All language subtitles for A Christmas to Remember (2016) (A.Christmas.To.Remember.2016.1080P.Webrip.X264.Aac5.1-[Yts.Mx]) (ENGLISH)

Oh my gosh, I hope that we got
this wardrobe look tonight, you know,

because last week
Angela from Duluth posted

that she thought that my
look was too New York.

I mean, you know, what
am I supposed to do?

I'm trying to stride that
fine line between like fashion

forward, but the Midwest,
what the Midwest wants.

And I thought maybe they
would like this nice ice silver, you

know, kind of like that movie
where they freeze everything.

How can we make you happy
when you don't seem happy?

Oh my gosh, it's so green.

The tree?

And sad.

Look, it's also like
dying on the bottom, look.

Can somebody cheer
up this tree, please?

Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, what's going on with all the cars?

Traffic jam.

I thought it'd be cute.

This, this is the, the,
the Empire State Building.

I mean, it's supposed
to be magnificent.

I mean, it's just a gingerbread.

I know, but the scale, the scale, it's
like, it's staying on the car's name, okay?

I'm sorry.

You got it, you got it.

Okay, good job
with everything else.

Really good, love it.

Yeah, really good, okay.

Okay, where's that turkey?

I am so excited.

Oh, it's so beautiful!

I'm so sorry, so sorry.

It's been an hour and
a half on the left, guys.

You're gonna fly alone.

Don't worry, we
have a backup turkey.

Oh.

Okay.

But we don't have a
backup shirt, do we?

We don't have a back up shirt!

That's not the same shirt.

It's the same shirt,
just a different color.

But it's green!

I hate green!

Oh, green, oh!

Uh, listen, I think it's
going to be okay, we uh, we

can spray the backup
turkey and it's gonna be good.

No, it won't be perfect.

Everything was
supposed to be perfect!

It's the holiday special!

Yeah, no, no, no.

No, it'll totally be perfect.

Okay people, let's
wrap that back up turkey.

Mmm, ah, it looks so delicious.

I just can't wait
to eat that turkey.

So, thank you so much for
joining me on my Christmas special.

I'm Jennifer Wade,
and from all of us at

Homestyle, we wish you
a Christmas to remember.

And cut!

That was fabulous,
congratulations.

Thanks Paula, but was it
special enough for Christmas?

Oh honey, come on.

Nobody does
Christmas like you do.

And your piece is about to
come out in a Roma magazine.

Which means you've
got some momentum, and

soon everybody will know
who Jennifer Wade is.

So no pressure is
what you're saying?

No pressure.

Tell me you are coming
to my party tonight.

Bring Brad.

Oh, come on Paula.

Oh, I know he's not
your ideal man, but...

He's a very popular sportscaster, and being
seen with him will build up your brand.

I feel like I'm going to win.

I feel like we're in the old country
and this is an arranged marriage.

No Paula, I think my
brand and I are just going

to go home and take a
nice hot bath and go to bed.

I am just not feeling
very social tonight.

I know your feelings
about the holidays.

What do you mean?

Well, I know that
they're very hard on you.

That's ridiculous.

I just did an entire show
based on Christmas.

Well, you always seem
to get so stressed out.

Music, you don't like eggnog.

Who does like eggnog?

Well, I do.

Yeah, right.

No, you know, to be honest, it's just,
my mom made Christmas so special and,

you know, she was so wonderful at it
and since she's been gone, it just hasn't

really been the same
for me, but it'll be fine.

You know, your show is
going to be a huge success

and it's going to reach
millions of people.

If you come to my party, I promise you
won't have to do anything for a whole week.

You're serious?

Yes!

Listen, I have the most gorgeous,
gorgeous chalet near Aspen.

Go there.

Total peace of mind.

You'll love it.

And it's right next to the best
hiking trails you could imagine.

Hiking?

Paula, this is me
you're talking to.

I know, right?

But it's also a stone's throw
away from the best spa.

I do love a good spa.

Uh-huh.

Sometimes you just gotta forget
about everything and get away.

I know.

I know good place and bad place.

All right.

Thank you, Paula.

That's an amazingly
generous offer.

Thank you.

Stop.

It's the least I can do.

Now you come to my
party tonight and bring Brad.

Well, I guess I have to now.

You do.

I'll see you later.

Bye.

Nancy, how are you doing?

Dr. Blayke, thank you
so much for coming.

Katie just doesn't seem right.

Hmm.

Well, let's take a
look at the little patient.

There she is.

I guess I'm just a nervous mom.

Huh.

Hey, Katie.

How are you doing, sweetie?

Feeling okay?

Let's take a look here.

A little bit of rest
is all she needs.

Katie is going to be just fine.

How are your kids?

Good.

Good.

Jamie is reading every book
she can get her hands on.

Kyle wants to be a
vet, just like his old man.

And Daisy is Daisy.

Have you decided what
to do about your practice?

Well, I've got my eye on a spot in town
where I'm thinking of setting up my office.

What about the barn where
your wife kept her horses?

It's such a beautiful
old building.

Yeah, it is.

Just, um...

I'm not sure I'm ready yet.

Well, I better get going.

I've got a few more
house calls to make.

Please don't get up.

Don't get up.

What do I owe you for today?

No charge.

It's Christmas.

You're going to Colorado?

I was hoping that we'd go to
all the parties here in New York.

Well, sorry, Brad, but when Paula offered
me her... her cabin... I don't know.

I just...

If I can't get away for the holidays,
then I work the other 51 weeks of the year.

I understand.

It's just, uh...
It'll take too long.

We have a career in my career.

And we've got to stop it.

Oh!

Wow!

Honey, you look gorgeous.

Oh, thanks, Paula.

Oh, and Brad, well, you
look as handsome as always.

Milady.

I am so glad that you came
and you came together.

Well, thank you, Paula.

Your party is amazing.

And you and your apartment,
but especially you, look stunning.

Thank you.

Can I borrow her?

Just for a minute.

Mm-hmm.

Come with me.

And allow me to introduce
you to the network president.

He's right over
here by the crudités.

Thanks for coming.

Bye now!

Oh!

Jennifer!

What are you doing?

I'm cleaning your kitchen!

You've got so much here!

No, no, no, no, no.

Come on, you
can't do it all alone.

No.

Stop.

As of now, you are
officially on vacation.

Make that your last batch.

All right.

Come on, I want you
to have a drink with me.

Just leave all this.

Oh, Christmas is so much work.

Christmas comes with a stick.

But you are so good at it.

And it's people like us.

Well, we don't know how to do
anything else but make it perfect.

Yeah, when was the last
time that it didn't feel like work?

That it felt like a
real Christmas?

Oh.

Well, my darling, if I tell you
that, then I'll be telling you my age.

You know, I remember
this one Christmas when

my mom made me,
sewed me this special dress.

I was playing an angel in the
Christmas pageant at church.

And it was all sparkly and
glowing, almost iridescent.

And I loved it so much.

I didn't want to take it off
even when we got home.

So she let me fall asleep on
the couch waiting for Santa.

And I fell asleep with the sound
of Christmas music and the smell of

gingerbread and the feeling
of her hand on my hair.

And it was so magical.

And I just don't know if Christmas
is ever going to feel like that again.

I mean, just, you know, not
this pressure to be perfect.

Just the simple
magic of Christmas.

You know, your mom sounds
like she was a wonderful woman.

And maybe you can
have it that way again.

Simple and perfect.

Here's to my mom who
made Christmas magical.

To your mom.

You know, but I
should be getting going.

If I'm going to get to Colorado in the
morning, I have to, you know, pack.

Yes, you do.

I'll call you when I get there.

Oh.

Thank you, sweetheart.

Well, this is nice.

It is.

It's nice.

I just can't believe we've
never been on a date before.

Hmm.

Because, you know, I had a
crush on you in high school.

Uh, no.

I, I definitely, I
didn't know that.

Oh, come on.

I, I, I didn't know that.

But you were the quarterback
and I was the cheerleader.

We should have been a couple.

I guess so.

But then you got
married and then she...

I'm sorry.

I don't know why
I brought that up.

It's okay.

It's all right.

How was your burger?

My burger is, it was good.

It was fine.

How's your, how's your tofu?

Did you try it?

Do you want some?

I didn't.

You should try it.

No, you should actually try it.

Honestly, I'm not into tofu.

It's really good.

Try, try, try.

I really don't like tofu.

Come on.

It's good, right?

Do you like it?

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

It's interesting consistency.

It's nice.

Good.

Guess who should be asleep
and not reading at this hour.

I'm just trying to
finish this chapter.

You know what?

You're going to have to finish
the chapter tomorrow, really.

No.

Yes, the suspense
will keep you awake.

Take your light off.

Take your light off, please.

I'll figure it out.

You get in bed.

Come on.

I'll take those.

It's okay.

All right.

All right, young lady.

Nighty night.

Nighty night.

Sweet dreams, okay?

Okay.

Okay, love you.

Hey, Biscuit.

Dan.

John.

What'd you make for dinner?

Oh, stroking off again?

Bunny made it.

It's simple.

The kids love it.

You don't like it?

I got some kibble you
can help yourself to.

I'll take the strove.

Double sixes.

Again.

Well, I love a piece.

So how things go,
what's your name?

Oh.

Well.

Oh.

She force-fed me tofu.

Ew.

Yeah, it wasn't a good fit.

I really like being
set up anyway.

Tell you the truth, I think
these things should happen

naturally and organically,
come together easily, you know?

Like two pieces of a puzzle.

Jennifer Wade.

That Jennifer Wade, yes.

Yep.

We got a nice
four-wheel drive SUV.

Ooh.

Do you have
anything a little faster?

I was really hoping to
get there before it started.

It's too dark.

Thanks for coming down
with the storm coming in.

How's she doing?

Not so good.

It's a breach for sure.

Your mare is having a fall.

That's right.

It's a good thing
your dad's here.

Let's get to it.

You ready, buddy?

Yeah.

Hey, sweetie.

There she is.

Okay, Colorado.

You better be worth it.

Can't see a thing.

What?

No.

No.

Come on.

Pretty amazing, right?

Yeah, it was.

Yeah.

It's going to be okay now.

Mm-hmm.

And the four?

She knows exactly what to do.

They're both
going to be just fine.

Don't you worry.

Okay.

I was pretty worried
before you got here.

Uh, hey, John.

Hey.

John, can I have a word?

Of course.

Kyle, why don't you
head to the truck?

I'll be there in a second.

Okay.

I hate to do this, but we're
a little bit short right now.

Stay here.

Don't worry about it.

It's the holidays.

I will settle up with
you in the new year.

Okay.

Thank you, John.

You got it.

In the meantime, we'll take
one of Holly's apple pies.

She makes the
best in the county.

We would love that.

All right.

Okay.

Wait a second.

This is not...

No, this is not where
it's supposed to be.

Come on.

I need perception.

Come on.

GPS!

How's that pie?

Still warm.

Yeah.

Well, that sounds like good
sledding weather to me.

Yeah!

You okay?

Yeah.

Hey, you stay right here, okay?

Okay.

Be right back.

Are you... I'm so sorry!

I didn't see you!

What...

What are you doing?

What are you doing out here?

I don't know.

Hey, hey.

What's going on?

Did your car break down?

Did you... Are you alright?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Oh.

I don't know.

Oh, okay.

Alright.

You've got quite a
head laceration there.

We should take care of that.

Okay, Kyle.

Move over, buddy.

There we go.

Over there.

Up, up, up.

All the way.

There we go.

All the way.

Watch your feet.

Watch your toes.

What is that?

What is this?

You just sat on a pie.

A pie?

Look at that cut on your head.

It looks pretty bad.

We should get you back
and take a look at that, okay?

Gentle, gentle.

Ew.

Ew, you're red.

Yeah.

You know what?

I'm fine.

I'm just going to
take a little nap.

Dad, she fell asleep on me.

Is she going to be okay?

I think she's going to be fine.

The sooner we get her home,
keep an eye on her, the better.

Okay?

So what are you
going to do with her?

I actually have no idea.

Hi.

I'm Daisy.

I'm four and a half.

This is my bedroom.

But you can sleep
in here if you want to.

Sometimes my friends sleep over.

That's my dog, Biscuit.

And this is my doll, Sally.

Do you have a doll?

I don't think so.

The pretty lady woke up.

Where am I?

You're okay.

You're in our home.

I am John Blake.

And this is a small house.

This is my daughter, Daisy.

How are you feeling?

Um, I'm kind of beat up.

Don't worry.

He's a doctor.

He is?

A doctor for animals.

Yes, I'm a veterinarian.

But the principles are
pretty much the same.

Do you mind if I
take a quick look?

Sure.

Okay.

I'm just going to check
out your pupils, okay?

Yeah.

This might be a little
bright in your eye.

I just want to see how
responsive they are.

Now, I do have an MD coming
as soon as she possibly can.

Yes.

The roads are all
closed from the storm.

Storm?

Yeah, there was a big storm.

Like a tornado?

No.

No, like a snowstorm.

Lots of snow.

The good news is your pupils
are completely responsive now.

No more signs of shock.

You do have a mild concussion.

A little cut on your head.

A little laceration.

Gently.

It's okay.

It's nothing serious though.

You actually seem pretty good.

Oh.

Do you remember anything?

No.

But how did I get here?

My son Kyle and I, we found
you wandering on the road.

Do you remember that?

You got in the truck, you...

No.

You sat on a pie?

Do you remember any of this?

No.

No?

None of it.

Can you tell me your name?

Um, my name is, um...
I'm... I don't know my name.

Oh my gosh, I
don't know my name.

It's okay.

It's really important to try
and just stay calm right now.

Just work with what we do.

We'll work with the system.

Let's rewind and what is the first thing
you do remember from before we found you?

Like, were you visiting someone?

Were you maybe driving
and got in an accident?

Do you remember any of that?

I don't remember.

You're going to be alright.

And you look good in the
pajamas, which is important.

What?

Who dressed me in this?

The kid's grandmother, Bunny.

And I also helped because
I want to be a doctor.

Or a writer.

Or maybe even a pilot.

This is my oldest
daughter, Jamie.

And, um...

You know, you're
going to be fine.

Really.

We've brought
some clothes for you.

So when you're ready, you
just put these on, you come

downstairs, and we'll get you
some food and, uh, fill your tummy.

I'm sure that'll make
you feel better, okay?

In the meantime, is there
anything else that you need from us?

Anything else that
we can get you?

Um, I don't remember if I do.

Okay.

Well, if you do remember,
you just let us know, okay?

We'll be right downstairs.

Careful there.

A little bit hot.

Make sure Kyle gets it.

Kyle, be careful.

They're very hot.

Hey!

Good morning.

Um, grab a plate.

Help yourself to
whatever you want.

We've got plenty of everything.

And we've got, um,
coffee, of course.

How do you take your coffee?

Uh, I don't know.

Um, uh, hot?

Hot?

Good news.

I've got hot coffee.

Here you go.

Keep it black.

And then if you want any
cream or sugar... I need my glass.

Do you know your name now?

No.

No, I don't know it yet.

Not yet.

I don't have a tummy.

She'll want to see.

Uh, okay.

Oh, um...

Daisy?

On the counter?

Seriously?

At least she's
wearing her slippers.

Yeah.

Good job.

Good job.

Good job.

Okay.

So, my head's not
bleeding anymore.

That's good.

Maybe I'm ready to go.

Because I... I think I should find
someone who knows who I am.

So, I think I'm just going to
go and find that human doctor.

And... and... and thank you.

That... yeah.

Well, the doctor's going to be
here as soon as the roads are clear.

I promise.

Oh, no.

That's okay.

Don't worry about me.

I'll... I'll just go
to the doctor.

It's cool.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You're such a nice family.

Bye.

Thank you.

There was a...
there was a storm.

Snow?

Yeah.

Lots of snow.

Lots of snow.

Let's go back inside.

I mean, this has to
be solvable, right?

I mean, you can't just get
lost in the world, can you?

I mean, I have to have a
family somewhere, right?

Because everybody has some
kind of family or... or friend.

Like a best friend, maybe,
who's looking for me.

Of course.

I'm just going to
be looking for you.

You know what?

We're all smart people here.

So why don't we try to come up with
what we can figure out about you now, okay?

Okay.

Okay.

Great.

So, what do we know about you?

Nothing.

Kyle, not helpful.

And secondly, not true.

Jamie, go get the chore board.

It isn't true because
we know it's not true.

I know you were out
on the road that night.

So what were you
doing out there?

You were... you
were out for a walk.

In the snow?

We go for walks in the snow.

But are you wearing
four-inch heel boots?

Maybe.

You're a bank robber on the lam and
you're only pretending to have amnesia long

enough to find the money
stashed in the woods.

I'm going to guess
you were out for a drive.

I'm going to go with that.

Although, I didn't see a car
anywhere near you that night.

But either way, Jamie,
put that car... Okay, Dad.

Put that down.

Wait.

What about the clothes
that I was wearing?

Because maybe in the
pockets are the keys to

that car or some other
clue to identify me.

I washed them.

Why did you wash them?

You sat on a pie.

Oh, yeah.

Wait.

Where's the rest of it?

It got tiny.

But I checked really carefully in all the
pockets and you didn't have anything.

I'm really sorry.

It's okay.

It's all right.

Let's get back to the board.

We're on a roll here.

We're figuring stuff out.

So, you were out there.

So, basically putting it
all together, you're saying

that I'm here with no
idea of where I came from.

And no idea where
I was going to.

And no idea if somebody
is looking for me.

And no idea who I am.

But we do know that I have this
one thing to my name, if I had a name.

Hey, it's going to be okay.

It really is.

We have everything
that we need here.

Really, if you think about it, we got
wood for the fire to keep us warm.

We have a whole
cellar full of food.

And biscuits to protect us.

Oh, yeah!

Somebody's going to
come forward, okay?

I mean it.

And I'm going to go right now.

I'm going to go make some phone calls
and find out if anybody's looking for you.

Okay?

Okay.

You're going to be good.

We're going to figure this out.

Is the sheriff around?

Okay.

Well, I'd like to file a
found person report.

Nope.

Not a missing person report.

We found someone.

We found someone without any ID
and clearly suffering a little memory loss.

But otherwise, she seems fine.

Follow the yo-yo back and forth.

You are getting sleepy.

Very, very sleepy.

Are you a pilot?

Are you a ballerina?

Are you a dentist?

I don't know.

You're getting sleepy.

Very sleepy.

Are you a paleo-paleotologist?

Are you a surfer?

Are you an astronaut?

You are getting very sleepy.

I'm getting very dizzy.

Okay.

Well, just make sure you
get the word out, please.

Bye.

All right.

Well, I called just about
everybody that we know and

no luck yet, but they are
going to get the word out.

And the sheriff and his wife, the MD,
will be here tomorrow after they get back.

It's going to be okay.

I'm sure somebody's
looking for you right now.

Okay.

I think I'm going
to go back to bed.

Thank you.

Hello, Jennifer.

I'm sure by now you've settled into
the chalet and are luxuriating in your

solitude and you've
probably also found the spa.

Listen, darling, you don't have to
call me back right away, but do call me.

Okay.

Ciao.

Is she coming for dinner?

No?

Can I have her hot dog?

Yeah.

Sure can.

What are we going
to do about her?

She's lost.

We have to help her
find her way home.

It's important to help those in need,
including people that we don't know.

Especially at Christmas, right?

As soon as we figure out who she is,
she'll go back to where she's from and

then everything here
will be back to normal.

I like her.

She reminds me of... Shh.

Morning.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Morning.

Hey, did anyone call for me?

Oh, not yet.

I'm sure it'll be
any minute, though.

How are you feeling?

I'm... I'm a little
fuzzy still, but I'm fine.

How about a bologna omelet?

I don't think I've
ever heard of that.

You've never heard of anything.

Kyle.

He's right.

Can I help you?

Yes.

We'll help together.

Okay.

Cool.

Huh.

Bologna.

Yummy.

Yummy.

I don't think this is
part of my regular diet.

I've got some friends coming over that
will hopefully be able to help you out.

Yeah?

That's cool.

And voila.

A rose for a rose.

That's really fancy.

I don't know how I did that.

It smells delicious.

Hey.

Let me see.

Come on, come on, come on.

Hi there.

Nice to see you.

It's cold out there.

Come on.

Okay, this is Sheriff Tim
Edwards and his wife, Dr. Edwards.

Sylvia.

Hi.

Can you tell me what happened?

Um, I guess I got
hit on the head.

But I don't remember how it happened, and
I remember nothing from before that at all.

Um, the first thing I can remember is
walking around on the road, and then...

John and Kyle found
me, and then I sat on a pie.

Oh.

Any nausea or fatigue?

No.

I mean, I'm a little bit groggy
all the time, but, um, I'm okay.

And I'm hungry a lot.

Oh, that's good.

Can you follow
my finger, please?

Okay, and press
down on my hands.

Good girl.

Do you remember
about where you were?

Oh, we were coming back
from the barber's place.

Oh, that's pretty
isolated out there.

Do you think you might
know anyone around here?

Gosh, I wish I did.

I mean, maybe I do.

I just don't remember
if I do or did.

There's no sign of any
traumatic brain injury.

Really?

Motor functions and
reflexes are good.

John did a good job on the cut.

Memory is a tricky thing, but you
honestly seem perfectly healthy.

If you don't mind... What?

There we go.

The deputy put out a
county-wide bulletin with your

description, but this
picture here will really help.

Oh.

Oh, okay.

Great.

I hope so, because,
I mean, there's got to

be somebody out there
looking for you, right?

Hello, everybody.

Bunny.

We came down to
meet the special guests.

This is Bunny and Emmet.

This is the kids' grandparents.

Hi.

It's so lovely to meet you.

You, too.

Okay.

All right, everybody.

All right.

Listen, we've got
everything we need.

We'll be on our way.

Thanks for coming.

Thank you.

You take care.

See you soon.

Okay.

Absolutely.

Sheriff and, um...

So when will I start
remembering things again?

Two days, two weeks.

You never know.

But the good news is you'll
eventually come out of it, I'm sure of it.

Well, isn't there
anything that I can do?

Good food, good sleep
are really the best medicine.

Call me if you need me.

Thank you.

You said I just need
to eat, sleep, and relax.

Oh, sweetheart, are you
starting to remember anything yet?

That I have not had a
bologna omelet before.

Well, we can fix that.

Yeah, we sure can.

Now, Bunny's also
a registered nurse.

I think I mentioned to you
that she was the one who took a

look at you the other night to
make sure that you were okay.

Oh, my goodness.

What are they calling you?

I don't know.

Nothing yet.

They get an animal in here.

It's named him
Five Minutes Flat.

Who would you
like us to call you?

I don't know.

What do I look like?

Sally!

That's your doll's name, Daisy.

Carrie, Bethany, Maggie, Jenny.

Maggie?

Maggie has a nice ring to it.

You look like a Maggie.

Oh, thanks, I think.

Yeah, I like Maggie.

Yeah, me too.

Come on.

All right.

Maggie.

Hey.

So I have an idea.

What do you say we go
for a ride, we get outside, we

visit some people, and see
if anybody recognizes you?

Sounds like a good idea.

Bunny, are you guys okay
watching the kids for a while?

Oh, get out of here.

Enjoy yourself.

There's nowhere
prettier in the world.

Thank you.

Okay, come on.

Thank you.

I'm not getting on that thing.

Oh, yeah, you are.

Come on, hop on.

Well, where are we going?

Just around the neighborhood.

This is not our home!

What?

Free!

We're not going anywhere.

Oh, okay, we're
not going anywhere.

But you know that.

All right.

Shall we go?

John, good to see you.

Good to see you?

Hi.

We have been snowed
in the last few days with

the kids, so we decide
to make the best of it.

Hey.

Hey.

Really do up the tree this year.

Oh, wow.

Nice.

Here, I just made eggnog.

Eggnog?

Oh.

Wonderful.

Family recipe.

Someday you'll get me
on TV and make me rich.

And you arrived just in time.

We are about to put the star up.

This is their favorite part.

You ready?

Where's your star?

One, two, three!

Yeah!

Now it feels like Christmas.

Mmm, stroganoff.

You know stroganoff?

I do.

Yes.

The mind is an amazing thing.

Sounds good.

Hi!

Hey, Dan.

Dan, Dan, this is Maggie.

Maggie, this is Dan.

Hi.

Hi.

You want a bowl?

Don't go at any fuss for me.

Ooh.

Hey, can I set the table?

I'd really like to.

Um, well... Uh, we
never set the table.

But, let's do that.

Pull up a chair, Dan.

Looks like we're having
a formal dinner tonight.

So, that friend of yours, Dan,
he's like a mountain man?

Yeah.

He kinda is, but he's also
a pretty famous painter.

Really?

Yeah.

Dan Daniels is his name.

He moved out here years ago.

I actually have a book of his.

I like this one.

I've seen this one before.

You have?

Are you sure?

Yeah.

I've definitely seen it.

Is it in, like, an art museum
or something like that?

Well, it's called Bridge
Over Blue River, but

it doesn't say where
it is, but I can ask him.

I mean, maybe it'll tell
us where you're from.

Maybe.

And when the presents were all unwrapped
and Christmas Day was done, a single star

shone in the sky, and its light
warmed up the whole world.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh.

It's not a very
flattering picture.

You do look a little surprised,
but it gets the job done.

Oh my gosh.

I think I had a pair of mittens
just like that when I was a kid.

Is that possible that I could
remember something from that far back?

I don't think there's any rules to how
this all works, but, I mean, was it a good

memory?

Yes.

I...

I think I asked my mom for a pretty
pair of mittens and she made them for me.

With all the snowflakes and
the beads and even the ribbons.

Yeah, it's a really good memory.

Hey, um, when we were at the barber's and
they were setting up their tree that was.

that was really nice, wasn't it?

Oh yeah, it was super beautiful.

So you're thinking about getting a
really huge tree for that big space?

Well, I've definitely let Christmas
sort of slide the last few years.

After what you've been through,
John, it's completely understandable.

The kids would love it
though, wouldn't they?

Are you kidding me?

With the energy that
they have, they'd have

that thing decorated
in three minutes flat.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hey.

Oh, hey, it's the sheriff.

Sheriff!

John, Maggie.

Santa.

Maggie, this is my
deputy, Darren Wilkes.

Oh.

Is that your uniform?

It's my turn to be Santa in the
Christmas pageant this year.

Thought I'd walk around
a little, get into the park.

Now, you're that lady
who's missing, aren't you?

Maybe I should say you're
the one who's been found?

Uh, I guess that's me, yeah.

So, any news?

Well, we took your
picture and description

and put it out over the
wire and around town.

We also posted it to all those
missing person sites online.

Have you seen the poster?

It's not a very
flattering photo.

It's not really
the point, ma'am.

Just stay positive.

Somebody's bound
to come forward.

Definitely.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Enjoy.

Have a nice evening.

Okay.

Honestly, after the storm
that we've had, things

move a little slowly,
but I wouldn't worry.

I have seen your
face everywhere.

You have?

Yeah, I'm Brooke.

The sheriff's been putting
your photos up all over town.

Oh, okay.

But you do look
kind of familiar.

Have we met?

I don't know.

Have we?

You wouldn't know, because
you don't remember anything.

That is really stupid of me.

It's like I got hit on the head.

Anyways, I know everyone in
town, so I'll just keep asking around.

Thank you.

Yeah.

I mean, anything for Johnny.

Okay.

Bye.

See ya.

Johnny?

It was high school.

Hmm.

Come on, what about
this guy right here?

What do you think?

Yeah!

I think that's the one.

You think that's the one?

You guys too?

I'm cutting it down.

I'm going in.

Oh, this is definitely the one.

You ready?

I think so.

Okay.

Swing your elbow.

We're gonna
overlap a little bit.

Okay.

This is not as easy
as you would think.

You got it.

You got it.

I do?

I don't know.

It feels very icy.

Yours looks good.

Can I do mine again?

No, yours looks great.

The angels are
supposed to be perfect.

I see.

I see.

Gosh.

Well, I know I'm not very
good at remembering things,

but this is the most
peaceful place I've ever been.

Of that, I am sure.

It's not always peaceful!

No!

You too!

Not you too!

Not my little angel!

Somebody help me!

I'm sorry!

I'm sorry!

All right, Jennifer, I don't mean to be a
nudge since I was the one that sent you

away, but you should call me,
darling, just to let me know all is well.

Okay, sweetheart?

Call me.

So, Dan, how did you
decide to move here?

Well, I spent 15 years
living in the big city.

Some of them were good.

But out here, I met
a lot of good people.

Made some loyal
friends I can count on.

And really, North Creek just seems
to be the place I'm supposed to be.

Surrounded by
people that I love.

Thanks for sharing that with me.

Dinner is ready!

Wow!

I mean, that looks delicious!

Did you make all this?

Like, from memory?

I have no idea how I knew
how to do it, but I had a lot of fun.

Okay, you gotta
tell me, what is this?

It's a holiday roast
with root vegetables.

Potatoes.

They're not just potatoes!

Oh, man!

Look at that!

Alcove.

Which means green
beans in French.

Which means I know French.

And, uh, Christmas
pudding for dessert.

Yummy!

You are a really,
really good cook.

I mean, you've got a
serious knack for this.

I do?

Yeah.

I do.

It will come true.

How did you learn that?

My mommy sang it
to me when I was little.

Can you sing it one more time?

Sure, sweetheart.

Here we go.

Santa's sleigh flies all night
through bringing joy to me and you.

Make a wish, make a dream.

If you believe
it will come true.

It will.

Hello, biscuit.

Hello, sweetheart.

Good morning.

Okay.

All right.

Mmm.

Coffee.

Yes.

It's ready, actually.

Nice.

And I see you
got a fire started.

I did.

There you go.

Thank you.

I look like a giant green bean.

I'm supposed to be an owl.

Oh, Daisy.

But you're a really
cute green bean.

Maybe I can help you.

Um, I think I can.

I would just need a sewing kit.

I think I can find one of those.

Okay.

Come watch your
step right there.

Thanks.

Wow.

Look at this great space.

Nice.

It's cool, right?

Yeah.

Julie used to, uh,
keep her horse out here.

And I've been wanting to turn it into
an animal hospital for a while now.

I mean, I just love it if my clients
didn't have to drive 60 miles to Boulder

if their animal needs
surgery, you know?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

I was actually meaning
to ask you about her.

About Julie.

Oh.

Um.

Well.

Um.

She passed away a little
over three years ago now.

And, um, she wasn't sick for
all that long, which was good.

You know, if...

if anything good
could come out of that.

I'm so sorry.

Oh, thanks.

But, actually, that's
not really what I meant.

I... I actually wanted to kind of
hear, like, what was she like?

Like, a memory or something.

Oh.

Okay.

Um.

She would make freshly baked cinnamon
bread every weekend for the family.

She loved that.

We would make sure to
spend time together every

evening after the day to
talk about how things went.

Usually over a glass of wine.

That was really important to us.

To do that.

And she loved Christmas.

I mean, Christmas
was her holiday.

She just, um, she
just did it upright.

Homemade stockings for the kids.

She did the handmade ornaments.

She would always make
sure the kids would get

one present that they
really, really wanted.

And then one present that she
felt would make them better people.

And, you know, every year,
just about every year anyway,

the kids would really
prefer that present anyway.

You know?

I know this might sound
strange, but she just had...

She just had a wonderful scent.

Like, when I woke up in
the morning, even before

I opened my eyes, I would
just know she was there.

I just knew that she
was all around me.

Wow.

She sounds like
an amazing person.

You must miss her a lot.

Hey, you know, if you did turn
this space into an animal hospital,

then it would be like you
were doing something for Julie.

Like, in her memory, you know?

You know, I honestly never
thought about it like that.

Got it.

Great.

What a neat-looking sewing kit.

Yeah.

She's an elf among green beans.

In Santa's workshop far away,
Santa's elves work night and day.

These little elves
make video games.

These little elves
give dolls their names.

And Santa packs the gifts in his sleigh
and takes them to kids on Christmas Day.

Merry Christmas!

Ho, ho, ho!

Don't forget, in one hour
is the lighting of the tree.

Ho, ho, ho!

Her costume really was amazing.

I mean, thank you.

I think I might have
overdone it a little bit.

Oh, hey!

Oh, there she is!

I had the best costume ever!

You did!

I don't think Daisy might.

You did!

You look so good!

Congratulations!

Thanks, Daddy.

You were so sweet.

Everybody did a great job.

Very good.

Hey, you just might
get it from Santa.

Who knows?

Hey!

Who wants a hot chocolate?

Me!

Me, too!

You want one?

Oh, no.

I ate, like, half a turkey.

Okay.

All right, hey,
Cal, help me out.

We'll bring them back.

Okay, guys?

Maggie!

Hey, kids!

Hi!

What a lovely evening, huh?

Doctor!

Listen, Maggie, I wanted
to talk to you about your car.

We've been combing the woods
looking for it, and I think we're closing.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey, Brody!

Hey!

How are you?

I'm great, great.

How are you?

Look at him.

Oh, wow!

Wonderful!

Okay, and you're
holding up the tree.

It is, it is a great,
great place to live.

That's beautiful!

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!

It's really pretty, huh?

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

They are...

out.

You okay?

Oh, John, I have to
tell you something.

As much as I'm having the time of
my life here, or as far as I know, I, I,

I think that, um, I should probably
find another place to stay, cause...

I don't want to be selfish.

And come between you and Brooke.

What?

It's okay.

I saw you guys.

Maggie, no.

No, no.

It's okay.

You know, I just fell out of the sky like
some crazy snowflake with no memory.

I mean, there's a whole world here
that I'm not a part of, and I get that.

It wasn't a real kiss.

It looked like a real kiss.

Well, I mean, it was a kiss, but
it was because of the mistletoe.

The point is, it wasn't real.

I mean, we did go
out on one date once.

We did.

We did.

But it was so wrong.

It was not right.

She force-fed me tofu.

I would never make you eat tofu.

Even if it did make
you want to kiss me.

Christmas has not been the
same around here for a few

years now, and having
you here with us, it just...

You've made it
feel special again.

Really?

Yeah.

And you're wrong.

You are part of this family.

I mean, part of this world here.

Our world.

And I know you're part of another world
too, and you're gonna figure out where

that world is, but until you
do, I guess I'm just trying

to say that we would love
to have you stay with us.

Here.

I guess there's a little
bit too much sugar.

Better go.

Hello?

Sheriff, yeah, what's going on?

Okay, I um, yeah, I
will absolutely tell her.

Great.

Thank you.

Bye.

Tell me what?

Well, as of today,
they're going nationwide to

try and find out if
someone's looking for you.

So no one has called?

I mean, that means no one
actually is looking for me.

No friends or family.

I mean, it's been five days.

Maybe I'm really a horrible
person and nobody loves me.

No, don't say that, really.

I mean, you can't possibly be the person
that we have come to know here without

really touching people, really connecting
to people back when your memory was fine.

I think so.

I guarantee that.

They just haven't
connected with us.

It'll happen.

Okay.

Worst case scenario, you can always move
in here with us, really make a name for

yourself, making, like, elf costumes
and roasting amazing root vegetables.

You know, they're
not just potatoes.

Deal.

Hey, how would you
feel about holding down

the fort for the day,
you know, with the kids?

I've got to go into town, and if
you're not up for it, it's no problem.

I mean, I could have Bunny come, but...
You would trust me with your children?

Yeah.

Of course I would.

Okay, that would...

That would be great.

I would love that.

Kids, what do you think?

Maggie's gonna hang
out with you for the day.

Yeah!

Yeah, I think
they're good with it.

Yay.

That must have been fun.

What was she like, your mom?

She liked to laugh a lot.

And play music.

Her hair smelled like toast.

I'm too little to remember.

And she liked to
make everything nice.

Like you.

Yeah.

My mom used to make things, too.

I feel like that's how I know how to
make all this stuff, because of her.

Do you remember your mom?

Yeah, you know, I think
I... I'm starting to, um...

I did it!

I was, uh...

I was in town the other day and saw these
beautiful red mittens in a shop window.

And they looked just like this pair
that mom made me when I was...

a little girl.

So, yeah.

Yeah, I remember.

You know what?

I think that you and I both
had really great moms.

That's what I think.

Okay.

Okay.

Let's see how this one came out.

This is my...

You just gotta cut,
like, little parts of it.

Not, like, all the way through.

Because otherwise, then you
kind of cut all the connective tissue.

Ta-da!

Ta-da!

Who wants to help me
make a gingerbread house?

Me!

Alright, come on!

Come on!

Hey!

Hi!

What brings you here?

I mean, there's no
mistletoe, you know.

Well, I changed my mind,
and I'd like to go ahead

and file for those permits
for reconstructing my bar.

Ah!

Well, that's too bad.

It would have been nice
to have your office in town.

You know, maybe we
could have had lunch.

Oh, yeah.

That's true.

Let me get the forms and email
them over to the county office.

But are you going to go to the
holiday party at the community center?

Because I'm serving the French.

Yeah, well, I wouldn't miss it.

I'll see you there.

Okay.

Good.

Thank you.

Home!

Surprise!

Home!

What do you think?

Yeah, Dad, what do you think?

I think it's beautiful.

I think it's magical.

It reminds me of the
way things used to be.

You guys, this is the
best surprise ever.

And you couldn't have
done it without Maggie.

Yeah.

Oh, the cookies!

Oh, the cookies.

You guys, this is amazing.

Look at this.

Two more minutes.

I, um, I really need
to thank you for that.

I mean, it's amazing.

It means a lot to me.

Oh, no, I should
be thanking you.

I mean, while I was cutting the snowflakes
and making the gingerbread houses with

your kids, I started
remembering something we used

to do with my mom when
I was a kid at Christmas.

We used to make these little homemade
cardboard ornaments where we'd fold

cardboard into little boxes and then we'd
cover it with foil and put glitter shapes

of a Christmas tree or a cross or a
star and the house would always smell so

delicious, like gingerbread and
there'd be Christmas music playing.

I remember all that and
I remember my mom.

And I know it's from a really long time
ago but it's a really beautiful memory.

It's coming back, so thank you.

That's great.

I mean, that's really great.

You know, I've been so focused on like,
who am I and where am I going and I have

to figure that out right now but this is
all kind of so good feeling and happy and

I'm just wondering
maybe I could just forget all

that for a few days and
just enjoy Christmas?

Would that be alright with you?

Yeah, that's okay.

I would really love that.

I mean, I think we would all
love you to stay for Christmas.

Great.

Thank you.

Where are the cookies?

Oh, there's no cookies.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

Wait, you don't like chocolate
chip cookies, do you?

Walk away from the cookies.

Walk away from the cookies.

Wait, you're coming to the
party tomorrow night, right?

What party?

Oh, every year there's a big
Christmas party at the community center.

It's a lot of fun.

There's a band.

There's dancing.

Everybody from North
Creek will be there.

Oh, that sounds like fun.

Do I need to dress up?

Yeah.

You don't need to dress up.

I mean, you always look great.

It's nice to dress up.

Okay?

Okay.

The serious look there.

I get it.

Wow.

Cookies here.

Yes.

Maggie said we should
save this star for you.

She did.

Hey, how about I boost you up?

You help me.

Here we go.

Up you go.

All right.

Let's see if you can
reach it up there.

Do your best.

Good?

You all right?

Yeah.

Okay.

Let's check that out.

Nice job.

Thank you.

That looks great.

That's what we needed.

All right, Jennifer.

You've got me
really worried now.

But you need to call me back.

Now.

Anything?

Nope.

No answer from Shelly.

She hasn't made
it to the spa, either.

I am extremely concerned.

All right.

I'm gonna call the airline.

Maybe it's time to
get on the plane.

Brooke!

What a surprise.

What's up?

Wow.

Did you do all this?

No.

No, no, no.

I just cut down the tree.

And Maggie and the
kids did everything else.

What brings you out here?

Oh, I brought the paperwork
for the barn remodel.

I just need a couple more
signatures, and then I can send it back.

So you're doing the barn.

Yeah.

That's fantastic.

Oh, hey, little Kevin.

It's Kyle.

Oh.

Really nice of you to bring
this all the way out here.

Thank you.

Would you like a
chocolate chip snowman?

That would be really good.

They're gorgeous.

You know...

Huh.

I know I know you
from somewhere.

I just can't...

Oh, well.

Yeah.

Well, thanks a lot
for bringing them out.

I love what you
did with the place.

Yeah.

Doesn't it look good?

See you at the party
tomorrow night, okay?

Sure.

Okay.

Safe drive.

Bye.

Bye.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Bye.

Hey.

Hi.

Um, that was the sheriff.

He feels like he's getting closer and
might even know something tomorrow.

Okay.

I guess we'll find
out tomorrow, then.

I guess so.

Knock, knock.

What's for dinner?

Hi, Maggie.

Hi, Dan.

What?

What?

You just handed me that.

Where's your mind at?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm thinking about Maggie.

Actually.

I mean, it's so interesting.

She says that she's...
She's happy here.

And...

I know it's been nuts.

But I love having her here.

The kids love having her here.

Well, that's all good.

But it's gonna end.

I mean, she's gonna figure out
who she is and where she's from.

And then she's gonna
go back there, so...

So what do I do?

When I was nine years old, up behind
my daddy's barn, I found a baby rabbit.

Brought it in, and I bottle
fed that little guy for six weeks.

And one day my mama
says to me, if I love something,

I had to let it go and
see if it came back.

So I went outside,
set it down, and...

it hopped away.

I never saw that bunny again.

Dan.

Are you...

comparing Maggie
to a baby rabbit?

No.

Of course not.

I'm saying, everything
happens in its own good time.

If someday she has to
leave, then she has to leave.

It's enough to just
be happy right now.

Just be happy now.

Hardest thing you ever do.

I used to wear this on
Christmas when I was dating him.

It is so pretty on you.

Oh, thanks, Bunny.

It's beautiful.

Of course, sweetheart.

You know, now that our
Julie is no longer with us, the

holidays have been a little
bit different around here.

Still nice, but different.

But this year, well, it's
feeling like Christmas again.

And it feels good.

Christmas is
beautiful, isn't it?

Getting to be with the
people that you care about,

and sharing the
traditions with the children.

I feel like I forgot all of that a long
time ago, but it's coming back to me now.

Well, if this is what this
experience has brought into

your life, then it's been
worth it, don't you think?

Yeah, as crazy as
that sounds, yeah.

Well, I have to tell you that I love
the way John is with you around.

The kids, too.

You've been a nice addition
to this family this past week.

And it makes me happy to see it.

Thank you for what
you said, Bunny.

You're so welcome.

She's Jennifer Wade.

From New York.

Hi, this is Brooke Hanson.

I'm calling from North
Creek, Colorado.

I have some really interesting information
regarding your client, Jennifer Wade.

If you want to call me back at
this number, that would be great.

Thank you.

Okay, everybody.

Everyone gets to
open one present today.

Okay!

Here, you go first.

Alright.

Guess who it's from.

Thanks.

Okay.

Oh, beautiful.

John, you picked those out?

Well, actually, Maggie did.

I guess, right?

I mean, you said they gave
you a good memory, and I

thought that we could use
all the help that we can get.

Thank you so much.

I don't know what to say.

They're beautiful.

I love them.

But I didn't get
you guys anything.

What do you mean?

You just being here is like the best
Christmas present we could ever ask for.

Really.

I think we all agree
with that, right?

Yeah!

Don't you see?

You brought Christmas
back to our family.

Looks like we found it.

Okay, bye.

Here, let me get your coat.

Thank you.

Hi.

Merry almost Christmas.

Merry almost Christmas.

Merry almost Christmas.

Maggie, you look just
lovely in that dress.

Oh, thank you.

It's bunnies, actually.

Oh, and I love
that color on you.

It really brings out your eyes.

Thank you.

We should go find the kids.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Oh, leave.

Took you along for Christmas.

Where!

Oh, you're going first.

I love you.

Merry walk to you.

Merry Hula Hoops.

Merry Christmas.

Happy busy jakiśwhere.

Off toおля.

A little pause.

.. and we are back.

This is nice.

Yes, it is.

Me?

Mind you, I gotta tell you.

And I know, someday you're
going back to where you're from.

But right here, right now...

Yes?

Go on.

This is here.

Where is she?

Where is she?

Uh, oh gosh.

I'm sorry.

I am looking for someone.

Paula.

Jennifer.

Oh, there you are.

Thank goodness.

Oh, sweetie.

Thank goodness.

Honey, you had me so worried.

I thought something
awful had happened to you.

And, well, here you are,
having fun at a... at a party.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, everything's fine.

Jennifer.

Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.

Hey.

I'm so glad you're okay.

Um... Who's this?

This is so confusing.

We found it.

We found the car.

We covered everything.

My car?

You had a car accident.

Your vehicle went off the road.

It had everything in it.

Your bag's ID.

Sheriff stayed back
to clear up the site.

Uh...

Jennifer...

Wade.

I'm Jennifer Wade.

I remember my name.

And I'm from New York.

And this is Paula.

My friend.

My friend who
came looking for me.

Thank you.

And, uh...

Uh, and this is Brad.

Right.

It's Brad, Paula's boyfriend.

No, no.

Brad, your boyfriend.

I don't think so.

So how did you find me?

I had a very helpful phone call
from a woman named, uh... Brooke.

Yeah.

Um, that's me.

So you remembered
where you knew me from?

It was the interview
in Aroma magazine.

You knew when?

Last night?

And you called them, not us?

Why didn't you tell me?

I wanted to tell you
as soon as you arrived.

I know everyone
just seems so happy.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

It's okay.

It's okay that you didn't tell
me because it gave me today.

We had today.

We had a lot of days.

Thank you so much for
everything you've done for me.

And thank you Thank you, all of
you, for making me feel so welcome.

You really should
see a doctor in the city.

So, honey, we gotta go home now.

But I don't... I don't
wanna just leave.

We got a flight to catch.

I got you a spot on the network's
float for the Christmas Day Parade.

Next to me?

Yes, right?

Don't go!

Sweetheart, I... I...

I wish I didn't have
to, but I think I do.

I love you.

I love you, too.

I love all of you.

I always knew... I
knew you had to go.

Just don't forget us.

Ever.

We gotta go.

Excuse us.

Come, sweetheart.

Thank you.

Thank you so very much.

I have your bags.

Everything's gonna
be there to be.

Thank you.

Thank you.

But we've had a rush.

I am so proud of you.

I love you, too.

I love you, too.

Now, I want you to stay
a few days here with me.

At least until we can get
you checked out by a doctor.

Then you can go
back to your place.

I'm... I'm fine, Paula.

How did you live out there
with those people for a week?

I mean, it's so...

Not New York.

Okay.

Um...

I'm gonna get a drink.

Okay.

You know where it is.

Make yourself at home.

Darling.

How are you feeling?

Are you happy to be back?

I don't know.

Well, you will feel better once you
get back into the routine of things.

Lots of exciting things
happened while you were away.

We got a call from the...

You know what?

Maybe we'll...

Maybe we'll talk
about this a little later.

I'll go put the kettle on.

What are you doing awake?

You should be asleep, my lady.

I'm writing a letter to Santa
asking him for what I want.

Oh.

Well, that's a very
smart thing to do.

What do you want?

It's a secret or else
it won't come true.

But I can tell you.

I want him to bring
Maggie back on his sleigh.

Hmm.

Well, I will make sure Santa gets
your letter and you get to sleep, okay?

Come on now.

Get in there.

Sweet dreams.

I

am just going to pop over
to your apartment and pick up

a few things since everything
was destroyed in the crash.

Oh, how long have you had that?

What?

The painting?

Just a few years.

It's beautiful.

I know the artist.

Honey, why don't you
go and soak in the tub?

I will be back
before you know it.

Brad?

Hmm?

You can drive me.

Yeah, sure.

Just let me know
when you're ready.

Yeah, I'm just going
to grab my purse.

What you got there?

Hand-me-downs?

Brad, who do you
think that I am?

You know who you are.

You're just a kid.

Jennifer Wade.

I think that the definition
of who that is has changed.

Or maybe I'm actually now
who I was always meant to be.

I'm really sorry, Brad.

You're a wonderful guy and you're going to
make some lucky woman incredibly happy.

It's just not going to be me.

Paula, you don't need
to go to my apartment.

Wow.

Stop.

Make no apology.

Do not explain.

You go do what you got to do.

I'll make sure that there's
a ticket waiting for you.

Thank you, Paula.

Wow.

You're an angel and
a wonderful friend.

I wish you both a very
wonderful Christmas.

Oh, sweetie.

Merry Christmas to you, too.

Okay, so am I
driving you or not?

Here you go, Jamie.

Jamie?

I bet you can't
guess what that is.

Come.

Here you go.

John.

What is this?

I think you're going to like it.

Open it.

Hey, guys.

It's from Maggie.

It looks beautiful.

Look at all the animals.

I wish I could take a bite.

It's our barn for the animals.

And there's you, Dad.

It's all of us.

It's the prettiest
thing I've ever seen.

It's amazing.

That's it, guys.

Enough of this.

Everybody up.

I want you to get your coats on.

Because we're going to get her.

Come on.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Kids, come in.

Let's give them some privacy.

Come on.

Let's go to the presents.

Open some more presents.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm Jennifer Wade.

From New York.

I don't have any family.

I'm not sure if I will ever get
100% of my memory back.

But I know that I love you kids.

And I love you, dog.

And I'm a pretty decent cook.

I like Jennifer from New York as
much as Maggie from North Creek, right?

You know that.

You do?

Yeah.

Well, what would you say
to Jennifer from North Creek?

I'd say I like that a lot.

Merry Christmas.

Come on.

Let's go outside.

Okay.

Well, I hope you've all really enjoyed
our holiday edition of Homestyle.

I'm Jennifer Blake.

And this is my family.

How is it?

Good.

And from all of our family
and everyone here in

North Creek, we wish
you a very Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

And that's a cut.

That seemed to go pretty good.

Yeah.

All I know is this is a
Christmas I will never forget.

Here we are.

Arms around each other.