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[music]

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I love you, Sammy.

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>> [music]

>> 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Ready or not, here

I come.

>> [music]

>> You're supposed to hide, silly. Doesn't

the name of the game give it away?

>> Well, the name's also reindeer tag, so

you're it.

>> Oh. Oh, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold

on. Oh, what is it?

>> Uh, I I lost a contact lens.

>> Oh, no.

Wait, you wear contacts?

>> Don't tell anyone.

Oh, found it. It's right

>> here.

Sophie Marlo,

will you marry me?

>> Yes. [laughter] Yes.

She said yes.

>> I'm sorry, [music] Sophie. I have some

bad news. Your great uncle Henry passed

away. It was quite peaceful. He went in

his sleep.

I spent every Christmas with great uncle

Henry

until I was 14.

>> And cut.

>> Jenny, that was exquisite. I truly felt

the emotion on that last take.

>> Um, do you mind referring to me as

Sophie just while we're on set? I want

to stay in character as much as

possible.

>> No problem, Sophie. All right, let's do

another take where we have more

waterworks. Back to ones, people.

>> Okay.

>> Isn't this incredible, man?

>> Your script, my direction. This is going

to be our biggest hit yet.

>> Yeah. Well, I hope so. After all the

work that we put into this.

>> And Jenny is the perfect Sophie. Am I

right?

>> Yeah, she's she's great. But I mean,

there's only one perfect Sophie.

>> Don't do it, Sophie. Don't look.

>> No, I am definitely not going to look.

We haven't even picked a venue or

settled on a date. No, you are not the

kind of girl who stops every time you

pass by. Oh, who am I kidding?

>> Oh, good. She's [music] still there.

Thank you.

We're rolling.

>> It was quite peaceful. He went in his

sleep.

>> I spent every Christmas with great uncle

Henry

until I was 14.

and cut. Beautiful. That's lunch,

everyone.

>> That's great.

>> Hey, Sophie. How are you?

>> Great.

>> There you go. Hi.

>> Is it for me?

>> For the baby.

>> Wow. Is it a jolly jumper?

>> Well, you'll have to wait until the baby

shower. The due date's coming up pretty

fast.

>> Yeah. 3 weeks. Just enough time to wrap

this bad boy and get home. Timed it all

perfectly. M I think your wife is the

one that gets credit for the timing.

[laughter]

How is Becky, by the way?

>> Oh, she's a superstar. Third trimester,

ready to rock. We can't settle on a

name, though. Hey, what do you think? A

quintessential

>> for the the baby's name?

>> Yeah. I wanted something powerful. You

know, we call her Quinn for short.

>> Yeah. Or Tessy.

>> Tessy.

>> Yeah. Well, with a name like that

certainly makes a statement. That's what

I said. And speaking of Becky, this is

her. Got to take this.

>> Hey, sweetheart. How's it all going?

>> I mean, like every day living the dream.

So, what do you think of the set?

>> I mean, it's surreal.

It's like I'm back at my old job.

>> Art imitating life.

>> Well, not exactly. The characters Sophie

and Sam are getting married before the

real ones. [sighs]

busted. I'm sorry.

>> No, no, I'm just teasing you. This time,

life will imitate art. It's totally

fine.

>> It's not fine. I just with the rewrites

and everything, I've been pretty

consumed with this film.

>> Well, it'll all be worth it. Remember

that great Uncle Henry said one day you

are going to write something perfect

with that typewriter he gave you.

>> There he is. Okay,

>> Mr. Sackos.

Luke, I told you you got to call me Sam.

>> Sorry, Mr. Stack House.

>> By the way, that's a great choice for

ugly Christmas sweater day. I love it.

>> That was today.

Totally forgot.

Mr. Roberts was wondering if you have a

moment to speak with him.

>> I always have time to speak with Evan.

Yeah, absolutely.

>> Thank you.

>> Sam, is your number one goal to make my

life miserable?

Uh, it's not my number one goal, but

it's probably in the top 10.

>> Can you explain to me again why you

insisted on naming one of the characters

in your script Richard Gear? A dog

character, no less.

>> Well, because I named him after my real

life dog, who's um, his name is Richard

Gear. So,

>> why is he an American dog?

We had Connor Wood signed on to play

Sam, a real upand cominging star. But

Connor only agreed to play the part

because he thought he'd be working with

a human Richard Gear. When he found out

that his co-star would instead be a dog,

he dropped out. You put Chris in a real

pickle here. I just spent the last 24

hours trying to find a replacement,

which I did. You're welcome. Who's this?

>> Oh. Oh, this this is the real life

Sophie. This is who I based the

character off.

>> Hi.

>> Well, I'm happy to see that you're not a

dog.

>> Oh, stop. I'm blushing.

>> Your new male lead arrives today. I

don't want to hear about any more

problems.

Keep up the good work.

>> That was

>> Well, that was the producer, aka the guy

who cuts all the checks.

>> And he's not here.

>> No, no, no. He just He just works

remotely.

>> Film people are strange.

Present company included.

>> Let's get some food.

Hey you two. Hey Aaron. How's today

going?

>> Busy as every day. You know, when they

hired me to do all the coffee and snacks

for this movie, I did not realize how

much work it was going to be. [laughter]

>> It takes a lot of caffeine to keep a

film crew going.

>> I'm having a lot of fun, though.

>> Well, don't worry. I'm holding down the

fort at the office.

>> You're the best partner I could ever ask

for.

>> Hey, Sam. You got a sec?

>> Yeah, sure. Be right back.

[clears throat]

>> So, how are the temporary digs at the

hotel?

>> Oh, really nice. But it is kind of odd

to be staying at a hotel in the same

town I live in.

>> Yeah, that's what film productions do

when they use your home as a filming

location. As long as they're footing the

bill, and if they're picking up the room

service time, I'm coming over.

[laughter]

>> Hey, are they going to shoot the big

finale wedding scene this week?

>> Sam doesn't think so. Speaking of

weddings, any progress on your nuptual

front?

>> Not yet. Between how busy Sam has been

with the movie and me getting on my feet

at barista barristers, there just hasn't

been a lot of time to figure out what we

want to do.

Can't believe it's been almost a year.

>> There's going to be plenty of time to

plan the perfect wedding.

>> I know.

It's just that

feel like Sam and I are a little

disconnected at the moment.

>> Maybe you should get away together. Just

the two of you.

>> How's the lead actress?

>> She's sweet,

but very serious about her craft. She

hasn't stopped staring at me since I got

here.

>> Yeah, she's a method actress.

>> A method actress?

>> Yeah. It's like this style of acting

where the person convinces themselves

that they're actually the character that

they're playing.

>> Huh? Why don't they just act?

>> Film people are strange.

>> Hi.

>> Hi. You must be Sophie.

>> I am. So am I. [laughter]

>> Well, I'm playing you anyway.

>> It's nice to meet you.

>> It's nice to meet you.

>> Can you just say that one more time?

It's nice to meet you.

>> It's nice to meet you.

>> Sorry, I'm studying you so I can portray

you accurately.

>> Oh,

I I just want to say I think this story

is so inspiring.

When I read the script, I told my agent

I just had to play you. I recently went

through a really bad breakup and someone

like you gives me hope that real love

can still exist.

I'm honored.

Do you think we could hang out sometime?

Any insight to who Sophie Marlo is deep

down would be really helpful to my

performance.

>> Oh, yes, sure.

>> Yeah, sure.

[laughter]

>> Hey,

>> what is he doing here?

I'm so glad you came.

>> What are you doing here?

>> Me? What are you doing here?

>> I thought we agreed not to see each

[music] other anymore.

>> Yeah, we did still do.

>> Then why am I seeing you?

>> I could ask you the same thing.

>> I think there's been a little

misunderstanding here. Uh Jenny Tom is

playing Sam and Tom Jenny's playing

Sophie. I thought Connor Wood was

playing Sam.

>> Yeah, he was. But he dropped out because

somebody insisted on putting his dog in

the movie.

>> Tom filled in for Connor for us last

minute. You expect her and I to play two

people falling in love?

>> Yeah, I am not making that mistake

again.

>> Neither am I.

>> How do you two know each other?

>> She's my ex-girl

>> boyfriend.

>> I'm guessing it wasn't an amicable

breakup.

>> Not exactly.

Uh well uh that's a wrap for today

folks. So uh have a great weekend.

[music]

Hey, any [snorts] updates on the movie

drama?

Oh, um, Sam and Chris are going to talk

to Jenny and Tom and see if they'll put

their differences aside until the end of

the movie.

>> I hope so. Everyone in Wsbridge is so

excited about a movie being shot here,

especially Christmas. Be such a shame if

it all fell apart.

Yeah.

>> Hey, you okay?

>> Yeah.

I was just thinking about what you said

yesterday about Sam and me getting away

after the movie ends, Christmas holiday,

just the two of us.

>> It's a perfect idea.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I'm meeting Sam for

lunch. Maybe I'll run the idea by him.

>> Or or or you don't tell him. You make it

a surprise.

>> Really? Absolutely. Surprising your

fiance with a dream holiday at Christmas

to plan your wedding, no less.

>> I don't know.

>> Plus, if you and Sam need time to

reconnect, that is the perfect way to do

it. I'll help you book it. You know, my

sister is a travel agent. She can get

you a good deal. You can go to Aruba,

Jamaica,

Bermuda,

Bahamas. Okay. Are those suggestions or

are you just quoting that Beach Boy

song? Martineique. That mozzaratique.

Oh, that song's going to be stuck in my

head all day.

>> You're welcome. But what about your

family, though? Don't they want to see

you at Christmas?

>> Yeah,

but they'll understand. I'll call them

tonight and explain.

>> Evan and the studio are insistent that

Jenny and Tom are leads the movie, but I

don't even know if they can work

together. Was it that bad of a breakup?

>> Apparently.

I mean, I don't think they hate each

other, per se, but given the history, I

think it's going to be tough for them to

act like they're in love in the movie.

>> Yeah, well, I guess for a romantic

comedy to succeed, they need the

romantic part to be believable.

>> Oh, this one's to your grandmother.

Maybe I shouldn't sign it. She doesn't

like me very much. She keeps giving me a

hard time because we haven't tied the

knot yet.

>> Well, someone should.

I'm kidding. Plus, she keeps calling me

Stan.

>> Between this and all my rewrites, I'm

going to get carpal tunnel.

>> We have to get these in the mail today

so everyone can get them before

Christmas.

>> That's true.

>> And this is good practice for our

wedding invitations.

>> That reminds me.

>> For our wedding?

>> No, for the wedding scene in the movie.

Oh,

>> Chris should be taking care of all of

his stuff, but he keeps delegating it to

me.

>> I like this. I I would do a gold foil

print and maybe the lettering in

Sacramento green.

>> Green and gold. That's interesting.

>> Yeah, it's a Christmas wedding.

>> I'd also change the font. Beloved is

really elegant, and I would use a

thicker card stock.

That was pretty good.

>> Yeah. Guess I've given that more thought

than I realize.

>> Mhm.

>> I'm sorry.

>> For what?

>> I've just spent so much [music] time

working on a fake wedding in the movie

that I haven't given one single moment

to our actual wedding.

>> We'll have time to plan the wedding once

the movie's done.

>> Yes. Yes, we definitely will.

I should probably get going to start

working on all those rewrites for the

scene on Monday.

>> Bye.

>> Bye.

>> She's got no idea. None.

>> Sophie really thinks that I haven't

devoted any time to planning our

wedding. Little does she know that the

plan is already in motion.

And I know that you are full aware of my

genius, but I bet you don't know the

depths of my brilliance. In fact, I know

you don't because I didn't even know

until I came up with this plan. Here's

what's going to happen. The last day of

the movie that we're going to shoot is

going to be the wedding scene, right?

I'm going to make sure that the real

Sophie is there that day. Then she and

the real Sam,

this guy, are going to get married for

real on the same set. And I've already

made arrangements for Sophie's friends

and family to be there to surprise her.

It's going to be so beautiful. I know

what you're thinking. You're thinking,

if it's going to be a total surprise,

how will Sophie be able to choose

everything that she wants to make it her

perfect day?

But I got you covered. My question for

you, Richard Gear, is

will you be my ring bear.

I just I got to make sure that that

Jenny [music] and Tom get along and the

whole movie just doesn't fall apart. And

I know I know it won't because Chris is

a great director and and he knows how to

talk to actors. So,

>> hey Chris, what's up?

>> Hey, can you meet me in town? Got to

show you something. I will text you the

address.

>> Okay, I'll see you there.

The best part about it is that the

wedding is going to take place on

Henry's farm. Place where it all started

for Sophie and me. It's the perfect

location.

>> [bell]

>> Hey.

>> Hey. Isn't this the perfect location

>> for what?

The wedding scene.

[laughter]

No, I thought we were shooting the

wedding scene at the farm.

>> Well, this place is way better than that

dusty old farm.

>> Well, that's where Sophie and I met, so

it's got sentimental value.

>> But this place has production value, and

that is way more important.

>> Well, the farm isn't just a good place

for the movie wedding. It's also a great

location for

the other thing that I'm planning.

What other thing? My wedding,

>> right? Are you still doing that?

>> Of course I'm still doing that.

>> I've been thinking. Not everybody likes

to be surprised. This one time I threw a

surprise party for Becky. She didn't

speak to me for 2 weeks after. Look, if

we shoot here instead of the farm, that

totally frees it up for you. What's the

problem?

>> The problem is that that's 10 days away

and if we change locations, that doesn't

give me enough time to start from

scratch and get everything that I need.

Look, man. It's not just me, okay? It's

Evan. If I don't do what's best for the

movie, both of our careers are in

jeopardy.

>> I thought you just wanted me here to

talk about Jenny and Tom.

>> I'm not worried about Jenny and Tom.

They're actors. They can act like they

like each other.

Hey, here's my latest draft of the

script.

>> Sorry,

your draft.

>> Yeah, I did some rewrites.

>> Chris, you're the director. You direct.

I am the writer, so I write.

>> Yeah, I know. I just needed to put my

director's vision into it. Make some

judicious cuts.

>> Wait a minute. Where's the whole Fitzy

character?

>> And where's Aaron?

>> We don't need Aaron.

Th

>> This is the scene with Richard Gear.

There's no Richard Gear. You cut Richard

Gear.

>> I didn't want to annoy the real Richard

Gear. We might want to work with him in

the future.

Look, don't worry about the wedding

location. All right. Look,

Sophie will understand.

Now, I have big plans for this scene.

[music] All right. We're going to get

rid of this ramp. We're going to have

the trellus up here. I'm taking chairs

extra. 150 extra.

>> Hi. I'm I'm looking for a wedding

planner.

I was just wondering if you might be

available.

When am I getting married?

10 days [music] from now.

Hello.

Hello.

>> Hi, I am looking for a wedding planner.

Oh, great. Well, um I'm getting married

in 10 days. Is that possible?

No. Okay. I I can hear you laughing. I

I'm I'm actually serious.

Nothing's available. Okay. Well, thank

you very much. Have a good

[clears throat] Christmas.

Please tell me you're calling to say you

and Sam have finally chosen a date. You

know how mom is. You're the first born.

She relies on you to provide her with

the good news cuz otherwise it falls on

me. It's like when we get our report

cards. Your A+es would make her forget

all about my C minuses. Don't even get

me started on Grandma. She thinks this

whole thing is a personal vendetta

against her. Grandma hasn't been in a

good mood since Pat Sjack retired.

Oh, here's mom. I'll let her in.

>> So,

what day are we saving?

>> We don't have one yet. It's what I'm

calling about.

>> Sophia,

is Stan waiting until I die before he

marries you? Is that his plan? Because I

am not giving him the satisfaction. I

refuse to die before he marries you.

It's Sam, Grandma. His name is Sam. And

that's why I wanted to talk to everyone.

Sam and I, we need some time alone to

plan the wedding. So, how would you all

feel if I don't come home for Christmas?

I know we always spend the holidays

together, but Sam and I need some time

to focus, and I think this is the only

way.

>> That's That's actually fine, honey.

It is.

>> Yeah. I mean, we were planning on having

a very low-key Christmas anyway.

>> Oh, cuz I mean, we've never had a

low-key Christmas before,

>> you know. That's good for a change.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I uh I have so much

work to catch up on, so that works for

me.

>> Okay.

Well, thanks for understanding.

>> So, no wedding plans. Christmas is

cancelled. At least Judge Judy will

never let me down.

Grandma, I'm canceling your cable.

>> Action.

>> I love you, Sammy.

>> Your breast smells like mint.

>> Okay,

>> cut.

>> Why does your breast smell like mint?

>> Wait, is this opposite day? Was I

supposed to gargle garlic wash? Uh, no.

If it was opposite day, I would tell you

how lovely it is to work with you.

>> What kind of mint did you have?

>> Green.

>> Spearmint or peppermint? I'm allergic to

spearmint. Remember, my lips get

swollen.

>> People pay good money for that.

>> I [music] can assure you that you're not

allergic to any of the mints that we

have on set.

>> Thank you. All righty. Let's do another

take then, shall we?

>> Back to ones, everyone.

>> Let's just try to act like

professionals.

>> Why would you have a mint when you know

that I'm allergic? Okay, enough about

the Mets. Okay,

let's be in love.

[music]

>> So, your family was fine with you not

going home for Christmas this year?

>> They were almost too okay with it. I

kind of wanted them to be a little

disappointed.

>> I'm sure they are, but they also

understand. H I guess it just seemed

like no big deal. As if it were some

random visit during the year I had to

cancel. But it's Christmas.

Do you think people have less Christmas

spirit these days?

>> Well, I think everyone has less

Christmas spirit than you. If Santa were

president, you'd be his press secretary

nominee.

>> Or present secretary.

>> Ooh, there she is. There's the Sophie we

love. [laughter]

Just don't worry so much. Everything's

going to be fine.

>> I know you are going to have a beautiful

Christmas.

>> I love you, Sammy.

>> Ouch.

>> Cut.

>> So much for the actors being able to

act.

>> Evan is calling. He wants an update.

>> What should we do?

>> Don't answer. I

>> tried that once. Kept calling back so

many times the tablet melted.

>> Okay. Well, we can do the whole bad

reception trick. So, when I give you the

look, just freeze. Have you ever done

this before?

>> Yeah, I do it all the time. Mostly when

you're asking me when I'm going to

finish the script.

>> Wow.

>> Gentlemen, everything running smoothly?

>> Yeah, everything's going great. We're

getting some really fantastic stuff

here, Evan. I mean, the actors are doing

exceptional work.

Quickly,

>> you're cutting out. Oh, well the

reception here.

Okay, now you're frozen.

>> Sam.

>> Okay. Okay. So, that bought us a little

bit of time.

>> Not much. How are we going to fix this?

[sighs]

>> That was impressive.

>> [applause]

>> How's that for Christmas spirit? Not too

shabby. [laughter]

>> Hi.

>> Oh, I'll be right there.

[music]

>> Hey, thanks for coming.

>> Yeah. What's going on? Jenny and Tom.

>> Oh, not getting along.

>> Well, do you want me to talk to Jenny?

>> That's a great idea. Maybe I should try

talking to Tom.

>> Yes. Yes. Go. Brilliant. Go. Do.

[music]

>> May I come in?

>> Yep.

[music]

We were really quite happy when we were

first together.

>> There was even a time where I thought

Jenny was the one.

>> Do you believe a person can find the

one?

>> Yeah, of course you do. What am I

talking about? You already found yours.

>> We're making a movie about it.

>> I guess you're right.

>> Now, you're lucky.

>> You're lucky. What happened between you

and Tom?

>> It's pretty complicated, actually.

complicate for me less for her.

>> I felt as though Tom didn't fight hard

enough for our relationship.

>> I just don't think love should be that

much of a fight.

>> He just seems so lack a days ago about

everything.

>> She just put so much pressure on

everything

>> and in the end things just

>> fell apart.

>> Fell apart.

>> What were some of your best moments

together?

>> I love their laugh.

We used to have a lot of fun in the

early days.

>> Did you see what I saw?

>> Oh, yeah. They're still in love. I have

an idea.

>> I I don't know. I guess we'll pick it up

tomorrow or I'll call you back.

>> If you want to spark the chemistry

between Jenny and Tom, I think there are

[music] a few scenes you need to shoot

before the kiss.

>> All right.

Let's pretend to fall in love, shall we?

Are [music] you sure I'm making that

difficult?

>> Be a professional.

>> Action.

>> Five 4 3 2 1. Ready or not, here I go.

>> [music]

>> one. Ready or not, here I come.

[laughter]

Oh. Oh, this ladder is definitely not

meant for two people. Careful. Oh,

you're standing on my foot.

>> Your foot is in my shin.

>> Careful.

>> Hey, Sammy.

>> Hey. So,

[music]

and cut.

>> Looks like they rediscovered their

chemistry,

>> right?

I mean, that was phenomenal. The the

chemistry between those two tonight was

electric. It was It was up there with

It's a Wonderful Life. Love Actually,

Die Hard.

>> I saw that. Look, Die Hard is a

Christmas movie.

>> Okay, but romantic

between Hans Gerber and the money he

wants to steal.

>> That's true. Love. [laughter]

>> Sophie, I have to thank you. You saved

our film.

>> Oh, no. It was a joint effort between

St. me and me.

>> I am just so so so happy. I mean, what

could possibly be better than making

movies, huh?

>> Hi, honey.

Really? Yeah. Uh, I I I'll be right

there.

Becky just went into labor.

>> But wait, she's not due for another 3

weeks.

>> Not anymore.

>> I got to get on the next flight home.

>> Oh.

Get out of the way. I'm going to be a

dad.

>> Well, without a director, there won't be

a home sweet Christmas wedding. I cannot

believe that Chris up and quit like

that.

>> Well, his wife is having a baby.

>> Yeah, exactly. He's not having the baby.

The thing is is Chris had a clause put

in his contract that allows him to quit

if his wife goes into labor. Now the

studio is going to pull the plug unless

we find a replacement director

immediately. I don't see how that's

possible in such a tight time frame.

We'd have to shut down over the

holidays, which would mess up our

post-production schedule, which would

push back the release date.

>> I don't suppose you're also an

accomplished director, are you?

>> No, I'm a lawyer.

>> How original.

>> Can you give us a day or two to try to

figure something out?

>> I'll give you till tomorrow morning.

Come on, let's go.

I've got it. I found a clause.

>> Is this the part where you tell me a

corny legal joke about a man in a red

suit flying around in a slate delivering

presents?

>> No. But I will say this, nobody's

climbing down a chimney without signing

a liability waiver.

When you said corny legal joke, did you

mean something roughly like that?

>> I meant something exactly like that. No,

I found a clause in the contract that

stipulates in the event the director

needs to be replaced, an individual

possessing appropriate knowledge of the

story and creative elements can assume

the responsibilities of the job.

>> Sure, but who is that?

>> You, silly.

>> Me?

>> Yes. Who has more appropriate knowledge

of the story than you? You not only

wrote it, you lived it.

>> I'm not a director. I'm a writer. I'm

supposed to be alone in a room with my

words, not on set telling a bunch of

people what to do.

>> Look, if you want your movie to be

finished, this seems to be the only way.

Plus, you said yourself that Chris was

making too many changes. Now, you can

make sure it's the story you want to

tell.

>> I don't know.

>> I'll help you. Don't you want that

wedding scene to happen?

>> Fortune favors the brave.

The bold.

>> The bold. Them, too.

>> Thanks again for letting us use the

office for Sam's casting session.

>> Are you kidding? This is a blast.

Although, it's kind of strange seeing a

bunch of people auditioning to play me

in a movie.

>> Yeah, now you know how I feel. I just

hope that Sam can find some local actors

to play the parts.

>> Yeah. Thank you for your patience

everyone. We will be starting very

shortly. Samuel Stackhouse. May I have a

word?

>> Sure, Fitzy. Come on in.

>> Looks like someone's about to throw a

Fitzy. [laughter]

>> Okay. Why would you try to cast anyone

than Fitzy? To play Fitzy. Fits. I say

this with deep respect. This is a movie,

right? So, we've got to cast

professional actors for these roles.

>> I am a professional. I trained at the

Roland Shakespeare Company.

The Royal Shakespeare Company? No, the

Rolat Shakespeare Company in Texas. They

have a renowned theater program. I've

played the Dane Mercurio

all in front of dozens of people.

>> Oh, well, that's impressive.

You'll never find a better Fitzy than

the real thing.

>> [music]

>> Thank you.

>> We'll be in touch.

>> Thanks. [gasps]

Okay, that's all of them.

Oh, well, at least we found someone to

play Erin.

>> Is she as smart, interesting, and funny

as the real thing?

>> Impossible. [laughter]

>> I'm just going to go reset downstairs.

>> None of these dogs even came close to

nailing the Richard Gear part. I guess

my four-legged pal's going to have to

play himself in the movie.

>> Speaking of playing themselves, did you

like any of the Fitzy auditions?

>> None of them were really right for the

part. Maybe we should give the real

Fizzy the chance to play himself in the

movie. I mean, he did study at the Rolet

Shakespeare Company.

>> Oh, Jenny's asking if I could meet her.

>> So, they're fitting her for the dress

for the wedding scene, and I'd love to

get your opinion on it. You know, just

to make sure it's right for the

character. I could really use your

amazing decision-making skills.

>> Oh, my amazing decisionmaking skills.

You sure know how to flatter a girl.

[music]

Oh no.

>> Hi. Hey. Thanks for coming. How's Sam

doing? Oh, he's good. A little nervous,

but but good. Well, Tom and I are so

excited for him to take over the movie.

>> We told the studio we didn't want anyone

else to replace Chris. Well, they

listened.

What's up? Well, I was hoping to get

your opinion. This is the dress they

want me to wear for the wedding scene.

What do you think? It's a gorgeous.

But but but

well, it isn't the one I would have

chosen for my wedding.

Well, which one would you have picked?

>> Oh, well, it doesn't matter. You're

playing the part. Yeah, but I'm playing

you.

Okay.

I'm impressed you found a dress you like

so quickly.

That is stunning.

Full disclosure, I have had my eye on

this dress for months.

>> So, why don't you just buy it?

>> Oh, I don't know. I guess I I just want

all of my wedding plans in place first.

I haven't even tried it on before. Go

for it.

>> What? Oh, no. I I can't. You should try

it on. You're playing Sophie.

>> Yeah, but you are Sophie. No. I Aren't

you a method actress?

Yeah, but there are limits. It's your

dream dress. Try it on.

>> Oh, I I I really can't. You should try

it on.

>> Sure you can. I really think you should.

>> No, you should try it.

>> I'm so sorry, but this [music] dress has

already been sold.

>> It's been sold.

Gingerbread roll right out of the oven.

Okay. Can I tell you something you don't

want to hear?

There are other dresses. I promise you,

by your wedding day, the dress you're

meant to wear will have found you.

Plus, in the meantime, we can find the

bride who stole your dress and tell her

that it totally washes her out. And then

if she's going for that Morticia Adams

bride look, she's nailing it.

>> Don't even say that. [laughter]

>> I'm sure whoever she is, she'll look

lovely in it.

>> Oh, you are way too nice.

It's not just about the dress.

It's another reminder of how little

planning Sam and I have put into our own

wedding.

>> Well, if it makes you feel any better,

my sister has your trip almost all

booked.

>> Thank you. Sam and I need that trip now

more than ever.

>> And in the meantime, we can eat your

feelings and I'll help you. Cheers.

Okay, thank you. [music]

>> Hi.

>> Hi.

>> Uh, so what do you think?

>> Wow, it is perfect.

Yeah. Oh, even down to every detail.

These movie set decorators really know

what they're doing.

>> Maybe we should hire them for [music]

our wedding.

>> Okay. Here's an idea.

>> Good morning, Mr. Director.

>> Not sure I'll ever get used to that

title.

>> Uh, you're going to do great. And we

have you back.

>> And I'm so glad you're putting the

supporting characters back to the

script. They're really integral to the

story.

>> Who did you end up casting for the Fitzy

character?

>> France, Romans, countrymen, lend me your

ears.

>> Him.

>> And

action.

Does that mean I'm supposed to start?

>> Yes, Fitzy. When I call action, that's

that's when you act.

>> Gotcha. The first person to ever say

likes camera action was DW Griffith.

Trivia.

>> I was waiting for you to say the first

part.

Yeah, we only we only see the action

part these days. So,

>> copy that.

>> Everything okay?

>> Yep. Yeah, I'm just um just feeling a

little overwhelmed.

>> Okay.

>> Okay, let's go back to ones, everybody.

Take it from the top. Let's get the

sticks in there. Thank you.

And

action.

Cut.

You can't look into the camera, Fitzy.

Right.

That's what's called breaking the fourth

wall.

Trivia.

Okay. Um,

I say we just take a five, everyone.

>> I'm just going to get some fresh air.

>> Okay.

Thought I might find you up there.

What's this?

>> One of great uncle Henry's maple candy

canes.

>> You still have some of these?

>> Oh, I have an emergency stash hidden

away for hard days.

How you holding up?

[sighs]

>> I don't think I really am.

>> I mean, I'm so grateful for everything

that you've done for [music] me, but

let's be honest, I have no idea what I'm

doing.

>> That's not true. You are so talented.

And yes, you're a brilliant writer, but

it took a lot of hard work to get to

[music] that point.

And directing isn't your forte yet, but

it will be if you can be patient and

sacrifice your time

and maybe a few gray hairs on your head.

>> Ultimately, it will be.

>> Listen to me. Sacrifice.

Getting to direct a movie about the

greatest love story that happens to be

my own. I mean, if we're talking about

sacrifice, you're the one who's done

that for me.

Well, I'd marry you today if we could,

but for the sake of your movie, I want

to see your wonderful story come to life

>> again.

It's already come to [music] life once.

>> M right again.

You are the most creative [music] person

I know. So, you go back in there and

you'd be creative. Sam Stack House,

>> I got this.

>> You got this.

>> [music]

>> Fitzy. Fitzy, do you remember the first

time that you came to the farmhouse and

you showed Sophie and me everything that

was wrong with it?

I want you to become that DIY contractor

again. I want you to forget about

everybody else in the room except for

those two right over there.

>> Take them through the house and you show

them everything that's wrong with it.

And

every little tidbit of trivia associated

with it.

>> You got it.

>> Put it on the list.

>> Put it on the list.

>> Back to ones, everybody. Thank you.

Thank you.

>> Here we go.

>> And

action. So, you'd like to fix up the old

farmhouse, would you? Are polar bears

left-handed? Polar bears are

left-handed. Do you like trivia? I love

trivia. Keeps me sharp. Shouldn't take

more than a few days to get this place

fixed up. Just in time for Christmas.

I'm a DIY contractor. DIY stands for

do-it-yourself. Trivia. The way I work

is that I'm your contractor. I tell you

what to do and you do all the work.

Oh, doorork knob. Put it on the list.

Doorork knobs were invented in 1878.

And all that's because of the industrial

revolution. Trivia.

Oh, look at that. Could come down at any

time. Just like the Phantom of the Opera

by Gast Maru. Trivia. Chandelier canopy

needs to be tightened a little bit. Put

it on the list.

No electrical wiring for the cooker. Put

it on the list. Electricity Nichollet

Tesla 1887 not Thomas Edison

cutsy

that was amazing [laughter]

you you nailed it thankfully I had an

excellent director

>> put another list [laughter] I'll be in

me trailer

>> you don't have a

He doesn't have a trailer, right?

>> Well, I'm not the kind of gal that says

I told you so.

>> You're totally the kind of girl who says

I told you so.

>> Only when it's warranted. And in that

case, I told you so.

>> You had nothing to worry about. You are

a natural when it comes to directing.

>> Let's not get ahead of ourselves. It's

only been one day.

>> A very good day.

>> A very good day.

>> Thank you. Thank you for encouraging me

to do this.

>> I told you so. [laughter]

>> And thank you for helping Jenny pick out

her wedding dress.

>> Yeah, no problem.

>> There was this dress we both wanted, but

um yeah, it wasn't available, but she

eventually found something she liked.

>> I just can't tell you how amazing it is

that you're helping with all the wedding

stuff. This is this is the most

important scene in the whole movie, and

I just

I just want to make sure everything's

perfect.

Yeah, anytime.

>> How about right now?

>> Sure.

[music and singing]

>> Joyful

together. [music and singing]

>> It's the favorite time of year.

>> Have a real good time.

>> And it feels so right.

>> Throw a little party.

>> Merry Christmas.

Christmas Holy Night

and the stars so [music] bright.

Merry Christmas.

Are you ready? [music]

Are you ready?

Are you ready?

[music] Are you ready?

>> One more thing.

>> Okay.

You are going to sell this once you move

into the farmhouse, right?

>> Sell my Airstream.

>> Yeah. Well, you're not going to need it

anymore.

>> Of course, I'm going to need it. This

This is my man cave.

You can have my heart, Sophie Marlo, but

you will never take my Airstream.

>> What is it that you needed? Okay. So,

for the wedding scene, I want the

actress to to say their vows, obviously,

and I have a pretty good idea of what

Sam would say.

>> Well, I hope so,

>> but I'm having a tough time figuring out

what Sophie would say. Can I have your

help?

>> No. No. I'm not a writer.

>> No, no, just just jot down a couple

ideas. That's all. That's all. Yeah. Um,

please.

>> You film people are weird.

I know.

>> Mhm.

>> Thank you. Okay, I got a call I got to

make, but I will be right back. You just

pour your heart out into that.

>> [music and bell]

>> I left what I wrote [music] on your

desk.

>> I'm sure it's perfect. Thank you so much

for doing that.

>> Mhm.

>> So, I should get going. I've got some

approvals for the uh wedding set

location.

>> Oh, well, I can join you. I'll just grab

my purse from the house and we can head

out.

>> You know, I should probably go by

myself. Really? because these um these

locations can be really kind of strict.

It's really only movie crew allowed.

>> Oh, okay.

Yeah, I'll just head back to the hotel.

I have some paperwork I can catch up on.

>> Okay. And I'm sorry that there's been so

much going on. I'm really looking

forward to just a nice quiet Christmas

after this is all done. Aren't you?

>> Yeah. Mhm.

>> Okay. Bye.

>> Bye.

Okay.

Hi, Sam.

>> Hey. Yeah, I made an excuse so Sophie

wouldn't come. I think she went back to

the hotel.

>> It's It's just It's so important that

this goes perfectly. Okay. No mistakes.

I can't have any distractions at all. I

just hope there's no more surprises

really because this has got to go off

without a hitch. It's the most important

thing I've done in my entire life. So,

it's got to be flawless. And Sophie has

to be as far away from this as possible.

This wedding is more [music] important

than anything. It's even more important

than the movie. But you're sure that

Sophie's going to be happy, right?

>> It's the most romantic thing ever.

>> Okay.

Well, thank you for your help on this.

>> Of course. See you soon.

>> Here we go.

Hey.

Hey.

Can your sister cancel the trip?

>> Why?

This movie is a big opportunity for Sam.

And I think I need to give him his

space. I don't want to be a distraction.

>> But Sam would never feel as though

you're a distraction.

>> And you said yourself that he needed a

break after the movie.

>> Yeah. Well, maybe surprising him with a

trip like this isn't what he has in

mind. But Sophie, please, Aaron,

can you just have your sister cancel the

trip?

>> Yeah, I'll take care of it.

>> Thanks.

>> Hi. So, change of plans. I'm coming home

for Christmas after all.

Oh, so you're not going away anymore?

>> No, no. It's a long story. Sam's really

busy, but he he'll join when he can, and

I figured I'd get in the car and drive

home tomorrow.

>> Oh,

what? What is it?

>> Well, I am going away tomorrow.

>> You are? Where?

>> Bruge.

>> Bruge. It's in Belgium.

>> Yeah. Yeah, I know where it is. Why are

you going to Bruge?

>> I've always wanted to go. And when you

said that you weren't coming home for

Christmas, I figured, well, now it's my

chance. Um, it's on my bucket list.

>> Oh, okay. You've literally never

mentioned that before.

Is grandma going?

>> Nope. It's the silver serenity for me.

Is that a brand of herbal tea?

>> Oh, no. It's a senior spa. Hot stone

massages and full body mud baths. I'm

going to look as good as Jane Seymour by

New Year's.

>> Okay. Well, Ally looks like it's just

you and me.

>> Oh, no. No. Sorry. So, Keith and I are

going on a Rock Legends Christmas

cruise. Nickelback and Sammy Hagar are

playing. We're big fans.

We're so sorry, honey. Oh, but none of

us knew that your plans were going to

change.

>> It's fine. I understand.

>> Okay. Well, I have to go. I'll talk to

you guys later. Bye.

>> Well, we love you.

>> Thanks for meeting me. With the movie

wrapping so close to Christmas, I won't

have time to shop when I get home.

>> My family always goes all out for the

holidays.

>> Oh, that's nice. Mine, too.

>> Usually. What are your Christmas plans?

>> Uh, I don't have any, actually.

Well, I'm sure something will come up.

Things always do during the holidays.

So, how have the last few days of

filming been going? Oh, good. So good.

Sam is a truly gifted director.

Thanks to you and Sam, Tom and I have

rediscovered that connection we had when

we first met.

>> I'm so happy for you.

>> Thanks.

>> In fact,

tonight I'm going to tell Tom that I

think we should get back together.

That's great. Now, these last two days

have made me realize that Tom really is

the one.

Hi. We're meeting at 7:00, right?

>> Yeah. But can you come to the studio

right now by any chance? Cuz

>> I want to show you something.

>> Oh, sure. I'll be right there. Bye.

I have to go. Okay.

[music]

>> Hi. Hi,

>> thanks for calling. So, I had an idea

and I just wanted to run it by you to

get your opinion.

>> Okay.

>> Okay. Do you remember?

>> Of course. It's our engagement photo.

>> Yeah. Well, it inspired me to do this

for the wedding scene in the movie.

Check it out.

[music]

I want to use it when the characters get

married.

What do you think?

>> It's gorgeous. It's very [music]

romantic.

>> Do you really think so? Cuz if you

didn't like it, I wasn't going to use

it.

>> It's perfect for a wedding.

>> Yeah.

>> Mhm.

>> I think so, too.

Okay. Well, I'll tell the team to go

ahead with it then.

>> Mhm. And I just got a couple things I

got to do before dinner tonight. But I

promise that when I get there, no more

movie talk. I will only be discussing

the real wedding for the rest of the

evening. I promise. I'll see you there.

Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Okay.

Thank you.

>> Thank you.

>> Thank you. Okay. Well,

let's talk about the wedding. Our

wedding.

>> Maybe we shouldn't.

>> Shouldn't what? Get married? Because in

that case, I'm going to have to ask for

that ring back.

>> If you want this ring back, you're going

to have to pry it off my finger.

>> Do not tempt me.

>> That is a spoon.

[laughter]

>> Well played.

Hey,

what is it?

>> Sam, I love you and I'm so excited to

marry you. I know we're going to have a

beautiful wedding, but

just with everything going on with the

movie, I think that you should focus on

that right now.

>> Sophie, the movie's almost finished

shooting.

>> I know, but now that you're the

director,

you're going to have a lot more

responsibilities to get the movie

finished, and it's only fair to give you

the space to do that.

We've waited this long to plan the

wedding. We can wait a little bit

longer.

You know that this movie isn't as

important to me as you are, right?

>> I do, but it is important. It's your

dream job.

>> Sure, but I would never let my dream job

get in the way of me being with the girl

of my dreams.

>> You know what? I'm sorry. I got to go.

>> Oh, no.

I told him I was still in love with him

and that I thought we were meant to be

together. [music] And he just looked at

me blankly and said he didn't feel the

same way.

You know, it was just like our

relationship. One minute he'd be so

loveydovey and the next he would just

turn off like a light switch and leave

me in the dark.

I just can't believe I fell for this

again.

>> [snorts]

>> Such a fool.

>> Excuse me.

>> It's Evan.

>> Maybe it's good news this time.

>> No chance.

>> Sam, I just got a call from Tom's agent.

>> Tom says he's not sure he can finish the

movie. So, I say, "What's going on

there?" You know, for a new director,

you're not making a very good first

impression. Fix this now.

>> Guess what scene we're shooting

tomorrow.

>> The kiss.

>> Yeah.

>> [music]

[music]

>> You know, the thing that I've come to

realize is that Jenny and I definitely

not meant for each other. Nope. Fire and

ice, oil and water, chalk and cheese.

You know, I never really understood that

one. Chalk and cheese. Definitely not

the opposites. You know what I mean?

What?

Don't look at me like that. It's like

you're looking in my soul. Okay. Yeah,

fine. Rich, you want the truth? I love

her. I love her so much it scares me.

And that is the reason why we broke up

in the first place. I pushed her away

because I was too afraid to lose her.

Pick that makes sense. Please.

Then last night at the restaurant, she

had the courage to open her heart out to

me and I did nothing. And what I should

have done was I should have just taken

her into my arms.

and kissed her. I should have went up to

her and I should have said, "I love you

so much and I feel the exact same way."

But I couldn't.

>> Hi. Sorry to bother you. I was wondering

if Richard Gear was with you.

>> Sam asked me to come by Richard Stew for

his unionmandated walk. Dog actors guild

is pretty strict about those things,

huh?

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Right.

>> Here we go. I'm always excited to see

you.

>> Yeah.

So, how are you doing?

>> Oh, great.

>> Hi.

>> Good.

>> Yeah, Sam's been trying to get a hold of

you.

>> Yeah, I just I needed a break for just a

second. It's pretty awkward in there.

Johnny having feelings for me and me not

feeling the same way.

Is that really how you feel?

>> Why?

>> Because I [music] just overheard

everything you said.

>> Oh,

>> you know about you still being in love

with her but purposely sabotaging

things.

>> Yeah, I remember.

>> Sorry, I didn't mean to eaves drop, but

your [music] window was open.

Okay, look. Um,

I am not trying to screw things up for

Sam or [music]

jeopardize this movie in any way. I just

I panicked.

I just

I wish I knew I wasn't going to get hurt

again.

>> Oh,

well,

you're not supposed to know that.

That's what makes love worth something,

[music]

the risk.

But I think you and Jenny would be just

fine.

I know because I was in your situation

once.

I can't tell you what to do. No one can.

But

all I'll say is,

you know, it seems like you've been

[music] given a second chance with

Jenny.

Second chances are rare.

And if you pass it up, you may never see

her again. And well, you'll have to

decide if you can live with that.

>> Look, I wouldn't worry about the movie

[music] or Sam or anything else.

Just do what you know is true and right.

>> Merry Christmas, Tom.

>> Merry Christmas, Sophie.

Merry Christmas, Richard.

>> I think we need to call Evan.

>> Call Evan like on purpose.

>> Sam, why are you calling me? I'm

supposed to call you. That's how this

works.

Not today, Evan. We got a major problem.

>> No, you don't.

The only problem you have is me, and I'm

going to resolve that right now.

[snorts]

Jenny,

>> hey,

I want to start off by

apologizing to you.

>> Oh, there's no need. [music] I shouldn't

have been so unprofessional.

You're an amazing actor, [music] Tom,

and

I just thought for one second that

maybe something had sparked back up with

us. And I stupidly felt like I [music]

should say something before it was too

late.

>> You're right.

I am an amazing actor,

but not for that reason.

It's because I made you believe that

I was anything other than madly in love

with you.

I've been putting on an Oscar winning

performance as a complete jerk.

Last night at the restaurant, I should

have just told you the truth. I feel the

[music] same way. So, if you give me

another chance, I promise you I will

never hesitate or waste another moment.

>> Well, if you're not going to waste

another moment,

then why are you wasting this one?

>> Kiss me.

>> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait, wait.

That was so beautiful.

Let's save it for the scene. Okay,

[laughter]

everybody. First positions.

>> All right, get set.

>> All right.

>> Okay, first position

>> settling

and

action.

[music]

>> I love yourself.

>> I love you, Sammy.

>> [music]

[music]

>> and caught. [applause and cheering]

>> Yes.

>> Crying.

>> You guys just take your time over there.

Enjoy it.

>> Merry Christmas.

>> Great job, Sam.

>> That was so great.

Hi. Happy last day of filming. How's it

all going? Oh,

>> it's going great. Just perfect. This is

going to be the most beautiful Christmas

wedding ever.

>> Oh, well, I'm so glad to hear it.

>> You're still going to show up right at

3:00, right?

>> Yeah, that's what I was planning. Do you

want me to come by earlier?

No, no. Uh, if you get there any

earlier, it's just going to be it'll be

too hectic. So, we'll see you then. Love

you.

>> Love you.

>> Morning.

Good morning.

Oo, those look fancy. What's the

occasion? Oh. Um, I'm just I figured

last day and all do something special.

Oh, why are you here so early?

>> Oh, I couldn't sleep. I figured I'd

[music] get some work done. I have some

year end things to wrap up. But I could

come to set and help you if you need me.

>> No, no, I got this. I got this. Um,

uh Oh, Sam said you'd be there at 3.

>> Mhm. That's good. Yeah, it'll be a mad

scramble there until then.

Oh, I forgot to ask Sam the address of

the location they're shooting at today.

I have it in my car. I'll text you.

Okay, I better go. I'll see you this

afternoon.

>> This is Barb. I will call you back.

>> Hey, Mom. You're not sure what time it

is there, but I just called to see how

your trip was. Merry Christmas. Bye.

>> Hey, it's Ally. Wait for the beep.

>> Hey, Ally. [music] I hope you and Keith

are having fun. I don't know how the

reception is where you're at, but um

anyway, merry [music] Christmas. Bye.

>> You've reached [music] Doris. Leave a

message.

>> Hi, Grandma.

I hope you're [music] relaxing.

Um yeah, call me um whenever you get

this.

Okay. I love you. Merry Christmas.

Hello, Sophie

>> George Wayne.

What are you doing here?

>> Well, I am on my way to an appointment.

I thought that I would just uh stop in

for a cup of coffee.

>> Well, you look very dapper.

>> Do you have a Christmas date, George?

>> Uh, in a manner of speaking. I've been

asked to be an extra in Sam's movie

today.

>> Oh. Oh. Well, I'm really happy for you.

It should be a lot of fun.

>> I uh don't have to be there for a little

bit. I'd uh love to catch up with you

before I go.

May I join you for a cup?

>> Of course.

I can tell that there's something on

your mind, Sophie.

What is it?

Oh, well, I guess I'm feeling a little

lost.

You know, ever since I moved back to

Waysbridge, I've never felt more at

home. And yet for some reason this

Christmas

everything feels so disconnected

and I don't know what happened and I

don't know what to do.

>> We always want to have answers. [music]

The true joy in life is not having them.

Now we know why we give gifts to each

other.

because of the gift that was given to

us.

But there's a reason that we wrap

[music] Christmas presents, isn't there?

And I wouldn't worry about your

Christmas present, Sophie,

because I have the feeling that it

brings a gift of

a beautiful future.

[music]

>> Thank you, George.

It's really nice to be around someone

who feels like family.

>> I'm honored.

I I uh

I should be going.

>> Oh, well, I'm headed there, too. [music]

Can I give you a lift?

>> What a lovely idea.

>> I didn't realize they were shooting

here.

your great uncle Henry's old farm.

>> Where is everyone? Are we too late?

>> God's timing is never too late.

>> Sam. Hi. I'm here now. Did we miss the

big finale?

>> You didn't miss anything.

Can you do me a favor? Go to the

treehouse.

>> The treehouse.

>> Hello.

Oh, this better be good. Sam Stack

House.

When Uncle Henry said, "One day you will

write [music] something perfect with

this typewriter," I thought it was my

script. But now I know it's

my vows.

>> [crying]

>> There you [music] are. We need to get

you into hair and makeup ASAP. came upon

[music and singing]

a mid night clear. That glorious

[singing and music]

song

unfold

from angels [music and singing]

near the earth. [music]

>> There she is.

>> There's our Sophie.

>> Did you know about this? Of course I

did.

By the way, I didn't cancel your trip.

>> What? You're still going?

It was always meant to be your

honeymoon.

>> [music]

>> The angels

sing.

[music]

[music]

May I have the honor?

[music]

>> Skies they come with [singing and music]

wings unfold.

[music]

And [singing] still their heavenly

music

flows

for all the [music] weery [singing]

world.

[music]

Above

it sad and lonely

place

they [singing] bend on [music] hovering

wings.

[music]

And never [singing] all its babble

sounds. The [music and singing] blessed

angels

sing.

[music]

The blessed

angels

sing. Hear them sing. [music]

The blessed [singing]

angels

sing. [music]

[music]

Did you plan all of this by yourself?

>> I hope you don't mind.

Anyway, it wasn't totally by myself. I

definitely got a little bit of help.

Even from you.

>> How long have you been planning this?

>> Oh, my life.

[cheering]

>> Wait, wait, wait, wait. We got some

things to do before that part.

[laughter]

>> Rings.

Good boy. Good boy.

Sophie Marlo,

when we [music] were kids and I was

telling you stories about princesses and

dragons, you used to say to me that you

love my crazy imagination,

even though most of the time you'd fall

asleep during my stories. [laughter]

And [music] in my life as a writer, I've

had to imagine some some pretty

unbelievable things. But

never

in my wildest [music] imagination

have believed that I would get a second

chance to write a misconnection and be

lucky enough to ask you to marry me.

And now [music] I can't imagine my life

without you.

And it would [music] make me the

happiest man in the entire world if I

could kiss you good night every

Christmas Eve and wake up next to you

every Christmas morning.

>> Hey,

>> what? Kidding. [laughter]

>> [music]

>> My vows.

I got you.

Sam Stack House.

Ever since we reconnected after so many

years, I remember telling you

that I was waiting for the day God would

bring me [music] the right person to

love. And little did I know that he

would lead me back to where you once

spun your beautiful stories.

Our treehouse,

that little hideway was the beginning

[music] of our adventure.

And now here we are,

right where we're meant to be.

I'm so grateful for every game of hide

and seek and every twist and turn we

both had that brought us here.

You've shown me what true love is. And I

promise to cherish you every day

and every Christmas morning

and every ordinary moment in between.

You are my greatest adventure,

my home and my heart.

[music]

>> Tag, you're in.

I love you, Sammy.

>> I love you, Sophie.

All I want for Christmas.

Wish you were under my tree. [music]

You're at the top of my wish list.

So baby, please come home [music] to me

for Christmas. I wish you were here next

to me. [music]

really [music] want