 00:17:28.840 --> 00:17:30.715 Sorry. 309 00:17:32.802 --> 00:17:37.305 So, here we are. 310 00:17:37.390 --> 00:17:38.839 -Yup. -Yeah, this is strange. 311 00:17:38.933 --> 00:17:40.767 -Yeah, it's... Yeah, extremely. -Isn't it? 312 00:17:40.852 --> 00:17:42.060 Yeah. 313 00:17:42.854 --> 00:17:44.604 Um... 314 00:17:44.689 --> 00:17:46.564 Oh, you don't, you don't need to worry about that, I already 315 00:17:46.649 --> 00:17:49.650 told the boys in the back what to bring out to the table. 316 00:17:51.613 --> 00:17:53.404 How do you know what I want? 317 00:17:55.492 --> 00:17:57.533 Hm. Yeah. You're right. 318 00:17:57.660 --> 00:18:00.119 Never could figure out what you wanted. 319 00:18:01.331 --> 00:18:03.331 I meant what I wanted to eat. 320 00:18:05.835 --> 00:18:07.168 Thanks, buddy. 321 00:18:09.422 --> 00:18:12.256 You know what, if we're gonna have dinner together, 322 00:18:12.342 --> 00:18:14.208 can we at least try and be civil? 323 00:18:14.302 --> 00:18:16.544 It's been ten years, Luke. 324 00:18:16.638 --> 00:18:19.430 Maybe it would be nice to just, just catch up 325 00:18:19.516 --> 00:18:21.599 without butting heads. 326 00:18:24.562 --> 00:18:26.312 I was being rude. 327 00:18:28.858 --> 00:18:30.858 Can we just start again? 328 00:18:33.071 --> 00:18:34.987 Well, it sounds like a plan. 329 00:18:41.204 --> 00:18:42.903 Okay. Okay, okay. 330 00:18:42.997 --> 00:18:47.041 -You said that? What? -Do you remember... 331 00:18:47.127 --> 00:18:50.336 Do you remember this one, the show we did in that little bar 332 00:18:50.421 --> 00:18:52.746 way out in, like, Jackson County? 333 00:18:52.841 --> 00:18:56.968 Well, like, what, three people showed up? Maybe four? 334 00:18:57.053 --> 00:19:00.421 Yeah. Yeah, I... Ah. 335 00:19:00.515 --> 00:19:02.807 You remember the guy with the pig? 336 00:19:02.892 --> 00:19:05.434 -You remember that? -The pig! 337 00:19:05.562 --> 00:19:08.104 Oh, my gosh. I forgot about the pig. 338 00:19:08.231 --> 00:19:10.264 You almost got punched that night. 339 00:19:10.358 --> 00:19:13.234 Ah, well, yeah, I guess I probably shouldn't have said 340 00:19:13.319 --> 00:19:17.446 we accept all tips including bacon. 341 00:19:21.202 --> 00:19:23.494 You didn't have my back, by the way. 342 00:19:23.580 --> 00:19:26.998 -What was I supposed to do? -I don't know. 343 00:19:27.083 --> 00:19:29.000 I would've sold you out in a hot second. 344 00:19:29.085 --> 00:19:30.710 Man... 345 00:19:30.795 --> 00:19:35.289 Oh. Wow. It, this is so... 346 00:19:35.383 --> 00:19:40.219 It's-it's just weird to think that all we had back then 347 00:19:40.305 --> 00:19:44.182 were some crappy used guitars and a couple of, 348 00:19:44.267 --> 00:19:46.517 couple of picks I stole from the school band room. 349 00:19:46.603 --> 00:19:48.519 Why anyone would wanna come out and hear 350 00:19:48.605 --> 00:19:52.481 two very amateur singers who are just starting out? 351 00:19:52.609 --> 00:19:56.527 Oh, you can just stop with the false modesty. 352 00:19:56.613 --> 00:19:57.987 -No... -Ah. 353 00:19:58.114 --> 00:20:01.315 People came to hear you sing. Yeah. 354 00:20:01.409 --> 00:20:04.994 Well, don't sell yourself short, Luke. 355 00:20:05.121 --> 00:20:06.987 I mean, maybe I had the better voice. 356 00:20:07.081 --> 00:20:08.989 Just a, just a little bit. 357 00:20:09.083 --> 00:20:11.209 You know, but the songs I wrote for myself 358 00:20:11.294 --> 00:20:13.827 were never as good as the ones you wrote for me. 359 00:20:13.922 --> 00:20:16.505 And all anybody could talk about back then 360 00:20:16.633 --> 00:20:21.510 was the magic you were making with that guitar. 361 00:20:21.638 --> 00:20:25.681 Yeah, well, not anymore, they're not. 362 00:20:25.808 --> 00:20:27.675 These days the only thing I'm famous for around here 363 00:20:27.769 --> 00:20:29.227 are my ribs. 364 00:20:30.980 --> 00:20:32.563 Well, that's a shame. 365 00:20:33.775 --> 00:20:37.485 No. No, it's, it's fine. 366 00:20:37.570 --> 00:20:39.687 Really. Yeah. 367 00:20:39.781 --> 00:20:41.188 You know, all those years on the road, 368 00:20:41.282 --> 00:20:43.532 I, I just realized 369 00:20:43.660 --> 00:20:46.860 that having a place to call home 370 00:20:46.955 --> 00:20:49.288 was more important to me than music was. 371 00:20:51.834 --> 00:20:54.702 Home is right here in Cedar Pines. 372 00:20:54.796 --> 00:20:58.047 So I guess we, uh, I guess we both 373 00:20:58.174 --> 00:21:00.216 kinda got what we wanted, right? 374 00:21:02.929 --> 00:21:04.428 I guess we did. 375 00:21:12.105 --> 00:21:13.604 Yeah. 376 00:21:13.690 --> 00:21:14.855 Okay, well, I gotta ask. 377 00:21:14.941 --> 00:21:17.066 Who is the girl? 378 00:21:17.193 --> 00:21:19.610 The, the what? 379 00:21:19.696 --> 00:21:21.395 Oh, come on. 380 00:21:21.489 --> 00:21:25.232 I know that you did not pick out that awful tie all on your own. 381 00:21:25.326 --> 00:21:27.243 -This tie? Right. -It's terrible. 382 00:21:28.705 --> 00:21:30.538 You are right. I did not pick this out. 383 00:21:30.623 --> 00:21:32.039 -Um... -Yeah. 384 00:21:32.125 --> 00:21:35.084 Uh, yeah, Brandon, Brandon picked this out. 385 00:21:35.211 --> 00:21:37.962 -My nephew. -That's funny. 386 00:21:39.674 --> 00:21:43.926 Yeah. Um, uh... 387 00:21:44.053 --> 00:21:47.263 My sister, uh, she actually, um, 388 00:21:47.390 --> 00:21:50.474 she passed away a couple of years after you left. 389 00:21:50.560 --> 00:21:55.187 And so I, uh, I adopted him as soon as I could. 390 00:21:56.399 --> 00:21:57.982 I had no idea. 391 00:21:59.235 --> 00:22:01.068 Luke, I'm so sorry. 392 00:22:03.698 --> 00:22:06.949 Um, if it's okay with you, 393 00:22:07.076 --> 00:22:11.037 I would really love to meet Brandon. 394 00:22:11.122 --> 00:22:13.914 I'm sure we can, uh, figure something out. 395 00:22:14.000 --> 00:22:15.949 Okay. 396 00:22:16.044 --> 00:22:18.169 Oh, you should bring him to the concert. 397 00:22:19.922 --> 00:22:22.623 Uh, w-w-what concert? 398 00:22:22.717 --> 00:22:26.218 I told you last night. Home For The Holidays. 399 00:22:26.304 --> 00:22:30.130 I came home to do a live Christmas concert 400 00:22:30.224 --> 00:22:32.466 from back where it all began. 401 00:22:32.560 --> 00:22:35.686 Chrissy Kessler, Home For The Holidays. 402 00:22:38.900 --> 00:22:41.442 -Right. -Yeah. 403 00:22:43.029 --> 00:22:44.737 What? 404 00:22:44.822 --> 00:22:47.698 Here I thought that you came back 405 00:22:47.784 --> 00:22:50.493 because you actually missed this place. 406 00:22:53.331 --> 00:22:57.291 This whole thing is just a big publicity stunt. 407 00:22:57.377 --> 00:23:00.753 -Isn't it? Really? -No. It's not. Really. 408 00:23:00.838 --> 00:23:03.214 Well, then, then what was that crap you were saying when 409 00:23:03.299 --> 00:23:05.841 I walked in here, about how this was your favorite restaurant, 410 00:23:05.968 --> 00:23:07.551 you know, and you liked to come and catch up 411 00:23:07.637 --> 00:23:08.677 with old friends or whatever? 412 00:23:08.805 --> 00:23:10.838 Because we both know 413 00:23:10.932 --> 00:23:12.306 you've never been to this restaurant, 414 00:23:12.392 --> 00:23:13.674 because my sister bought this place 415 00:23:13.768 --> 00:23:16.185 a couple of months after you left. 416 00:23:16.312 --> 00:23:18.437 I... 417 00:23:18.523 --> 00:23:23.359 You, you're this big star, Chrissy. 418 00:23:23.486 --> 00:23:26.570 There isn't an ounce of authenticity left in you. 419 00:23:26.656 --> 00:23:29.698 I mean, because when I knew you, there wasn't a dirt road 420 00:23:29.826 --> 00:23:34.286 in this entire town you didn't know. 421 00:23:34.372 --> 00:23:36.956 I bet you couldn't even find it on a map. 422 00:23:41.671 --> 00:23:43.170 Exactly. 423 00:23:44.841 --> 00:23:47.207 You know, you shouldn't be calling your concert 424 00:23:47.301 --> 00:23:49.343 Home For The Holidays 425 00:23:49.429 --> 00:23:52.546 when you don't even know what that word means anymore. 426 00:24:08.406 --> 00:24:09.947 How on Earth am I gonna write this? 427 00:24:15.830 --> 00:24:17.663 Hi, Carole. Hi. 428 00:24:17.748 --> 00:24:20.916 Have you had a chance to listen to any of the demos I sent? 429 00:24:21.043 --> 00:24:23.335 I did. Uh, yeah, I listened to all of 'em. 430 00:24:23.421 --> 00:24:26.964 I-I don't know. It's just, none of 'em really felt right to me. 431 00:24:27.049 --> 00:24:29.249 Oh. Don't worry. We'll find something. 432 00:24:29.343 --> 00:24:32.085 All right, yeah. Is that all? 433 00:24:32.180 --> 00:24:34.763 No. I had an idea. 434 00:24:34.891 --> 00:24:37.641 And I need you to hear me out before shooting it down, okay? 435 00:24:37.727 --> 00:24:40.811 -Oh, I'm already nervous. -Nothing to be nervous about. 436 00:24:40.897 --> 00:24:43.439 Your publicist and I have been chatting, 437 00:24:43.566 --> 00:24:46.817 and we were thinking how much amazing press you'd get 438 00:24:46.903 --> 00:24:50.437 if you reunited with Brad Love at your concert. 439 00:24:50.531 --> 00:24:54.617 -No. No way. -Now, wait, hear me out. 440 00:24:54.744 --> 00:24:56.452 What if you guys did a duet together? 441 00:24:56.579 --> 00:24:58.579 Maybe sing a classic Christmas song together. 442 00:24:58.664 --> 00:25:02.583 No, no, no, no. Brad and I are through. 443 00:25:02.668 --> 00:25:05.336 And I don't care how good the publicity is, it's not worth 444 00:25:05.421 --> 00:25:07.454 getting back together with your ex. 445 00:25:07.548 --> 00:25:09.131 I've had all I can take of ex-boyfriends. 446 00:25:09.258 --> 00:25:12.292 -What's that? -Ah, uh, nothing. What? 447 00:25:12.386 --> 00:25:15.638 Anyway, I don't know why you think Brad is so awful. 448 00:25:15.765 --> 00:25:17.973 I'm not just saying thisbecause you're both my clients, 449 00:25:18.100 --> 00:25:21.143 but you guys were really good together. 450 00:25:21.270 --> 00:25:23.729 Honestly, I don't even remember why you all broke up. 451 00:25:23.814 --> 00:25:25.940 Well, I-I never said he was awful. 452 00:25:26.025 --> 00:25:28.317 We broke up because Brad Love puts Brad Love first. 453 00:25:28.444 --> 00:25:31.320 All right, all right. I'll drop the Brad thing for now. 454 00:25:31.447 --> 00:25:33.906 No, no. Not-not for now. For always. 455 00:25:33.991 --> 00:25:35.649 Mm, maybe you'll change your mind. 456 00:25:35.743 --> 00:25:38.151 -Nope. Never gonna happen. -Never know. 457 00:25:38.246 --> 00:25:41.413 -Okay. Buh-bye, Carole. -Chat soon, Chrissy. 458 00:25:47.755 --> 00:25:50.589 -You seem kinda worked up today. -Yeah, I am! 459 00:25:50.675 --> 00:25:52.049 Carole called this morning trying to get me 460 00:25:52.134 --> 00:25:54.001 back together with my ex, 461 00:25:54.095 --> 00:25:56.003 which is the last thing I need after last night's dinner 462 00:25:56.097 --> 00:25:59.557 with Luke, who basically told me he thinks I'm a total fake, 463 00:25:59.642 --> 00:26:02.101 and then stormed out of his own restaurant. 464 00:26:02.186 --> 00:26:05.271 And now I'm marching through Cedar Pines, my hometown, 465 00:26:05.356 --> 00:26:07.231 that I haven't been back to in ten years, 466 00:26:07.316 --> 00:26:10.317 and honestly, it's all a little stressful. 467 00:26:10.403 --> 00:26:13.020 And that's why I have to buy that bicycle. 468 00:26:13.114 --> 00:26:15.698 -I'm sorry. What? -Because of Luke. 469 00:26:15.825 --> 00:26:18.576 Huh? You're scaring me. 470 00:26:18.661 --> 00:26:21.745 Luke said that I didn't know this town anymore. 471 00:26:21.831 --> 00:26:23.747 Probably couldn't even find it on a map, 472 00:26:23.833 --> 00:26:26.584 or something like that. Well, I'm gonna show him. 473 00:26:26.669 --> 00:26:29.202 I'm gonna get a bike and I'm gonna ride it 474 00:26:29.297 --> 00:26:31.338 down the dirt roads that I was raised on. 475 00:26:31.424 --> 00:26:32.756 -Makes sense now? -Yeah. 476 00:26:32.842 --> 00:26:35.042 When you explain it with a complete set of words 477 00:26:35.136 --> 00:26:37.052 and then put those words in a specific context, 478 00:26:37.179 --> 00:26:38.262 it makes perfect sense. 479 00:26:38.347 --> 00:26:39.722 No, not fair, you're not 480 00:26:39.849 --> 00:26:42.049 allowed to make me laugh when I'm upset. 481 00:26:42.143 --> 00:26:43.892 Too bad. 482 00:26:44.020 --> 00:26:48.555 Look, I know what Luke said was hard to hear. 483 00:26:48.649 --> 00:26:52.401 -But maybe he was right. -What does that mean? 484 00:26:52.528 --> 00:26:54.486 You haven't been back in ten years. 485 00:26:54.572 --> 00:26:56.229 Maybe you don't remember this place as well 486 00:26:56.324 --> 00:26:58.065 as you think you do. 487 00:26:58.159 --> 00:27:00.701 And I know it was hard for you to come back. 488 00:27:00.786 --> 00:27:02.069 But did you ever consider 489 00:27:02.163 --> 00:27:04.955 that this isn't so easy for Luke either? 490 00:27:07.043 --> 00:27:10.711 No. I didn't. Thank you, Eugene. 491 00:27:18.971 --> 00:27:21.305 Is this hat on too tight, or is that Chrissy Kessler? 492 00:27:21.390 --> 00:27:24.933 Bruce! Ah! 493 00:27:25.061 --> 00:27:28.646 -Hi! How are you? Oh. -Wonderful! 494 00:27:28.731 --> 00:27:30.606 Oh, shoot, I always knew you'd come home. 495 00:27:30.733 --> 00:27:33.776 -And isn't a second too soon. -Oh, my goodness! 496 00:27:33.903 --> 00:27:36.570 -I have missed you, Bruce. -I missed you, too. 497 00:27:36.656 --> 00:27:40.115 Oh, unbelievable, I was just coming by to buy a bike 498 00:27:40.242 --> 00:27:41.825 and ride around town today. 499 00:27:41.911 --> 00:27:43.276 No, you're not buying anything. 500 00:27:43.371 --> 00:27:44.495 We'll find something for you to ride. 501 00:27:44.580 --> 00:27:45.946 Just bring it back in one piece. 502 00:27:46.040 --> 00:27:48.040 -Are you sure? -Mm-hmm. Absolutely. 503 00:27:48.125 --> 00:27:51.543 -Wouldn't have it any other way. -Thank you. 504 00:27:51.629 --> 00:27:55.130 Uh, Chrissy, I think you have a stalker. 505 00:27:55.257 --> 00:27:58.801 Oh, no. This is my assistant, Eugene. 506 00:27:58.928 --> 00:28:00.803 Oh. It's a pleasure to meet you. 507 00:28:00.930 --> 00:28:01.962 And you as well. 508 00:28:02.056 --> 00:28:03.263 I've known this young lady since 509 00:28:03.349 --> 00:28:05.057 she was knee-high to a grasshopper. 510 00:28:05.142 --> 00:28:06.684 Chrissy would come every week with her dad, 511 00:28:06.769 --> 00:28:08.185 and while he was looking at camping gear, 512 00:28:08.270 --> 00:28:09.687 she would play with this old cat 513 00:28:09.772 --> 00:28:10.979 that liked to hang around the shop. 514 00:28:11.107 --> 00:28:12.147 A mean little tabby 515 00:28:12.274 --> 00:28:13.941 who liked to sass the customers. 516 00:28:14.026 --> 00:28:16.143 Sassed me once or twice, too, and I did not like it. 517 00:28:16.237 --> 00:28:19.530 Oh, I remember that cat. 518 00:28:19.615 --> 00:28:22.658 Anyway, that old cat will only let one person ever pet him. 519 00:28:22.785 --> 00:28:24.326 -And that was Chrissy. -That's right. 520 00:28:24.453 --> 00:28:28.321 I guess even a evil, mean, old, grumpy sourpuss 521 00:28:28.416 --> 00:28:29.832 knew a good egg when he saw one. 522 00:28:29.959 --> 00:28:32.993 -That's very sweet of ya, Bruce. -Well, it's true. 523 00:28:33.087 --> 00:28:35.587 Now, about that bike, I think I know the perfect one. 524 00:28:35.673 --> 00:28:37.089 Okay. 525 00:28:38.926 --> 00:28:41.051 -Bruce. -Good people. 526 00:28:41.137 --> 00:28:43.887 -Such good people. -Really good people. 527 00:28:43.973 --> 00:28:46.682 -Oh. Ahem. -Oh, wow. 528 00:28:46.809 --> 00:28:51.103 A reindeer bike. Just like your new song. 529 00:28:51.188 --> 00:28:54.690 -Wow! That is quite a bike. -Mm-hmm. 530 00:28:54.817 --> 00:28:56.358 Uh, oh, Chrissy, would you mind 531 00:28:56.485 --> 00:28:57.985 if I took Rudolph here for a spin? 532 00:28:58.070 --> 00:29:00.353 Oh. You know what? You go for it. 533 00:29:00.448 --> 00:29:02.865 -I'm-I'm gonna walk. -Oh, awesome. 534 00:29:05.035 --> 00:29:06.744 -Bruce, I'll see you later. -See ya. 535 00:29:06.829 --> 00:29:07.911 Okay. 536 00:30:07.264 --> 00:30:08.472 Chrissy? 537 00:30:09.350 --> 00:30:11.391 Oh, no. Oh. 538 00:30:12.895 --> 00:30:15.938 Ooh. Oh! Uh... 539 00:30:16.065 --> 00:30:18.190 -Wait, Chrissy, what are you-- -I'm okay! 540 00:30:18.275 --> 00:30:20.651 All right, come inside. It's about to pour. 541 00:30:20.736 --> 00:30:22.611 God! Ah! 542 00:30:44.635 --> 00:30:46.093 Ahem. 543 00:30:48.430 --> 00:30:49.930 Tea? 544 00:30:50.015 --> 00:30:52.140 Appreciate that, but that's really not necessary. 545 00:30:52.268 --> 00:30:54.142 I won't be here much longer. 546 00:30:54.270 --> 00:30:56.854 I'm leaving as soon as this storm clears up. 547 00:30:56.939 --> 00:30:59.982 Well, I wouldn't hold your breath. 548 00:31:00.109 --> 00:31:03.485 Still no power and all the roads are washed out. 549 00:31:03.612 --> 00:31:05.145 I won't be able to drive you back to the lodge 550 00:31:05.239 --> 00:31:06.196 until tomorrow morning. 551 00:31:06.282 --> 00:31:08.407 Oh, just a nightmare. 552 00:31:13.539 --> 00:31:14.621 Ow. 553 00:31:20.462 --> 00:31:22.212 Well, this is lovely. 554 00:31:24.633 --> 00:31:29.344 So, you, uh, I don't know, wanna explain to me 555 00:31:29.471 --> 00:31:30.929 what you were doing out there or.. 556 00:31:31.015 --> 00:31:33.432 I don't know. I don't know. 557 00:31:33.517 --> 00:31:35.267 Oh, you know what, maybe it has something to do 558 00:31:35.352 --> 00:31:38.395 with that little rant of yours last night. 559 00:31:38.480 --> 00:31:40.105 Maybe I should have just left you out in the rain. 560 00:31:40.190 --> 00:31:45.352 Luke, you basically said I didn't belong here anymore, 561 00:31:45.446 --> 00:31:48.155 that I don't have the right to call this place home. 562 00:31:52.494 --> 00:31:56.029 You know what the worst part of all this is? 563 00:31:56.123 --> 00:31:57.706 You were right. 564 00:32:02.171 --> 00:32:06.548 You were right. I should have come back sooner. 565 00:32:06.675 --> 00:32:10.844 And I wish I hadn't stayed away for so long. 566 00:32:13.724 --> 00:32:16.391 Can I ask why you did? 567 00:32:16.518 --> 00:32:18.560 I mean, was it because you were ashamed 568 00:32:18.687 --> 00:32:21.221 of your hometown roots after you became famous? 569 00:32:21.315 --> 00:32:25.442 No, no. It's the exact opposite. 570 00:32:27.029 --> 00:32:28.236 Luke... 571 00:32:29.281 --> 00:32:31.990 Leaving Cedar Pines was 572 00:32:32.076 --> 00:32:35.077 one of the toughest decisions I've ever had to make. 573 00:32:36.330 --> 00:32:38.163 And I was afraid 574 00:32:38.248 --> 00:32:42.167 that if I came back, 575 00:32:42.252 --> 00:32:44.753 I just wouldn't have the strength to leave again. 576 00:32:48.050 --> 00:32:51.134 Um, I always wondered about that. 577 00:33:03.565 --> 00:33:08.110 Say, um, I told Brandon I would make Christmas cookies 578 00:33:08.237 --> 00:33:11.863 for him and his friends. He's sleeping at Pearl's house. 579 00:33:11.949 --> 00:33:14.866 And given we have nothing better to do, 580 00:33:14.952 --> 00:33:17.944 would you like to help me frost 'em, so I can surprise him 581 00:33:18.038 --> 00:33:19.663 when he gets here in the morning? 582 00:33:21.500 --> 00:33:23.125 Yeah. Sounds fun. 583 00:33:25.004 --> 00:33:28.588 -Great. Okay. -Okay. 584 00:33:36.849 --> 00:33:38.181 So you mentioned last night 585 00:33:38.267 --> 00:33:41.018 you were doing a concert here in town. 586 00:33:41.103 --> 00:33:44.646 -I am. -Well, that's exciting. 587 00:33:46.025 --> 00:33:48.567 Thanks. 588 00:33:48.652 --> 00:33:53.155 If I'm completely honest, I'm extremely stressed out about it. 589 00:33:53.282 --> 00:33:54.865 Yeah? Why is that? 590 00:33:54.950 --> 00:33:59.369 I released a song called Reindeer Slaay, 591 00:33:59.455 --> 00:34:04.491 and to say the least, it did not slay at all. 592 00:34:04.585 --> 00:34:09.087 Yeah. I, um, I keep up with your career. 593 00:34:11.132 --> 00:34:14.217 -You do? -Of course, I do. 594 00:34:18.681 --> 00:34:21.224 Ah, continue. 595 00:34:23.270 --> 00:34:28.732 Right. So I agreed to debut a new song at my concert. 596 00:34:28.817 --> 00:34:31.902 Problem is, all the songs that they've sent me aren't any good, 597 00:34:31.987 --> 00:34:35.655 and I'd rather write an original song. 598 00:34:35.741 --> 00:34:38.033 But truth be told, 599 00:34:38.159 --> 00:34:42.036 I have been off my game for quite some time now. 600 00:34:48.045 --> 00:34:51.588 -Three chords. -What? 601 00:34:51.672 --> 00:34:54.591 The key to writing a good song 602 00:34:54.676 --> 00:34:57.552 is three chords and the truth. 603 00:34:57.679 --> 00:34:59.304 Don't overthink it. 604 00:35:04.228 --> 00:35:05.560 I mean, Luke... 605 00:35:07.189 --> 00:35:09.981 you're brilliant. 606 00:35:10.067 --> 00:35:13.985 Thank you, but that was not mine. It is a famous quote-- 607 00:35:14.071 --> 00:35:16.321 No, not that, when you said, "Don't overthink it," 608 00:35:16.406 --> 00:35:19.324 that's exactly what I'm doing, I'm over-thinking it. 609 00:35:19.409 --> 00:35:22.068 What are you getting at? 610 00:35:22.162 --> 00:35:23.870 I just mean there's no way I'm gonna be able 611 00:35:23.956 --> 00:35:26.581 to magically write a hit song in five days, 612 00:35:26.708 --> 00:35:28.333 because I'm way too in my head. 613 00:35:28.418 --> 00:35:31.670 And I don't want to debut a new song written by a stranger. 614 00:35:31.755 --> 00:35:35.215 -I just don't. -Yeah. 615 00:35:40.389 --> 00:35:44.266 What if you wrote a song with me? 616 00:35:46.895 --> 00:35:51.481 Oh, gosh! I-I don't, I don't... I don't know about that. 617 00:35:51.567 --> 00:35:55.318 Please. Please, Luke. This means everything to me. 618 00:35:55.404 --> 00:35:58.446 And you are the best songwriter I have ever met. 619 00:36:01.952 --> 00:36:04.327 Chrissy, I-I appreciate that, and I-I would help, 620 00:36:04.413 --> 00:36:08.248 but I don't even know if I know how to anymore. 621 00:36:08.333 --> 00:36:09.958 I mean, I can't even remember the last time 622 00:36:10.085 --> 00:36:11.451 I picked up a guitar. 623 00:36:11.545 --> 00:36:13.962 No time like the present. 624 00:36:14.089 --> 00:36:16.047 I'm sorry, Chrissy. 625 00:36:16.133 --> 00:36:18.216 Okay, okay, okay, listen. 626 00:36:18.302 --> 00:36:21.794 Do you remember when we were still gigging together? 627 00:36:21.889 --> 00:36:26.099 It didn't matter if they wanted to book us or not. 628 00:36:26.185 --> 00:36:29.186 You would do anything to get them to let us play. 629 00:36:29.271 --> 00:36:33.940 You know, and sometimes you would offer a trade. 630 00:36:34.026 --> 00:36:37.110 Like, in Lake City when you promised 631 00:36:37.196 --> 00:36:39.988 that we would bus tables for a week 632 00:36:40.115 --> 00:36:42.574 if they let us play three songs on stage? 633 00:36:42.659 --> 00:36:43.867 Ah... 634 00:36:45.287 --> 00:36:47.329 Okay. So? 635 00:36:47.456 --> 00:36:50.624 So you agree to write the song 636 00:36:50.709 --> 00:36:54.794 and I promise, I will do anything you want. 637 00:36:56.298 --> 00:36:58.965 I don't want anything, Chrissy. Uh... 638 00:36:59.051 --> 00:37:02.219 All right, maybe you don't want anything, 639 00:37:02.304 --> 00:37:05.555 but someone you know might. 640 00:37:09.561 --> 00:37:11.937 I do actually know someone 641 00:37:12.022 --> 00:37:15.190 who needs something. 642 00:37:15.317 --> 00:37:19.778 When you walked in that bar, Pearl lit up. 643 00:37:19.863 --> 00:37:23.406 You mean a lot to the people of this town, Chrissy. 644 00:37:23.492 --> 00:37:25.024 You're the one that made it. 645 00:37:25.118 --> 00:37:29.704 Every song you release, every video that premieres, 646 00:37:29.831 --> 00:37:33.792 everybody gets together every time to watch them. 647 00:37:40.175 --> 00:37:44.386 Um, yeah, I, uh, I didn't realize that. 648 00:37:46.473 --> 00:37:50.308 Anyways, Pearl asked me 649 00:37:50.394 --> 00:37:53.895 to host her annual Christmas Eve party. 650 00:37:54.022 --> 00:37:55.272 You know, she's slowing down a bit, 651 00:37:55.357 --> 00:37:56.940 so I told her I would help. 652 00:37:57.025 --> 00:37:58.608 I remember that party. 653 00:37:58.694 --> 00:38:01.653 No one throws a Christmas bash like your grandma. 654 00:38:01.738 --> 00:38:05.323 Nope. And she puts a lot of pride in that party. 655 00:38:05.409 --> 00:38:07.200 Yeah. 656 00:38:07.286 --> 00:38:10.745 The point is, I know how much it would mean to everyone 657 00:38:10.872 --> 00:38:13.239 to see you perform here again. 658 00:38:13.333 --> 00:38:17.377 And, oh, and if you sing at grandma's party, 659 00:38:17.462 --> 00:38:20.463 well, that would just about make her life. 660 00:38:20.549 --> 00:38:24.259 So if you want me to help you 661 00:38:24.386 --> 00:38:25.844 write this Christmas song-- 662 00:38:25.929 --> 00:38:27.721 Consider it done. 663 00:38:32.227 --> 00:38:35.979 That was fast. You have yourself a deal. 664 00:38:37.941 --> 00:38:42.110 Oh. What have I done? 665 00:38:43.822 --> 00:38:46.573 -You're gonna love it. -Oh, man. 666 00:38:47.743 --> 00:38:49.993 Well, I'm exhausted. 667 00:38:50.078 --> 00:38:53.413 Yeah. Yeah, you read my mind. I'm tired, too. 668 00:38:53.498 --> 00:38:55.999 And I don't think you're getting out of here anytime soon. 669 00:38:56.084 --> 00:38:57.375 No. 670 00:38:57.461 --> 00:39:01.004 So why don't I 671 00:39:01.089 --> 00:39:05.091 make a bed on the couch and... 672 00:39:05.177 --> 00:39:08.595 -Well... -Yeah. Yeah, that's perfect. 673 00:39:08.680 --> 00:39:11.806 -Thank you. -Great. 674 00:39:11.933 --> 00:39:14.351 We'll clean this up in the morning. Yeah. 675 00:39:14.436 --> 00:39:16.728 I love leaving dishes for tomorrow. 676 00:39:27.783 --> 00:39:29.982 All right. 677 00:39:30.077 --> 00:39:32.160 -There you go. -Thanks. 678 00:39:35.248 --> 00:39:37.791 Mm. It's cozy. 679 00:39:40.796 --> 00:39:42.003 What? 680 00:39:43.507 --> 00:39:45.548 Oh. 681 00:39:45.634 --> 00:39:47.166 It's just been a while 682 00:39:47.260 --> 00:39:51.721 since I've seen you wrapped in that blanket. 683 00:39:54.726 --> 00:39:56.184 Yeah. 684 00:39:59.815 --> 00:40:02.190 I noticed you don't have many Christmas decorations up. 685 00:40:02.317 --> 00:40:04.234 You don't even have a tree. 686 00:40:05.153 --> 00:40:06.611 Yeah. 687 00:40:06.696 --> 00:40:10.240 Well... it's been a while 688 00:40:10.325 --> 00:40:13.827 since I've felt like celebrating Christmas, so... 689 00:40:14.871 --> 00:40:16.121 Right. 690 00:40:19.000 --> 00:40:20.583 All right. 691 00:40:25.215 --> 00:40:27.257 Goodnight, Chrissy. 692 00:40:27.342 --> 00:40:28.883 Goodnight, Luke. 693 00:40:52.159 --> 00:40:56.661 Hey. You must be Brandon. 694 00:40:56.746 --> 00:40:59.914 -Wait. Y-you know my name? -Y-you know what, you're good. 695 00:41:00.041 --> 00:41:02.250 You're good. Good with the syrup, good with the syrup. 696 00:41:03.879 --> 00:41:07.922 Uh, um, you know, I-I'm, like, your biggest fan. 697 00:41:08.049 --> 00:41:09.799 I-I love all your music. 698 00:41:09.885 --> 00:41:13.136 That so? Even Reindeer Slaay? 699 00:41:13.221 --> 00:41:17.390 Um, is that a trick question? 700 00:41:19.644 --> 00:41:21.561 You're funny! 701 00:41:21.646 --> 00:41:24.931 You know, I-I always suspected that I'm funny, so... 702 00:41:25.025 --> 00:41:26.441 -You're right. -Oh, wow. 703 00:41:26.568 --> 00:41:29.068 I see the two of you have already met. 704 00:41:29.154 --> 00:41:31.613 Uncle Luke, she thinks I'm funny. 705 00:41:31.740 --> 00:41:34.657 -Yeah. Yeah. Funny-looking. -No. 706 00:41:34.743 --> 00:41:37.619 -Can I make you some breakfast? -Yeah. Yeah. 707 00:41:37.746 --> 00:41:39.954 Oh, Uncle Luke, do you think she can come with us 708 00:41:40.081 --> 00:41:41.873 to buy the Christmas tree for your restaurant? 709 00:41:41.958 --> 00:41:44.167 Oh, bud, I'm sure she's got better things she needs to-- 710 00:41:44.252 --> 00:41:45.960 I'm not busy. 711 00:41:46.087 --> 00:41:48.505 We don't start rehearsals again until tomorrow. 712 00:41:48.590 --> 00:41:50.790 Okay. Great. 713 00:41:50.884 --> 00:41:52.217 Perfect, and we'll pick up a tree 714 00:41:52.302 --> 00:41:53.626 for your place, too, while we're at it. 715 00:41:53.720 --> 00:41:55.512 -Sweet! -Oh. 716 00:41:55.597 --> 00:41:59.182 Two trees. Even better. Double the fun. 717 00:42:02.896 --> 00:42:06.064 Ha-ha, no, you're lying, Chrissy didn't actually 718 00:42:06.149 --> 00:42:07.640 get stuck at her ex-boyfriend's house. 719 00:42:07.734 --> 00:42:10.193 I swear. She had to spend the night and everything. 720 00:42:10.278 --> 00:42:13.363 Wow. You are never going to let her live this down, are you? 721 00:42:13.448 --> 00:42:17.033 Oh, honey. Never. I should probably go. 722 00:42:17.118 --> 00:42:19.118 Chrissy is here to buy a couple of Christmas trees. 723 00:42:19.204 --> 00:42:20.828 She'll need my help carrying them to the car. 724 00:42:20.956 --> 00:42:24.457 -Okay, go. Love you. -Love you, too. 725 00:42:32.509 --> 00:42:36.135 Well, let's just get one. 726 00:42:36.221 --> 00:42:38.671 -A tree is a tree, isn't it? -Ah, no. 727 00:42:38.765 --> 00:42:42.350 Okay, like, a spruce is not good for a Christmas tree. 728 00:42:42.477 --> 00:42:43.977 It just loses its shape too fast. 729 00:42:44.062 --> 00:42:46.938 But, like, this one, right here, this one's perfect. 730 00:42:47.023 --> 00:42:50.108 You cannot go wrong with a classic Fraser fir. 731 00:42:50.193 --> 00:42:54.195 Okay, okay. Great. We found our tree. Let's get it. 732 00:42:54.322 --> 00:42:56.531 All right. Brandon, what do you think? 733 00:42:56.658 --> 00:42:58.908 -Brandon? -Brandon? 734 00:42:58.994 --> 00:43:01.369 -Brandon? -Brandon! 735 00:43:02.330 --> 00:43:04.747 Oh, found him, Luke. 736 00:43:04.833 --> 00:43:07.834 -Hey. Hey. -Hey, Brandon. 737 00:43:07.919 --> 00:43:10.003 You gotta stay with us, bud. 738 00:43:13.758 --> 00:43:15.550 Oh. 739 00:43:15.677 --> 00:43:18.177 So who's the lady? 740 00:43:18.263 --> 00:43:21.389 Her name is Emily. 741 00:43:21.516 --> 00:43:24.809 Okay. All right. Are you gonna, you gonna talk to her? 742 00:43:24.894 --> 00:43:26.936 You're just gonna stand here and stare? 743 00:43:27.022 --> 00:43:29.772 -Can't talk. -Oh, come on. 744 00:43:29.858 --> 00:43:32.400 Just, just go up to her. You got this. 745 00:43:32.527 --> 00:43:35.778 Cannot talk. 746 00:43:35.864 --> 00:43:38.031 Okay. Well, now you sound like a robot. 747 00:43:38.116 --> 00:43:40.742 Okay. Come here. I'm gonna, I'm gonna help you out. 748 00:43:40.869 --> 00:43:43.036 -Come here. -What are you doing? 749 00:43:43.121 --> 00:43:45.872 So rule number one, if you want a girl to like you, 750 00:43:45.957 --> 00:43:48.249 she has to notice you first, right? 751 00:43:48.376 --> 00:43:51.836 And what is the best way to do that? Is dance. 752 00:43:51.921 --> 00:43:54.339 Hey, got anything funky? 753 00:43:54.424 --> 00:43:55.965 -I got you. -Okay. 754 00:43:56.051 --> 00:43:57.967 Don't worry about it. Don't worry about the moves. 755 00:43:58.053 --> 00:44:00.928 It's about confidence inside. Okay? 756 00:44:01.056 --> 00:44:02.930 Okay. Listen to the music. 757 00:44:06.561 --> 00:44:10.813 Feel it? Yeah? And... Yeah! You got it. 758 00:44:10.899 --> 00:44:14.317 You're better than-than you think you thought out to be. 759 00:44:14.402 --> 00:44:16.268 Come on, Brandon, show us what you got. 760 00:44:24.746 --> 00:44:25.787 Yes! 761 00:44:27.832 --> 00:44:28.781 Yes! 762 00:44:46.059 --> 00:44:49.310 Hey, thanks for helping Brandon out today. 763 00:44:49.437 --> 00:44:53.147 Aww. He's too cute. Little Casanova in training. 764 00:44:53.274 --> 00:44:56.526 I sure wish he'd slow down. 765 00:44:56.611 --> 00:44:59.153 Well, I'm not ready for him to grow up. 766 00:44:59.280 --> 00:45:02.240 Well, I think you got some time. 767 00:45:02.325 --> 00:45:05.618 He doesn't even know how to pour syrup over pancakes yet. 768 00:45:08.123 --> 00:45:11.499 -What's in the box? Hm. -Oh, yeah. This? 769 00:45:11.626 --> 00:45:16.713 It's a... You know, some stuff from back in the day. 770 00:45:16.798 --> 00:45:17.922 It's... 771 00:45:18.967 --> 00:45:22.176 Let's see here. We got... 772 00:45:22.303 --> 00:45:26.180 Oh. Tickets from our first concerts. 773 00:45:29.310 --> 00:45:31.018 What is that? 774 00:45:32.731 --> 00:45:36.607 -Wow! I have not seen this. -What is that? 775 00:45:38.111 --> 00:45:39.277 No... 776 00:45:41.698 --> 00:45:44.866 It's our Live At The Dockhouse flyer. 777 00:45:44.993 --> 00:45:47.827 Oh, look at the music notes we put on there. 778 00:45:47.912 --> 00:45:50.455 Oh, my... 779 00:45:50.540 --> 00:45:53.082 We have a very early recording 780 00:45:53.168 --> 00:45:58.296 from the one and only Chrissy Kessler. 781 00:45:58.381 --> 00:46:01.549 -Oh, dear. -And, of course, yours truly. 782 00:46:03.219 --> 00:46:06.012 I can't believe you kept all of this. 783 00:46:20.361 --> 00:46:21.527 Man, we were good. 784 00:46:23.948 --> 00:46:25.865 Yeah. We were. 785 00:46:32.081 --> 00:46:33.206 Oh, I remember. 786 00:46:49.849 --> 00:46:51.349 Luke? 787 00:46:53.812 --> 00:46:57.897 I never meant to leave you on Christmas. 788 00:46:57.982 --> 00:47:00.858 Oh, it's, it's in the past, Chrissy. 789 00:47:00.944 --> 00:47:02.068 -It's fine. -No, wait, please. Please. 790 00:47:02.153 --> 00:47:04.362 Please, just, let me just 791 00:47:04.447 --> 00:47:08.199 say this once, okay, and then I'll never mention it again. 792 00:47:11.246 --> 00:47:12.286 Okay. 793 00:47:16.584 --> 00:47:18.376 Christmas morning, 794 00:47:18.461 --> 00:47:22.213 my parents surprised me with a gift. 795 00:47:22.298 --> 00:47:27.093 My mom was wiping away tears and I didn't understand why 796 00:47:27.178 --> 00:47:29.679 until I saw what she was holding. 797 00:47:31.307 --> 00:47:33.474 It was a one-way ticket to Nashville. 798 00:47:34.477 --> 00:47:37.186 And they were so happy for me. 799 00:47:37.272 --> 00:47:40.022 And I just, I just remember 800 00:47:40.108 --> 00:47:43.192 being so, so scared. 801 00:47:45.446 --> 00:47:47.780 I mean, that was everything I ever wanted. 802 00:47:47.866 --> 00:47:49.907 But you have no idea how terrifying a dream can be 803 00:47:49.993 --> 00:47:53.619 until you have the chance to chase it. 804 00:47:53.705 --> 00:47:56.998 And I remember, I sat there in my room for hours, 805 00:47:57.125 --> 00:48:01.460 and all I could think about was you. 806 00:48:02.463 --> 00:48:05.840 Not Nashville, not my dream... 807 00:48:07.176 --> 00:48:08.342 you. 808 00:48:10.179 --> 00:48:12.722 Luke, I wanted you to come with me, 809 00:48:12.807 --> 00:48:14.807 but you had already made it perfectly clear 810 00:48:14.893 --> 00:48:18.060 that you had no intention of ever leaving Cedar Pines. 811 00:48:18.146 --> 00:48:21.647 And I-I just knew, I knew that if I didn't break it off 812 00:48:21.733 --> 00:48:25.484 right then, I never would. 813 00:48:26.988 --> 00:48:30.907 I was, I was 28, 814 00:48:30.992 --> 00:48:33.284 and I felt like that this was my last chance, 815 00:48:33.369 --> 00:48:36.287 you know, to take my, take my shot. 816 00:48:36.372 --> 00:48:39.123 And all I could think to do at that time 817 00:48:39.208 --> 00:48:42.168 was write a note... 818 00:48:43.838 --> 00:48:46.172 and slip it under your door. 819 00:48:47.258 --> 00:48:48.549 And I knew that 820 00:48:48.676 --> 00:48:52.878 you would never ever call me 821 00:48:52.972 --> 00:48:57.516 'cause you just said that if I ever chose to leave, 822 00:48:57.602 --> 00:49:00.061 that you wouldn't stop me. 823 00:49:00.188 --> 00:49:03.314 You have no idea how many times I reached for that phone 824 00:49:03.399 --> 00:49:05.024 to call you. 825 00:49:05.109 --> 00:49:07.318 I swear, I never meant to hurt you, 826 00:49:07.403 --> 00:49:09.278 especially on Christmas. 827 00:49:09.364 --> 00:49:11.280 I mean, our first kiss as teenagers 828 00:49:11.366 --> 00:49:13.824 was on Christmas Eve, Luke. 829 00:49:15.203 --> 00:49:17.453 You deserved so much better. 830 00:49:20.083 --> 00:49:22.166 I am very, very sorry. 831 00:49:25.505 --> 00:49:26.545 Oh. 832 00:49:31.886 --> 00:49:33.094 Well... 833 00:49:35.223 --> 00:49:36.681 I mean, if I'm being honest, 834 00:49:36.766 --> 00:49:41.018 I, I was hurt back then. 835 00:49:42.605 --> 00:49:44.271 That's okay. 836 00:49:44.399 --> 00:49:47.400 These past couple of days I have started to think 837 00:49:47.485 --> 00:49:50.903 about life back then through a different lens. 838 00:49:53.449 --> 00:49:57.326 How can I resent my past 839 00:49:57.412 --> 00:49:59.620 when you are my past, Chrissy? 840 00:50:02.959 --> 00:50:04.166 No. 841 00:50:07.964 --> 00:50:10.006 What do say we go back in time? 842 00:50:11.759 --> 00:50:13.801 Even if it's just for a night? 843 00:51:04.562 --> 00:51:05.895 Hey, guys, before we get started... 844 00:51:05.980 --> 00:51:08.064 Um, you know, uh, when I made the decision 845 00:51:08.149 --> 00:51:10.483 to come back to Cedar Pines to do this concert, 846 00:51:10.568 --> 00:51:13.852 I knew that this spot was where I wanted to stage it. 847 00:51:13.946 --> 00:51:16.113 The very first time I played for an audience 848 00:51:16.199 --> 00:51:18.491 was right here on Main Street. 849 00:51:18.576 --> 00:51:20.659 Of course, back then I was the opening act 850 00:51:20.745 --> 00:51:23.954 at the Cedar Pines County Fair. Thank you very much. 851 00:51:24.040 --> 00:51:25.664 And I know it-it doesn't sound like much, 852 00:51:25.750 --> 00:51:27.958 but, uh, uh, I don't know, 853 00:51:28.044 --> 00:51:31.378 it felt like the opportunity of a lifetime. 854 00:51:31.506 --> 00:51:35.049 The point is I still feel that same way 855 00:51:35.176 --> 00:51:38.469 every single time I get to perform for a crowd 856 00:51:38.554 --> 00:51:40.387 whether big or small. 857 00:51:40.515 --> 00:51:42.765 So I just, I don't know, I just wanted you 858 00:51:42.850 --> 00:51:45.717 to try and think about that while we're rehearsing today. 859 00:51:45.812 --> 00:51:50.689 You know, this place is part of my story. 860 00:51:51.943 --> 00:51:54.235 All right. Let's do this. 861 00:52:11.087 --> 00:52:12.795 More of it. 862 00:52:12.880 --> 00:52:15.840 Yeah. Yeah. There we go. 863 00:52:28.437 --> 00:52:30.437 Bye, guys. Thank you. 864 00:52:30.565 --> 00:52:32.982 -There she is. -Hi. 865 00:52:33.067 --> 00:52:34.933 Gingerbread latte from the Coffee Corner. 866 00:52:35.027 --> 00:52:38.404 Oh, you read my mind! Mm. 867 00:52:40.074 --> 00:52:41.699 Oh... 868 00:52:41.784 --> 00:52:45.119 Why is this still the best gingerbread latte in the world? 869 00:52:45.246 --> 00:52:46.996 Well, because it's locally-sourced 870 00:52:47.081 --> 00:52:48.780 farm-to-table gingerbread men-- 871 00:52:48.875 --> 00:52:51.041 Stop it! Stop it! 872 00:52:51.127 --> 00:52:54.962 -Come on. -I didn't know this side of you. 873 00:52:55.923 --> 00:52:57.882 How, how were rehearsals? 874 00:52:57.967 --> 00:53:01.302 Ah, you know, they went as good as they could go, 875 00:53:01.429 --> 00:53:03.554 all things considered. 876 00:53:03.639 --> 00:53:06.798 I told you that we would get this song. Don't worry. 877 00:53:06.893 --> 00:53:09.476 I know, I know, but I am worried. 878 00:53:09.604 --> 00:53:11.812 Carole and the label are both losing patience. 879 00:53:11.939 --> 00:53:15.524 I don't know, Luke, if we don't come up with something quick, 880 00:53:15.610 --> 00:53:17.643 they're gonna make me sing those demos. 881 00:53:17.737 --> 00:53:19.645 -Well... 882 00:53:19.739 --> 00:53:21.030 Oh. 883 00:53:23.784 --> 00:53:26.911 -That her? -Yeah. Relentless. 884 00:53:29.457 --> 00:53:32.166 You know, you don't need 885 00:53:32.293 --> 00:53:34.710 someone else calling the shots for you, 886 00:53:34.795 --> 00:53:37.171 because not only are you talented, 887 00:53:37.298 --> 00:53:39.131 you're also the smartest woman I know. 888 00:53:39.217 --> 00:53:42.718 You could easily be calling your own shots. 889 00:53:46.557 --> 00:53:48.682 Thank you, Luke. 890 00:53:48.809 --> 00:53:50.059 You know, that's exactly why 891 00:53:50.144 --> 00:53:52.678 we have to keep working on this song. 892 00:53:52.772 --> 00:53:55.940 Yes. Right after we get to work decorating the bar. 893 00:53:56.025 --> 00:53:57.775 -Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. -Brandon, Pearl already there. 894 00:53:57.860 --> 00:53:59.235 Oh. Let's pick the pace, then. 895 00:53:59.320 --> 00:54:00.569 Ah, we have a lot of work to do 896 00:54:00.655 --> 00:54:01.570 and exactly zero time. 897 00:54:01.656 --> 00:54:02.738 No time. Let's go. 898 00:54:02.823 --> 00:54:04.198 Just lettin' you know. 899 00:54:09.872 --> 00:54:11.080 -Hi. -Hi. 900 00:54:11.165 --> 00:54:12.998 Who's ready to decorate? 901 00:54:13.084 --> 00:54:15.793 I have been ready to decorate this place since May. 902 00:54:17.171 --> 00:54:18.754 Hey, Uncle Luke, Grandma Pearl said 903 00:54:18.839 --> 00:54:20.714 that I get to choose the music this time. 904 00:54:20.841 --> 00:54:22.424 All right, go for it, buddy. 905 00:54:22.510 --> 00:54:24.510 I already know what I'm playin'. 906 00:54:24.595 --> 00:54:26.637 It's my all-time favorite Christmas song, 907 00:54:26.722 --> 00:54:28.213 Jingle Bells, the Chrissy edition. 908 00:54:28.307 --> 00:54:29.556 Aww... 909 00:56:07.948 --> 00:56:10.407 All right, grandma. Get in here. Here's the moment. 910 00:56:10.493 --> 00:56:12.826 -Oh! -All right, we ready? 911 00:56:12.953 --> 00:56:14.286 Plug her in, bud. 912 00:56:15.331 --> 00:56:17.039 -Ah! -Ooh! 913 00:56:17.124 --> 00:56:18.082 -Oh. -Okay. 914 00:56:18.167 --> 00:56:19.416 Sweet. 915 00:56:30.304 --> 00:56:32.337 -I don't know. Like, w... 916 00:56:36.811 --> 00:56:38.936 -Yeah. Well? -I don't know. 917 00:56:39.021 --> 00:56:41.063 It all feels like junk, everything we've written. 918 00:56:41.148 --> 00:56:43.690 I feel like, like I'm letting you down. 919 00:56:43.818 --> 00:56:45.984 No, not everything is junk. 920 00:56:46.070 --> 00:56:48.862 I kinda liked the last song we came up with. 921 00:56:49.990 --> 00:56:51.857 What was that? 922 00:56:57.081 --> 00:56:59.790 When The Rooster Crows It's Christmas? 923 00:56:59.875 --> 00:57:04.002 When The Rooster Crows, It's Christmas. 924 00:57:04.088 --> 00:57:07.089 -Wait, what does that even mean? -I think it means... 925 00:57:07.174 --> 00:57:09.967 It's time to call it a night. 926 00:57:14.181 --> 00:57:15.889 Yeah. 927 00:57:16.016 --> 00:57:17.716 If that's not some kind of omen... 928 00:57:17.810 --> 00:57:21.437 No. Look, Chrissy, I... 929 00:57:21.522 --> 00:57:24.231 I don't know if I have it in me anymore. 930 00:57:24.358 --> 00:57:26.442 I mean, I-I know what I-I said, 931 00:57:26.527 --> 00:57:28.068 and I, and I meant it, but I don't see 932 00:57:28.195 --> 00:57:30.571 how we're gonna get this done in the next two days. 933 00:57:30.698 --> 00:57:33.615 Listen, you've written some really nice stuff, Luke. 934 00:57:33.701 --> 00:57:36.118 Don't flatter me. It's not gonna work. 935 00:57:36.203 --> 00:57:39.204 I'm not. It's in there. It is. 936 00:57:40.916 --> 00:57:42.124 Maybe. 937 00:57:45.880 --> 00:57:48.088 But you're right. It's kinda gettin' late. 938 00:57:48.215 --> 00:57:50.841 We both need to rest up for the big party tomorrow. 939 00:57:50.926 --> 00:57:52.342 Oh, by the way, can you check on Pearl 940 00:57:52.428 --> 00:57:54.136 and make sure she's got her snow tires on? 941 00:57:54.221 --> 00:57:56.638 I hear we're supposed to get the first heavy snow 942 00:57:56.724 --> 00:58:00.976 of the season tomorrow, just in time for Christmas Eve. 943 00:58:02.563 --> 00:58:05.772 Hey, don't worry about it. You're off the hook. 944 00:58:05.900 --> 00:58:07.316 I couldn't help you write your song, 945 00:58:07.401 --> 00:58:10.277 so you don't have to play at the party. 946 00:58:10.404 --> 00:58:12.946 -Deal's a deal. -What deal? 947 00:58:13.073 --> 00:58:15.532 Song or no song, I will be there. 948 00:58:15.618 --> 00:58:17.784 You know you're stuck with me now, Luke. 949 00:58:18.621 --> 00:58:20.120 Thank you, Chrissy. 950 00:58:20.247 --> 00:58:22.039 Don't mention it. 951 00:58:22.124 --> 00:58:23.957 Besides, I already promised Pearl I'd stay and guard 952 00:58:24.084 --> 00:58:25.709 while she spiked the eggnog. 953 00:58:25.794 --> 00:58:28.378 -Oh, boy. 954 00:58:28.464 --> 00:58:30.214 Well, seein' you there tomorrow 955 00:58:30.299 --> 00:58:32.799 is gonna mean a whole lot to those folks. 956 00:58:34.637 --> 00:58:37.179 Means a whole lot to me, too. 957 00:58:39.433 --> 00:58:42.142 -Goodnight, Luke. -Goodnight, Chrissy. 958 00:58:44.605 --> 00:58:47.064 -Want me to walk you out? -No. 959 00:59:26.021 --> 00:59:27.729 And there's no signs of it stopping. 960 00:59:27.815 --> 00:59:30.107 We're expecting anywhere from six to eight inches 961 00:59:30.192 --> 00:59:32.442 of snow tonight, I am urging everyone 962 00:59:32.528 --> 00:59:35.487 to stay off the roads and remain at home. Back to you. 963 00:59:37.408 --> 00:59:40.784 Well, that's that. 964 00:59:40.869 --> 00:59:44.121 Don't suppose there'll be a party tonight. 965 00:59:44.206 --> 00:59:46.698 Yeah. Is Pearl gonna let the guests know? 966 00:59:46.792 --> 00:59:49.710 Yeah, I think she was waiting for the official word. 967 00:59:49.837 --> 00:59:52.546 I imagine she's probably letting everybody know right now. 968 00:59:54.049 --> 00:59:56.708 Tsk. So sorry, Luke. 969 00:59:56.802 --> 00:59:58.010 Man! 970 00:59:59.054 --> 01:00:00.971 All of this for nothing. 971 01:00:02.558 --> 01:00:03.765 Not nothing. 972 01:00:08.230 --> 01:00:09.521 What? 973 01:00:11.859 --> 01:00:13.066 What are you doing? 974 01:00:15.404 --> 01:00:16.737 Well, it's still Christmas Eve. 975 01:00:16.864 --> 01:00:19.114 -Isn't it? -Yeah. 976 01:00:19.199 --> 01:00:21.783 Then there's still cause to celebrate. 977 01:00:21.869 --> 01:00:24.161 -Oh. 978 01:00:24.246 --> 01:00:25.746 Fair enough. 979 01:00:27.791 --> 01:00:30.584 -What have we got here? -It's the least I could do. 980 01:00:32.421 --> 01:00:33.587 For you. 981 01:00:42.056 --> 01:00:43.347 Thank you. 982 01:00:43.432 --> 01:00:47.059 -Merry Christmas Eve. -Ditto. 983 01:00:54.109 --> 01:00:55.525 Ah... 984 01:00:55.611 --> 01:00:58.278 -It's nice. -It's very nice. 985 01:00:58.405 --> 01:01:02.115 So, got you a little Christmas gift. 986 01:01:02.242 --> 01:01:04.534 -You did? -Yeah. 987 01:01:04.620 --> 01:01:06.161 It's just a little something. It's not even wrapped. 988 01:01:06.246 --> 01:01:08.705 Oh, glad to see you didn't go to too much trouble. 989 01:01:09.333 --> 01:01:10.499 Stop. 990 01:01:11.669 --> 01:01:12.918 -Okay. -Hm. 991 01:01:15.297 --> 01:01:16.922 -You're ready? -Mm-hmm. 992 01:01:27.184 --> 01:01:29.393 After you stole this from the band room at school, 993 01:01:29.478 --> 01:01:31.478 do you remember what you did? 994 01:01:32.606 --> 01:01:34.189 You gave it to me. 995 01:01:36.110 --> 01:01:38.527 This is still the only one I ever use. 996 01:01:40.572 --> 01:01:44.574 I think this pick is lucky. I really do. 997 01:01:46.495 --> 01:01:48.036 And now... 998 01:01:49.790 --> 01:01:51.623 I want you to have it back. 999 01:01:55.045 --> 01:01:56.086 Well... 1000 01:01:59.174 --> 01:02:02.008 -Thank you. -You're welcome. 1001 01:02:04.221 --> 01:02:07.764 Well, I guess if we're exchanging gifts... 1002 01:02:08.851 --> 01:02:10.684 it's only fair I give you yours. 1003 01:02:10.811 --> 01:02:13.979 -You got me a gift? -Mm, just a little one. 1004 01:02:15.607 --> 01:02:18.191 You want to, uh, go take a seat over there? 1005 01:02:18.318 --> 01:02:20.610 -Okay. 1006 01:02:27.786 --> 01:02:31.747 How about you sit in here? 1007 01:02:31.832 --> 01:02:33.331 Well, thank you. 1008 01:02:36.420 --> 01:02:38.712 I, uh, just... 1009 01:02:48.640 --> 01:02:50.381 After you left last night, 1010 01:02:50.476 --> 01:02:53.643 I, uh, started to think about us, 1011 01:02:53.729 --> 01:02:56.438 and, uh, and it hit me. 1012 01:02:56.523 --> 01:03:00.442 I knew exactly what this song was always meant to be about. 1013 01:03:00.527 --> 01:03:02.861 You wrote the song? 1014 01:03:02.946 --> 01:03:04.279 Yeah. 1015 01:03:04.364 --> 01:03:07.199 Well, couple of verses and the chorus. 1016 01:03:07.284 --> 01:03:09.034 -But.. -All right. Okay, okay. 1017 01:03:09.119 --> 01:03:10.410 Let's hear it. 1018 01:03:12.873 --> 01:03:15.907 It's been a while. Been a little rusty. 1019 01:03:16.001 --> 01:03:20.587 But thank goodness I have my lucky pick. 1020 01:03:20.714 --> 01:03:22.631 Yeah. 1021 01:03:22.716 --> 01:03:25.592 It's called Sweet Sixteen Christmas. 1022 01:06:18.058 --> 01:06:19.724 That's our story. 1023 01:06:21.228 --> 01:06:23.520 Yeah. It is. 1024 01:06:26.650 --> 01:06:27.941 Luke. 1025 01:06:31.571 --> 01:06:33.738 We've always been a part of each other, Chrissy. 1026 01:06:33.824 --> 01:06:35.031 Mm-hmm. 1027 01:06:37.327 --> 01:06:39.119 -And always will be. 1028 01:06:41.415 --> 01:06:42.831 Chrissy. 1029 01:06:44.167 --> 01:06:45.166 Brad? 1030 01:06:49.589 --> 01:06:51.381 Why is Brad Love here? 1031 01:06:51.466 --> 01:06:52.716 I have no idea. 1032 01:06:52.801 --> 01:06:55.343 Looks like I'm interrupting something? 1033 01:06:55.429 --> 01:06:57.178 Yeah, kinda. 1034 01:06:58.932 --> 01:07:00.807 Ah, uh, Luke. 1035 01:07:00.934 --> 01:07:02.976 Brad Love. 1036 01:07:03.103 --> 01:07:05.603 Didn't ever think I'd be meeting you like this. 1037 01:07:05.689 --> 01:07:08.106 I know. It can be disorienting to meet a celebrity. 1038 01:07:08.191 --> 01:07:10.150 But I'll let you in on our little secret. 1039 01:07:10.277 --> 01:07:11.735 We're just people. 1040 01:07:11.820 --> 01:07:13.862 That's not what I meant, but... 1041 01:07:17.743 --> 01:07:19.284 -Thanks. Um-- -Babe. 1042 01:07:19.369 --> 01:07:23.654 You have no idea how happy I am to see you. 1043 01:07:23.749 --> 01:07:25.373 You know how crazy the weather is out there? 1044 01:07:25.459 --> 01:07:27.876 Brad Love really made it through that blizzard, but luckily 1045 01:07:27.961 --> 01:07:31.129 for him, a fearless local agreed to drive him over here. 1046 01:07:31.214 --> 01:07:33.590 Does he always refer to himself in the third person? 1047 01:07:33.675 --> 01:07:37.719 No, but sometimes I say my own name in a sentence. 1048 01:07:37.804 --> 01:07:39.429 My name is my brand. 1049 01:07:43.560 --> 01:07:44.642 Babe. 1050 01:07:45.896 --> 01:07:47.312 -Let's grab a drink. -Hm. 1051 01:07:47.397 --> 01:07:50.857 There is so much I wanna tell you. 1052 01:07:50.984 --> 01:07:52.067 Brad. 1053 01:07:53.987 --> 01:07:56.738 Do you mind giving us a second to talk? 1054 01:07:57.365 --> 01:07:59.699 Yeah. 1055 01:07:59.826 --> 01:08:03.328 No, take, take all the time you want. I'm out of here. 1056 01:08:04.998 --> 01:08:07.698 -Wait, Luke, don't leave. -Just turn the lights off. 1057 01:08:07.793 --> 01:08:10.710 -When you're done. -No, wait! Wait! 1058 01:08:14.883 --> 01:08:16.758 Do you mind telling me what the heck is going on? 1059 01:08:16.843 --> 01:08:18.468 I've been trying to get a hold of you for days. 1060 01:08:18.553 --> 01:08:20.469 I've been busy. 1061 01:08:21.514 --> 01:08:22.555 Okay. 1062 01:08:25.227 --> 01:08:26.643 This taken? 1063 01:08:27.395 --> 01:08:28.895 Go for it. 1064 01:08:31.608 --> 01:08:33.441 Who was that? 1065 01:08:33.527 --> 01:08:35.401 I'd rather not talk about him. 1066 01:08:37.363 --> 01:08:38.612 Of course. 1067 01:08:40.533 --> 01:08:42.700 I really didn't mean to intrude. 1068 01:08:42.786 --> 01:08:44.452 The woman checking me in at the lodge told me I could 1069 01:08:44.538 --> 01:08:46.371 probably find you here, I guess there was supposed to be 1070 01:08:46.456 --> 01:08:48.997 some kind of Christmas party tonight. 1071 01:08:49.084 --> 01:08:51.542 Yeah. Supposed to be. 1072 01:08:51.628 --> 01:08:54.629 Anyway, sorry if I got in the way of something. 1073 01:08:54.714 --> 01:08:57.674 Brad, what is this all about? 1074 01:09:01.138 --> 01:09:04.848 Carole is worried about the concert. 1075 01:09:04.933 --> 01:09:06.890 She flew me out because she wanted me to come talk to you 1076 01:09:06.977 --> 01:09:09.978 about doing the duet, I think it could be really good 1077 01:09:10.063 --> 01:09:11.771 for both of our careers. 1078 01:09:16.236 --> 01:09:20.112 I didn't expect you to be caught so off-guard. 1079 01:09:20.240 --> 01:09:21.447 Carole told me she already mentioned the 1080 01:09:21.575 --> 01:09:22.615 possibility of a duet to you. 1081 01:09:22.742 --> 01:09:24.450 Yeah, she did pitch me the idea 1082 01:09:24.577 --> 01:09:26.286 and I turned her down. 1083 01:09:28.622 --> 01:09:30.415 I didn't realize that. 1084 01:09:30.500 --> 01:09:34.294 Yeah, well, like you said, she's worried. 1085 01:09:36.755 --> 01:09:39.381 Well, for whatever it's worth, 1086 01:09:39.467 --> 01:09:42.218 I want you to know I was excited 1087 01:09:42.304 --> 01:09:44.595 by the idea of doing a duet with you. 1088 01:09:47.267 --> 01:09:50.309 Well, maybe sometime in the future we can 1089 01:09:50.437 --> 01:09:53.313 collaborate again on something, but not for a while. 1090 01:09:53.440 --> 01:09:55.648 I don't want our fans to get the wrong idea. 1091 01:09:56.818 --> 01:09:58.193 Makes sense. 1092 01:09:59.529 --> 01:10:01.154 -Okay. -Okay. 1093 01:10:02.699 --> 01:10:06.534 Well, that's that. 1094 01:10:06.620 --> 01:10:09.153 I'll fly back to Nashville as soon as this storm passes. 1095 01:10:09.246 --> 01:10:11.331 Okay. 1096 01:10:11.458 --> 01:10:13.541 Better get back to the lodge and start packing the suitcase 1097 01:10:13.627 --> 01:10:14.918 I've barely begun unpacking. 1098 01:10:15.003 --> 01:10:17.795 Uh, is your ride still here? 1099 01:10:17.880 --> 01:10:20.173 Oh, yes. I was telling you before. 1100 01:10:20.300 --> 01:10:21.841 Local guy with his own truck. 1101 01:10:21.968 --> 01:10:23.092 Not only fearless in a storm, 1102 01:10:23.178 --> 01:10:25.136 but maybe the nicest guy I've ever met. 1103 01:10:25.222 --> 01:10:29.098 Yeah. That's Cedar Pines. 1104 01:10:29.184 --> 01:10:33.394 Ah, well, actually, uh, my ride left. 1105 01:10:35.815 --> 01:10:40.068 Shoot, look at me offering a ride home to another guy's date. 1106 01:10:40.153 --> 01:10:41.568 And if that wasn't already a trip, 1107 01:10:41.655 --> 01:10:44.614 I'm being asked by my ex-girlfriend. 1108 01:10:44.699 --> 01:10:47.367 Sounds like a good premise for a song. 1109 01:10:47.494 --> 01:10:49.327 It does, doesn't it? 1110 01:10:50.496 --> 01:10:52.621 -You ready? -After you. 1111 01:11:04.427 --> 01:11:08.471 Why do you insist on mauling your presents 1112 01:11:08.556 --> 01:11:10.473 like some sort of feral coyote? 1113 01:11:10.558 --> 01:11:12.600 -What? -Well, what do you got there? 1114 01:11:15.063 --> 01:11:16.728 Christmas ties! 1115 01:11:16.856 --> 01:11:19.398 -Thanks, Uncle Luke. -You're welcome, bud. 1116 01:11:26.032 --> 01:11:28.866 That's the tenth time she's called. 1117 01:11:28.952 --> 01:11:31.744 -I don't care. -Honey... 1118 01:11:31.871 --> 01:11:34.572 Why don't you go and try on one of those? 1119 01:11:34.666 --> 01:11:36.666 -But which one? -Um... 1120 01:11:36.751 --> 01:11:40.920 -The gingerbread one. -That's what I was thinking. 1121 01:11:41.047 --> 01:11:43.089 Uh, you know he doesn't know how to tie a tie. 1122 01:11:43.216 --> 01:11:46.916 -He's gonna be in there forever. -And that's the point. 1123 01:11:47.012 --> 01:11:48.594 We need to talk. 1124 01:11:50.889 --> 01:11:53.057 I'm gonna go make some coffee. Would you like some? 1125 01:11:53.143 --> 01:11:55.101 Stop right there, mister. 1126 01:11:57.230 --> 01:11:59.188 There's nothing to say, grandma. 1127 01:11:59.273 --> 01:12:01.941 Oh, you bet there is. 1128 01:12:02.068 --> 01:12:05.193 Now, you've had a wall up for some time now, 1129 01:12:05.280 --> 01:12:08.156 and I was just starting to see that wall come down. 1130 01:12:08.241 --> 01:12:09.949 Don't push her away. 1131 01:12:10.076 --> 01:12:13.202 -Look, I know you like her-- -Hush! 1132 01:12:13.288 --> 01:12:16.621 I am tired of this pity party that you've got goin' here. 1133 01:12:16.750 --> 01:12:18.449 Well, it's not a pity party. 1134 01:12:18.543 --> 01:12:21.210 I mean, parties are supposed to be fun. 1135 01:12:21.296 --> 01:12:24.213 I heard that. 1136 01:12:24.299 --> 01:12:27.300 Let me ask you this, do you think it was Chrissy's idea 1137 01:12:27.427 --> 01:12:29.510 to invite that man to town? 1138 01:12:31.764 --> 01:12:33.348 Well, I mean, she did text me and say 1139 01:12:33.433 --> 01:12:35.350 that it was her manager's idea to invite him. 1140 01:12:35.434 --> 01:12:38.144 And do you believe her? 1141 01:12:38.271 --> 01:12:40.146 That's not the point. 1142 01:12:40.273 --> 01:12:42.690 Well, then exactly what is the point? 1143 01:12:44.486 --> 01:12:48.478 I started to think that things might actually work out. 1144 01:12:48.573 --> 01:12:50.907 You know, these past couple of days 1145 01:12:50.992 --> 01:12:55.952 it, it began to feel like no time had passed at all. 1146 01:12:56.039 --> 01:12:58.331 It was almost as if Nashville never happened. 1147 01:12:58.458 --> 01:13:03.127 Yeah, well, Brad walked in and sobered me up real quick. 1148 01:13:03.213 --> 01:13:05.254 I felt like such a chump, grandma. 1149 01:13:05.340 --> 01:13:08.257 How could I let myself forget that Brad, 1150 01:13:08.343 --> 01:13:10.593 this concert, her career, 1151 01:13:10.678 --> 01:13:13.346 that's Chrissy's real life? Not me. 1152 01:13:13.473 --> 01:13:15.889 -You don't know that. -Yes, I do. 1153 01:13:15.975 --> 01:13:20.853 I do know it because all I am to her is some old yearbook. 1154 01:13:20.980 --> 01:13:22.563 Sure, it's fun to flip through the pages 1155 01:13:22.648 --> 01:13:25.525 and relive the simpler times. 1156 01:13:25.652 --> 01:13:29.028 But that's only exciting for so long. 1157 01:13:29.155 --> 01:13:32.323 I mean, it's not as if I expected Chrissy to just leave 1158 01:13:32.409 --> 01:13:33.950 Nashville and come and settle down with me 1159 01:13:34.035 --> 01:13:37.161 here in Cedar Pines and... 1160 01:13:37.246 --> 01:13:40.081 Truth is, I didn't think about how this would work out 1161 01:13:40.166 --> 01:13:43.084 because deep down... 1162 01:13:43.169 --> 01:13:47.797 I think I was afraid of what the answer would be. 1163 01:13:47.882 --> 01:13:50.708 Well, you're right about one thing. 1164 01:13:50.802 --> 01:13:52.635 You are a chump. 1165 01:13:54.180 --> 01:13:55.054 Right. 1166 01:14:08.403 --> 01:14:12.780 Now, Luke, you don't get to make the rules. 1167 01:14:12.866 --> 01:14:16.409 All these years you've held on to this grudge, 1168 01:14:16.536 --> 01:14:18.452 like, Chrissy leaving to go and do 1169 01:14:18.538 --> 01:14:20.913 exactly what she was meant to do 1170 01:14:21.040 --> 01:14:24.500 was some kind of personal affront to Luke Convington. 1171 01:14:24.585 --> 01:14:28.671 Well, it isn't. Now, I'm not tryin' to tell you what to do. 1172 01:14:28.755 --> 01:14:30.965 What you decide is your own business. 1173 01:14:31.050 --> 01:14:33.634 But if you choose to do nothing at all, 1174 01:14:33.719 --> 01:14:36.637 then that's exactly what you're gonna get in return. 1175 01:14:39.434 --> 01:14:40.683 Do you hear me? 1176 01:14:43.438 --> 01:14:44.728 Yes, ma'am. 1177 01:14:46.191 --> 01:14:48.107 I love you, kid. 1178 01:14:49.777 --> 01:14:52.153 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1179 01:14:52.237 --> 01:14:54.697 Oh, I love you, too, grandma. Thank you. 1180 01:14:57.410 --> 01:15:00.161 Wow, this blue is gorgeous. 1181 01:15:02.081 --> 01:15:03.998 This one. 1182 01:15:04.083 --> 01:15:06.876 -This one is perfect. Thank you. -Okay. 1183 01:15:07.962 --> 01:15:09.962 -Busy morning. -Hey. 1184 01:15:10.089 --> 01:15:13.007 -Are you excited for tonight? -I will be, yeah. 1185 01:15:13.092 --> 01:15:15.635 I'm just distracted. I... 1186 01:15:15.762 --> 01:15:17.303 I just wish things with Luke 1187 01:15:17.430 --> 01:15:19.597 didn't turn out the way that they did. 1188 01:15:19.682 --> 01:15:21.516 I know, if there's anything 1189 01:15:21.601 --> 01:15:22.975 I can do for you, let me know. 1190 01:15:23.102 --> 01:15:25.394 No, there's nothing you can do for me, 1191 01:15:25.480 --> 01:15:29.565 but I may have done a little something for you. 1192 01:15:30.151 --> 01:15:31.859 Huh? 1193 01:15:31.945 --> 01:15:33.193 Turn around. 1194 01:15:33.279 --> 01:15:34.862 Turn around. 1195 01:15:40.745 --> 01:15:41.786 Oh! 1196 01:15:45.124 --> 01:15:47.541 I mean... I... Well, how did you... 1197 01:15:47.627 --> 01:15:50.169 Uh, I mean, I'm speechless. 1198 01:15:50.296 --> 01:15:52.088 Chrissy actually called Lois and convinced her 1199 01:15:52.173 --> 01:15:54.840 to give me a couple of days off. 1200 01:15:54.968 --> 01:15:59.003 It-it helps when your boss is a huge fan of your husband's boss. 1201 01:15:59.097 --> 01:16:02.339 I started to realize just how fast the years go by. 1202 01:16:02.433 --> 01:16:04.850 Figured five Christmases away from the one you love 1203 01:16:04.978 --> 01:16:07.019 was a streak that needed breaking. 1204 01:16:08.147 --> 01:16:10.439 You're the best friend ever. 1205 01:16:10.525 --> 01:16:13.276 -No. You are. 1206 01:16:16.030 --> 01:16:18.239 -It's so good to see you. -It's so good to see you. 1207 01:16:18.324 --> 01:16:19.949 Mitchell, I was so afraid you weren't gonna get in 1208 01:16:20.034 --> 01:16:21.075 'cause of that storm. 1209 01:16:21.160 --> 01:16:23.869 You and me both. It was crazy. 1210 01:16:25.873 --> 01:16:28.291 So what's it been like being back home? 1211 01:16:28.376 --> 01:16:30.868 Um, bittersweet. 1212 01:16:30.962 --> 01:16:34.589 I mean, on one hand it has been amazing. 1213 01:16:34.674 --> 01:16:37.541 I didn't know how much I miss this place until I came home. 1214 01:16:37.635 --> 01:16:40.636 But, um, you know, just there's so many more people 1215 01:16:40.722 --> 01:16:43.764 I wish I would've gotten to see. 1216 01:16:43.850 --> 01:16:45.558 Just wish I had a little more time. 1217 01:16:46.519 --> 01:16:47.518 Well... 1218 01:16:49.856 --> 01:16:52.148 You okay, Chrissy? 1219 01:16:52.233 --> 01:16:54.558 Yeah. Sorry, I'm just gonna take a second. 1220 01:16:54.652 --> 01:16:55.860 Okay. 1221 01:16:57.697 --> 01:16:59.155 I'll go get settled in the room. 1222 01:16:59.240 --> 01:17:01.157 -I'll see you in a bit. -Okay. 1223 01:17:06.623 --> 01:17:09.999 I am so sorry. I did not mean to ruin that moment. 1224 01:17:10.084 --> 01:17:13.502 I, uh, I guess, until now 1225 01:17:13.588 --> 01:17:15.245 I hadn't really processed the fact 1226 01:17:15.340 --> 01:17:17.882 that I'm gonna have to leave this place soon. 1227 01:17:17.967 --> 01:17:21.302 I mean, so much has happened, I don't, I don't know, 1228 01:17:21.387 --> 01:17:25.723 it, it's, um, it's difficult to put into words. 1229 01:17:25.808 --> 01:17:28.976 You don't have to. I know. 1230 01:17:29.062 --> 01:17:33.263 Look, we've been close for a long time. 1231 01:17:33.358 --> 01:17:37.193 And I thought I knew everything there was to know about you. 1232 01:17:37.278 --> 01:17:40.529 But when I saw the way you looked at Luke, 1233 01:17:40.615 --> 01:17:44.367 I realized I was only getting half the story. 1234 01:17:44.452 --> 01:17:46.911 But if I know anything about you, I know 1235 01:17:46.996 --> 01:17:49.664 that you're not gonna let Luke get the final word. 1236 01:17:54.253 --> 01:17:55.795 Oh, you are so right. 1237 01:17:55.922 --> 01:17:57.588 I have a crazy idea, and if we hurry, 1238 01:17:57.674 --> 01:17:59.757 I think there's still enough time that we can pull this off. 1239 01:17:59.842 --> 01:18:01.842 I like where this is going. 1240 01:18:01.928 --> 01:18:03.928 But before we go, there's someone I need to talk to. 1241 01:18:05.264 --> 01:18:08.298 I-it's an ambush! Everybody retreat! 1242 01:18:08.393 --> 01:18:11.184 Retreat! Retreat, retreat, retreat! 1243 01:18:11.270 --> 01:18:13.478 -Brandon. 1244 01:18:21.072 --> 01:18:22.987 Chrissy, you made me lose my game. 1245 01:18:23.116 --> 01:18:25.648 Oh, I'm sorry, I just needed to get a hold of you 1246 01:18:25.743 --> 01:18:27.952 and I didn't know of any other way. 1247 01:18:28.037 --> 01:18:29.577 Why didn't you just call the house? 1248 01:18:29.664 --> 01:18:32.373 -Oh. -Or even my cell. 1249 01:18:32.458 --> 01:18:35.166 Wait, why does a ten-year-old have a cell phone? 1250 01:18:35.294 --> 01:18:37.503 Every ten-year-old has a cell phone. 1251 01:18:37.630 --> 01:18:41.173 Wow! That's a lot to unpack right now. 1252 01:18:41.300 --> 01:18:45.169 Okay. So I need you to help me do something. 1253 01:18:45.263 --> 01:18:47.471 Remember when I helped you get the girl? 1254 01:18:49.267 --> 01:18:50.850 Yeah. 1255 01:18:50.977 --> 01:18:53.728 Well, now I need you to help me get the boy. 1256 01:19:07.201 --> 01:19:08.617 Oh, get up. Get up. 1257 01:19:08.702 --> 01:19:10.536 -We gotta go right away. -Is everything okay? 1258 01:19:10.663 --> 01:19:12.663 I found this note on Brandon's door. 1259 01:19:12.749 --> 01:19:15.541 He snuck out to go to Chrissy's concert. 1260 01:19:15.668 --> 01:19:18.368 -What? Okay, come on. Let's go. -I'll drive. 1261 01:19:18.463 --> 01:19:20.537 Okay, okay. Let's go, let's go, let's go. 1262 01:19:20.630 --> 01:19:22.298 Oh, that kid! 1263 01:19:27.513 --> 01:19:29.221 What are we doing here? We need to get to the concert. 1264 01:19:29.348 --> 01:19:31.307 -And find Brandon. -Brandon is fine. 1265 01:19:31.392 --> 01:19:33.434 Well, how would you know that? 1266 01:19:35.730 --> 01:19:38.606 Well, what's goin' on? 1267 01:19:38.691 --> 01:19:41.859 Grandma, please, what... What are we doing here? 1268 01:20:07.261 --> 01:20:08.302 Uh... 1269 01:20:10.973 --> 01:20:13.264 Well, what are you, what are you doing here? 1270 01:20:13.392 --> 01:20:15.309 You honored your end of the deal. 1271 01:20:15.394 --> 01:20:17.228 I thought I better do the same. 1272 01:20:19.315 --> 01:20:21.982 But the concert? I'm, I'm confused. 1273 01:20:22.068 --> 01:20:24.527 No. Just tweeted out a change of venue. 1274 01:20:24.612 --> 01:20:26.862 I didn't see any reason why we couldn't do a concert 1275 01:20:26.948 --> 01:20:29.824 and a Christmas party at the same time. 1276 01:20:29.909 --> 01:20:32.201 -Of course you did. 1277 01:20:33.579 --> 01:20:35.454 Look... 1278 01:20:35.581 --> 01:20:40.166 I'm really, really sorry I walked out on you last night. 1279 01:20:40.253 --> 01:20:41.460 Thank you. 1280 01:20:41.587 --> 01:20:43.379 I also didn't hold up 1281 01:20:43.464 --> 01:20:45.130 my end of the bargain. 1282 01:20:45.258 --> 01:20:46.924 I never finished your song. 1283 01:20:47.009 --> 01:20:51.387 Luke, what you wrote was beautiful. 1284 01:20:51.472 --> 01:20:55.391 And, and without even knowing it... 1285 01:20:56.227 --> 01:20:58.143 you gave me the ending. 1286 01:21:00.106 --> 01:21:04.108 -I don't understand. -You were my first kiss, Luke. 1287 01:21:04.193 --> 01:21:05.818 And I was yours. 1288 01:21:06.946 --> 01:21:10.197 The past is where we started. 1289 01:21:10.282 --> 01:21:12.782 We're making new memories now. 1290 01:21:14.120 --> 01:21:16.245 You're not just my past. 1291 01:21:17.623 --> 01:21:21.876 Luke, you are my past and my present 1292 01:21:21.960 --> 01:21:23.710 and my whole future. 1293 01:21:24.964 --> 01:21:26.505 Oh, Chrissy... 1294 01:21:28.384 --> 01:21:30.092 I don't know what to say. 1295 01:21:33.055 --> 01:21:36.139 Say you'll get on stage and play that song with me. 1296 01:21:37.643 --> 01:21:39.101 I'd love to. 1297 01:21:40.396 --> 01:21:41.978 Let's do this. 1298 01:21:46.986 --> 01:21:48.235 You ready? 1299 01:21:49.362 --> 01:21:50.404 Ready. 1300 01:21:52.032 --> 01:21:54.691 Hello, Cedar Pines! 1301 01:21:59.206 --> 01:22:01.916 It has been incredible to be here with you this last week. 1302 01:22:02.001 --> 01:22:06.036 And, you know, sometimes in life the gifts we receive 1303 01:22:06.130 --> 01:22:08.705 are the ones we didn't even know we needed. 1304 01:22:08.799 --> 01:22:11.133 Aww... 1305 01:22:11.218 --> 01:22:13.877 Thank you for helping me find my music again. 1306 01:22:18.351 --> 01:22:20.559 Are we ready to show 'em how we do it back home? 1307 01:22:20.686 --> 01:22:24.103 -Yeah! -Whoo! 1308 01:23:26.085 --> 01:23:27.543 That's my grandson up there! 1309 01:24:03.831 --> 01:24:05.822 You did it, Chrissy. 1310 01:25:11.023 --> 01:25:12.314 Thank you! 1311 01:25:17.612 --> 01:25:19.237 Thank you so much. 1312 01:25:22.868 --> 01:25:25.410 How'd we do? 1313 01:25:25.538 --> 01:25:28.496 I thank you for letting me know right now. 1314 01:25:29.291 --> 01:25:30.999 Yeah. 1315 01:25:31.085 --> 01:25:32.876 Say, um... 1316 01:25:35.047 --> 01:25:38.257 What would you think about me coming to live in Nashville? 1317 01:25:41.637 --> 01:25:43.594 Uh, what about Brandon? 1318 01:25:43.722 --> 01:25:47.516 Are you kidding? Kid would follow you anywhere. 1319 01:25:47.601 --> 01:25:48.851 He's more obsessed with you than I am. 1320 01:25:53.065 --> 01:25:57.192 If you're in Nashville, then that's where I wanna be. 1321 01:25:57.278 --> 01:26:00.987 Home is wherever you are, Chrissy. 1322 01:26:03.659 --> 01:26:05.242 Dang it, Luke. 1323 01:26:06.287 --> 01:26:07.577 Dang it what? 1324 01:26:09.415 --> 01:26:12.749 You always were the only boy who could make me cry. 1325 01:26:24.680 --> 01:26:26.430 Oh, I'm not through with you yet. 1326 01:26:26.514 --> 01:26:28.014 -Oh-ho? -Yes!