All language subtitles for Christmas.Unleashed.2019.1080p.WEBRip.x264-RARBG_English

♪ Jingle all the way♪

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride
in a one-horse open sleigh♪

♪ Jingle Bells, jingle bells,

♪ Jingle all the way

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride
in a one-horse open sleigh♪

♪ Mmmhmm♪

♪ Dashing through the snow
in a one-horse open sleigh♪

♪ Over the fields we go
laughing all the way ♪

♪ Bells on bobtails ring,
making spirits bright♪

♪ Oh, what fun it is
to ride and sing ♪

♪ a sleighing song tonight♪

Mmm. A few more minutes, Henry.

A few more minutes.

Okay. Okay.

I'm up. I'm up.

Who needs an alarm clock
when I've got you?

I gotta get to court.

Opening statements
in an hour.

Are you ready?
Let's go.

♪ Dashing through the snow♪

♪ in a one-horse open sleigh,♪

♪ Over the fields we go,
laughing all the way♪

Okay, Henry, just a second.

♪ Bells on bobtails ring ♪

♪ making spirits bright♪

♪ Oh, what fun it is
to ride and sing♪

♪ a sleighing song tonight♪

♪ Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way♪

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride
in a one-horse open sleigh♪

♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the way♪

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride
in a one-horse open sleigh♪

The merger between
Teletech and Compuphone

will result in a 41 percent
share of the cell phone market

which clearly by definition
is not a monopoly

and thus should be approved,
your honour.

A little dry, huh?

Okay, so I have cleared my
calendar for the next five days,

Bergdorf holiday party declined,

Christmas Eve tomorrow
with the girls cancelled,

and the blind date's
just gonna have to wait.

Thanks.

Sweet guy.

Okay, now.

Next.

Which one are you feeling?

That one?

Oh, I like that one. Thank you.

Nice.

A little holiday spirit to the
world of corporate litigation.

Oh, Henry.

Hey, listen.

I'm only gonna be a few hours,
then it's off to Gram's

for Christmas in Baynesville,

where I will no doubt run
into people

that I haven't seen in years.

Henry, do you think
it's too late to cancel?

I think we should cancel.

I just have too much work to
do with this cell phone merger.

I think that sounds like
a good idea.

How does she do that?

Hey, Gram.

Don't even think about trying
to back out.

Uh, I wasn't.

You have been using work as
an excuse to avoid coming home

for the holidays for
the last four years.

Nobody has that much work.

I actually do, but-

You and I are each other's
only family now.

I know.

And I don't know how many years
I've got left.

You win, Gram.

I usually do.

Where do you think
you got it from, kiddo?

Okay, when are you arriving?

Uh, well, we're probably
gonna leave after lunch

so not till later tonight.

No problem.

It's never too late to reconnect
with the ones you love.

Love you, Gram.

I love you too, Becca.

Henry wants to say hello.

Bye, Henry.

That means he wants a T-bone
under the Christmas tree.

Bye.

Bye.

All right, buddy.

You ready?

I think we're gonna be
in for a pretty wild ride.

♪ The snow is floating down
so carefree and bright ♪

♪ It looks and feels a whole
lot like Christmas ♪

♪ The snow is floating down
so carefree and bright ♪

♪ I can tell today will be
a Merry Christmas ♪

Oh, look at you!

Oh, let me look at that face.

Ooooh!

Oh, and let me look
at that face!

Yes, that's a good boy.

Now, you didn't run into winter
storm Megan, did you?

No, not one snowflake.

Oh, thank goodness.

Good thing.

Wouldn't wanna ruin
those stunning shoes.

Tess!

What are you doing here?

Well, I couldn't wait until
Christmas Day to see you.

And Henry.
Hi, buddy.

Hey, is Sophie with you?

No, it's past her bedtime
so she's with the sitter.

Charlie couldn't make it home
for Christmas, huh?

He's still out on the oil rigs
and couldn't get back.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, the distance is hard and
Soph and I miss him like crazy

but I'm doing my best
to be both mom and dad.

Well, I cannot wait to see her
and smother her with some love

and I may or may not have
brought a few too many gifts

back from New York.

Oh, hey.

What?

You still have the briefcase?

Oh, yeah.

Still one of the nicest things
I've ever made.

Okay, I should get back because
Sophie has probably convinced

the babysitter to make
hot fudge sundaes

and stay up and watch movies.

Goodnight, hon.

Tess, thank you for
the warm welcome.

Oh, you.

I will see you soon.

See ya.

Okay.

Goodnight.

Bye.

Let's get you inside.

Come on.

Come on, Henry!

Well, if you're not too tired
I've made Christmas martinis,

green olives and red pits.

How can I say no to that?

Come on, Henry!

Good boy.

Come on! Good boy.

Oh, make sure you shut
that door hard.

Sometimes that lock
doesn't catch.

Good boy.

You get the tree from
Mr. and Mrs. Davies?

Oh, you betcha.

Best Christmas tree
farm in the state.

-Cheers.
-Cheers.

They look so young.

Well, they were about your age.

It's hard to believe they've
been gone for ten years.

I will never get over losing
my son and your mom

in that accident, but...

you being here just means
the world to me, honey.

For me, too.

Oh, looks like Henry found
his Christmas present.

Oh, it's a good one.

Thanks, Gram.

Awe, atta boy.

So, fill me in on
the big city life.

Busy.

Mm-hm.

I'm actually arguing an
anti-trust case for my law firm

which will give my client
41 percent share

of the cell phone market.

Great.

Now, I know that we can't get
along without cell phones

in this world anymore
but I gotta say I still

just prefer talking to people
face to face.

Well, that's almost possible
if you live in a town

of 500 people.

Anyway, it's a big deal for me
because I'm trying to make

partner and my only competition
is this guy named Darren Schmidt

but I am crushing him
in billable hours.

Oh, know you always
were like this.

Like what?

Competitive.

Even when you were a little
girl you had to be the best at,

oh, the spelling bees
and the soccer games

and you just always
had to win.

That's right.

Determination, grit,
and weirdly long legs

have gotten me pretty far.

Yeah.

Well, I'm proud of you,
kiddo.

And your mom and dad
would be, too.

I hope so.

Are you happy?

Yeah.

I mean, I've got
an amazing job,

a fabulous apartment people
would die for,

a terrific group of girlfriends,
and my best friend is Henry.

Any other men worshipping
at your feet?

I have a date with somebody
who seems kinda interesting

but honestly I'm pretty happy
right now in my life.

Well, Henry's a life partner.

Okay.

He's the best boyfriend
I ever had.

He's a good listener,
he gets my jokes,

and he loves my cooking.

You mean he loves
New York style pizza.

Thin crust with the right amount
of cheese.

What's not to love?

Yeah.

Well, if Henry were a human
he'd be the perfect mate.

Don't tell him that.

So are we really not gonna
talk about it?

About what?

That Max is the reason you've
been avoiding Baynesville?

Objection.

Well, you were together
for four years.

Four Christmases,
that's nothing to sneeze at.

Yeah, and we were broken up
for the same amount of time.

I'm over it.

You're over it?

Yeah.

Good. 'Cause he got married
and moved away.

What?

No.

He's single.

He's here.

He's the town veterinarian.

And a one-man animal
services department.

I for sure thought he'd get rid
of animal services

once he was a vet.

Oh, no, he likes making
the calls.

Last week he rescued
Mrs. Beall's Yorkie

from a whole pack of coyotes.

He snapped off a branch
and made a splint

for that little pup's broken leg
right out there in the woods.

Wow.

Yeah, he's a bit of a hometown
hero in these parts.

Mmm.

Still as handsome as ever,
too, I must say.

Okay.

All right, Gram.

I think it's time for me
and Henry to go to bed.

All right, sweetie.

Sweet dreams.

Becca?

I'm really glad you're here.

It's gonna be a magical
Christmas.

Come on, Henry.

Goodnight, Henry.

Good boy. Good boy.

Yeah, you're happy
to be home, huh?

Good boy.

Did you miss it?

Yeah.

I missed it, too.

Henry?

Henry?

Henry?

Gram?

Henry!

Henry!

What is it?

Gram, Henry's gone.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Can you call the neighbours?

I'm gonna go drive around
the neighbourhood.

Okay. Good luck.

Oh.

Henry!

Henry, where are you?

Yeah, he went missing
last night.

Well, just call me if
you see him, okay?

Thanks.

Anything?

No.

I think he's really gone.
Like, gone gone.

How did the door blow open?

Well, the lock on that doorknob
is wobbly.

Did you hear me say that
sometimes it doesn't catch?

No, I didn't.

This is my fault.
This is all my fault.

No, no. It's nobody's fault.

He's probably just exploring.

Remember when he was a pup
he used to run off

and he always came back?

But I don't know if he remembers
how to come back.

He doesn't know how to fend
for himself in the wild.

He's a city dog now.

He's always on a leash.
He rides the subway.

I don't know what to do.

I always know what to do.

What do I do, Gram?

We call Max.

Right. Max.

Maybe we can just, like,
canvas the area one more
time and just...

Yeah, but Max has resources
that we don't have.

And if somebody finds Henry

they're gonna take him to
the shelter where Max is.

You're right. I know.

And I know your plan was
to avoid him altogether

and slink back to New York
in a few days,

but finding Henry supersedes
any nerves

you might have about facing
your ex-boyfriend.

You're right.

Okay, I'll call him.

Good.

I've checked him over
and he's sound.

Just make sure you keep an eye
on him for me, okay?

Animal services,
Doctor Hutton speaking.

Hey. It's Becca Delano.

Hey, Becca.

Uh, yeah, I know,
it's weird I'm calling,

um, I can't believe I'm calling
myself but um...

it's urgent so I'm just gonna
cut to the chase.

I'm in Baynesville visiting
for the holidays

and Henry's gone missing.

So I need your help.

I'm on my way.

What's taking him so long?

I'm sure he's getting here
as fast as he can.

Can... can you get that?

You are a soon-to-be partner
in a fancy law firm.

Will you just get the door,
please?

Okay.

Hi, Max.

Hey, Jean.

Oh, thanks for coming.

Of course.

It's Henry.

So what happened?

Well, he um- well, I'll just let
Becca fill you in.

Hey.

Hi.

You look... like you.

Thanks.

So do you.

Look like you.

Too.

So how did Henry get out?

The lock on the door was loose
and it just blew open.

I've been meaning to fix that
for ya.

He's always been a bit of
an escape artist.

Remember the fence
at my old apartment?

He tried to go over it,
under it,

then through it.

And he got stuck when one
of the slats was missing.

And you went to saw him out.

That's when we started calling
him Chunks McGee.

Well, thanks for helping me
find him.

No need to thank me,
it's what I do.

We were together the first half
of his life

so I love him almost as much
as I love you.

Loved you.

Like, I loved- loved him,
but...

Well, that concludes the grammar
lesson for today.

Why don't I just make us
some coffee?

First, I'll need a recent photo
of Henry to put on

the city's website and social
media accounts.

I'm on it.

I think have, like a couple
hundred here.

He still loves socks.

He does.

Especially if they're dirty.

He can sniff them out of
the hamper like a truffle pig.

And rolling on his back.

He only does that now
if he really likes you.

You put him in onesie pyjamas?

He likes them.

Never would have happened
on my watch.

The first picture shows
his distinguishing features.

Can you email that to me at
doctorhutton@baynesville.gov?

Henry is seven years old?

Right.

And you got him...

On Christmas Eve.

You know that.

And he answers to Henry,
Hank, and Chunks McGee.

Actually, I don't call him
Chunks anymore.

Oh.

That was his best nickname.

How does Henry like New York?

Well, he adores people,
so he's in heaven.

We have an apartment
on the Upper West Side

and every Saturday we go down
to the local pizzeria

and we get a slice.

And on Sundays we go
to Central Park.

I'm sure he loves that.

Maybe not as much as our Sunday
walks at Chancellor Park, but...

I mean, Central Park is one
of the best parks in the world.

And yet pooping on the grass is
pretty much the same everywhere.

How are things with you?

Good.

The practice is doing well.

Max is going to have a float in
this year's Christmas parade.

Oh, that's cool.

Actually, Gram told me

that you saved Mrs. Beall's
Yorkie last week?

You did?

Word travels fast.

It does in this town.

We got a hit.

Mr. and Mrs. Davies think
they saw him

at the Christmas tree farm.

Oh, thank goodness.

Let's go bring Henry home.

You okay?

Yep.

Fine.

Not too many people
still looking

to buy a tree
on Christmas Eve,

but it's never too late to make
the holidays come alive

with a majestic Douglas fir.

Looking good, Mrs. Davies.

Max!

Becca!

You made it home just
in time.

Look at you.

Had to bring my A game on the
most special day of the year.

I mean, I couldn't miss this.

Ah.

Jean says you're doing well
in New York.

Yeah, I'm uh, I'm hoping
to make partner soon

and Henry and I just got
a new apartment.

Wonderful.

Oh, you look so grown up.

Thanks.

It happens.

So you think you saw
Henry here this morning?

Yeah.

Doug saw him running
through the trees a while ago.

Doug!

How did he get out?

It was the lock on Jean's
front door, wasn't it?

I have been nagging Doug to go
over there and fix that for her.

Doug!

There's no need to shout, woman.

These two are here for Henry.

Oh yeah.

These lovebirds used to play
kissy face all the time.

Not anymore.

We broke up.

Yeah, well your canine wrecking
ball tore through here earlier,

chewing my branches,
wreaking havoc on my trees.

Doug.

Sorry about that,
Mr. Davies.

That's okay.

That is how I recognized him.

Mm.

Hasn't changed a bit
since he was a puppy.

He might have come here
because he remembers this place.

It holds a special place
in my heart, too.

This is where Henry
and I first met.

Not too many people

still looking for a tree
on Christmas Eve,

but it's never too late to make
the holidays come alive.

Gram is gonna kill me.

She's letting me stay with her
while I'm in law school

and the one thing
she asked me to do

was get the Christmas tree.

I think it's lovely that
you're following

in your father's footsteps.

Your parents were such a big
part of the fabric of this town.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

That's the one.

Oh, my goodness, a puppy!

Hey!

Where is that troublemaker?

There he is.
Come on.

Max?

Hey, it's you.

It's me.

Didn't we have class together
for a few years?

Yeah, weren't we lab partners
in tenth grade biology?

Yes, and you must have
been listening

because I heard that you went
to Duke.

Biology major.

Well, makes sense, actually,
because you were always
kind of a-

Nerd? It's okay, you can say it.

Well, what brings you back home?

I'm going to veterinary school.

That's awesome.

Yeah, I'm also helping out
at the animal shelter.

You know, until they find
someone permanent.

Well, welcome home.

Thanks.

I mean, Duke was great but
I've always had a special place

in my heart for Baynesville.

Shoo. Shoo.

Did you just kick a puppy?

What, me?

No, he bit me.

You're blaming him?

The adorable little puppy?

Okay, I'm gonna let you
get back to work.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Ow. See?

He likes you. You should
pick him up?

I don't know how
to hold a dog.

It's easy.

Well, you are a human being,
right?

He likes you.

I think he's just laying
the charm on thick.

Is it working?

No.

A family brought him
for adoption, but this guy
managed to escape.

Any chance you wanna
take him home?

Oh, I can't.

You could be his
Christmas miracle.

That's so not fair.

Otherwise I'll have to take him
to the shelter.

You're the worst.

Sorry.

I will not try to talk you
into taking home

maybe the cutest puppy
I've ever seen.

Looks like you're gonna miss out
on a great guy.

I can't take care of a dog.

I can barely take care
of myself.

You'll have to learn
on the fly.

I've seen that look.

You're a goner.

You've already been
swept off your feet,

you just don't know it yet.

Where's the last place
you saw him?

Here. Follow me.

Yeah, see?

Looks like he headed
that way.

Towards the stables.

We hope you find him.

Yeah, I suppose the little guy
was cute enough in his own way.

He's the only thing I want
for Christmas.

Well, let's go get him.

Thank you.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

I never thought we'd be
back here again.

At least not together.

Wow.

Tess has really built up
her business.

I mean, this is beautiful.

Hey.

Oh, hey!

What're you doing here?

With Max?

Hi, Tess.

You realize people are gonna
gossip when they hear

that you two
were here together

in Baynesville's
most romantic spot?

Okay, well those people
need a hobby.

Mm-hm. I know this, but uh,
Marianne might not.

Oh, great.

Oh, great, what?

Who's Marianne?

She and I broke up recently.

Oh, that's fine.

I mean why would that
be weird?

Why would I care?

Yeah...

Marianne Davine
from our high school?

With the perfect French braid?

Ok.

You know, I actually used
to face off against her

in debate club.

She was a tough competitor
but I think I beat her

in the county championships,
68-35 in the final round.

Her whole argument was based
on a false dichotomy, but...

I don't remember.

Anyway, we're actually here
because of Henry.

What happened to Henry?

Well, after I saw you last night
he went missing.

Mr. and Mrs. Davies spotted him
and we followed his tracks here.

Aunt Becca!

Oh my goodness,
you've gotten so big!

Tell my mom.

She doesn't seem to notice.

Oh, really?

Wait.

This is Henry's.

I found it behind the stables.

Where is Henry?

Well, I don't know at the moment

but this means
that he's close by.

Henry used to love
being around horses.

Maybe he followed one of
the carriage rides.

Well, the next one leaves
in a few minutes.

You two should be on it.

Oh, no, no, no.

That's a bad idea.

No.

Can you uh, stay on
your own side, please?

What side?

There are no sides.

There's always sides.

Prosecution and defence,
left and right,

right and wrong.

And you're always right?

I make arguments
for a living, so...

Well, at least we can agree
on one thing.

Henry.

Can you pull over
by the old hickory?

Listen...

It's our first anniversary
and our first Christmas Eve

as a couple so I wanted
to bring my A game.

Merry Christmas.

You go first.

I love it.

We look like... family.

Max, this is... Max this is
so beautiful.

There's an inscription.

"You got this.

"Love, M & H."

Henry came up
with the message.

Well, Henry and I love you.

I love you.

And I know we've only been
together for a year

but I can see our future.

You know, in a year from now,
five years, ten...

Me running my dad's firm
in town.

And I'll have my vet practice.

We could take a couple weeks
every year and just travel.

In the French and
Italian countryside.

I also have my eyes
on a property to buy

at the top of Maggie Mountain.

Really?

I'm saving up for it,
and it needs work,

but it has a great house with
beamed ceilings and an old barn.

Can we have an outdoor
fireplace?

I think we could swing it.

There's also enough land
to build a dog rescue

and a sanctuary.

I love that idea.

Henry, do you mind sharing house
with a few brothers and sisters?

What do you think, buddy?

It'll only be 20 or 30.

20 or 30?

Is that negotiable?

Never mind.

I'm so happy right now I don't
even feel like arguing.

That's a first.

You, me, and Henry.

Forever.

Do you still have the briefcase
I got you that first Christmas?

Oh, the case.

Um, yeah.

It's in the back of my closet
somewhere.

Right.

I mean, it'd be weird if I was
still carrying it, wouldn't it?

Yeah.

But I do.

You do what?

Carry it. Still.

It's a beautiful bag.

And a nice memory of one of
the best Christmases I ever had.

The thing is,
we were so young.

We thought we knew what
we wanted but we didn't.

I did.

Hey.

You guys find Henry?

Uh, nope.

No signs of him.

Oh, there was.

The riders from
the last trip saw him.

He jumped into their carriage.

What? Someone found him?

Where is he?

Uh, no, sorry.

He rode about halfway around and
then when they made the turn

to come back to the stables
he jumped off.

Why would he jump
off at that spot?

'Cause he would see town
from there.

And he'd recognize Main Street.

And he loved our Sunday walks.

Listen, you've already gone
above and beyond

and it's Christmas Eve
so I'm sure you have plans.

I totally understand if
you don't wanna keep looking.

I'm not giving up on Henry.

Well, if you're gonna be walking
around town

you will need more
practical shoes.

Okay, spill it.

What is going on
between you two?

What do you mean?

It feels more like the fourth of
July out there than Christmas.

I don't know, it's like
the carriage ride

just brought up
all these feelings.

Like what?

Like, like old feelings?

Old, new, good, bad,
all jumbled into one.

I just- I can't explain it.

It's like... I feel like an
emotional everything bagel.

I will say it's nice to be
around him again.

And I'm happy he's here
to help me find Henry.

Hmm.

Stop it.

Henry!

Henry!!

I don't see him anywhere.

I think we should split up.

Why?

I'll go to my office and
make flyers,

you keep looking.

That's a good idea.

But I have a better one.

Of course you do.

We should go there
and make flyers.

Won't it be weird to walk
into your dad's old law firm

and ask to use
the office equipment?

Why?

I mean, yes, I did turn it over
to Patrick and Benny

after I inherited it,

but they're still two of
my closest friends.

Are they?

Okay, I might have lost touch
with them since law school,

but it's because I've been busy.

Mm-hm.

It'll be fine.
It'll be fine.

And you know what?

They're gonna want
to help us find Henry.

Are you coming?

Yeah.

Oh.

Hi.

Wow.

This looks so much smaller
than I remember.

Mr. Davies made these chairs
for my dad as a thank you

when he helped him set up
his business,

and Tess did these leather seats
to thank Dad

for being the officiant
at her wedding to Charlie.

I love this chair.

Oh, Lily Chen.

She was an incredible artist.

My dad helped her family
with her adoption from China.

She's at the Rhode Island
School of Design now.

Wow, that's incredible.

I mean, I wonder how my dad
made any money.

I don't think that was
the point.

You know, my mom told me once
that my dad applied to a bunch

of big law firms
in New York and LA.

It just made me wonder,
did he ever want more?

Want more?

How is it when you look around
this place,

that's what you see?

What I see is the joy of new
businesses and marriages,

the miracle of a baby girl
being united with the parents

who were destined for her.

I see community, family,
hope, and love.

What more could you want?

You're right.

I didn't mean-

It's okay. It's okay.

I don't know what's wrong
with me.

Hey, it's all right.

Shut the front door!

The prodigal daughter returns.

Oh my goodness, hey Patrick.

Benjamin, get in here this
second or I'm divorcing you!

Who else do you think
would put up with you?

Becca!

Are my eyes lying to me?

No, they are not.

Hi.

Hi, Max.

Oh yeah, hi, Max.

I've missed you guys
so much-

oh, congratulations,
Mr. and Mr. Benfield.

I'm so sorry I missed
your wedding last year.

I was in the middle of a case,
I just-

there's no way I could
have gotten away.

We understand.

You were with us in spirit.

And we know why you've
been avoiding town.

Because Max broke your heart.

It was the other way around.

No, it wasn't.

We love you, Max, but
if you make us choose,

we are team Becca.

Understood.

Why are you here?

Together?

People are gonna talk,
you know.

We're here because Henry
came home with me

but now he's gone missing.

Oh no, honey.

Poor Chunks.

Can we use your printer
to make some flyers?

Of course.

Our printer is your printer.

Literally.

Thank you.

See?

Max thought it would be
presumptuous of me to ask.

Presumptuous? Please.

We don't know how to work
the darn thing,

but Marianne can help you.

Marianne?

Uh-huh.

Hi, Becca.

Hi, Marianne.

You work here?

I started as Patrick and Benny's
paralegal a few months ago.

Great. Great.

I've heard all about how well
you're doing in New York.

Congratulations.
It's really amazing.

Thank you.

Why don't Marianne and I
go make the flyers?

And you can catch up
with these guys.

Bye, Max.

So, how long they date?

About six months.

Six months?

So, are you seeing anyone
in the city?

In my mind you're dating
Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Otherwise, what's the point
of living in New York?

I think he's married.

But, like, between them it was
never really serious, right?

Uh-oh.

Oh dear.

Are you still hung up on Max?

No. No.

You know what?

I'm gonna go back
to New York

and get on that Lin-Manuel
Miranda thing.

Okay.

Sure.

Enough about Max, guys.

I've missed you.

Us, too.

This town lost something
when you left.

I think I lost something, too.

Aww.

I know, I don't know what's
wrong with me, I'm sorry.

Sweetheart.

I never cry. This is like the
second time in ten minutes.

Okay.

I'm gonna go get the flyers.

Okay.

Maybe this isn't my place since
we're not together anymore,

but I hope you'll be careful
when it comes to Becca.

Careful?

I saw you two in
the waiting room.

Oh, that's not
what it looked like.

But she's back home now
and it's Christmas.

I'm sure you're
feeling nostalgic.

I mean, I'm just worried
because when she left

she turned her back on this town
and everybody in it.

She's not like you and me,
we're Baynesville people.

But she's a New Yorker now and
she's headed back to the city

in a few days.

And when that happens
where does that leave you?

I know where Becca and I stand.

I know she's never coming back.

His name's Henry.

You know, living in New York
doesn't make me the enemy.

Uh, I know.

The city really is pretty great.

That's fine.

It's better than fine.

I mean, we have sports teams,

we have Michelin star
restaurants...

You have the Mets, and I take
the biscuits at Gus's Diner

over Le Bernidan any day.

Those biscuits are awesome.

We have art, theatre...

you can't beat a Broadway show.

You've obviously never seen Tess
in "Our Town".

We have the Museum
of Modern Art.

Mountain Mary's Hand-carved
Brooms.

Oh, I do love those brooms.

I just wish you could see
New York at Christmas.

It's pretty magical.

All the window fronts
on Fifth Avenue,

the tree at Rockefeller
Centre...

The view from the top of
Maggie Mountain

after a fresh snowfall.

I guess we both got the lives
we wanted.

Everything worked out the way
it was supposed to.

Are you gonna get that?

It could be about Henry.

Right.

Hello?

Honey.

I can't talk.

Where are you?

Working.

Our party?

I know.

It started.

I know.

Everyone wants
to see you, honey.

I said I can't talk right now,
Ma.

Have you
seen Becca?

Yes, she's with me.

Oh.

Is there anyone in town
who doesn't know?

You should
bring her to the party.

No, we can't come by right now,
we're putting up flyers.

For how long?

We have to keep going
until we cover the whole town.

You should take
a break?

Yes, but...

You could
hang some here.

We'll see.

Good,
and bring Becca.

I said we'll see, Ma.

Okay, love you,
honey.

So what'd Beverly want?

Ha, ha!

It's their annual
Christmas luncheon.

Christmas Eve
with Bev and Steve?

She wants us to drop by.

Well, we can walk
to your parents' house

and maybe paper the streets
on the way there?

You want to go?

Am I still your mom's
favourite girlfriend?

I'd love to say hi
to your parents.

...We'll put it on
the front door.

Last chance.

You sure you wanna go in?

Come on, you big baby.

It'll be fine.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

It's just I haven't been to one
of their Christmas Eve luncheons

since I made my
big announcement.

You ready?

I think so.

I know so.

Excuse me, everyone.
Gram, Bev and Steve.

I have some news to share.

I didn't say anything before
because I didn't know

if I had a chance at getting in
but I got an internship

at Nelson, Owens
and Brown in New York.

Awesome, kiddo.

We're so proud!

We're gonna have a lawyer
in the family.

Thanks, Bev.

We're not engaged yet, Ma.

Yeah, but soon though, right?

And you're going to go
to New York with her?

No, Ma.

Well, we talked about it,
but...

I can't just leave
for three months.

I'm going to school still and
I've got my own internship

with Dr. Cole.

My life's here.

We know it's going to be
hard being away,

but I have Henry
to keep me company

and we'll talk every day.

We'll be back
before you know it.

Everything will go back
to normal.

Well, unless Max changes his
mind and ends up coming with me.

There she is.

Hi, Bev.

Look at you!

Hey, Dad.

What is this?

Keto.

Whole 30.

You can tell me
your secret later.

I'm telling you, I could get rid
of a quick 200 pounds

if I ever got rid of this guy.

Hi, Mr. Hutton.

Becca.

Max, are you looking at her?

She looks fantastic.

I see her, Ma.

I told him he would never find
a woman better than you.

And I was right.

Okay, Ma.

I told him that he should go
to New York

with you for that internship.

That changed everything,
didn't it?

I don't know.

I do. Biggest mistake
of his life.

Yep, but you can't
tell him anything.

He's so stubborn.

That I do know.

It's his way or the highway,
right?

Uh-huh. Exactly.

Which is why he's never found
a girlfriend

who's lasted longer
than a couple months.

Ma!

Well, you think he's stubborn,
Becca's a human hard hat.

What're you doing here?

Well, I was driving around
looking for Henry

when I realized it was time
for Christmas Eve

with Bev and Steve, so...

So?

So she still comes
every year.

Yeah.

Just because you guys broke
up doesn't mean we have to.

Why don't you have a seat?

We've been talking
about you guys.

Well, Becca will fight to
the death to prove a point,

which makes her a great lawyer
but for relationships...

Oh, Max, once he digs his heels
in about something

he is done for.

He won't budge.

Well, compromise is neither one
of their fortes.

Okay, this has been fun,
but...

Yeah. We have to get back
to searching for Henry, so...

Oh, I understand.

We'll join the search
after lunch, okay kids?

But just let me give my toast,
would you first,

before you go?

Of course.

Everyone, I would just like
to say, firstly,

thank you all for coming.

Um, Steve, did you want
to say something?

No.

My husband is a man of very few
words which works out very well

for both of us.

Um, the holidays are a time
of reflection.

To be grateful for the people
in our lives who love us

and support us and forgive
us on a daily basis.

And for those who are far away,
or who are estranged.

But Christmas is a magical time.

It's a time when anything
is possible.

It's a time to remember
that it's never too late

to open our hearts and mend
broken bonds

or reconnect with someone
you love.

So Merry Christmas, everyone.

Merry Christmas.

Henry!

Henry!!

Excuse me.

My mother and your grandmother
should never be allowed

in the same room ever again.

Agreed.

Oh, Chancellor Park.

We used to have the best
doggy play dates here.

Oh, yeah, that was the best.

Remember when Henry
would just lay there

and let that French bulldog
climb on his back?

Yes, I do.

He shoulda charged
a dollar a ride.

He would have made
a lot of money.

Yes, he would.

Do you remember when
Henry fell in this pond?

Yep, except he jumped in.

No, he didn't.

He did jump in.

And you jumped in after him.

I didn't know if he could swim.

And I thought he was taking you
down with him.

So you jumped in after me.

By the way, all labs can swim.

You still run?

Yeah.

Henry and I run together
in Central Park.

You?

Now and again.

What're you doing?

Nothing.

What're you doing?

Nothing.

First one to the swing.

Whoa!

I won!

You won.

Here. There you go.

Thank you.

Henry!

Are you seeing what I'm seeing?

You know I let you win, right?

No, you didn't.

I always let you win.

No, you lost because
you're clumsy.

Not that clumsy.

Why would you pretend
to lose?

Well, I should thank you
for protecting my ego.

You're welcome.

Oh.

Two kids looking pretty cozy.

Ah, yeah.

Maybe we should just mind our
own business and be on our way.

Or we could follow them.

From a safe distance.

Spy on them?

If it's your family
it's called "love".

Yeah.

No. I'm putting
my foot down.

No?

No?

What is he doing?

I don't know.

We're leaving the kids alone.

Now let's go, ladies.

Oh, Steve.

Scrooge!

I know I can be competitive
and intense,

but you seem to know how
to round off my rough edges.

It was never about winning
or losing.

We always made
a good team.

You gotta see this.

It's Henry!

Wait, I don't understand.

This is a live feed
from the security cameras

around my property.

They've picked him up
in front of my garage.

If I didn't know any better,
I'd say he's smiling.

We're here.

Henry! Henry!

Come on, boy!

Come here, buddy!

Again, he's gone.

Can you check the cameras
on your phone?

Looks like he walked out of
range about eight minutes ago.

But he couldn't have gone far.

We'll do a lap around the house.

I'll go right, you go left.

Okay.

Henry!

Henry!!

Hi!

You found some new friends.

This dog rescue.

This is even more beautiful
than I could have imagined.

I was trying to think of
a name for it, Henry's House.

It just seemed right.

It's perfect.

This is Charlie, Aggie,
Savannah, and Bailey,

and over here we have Travis,
Albert, Reggie and Lupe.

How do you remember
all their names?

Each one of them's
unforgettable.

I designed a new kind of
doggy wheelchair

that is so lightweight
and aerodynamic

it makes Lupe feel totally free.

I also patented it.

Paid for the house remodel and
also helps pay for the rescue.

Henry would have loved this.

I'm sorry.

Just... this makes me
miss him more.

Hey, we're not giving up
on him.

Let's put some food
out on the porch.

We can try to lure him back
to the house.

Okay. That's a good idea.

Do you have any
free-range chicken?

That's his favourite.