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- [Clerk] Morning, Hannah.

- Why does this placealways smell so good?

- We got some new flavors,fresh out of the oven.

What can I get for ya?

- Uh, they're all so pretty.

Like mini works of art.

I think I'm gonnaneed three of each.

(gentle music)

- Ah, good choice.

If you haven't tried the frostedmango yet there's one left.

- Never fails, startand end of every season.

- Well, I don't know, itjust seems like everybody

works so hard, you know?

I think we deserve--

- Frosted mango?

- Dessert for breakfast.

And since it's been such agood season, it's all you.

- Mm.- Right?

- [Julie] It's so good.

- Donuts.

Yep.

- [Julie] So what are yougonna do this weekend?

- You mean for my break?

- It's only four whole days.

- I'll take what I can get.

- Good morning, Hannah.

- Hey.

- Okay, we've gotto get rolling.

We're shooting in two minutes.

- Okay, you've got it.

Ugh, I hope they love it.

- Oh, they always do.

Almost always.

(Julie laughs)

Oh, before I forget,Wally wants to

meet with us tomorrowmorning, 9:00 a.m.

I know it's cuttinginto your break so--

- Why?

Where?

- At the network.

Don't worry, I knowyou always think

it's a bad thing.

- He's the head of the network.

He only goes into the office

when he wants to fire people.

- Trust me, we're fine.

Okay, our ratings arestill pretty solid.

Okay, sliding alittle, but he said

he just wants todiscuss some changes.

- Changes?

- Hannah, as you'remost amazing friend

and talented producer,I'm tellin you,

you have nothing toworry about, okay?

They love you, so justgo out there and--

- Be bold but not too bold.

- Wally's phrasing, notmine, but yeah, pretty much.

You've got this.

- (Wally's Assistant)Okay guys, we're rolling.

- Welcome back to Love in Design

where every season we bringoutdated living spaces

kicking and screaming,into the 21st century.

And in this tight urban space,less was definitely more.

We cleared the clutter,toned down the color palettes

and added some simpleclean lines to give

this apartment aclean, sleek, modern,

yet rustic feel.

So, are you ready tosee how our clients feel

about their new modern home?

- It's amazing.

- It's exactly what we expected.

- [Director] And cut.

(gentle upbeat music)

- Hey, Carol.- Hey, Jeff.

- How you doin'?

- It's about timeyou get in here.

- Yeah, you know, I'mgonna get the usual.

- Club sandwich,salad on the side.

- How do you remember this?

- Just good.

- Oh, you know what, I'm also

gonna do a small bowl of chili.

- It's not like youto change things up.

- I know, first dayat the new job so

I kinda got more of an appetite.

I'm also hoping torevive my morning

cycle routine again,so turn up my protein

intake, you know?

- So you gonna tell mewhat brought you home?

Work?

Love?

A little bit of both?

(Carol chuckles)

- Yeah, he's stillworking on that second

part there.

- Oh come on, I've been in town

for two weeks andyou're riding me

on my relationship already.

- It's not me, that'sAli and the kids.

- Oh yeah, yeah of course.

Hey, Carol.

I'm gonna have what he has.

- Chili, too?

- No, wait, who's having chili?

- Mm hmm, oh yeah.

- So, I was gonna get ya aplant for your first day.

- You were?

- No, of course not.

Come on.

But I did get ya this.

Left over from thesales conference.

A big hit.

- Hmm.

Solid.

- It's good to have ya back.

- It's good to be back.

(Patrick laughs)

You know what, Ithink I like this

better than the watergun key chain you got me.

- Whoa.

Come on, on a hot day thereis no better gift, man.

None.

- Says who?

- Ali and the kids.

(both laughing)

- Hi, Wally's ready for you.

Right this way.- Thank you.

- You know we love you.

We love the show,that's not the issue.

- Okay, then why are we here?

(Wally sighs)

- At this point,we just think...

Your makeover showneeds a makeover.

To boost ratings.

- So we're not canceled.

- No!

(Wally laughs)

Well not yet, anyway.

(Wally laughs)

No, the home renovationlandscape on TV

is just way toocrowded right now.

So we need to finda way to stand out

and grab more viewers.

And not just in themetropolitan areas.

- Well, we cancertainly brainstorm

some ideas, maybe over lunch--

- Oh, it's already been decided.

We're moving the showto your hometown,

for the first halfof season five.

- Who's hometown?

- Hannah's.

I know.

I know, I should'verun it by you first,

but it just came up.

- I'm sorry, have youever been to Lewisburg?

Little rural town thatdoesn't really do modern.

- I wouldn't havethought of it either,

if the owner of LewisburgManor hadn't reached out.

Apparently um, Margotwants to convert her

family's historicmanor into a B&B.

You know it, right?

- I used to give toursthere in high school.

Ahem, are you sure shewants a modern makeover?

- Whatever she wants,she wants you to do it.

A big fan of the show.

She also wants itdone in time for

the 150th anniversaryin five weeks.

That's their grandopening and our natural

mid-season break.

- One makeover in five weeks--

- We usually do one an episode.

- Trust me, this wayyou can go indepth,

get personal.

Let the audience getto know you, Margot,

quaint townspeople.

Spruce things up a bit.

- I didn't realize thatthat's the kind of thing

you were after.

- Well, we stillwant you to be bold

but in your hometown, soa little more personal.

But not too um...

- Personal?

- Personal.

- Exactly.

Any questions?

- Uh, just when do we leave?

(phone ringing)

- Hello there again.

Was that your boss calling?

- No, it was thecoordinator just confirming

flight times.

- [Betty] So you don'tget any time off?

- It was just a littlebreak anyway, but...

You know, it's fine.

I am just gladwe're not canceled.

- Well if you ask me,they're just lucky

to have you.- Thanks mom.

But there are likea million people

who would kill for this job.

I guess I just needto try to give them

more of what they want.

- [Betty] Well I'm sure you are

acing it, like you always do.

- I'm definitelynot acing it, Mom,

or the show wouldn'tneed a makeover.

I'm excited to come home.

You know, the projectseems pretty easy

in the grand scheme ofthings and, it'll be

like a working vacation.

Only at home.

With you and dad.

- [Betty] Well yourroom's all ready.

- [Hannah] Well theshow will put me up

so you don't have to worry.

- I know I don't, but,a hotel is not home.

- Mom.

- And you are longoverdue a visit.

- Okay, as long asyou don't bring out

my unicorn comforter.

Promise?

- Okay, I can go change that.

(Hannah laughs)

Oh, Hannah, before you get here,

I thought I shouldmention that--

(mobile chimes)

- Uh, shoot, gotta go.

See you soon.

- Well?

- I'll just tell herwhen she gets here.

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(plane engine roars)

- The PreservationCommittee wants me

to oversee the renovation?

- I prefer to say, consult.

I know it's a littledifferent than

the work you were expecting but,

the committee can be alittle, (sighs) particular.

(Jeff sighs)

- Well, that's why peoplelove this town, right?

- And they know you ofall people get that.

Three generations of family here

and a real drive to come back.

They just want you to make sure

that any changes are inline with the town's history

and aesthetics,especially since it's

one of the oldestbuildings here.

- Well, look, I'm flattered.

But you don't need thecity architect for this.

The rules won't letthem do anything

structural to the exterior.

- It's a fast project.

The committee just wantssomeone on the ground.

(Jeff sighs)

- Why does thisseem like policing?

- It's just a quickfive week project

which is also why theywant someone who's

familiar with the property.

After this we can moveonto something more...

Up your alley.

- Okay, all right.

Who's doing the renovation?

- Do you watch a lot of TV?

- Oh boy.

(plane engine roars)

- There she is.

(Hannah laughs)

- Oh my gosh, you guysdidn't have to do all this.

- I couldn't help it,missed you so much.

- Oh, hi.

Oh my goodness.

- Hey, we're hugging.

(Hannah laughs)

- We're so happy to see you.

- You guys are amazing.

- Yep, we're heading there now.

Just a quick look tosee what we're in for

and connect withthe owner before

the whole circusrolls in tomorrow.

We don't want to overwhelmMargot on day one.

Okay, I'll let her know.

- Everything okay?

- Absolutely, theyjust want us to

consult with the city architect.

- Who does?

- The local PreservationCommittee since

it's a historic building.

Sounds like it'sjust a formality.

- People don't alwayslove change here.

- I think it's gonnabe a great little B&B.

- Thanks, mom.

- Oh and Julie, Ihope Hannah mentioned

that you were morethan welcome to stay

at our place, too.

- Oh, that's sosweet of you, but I--

- Julie kind of lovesstaying at hotels.

- [Julie] I have toadmit, it's a perk

but I do love thatHannah's staying with you.

- Oh good, becauseshe hasn't been home

in close to three years.

- Only because youguys are so great

about visiting.

And I--

- And you're workingway too hard.

- [Frank] Mm-hmm.

- I never said that.

(Julie laughs)

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- Are we here?

- We'll just gorun some errands.

We'll go to the store.

- Pick you up in an hour?

- Oh, you guys don'thave to come back.

We'll just get aride from production.

See you in an hour.

- See ya, hon.

- See ya later.

(Julie sighs)

- Ready to change history?

- It's been interesting,people's reaction.

- Well, a new B&B isgreat for tourism.

- Yes, it is, but I get it.

It wasn't my plan either,to change all this.

But after my husbandpassed, I took a year away,

traveled and realized I didn't

want to stay stuck in the past.

He wouldn't havewanted that for me.

Or this place.

So I just decided todo something different

more social.

- [Hannah] Yeah.

- So this used tobe open for tours.

- Actually, Hannah wasone of our best guides.

Didn't alwaysstick to the rules.

- You?

(Julie chuckles)

- Well I can go rogue,I mean, you know.

- Snuck a whole tourgroup into the lounge.

Even though it was closed.

- I'm sorry, it had to be seen.

The way the lightwas coming in through

the stained glasswindow was stunning.

- See, that passion iswhy everyone loved her.

- Now, that doesn't surprise me.

- And why I thoughtyour modern sensibility

might be exactly what we need.

Someone who knows thisplace but could still

see beyond that.

- Thank you.

- I just can'tbelieve you'll both

be working here again.

After all these years.

- I'm sorry, both?

- Oh, there he is.

(melancholy piano music)

Jeff.

- Hey, Margot, how are ya?

- It looks like youmoved home just in time.

- Hi, I'm Jeff.

- Hi, Julie.

Nice to meet you.- Nice to meet you, too.

So I'm guessing I'mnot the architect

that you were expecting.

- You could say that again.

- Oh, oh, you're that Jeff.

(gentle piano music)

- Okay, I know it'sa small town but...

Wait a minute.

Why didn't you guystell me he moved back?

You must've known.

- I tried to.

- When?

- This morning.

- This morn...

You just found out this morning?

- Well okay, Ifound out last week,

not that you wouldbe working together.

I did not know that.

It's just...

You've been a littleworried about work lately

and I didn't wantto add to that.

- What?

No, it wouldn't add to anything.

No, I'm happy for him.

He's been wanting to moveback here for awhile.

- I know it'scomplicated with you two.

You dated for a long time.

- That is not the issue.

No, no.

(Hannah chuckles)

You know, I mean, he'slike my old sweater.

We were comfortable,it's just that,

you know, even though wehaven't seen each other

in three years, it wouldbe easy to fall back

into just, I just don'twant any distractions.

You know what I mean?

I, this is too important.

And we have nothing incommon, design wise.

Do you remember hisapartment in college?

- The old convertedbank building.

- It was crammedand it was dusty.

- And dark.

- But he loved it becausehe could feel the history.

(Betty laughs)

And now I have toconsult with that.

- I am sure you won'teven notice he's there.

(Frank clears throat)

- It's Jeff we're talking about.

(gentle playful music)

- You know what?

It's fine.

- Fine?

- I'm just going to stay focused

and I'm going to makeit a great season

and a great time with you guys.

- Well, we are excited.

- You can even do some cycling.

You love that.

- Yeah, cheers.

(glasses clink)

(gentle piano music)

♪ Wake you gently everyday

♪ Smile at me withtender grace ♪

♪ Love me throughthe highs and lows ♪

♪ Just something you know

♪ I feel your heartbeat, baby

♪ Something surreal that love

I've forgotten howpeaceful it is here.

- And a goodbreakfast will start

your day off right.

- Thanks, mom, butI think I'm all set.

Plus I have to get donutsbefore I go in to work.

Breakfast sounds great.

- Good.

Your father's already outside.

- Okay, I'll get one of these.

(Hannah laughs)

Good morning.

I love that you guysstill have breakfast

out here everyday.

- Only in the summer.

Winter gets a little cold.

(Frank chuckles)

- It's so nice out here.

Why don't you let mefix it up a little?

- What's there to fix?

- Come on, you know I'd love to.

Renovation is fun for me.

- I think you've gotenough on your plate.

- Is that a breakfast pun?

(Betty chuckles)

- Okay.

(Frank chuckles)

Mine.

- Wait, why isWally coming here?

Today?

He never comes to set.

- Actually he won't behere until later today,

but he just said hewants to make sure

we're not missinganything to set us apart.

- Missing anything?

- Honestly, I think hejust wants to make sure

he didn't send us tothe middle of nowhere.

- Well, do you thinkWally likes sprinkles?

They have cinnamonor there's chocolate.

You know what, I'mnot going to guess.

Hi, I'll take fiveof each, please.

- Are you buyingthe whole store?

- We're gonna havea lot of donuts.

(upbeat guitar music)

Welcome back to Love in Design.

Follow me.

We might not be able tochange the exterior walls

but, we can make abig impact in here.

(Hannah laughs)

Here ya go.

This is your mark.

Are you ready?

- Ready.

- All right, here we go.

Three, two, one, go!

(loud thud)Yeah.

(both laughing)

Whew, and we have begun.

I'm fine with all the separation

upstairs where the bedrooms are,

but down here we'regonna open things up,

maximize space.

- Okay.

- So, what do you thinkabout transforming

the garage, creating alarger lower lounge area?

We'd get a lot moreroom without changing

the footprint.- Hmm.

- So guests couldlounge down below

and play boardgamesin the den and create

like a two-tieredlounge for anyone

to relax and mingle.

- I never would'vethought of that.

- And then also down there,if we could also just...

Um, if we could just knockdown the east facing wall

we can also create an areafor guests to check in

and get a welcomeglass of wine and go to

the new lounge.

- Exactly.

- Can you excuseme for just a sec?

- Sure.

(upbeat playful music)

- Good.- Hi.

- How's it goin'?

- Good.- Good?

- Great, I havea quick question.

Are you gonna be here every day?

Cause I thought with consulting

that you would only be here if

we needed to consult.

- Normally, yes.- Okay, good.

- But this isn't normal.

Normally, you know,I'd be dealing with

city design, improvementsinstead of policing.

- Oh, is that whatyou're doing, policing?

- This wasn't my idea to be here

in the first place, okay?

Just want to make sureyou don't change too much.

- Is this test footage?- Yeah, not exactly.

- Just don't makeeverything shiny and new.

- Because you hate change?

- Well, change, I love change.

I embrace change.

- So you don't stilldrive that old Mustang?

- No, no.- Really?

- Not really, no.

Sometimes, okay, when I'm trying

to impress somebody.

Look, I just don'tthink shiny and new

instantly makeseverything better.

- You're right, it doesn't.

But it can sure help.

I mean when we open things up--

- Personally, I like walls.

I mean, see howeasy it is for you

to get away from me?

With a wall.

Without a wall.

With a wall.

Without.

- Yeah, I got it, yeah.- What?

- You just can't helpyourself, can you?

- What?

- You always have togive your two cents.

- My two cents.

I think my work is done here.

Carry on, it looks good.

- This definitelyspruces things up.

- Now here I wouldlike to take down

the walls on eitherside of the fireplace.

I just feel likethere's a lot more--

- Uh, sorry to interrupt guys.

I'm going to goback to the office,

get out of your hair.

- Sounds great.

- Okay, well, see ya soon.

- Anyway that will alsoeliminate the sconces

which is a plus.

Because obviouslythey don't even work.

- Yeah.

- Um, that's enough toget you started, right?

- I'm already on it.

(Hannah laughs)- Okay, thanks, Skip.

You're the best.

Wally, hi.

(Wally chuckles)

Uh, did you get a donut?

I wasn't sure whatyou like so I got

a few different flavors.

- I'm going to pass.

- Okay, uh well, here it is.

This is the Lewisburg Manor.

What do you think?

- I have to admit,I like what I've

been seeing so far.

The dynamics, the sparring,

the history.

- I'm sorry, whatexactly are you seeing?

- Uh, Wally wasjust taking a look

at some footage.

(upbeat playful music)

- I think we found our show.

- See ya later, guys.

(upbeat playful music)

- Hi, um you seriouslywant me to consult

with him on air, why?

- It was Wally'sidea, but I get it.

It creates chemistry, dynamics.

- But this isn't a dating show.

What about the actual design?

- It's still your show,you are the designer.

- Okay, I knoweverybody wants us

to be amazing and sodo I, but we don't

agree on anything.

- I think that's whatWally's banking on.

- I just don't thinkthis is a good idea.

- Why?

- Because...(sighs)

We're always great at first.

That's why we'vetried too many times

to make it work, but whenit really matters, we...

We can't figureit out, you know.

And I just don't wantthat to happen with this.

- (exhales loudly)We're not asking you

to date him.

Just work with him.

Hannah, look.

I know you love the show, okay?

But everyone has tolove it, including

the network.

(Hannah sighs)

- Do we even knowif he's up for it?

You know being on camera'snot really his thing.

- I guess we'll find out.

(upbeat instrumental music)

- Hey.

- Oh, hi.

- You need a little help?

- No, no, it was justlow tire pressure.

- Well I hope I didn'tthrow you off too much.

- (scoffs) No.

(Jeff chuckles)

You know, I stilllove it out here.

- Yeah, what wouldyou always say?

Calm and inspiring?

- Yeah, with amazing views.

- Yeah, just likeyour design aesthetic.

(both laughing)

- You don't have to wait for me.

I'm sure you wantto do another round.

- Uh, (groans), you know what?

I'm going to give it another go.

- Yeah.

- You sure you're okay?

- Yeah, no, I'm fine.

Thank you for stopping.

- Oh no, of course.

I will see you at work.- Yeah.

(Hannah chuckles)

- Okay.

- Welcome back.

This week Love inDesign gets personal.

We traveled to myhometown of Lewisburg

to transform this manorinto a bed and breakfast.

- Honestly, I don't knowwhy you want to film me

but, uh, knock yourself out.

- So you're fine with it?

- I don't love the ideaof being on camera, no.

It's just, I hope I don'thave to object too much,

you know, so I can justfly under the radar.

(Julie laughs)

- I know Hannah will like that.

- [Jeff] She's reallygood at this, isn't she?

- What, the whole design thing?

- No, no, she's alwaysbeen good at that.

- [Julie] Oh, being a host.

Yeah, the camera loves her.

And she's a super hard worker.

- Well, some thingsnever change.

- So then you'lltune in next week

to see how therenovation progresses.

Let's keep going.

- And cut.

(Hannah sighs)

- Okay.- Great.

- Yeah, I thought that distance

worked pretty well, right?

- [Cameraman] Yeah,felt pretty good.

- Excuse me.

Hey, I know this is a lot,

having everyone here.

How are you holding up?

- Good so far.

A little disoriented without

some of the walls.

(Margot laughs)

- It'll start totake shape soon.

By the way, are thereany design details

that you're after?- In here?

- Yeah like, if there's anything

you wanna keep oryou wanna get rid of?

- I think I want tokeep those sconces.

(dramatic playful music)

- Oh, really?- Mm.

- Is that a personal thing or--

- I saw them in ahotel lobby in Italy

and I thought, weshould keep those.

- Well, I want tokeep you happy.

(mobile rings)

- Oh, sorry, Ineed to take this.

- Of course.

- Sconces, really?

You hate sconces.

I thought you'd wanna put up a--

- Big chandelier forimpact and flexibility,

yeah but, that'snot what she wants.

- Well, that's kinda surprising.

Because back in theday you would've

shot that down.

- Well, things area lot different now.

- Well, they don't have to be.

- Wait, are youtrying to be cute

for the camera?

- The camera's on theground, first off, okay?

I know that much,it's not on me, so.

- Oh, then whatwas all that about?

I'm sorry is theresomething architectural

you wanna talkabout, Mr. Architect?

No, there you go, goodbye.

(Jeff laughs)

Is it bad that I'mglad he went back?

- Who, Wally?

(Julie laughs)

Uh, no, I thinkit'd be weird if you

wanted him to stay.

He left quickly butnot too quickly.

- He's just exhausting, right?

Be opinionated but...

- [Both] Not too opinionated.

(Hannah laughs)

- Hold on a second.

Oh wow.

These are beautiful.

- Oh, hi.

Thank you.

You're doing the renovationon the manor house,

aren't you?

- Mm hmm.

- Well, here's my card,if you need anything.

- Oh, thank you.

- It's beautiful.

- Probably not modernenough but I think

these pieces would look amazing

in your beach bungalow.

(Julie laughs)

- So, how are you feeling?

Phase two, tomorrow!

- Honestly, blocked.

I've never had to workon a building this old

with so much to preserve.

And having a veryopinionated ex isn't helping.

- Well, it's a goodthing you're creative.

On both fronts.

You know him, right?

- Yeah.

- Then you know howto work around him.

You just gotta geta little creative.

(gentle piano music)

(Hannah chuckles)

(upbeat piano music)

- I really thoughtwe'd get more daylight

in here when weknocked down that wall

but, as much asI hate to say it,

I think we need toswap out this window

for a more modern one--

- Sorry, quick thing.

I don't know if I would do that.

- Why?

It's not street-facing,so we're not

breaking any rules.

- It's just unique to the space.

- Yeah, I know, I getthat but I'm going

big picture here.

Oh, wait.

This is you talking,not the committee.

- I just don't thinkthat you'll get this

level of craftsmanshipwith a new one.

Do you remember thatold, the bank building?

You know with thetattered shutters.

- Yeah.- Yeah

- I do.- It was beautiful.

- Horrible, theywere all broken.

- But you're the onethat painted them--

- What's the...

Stop, stop.- They were perfectly...

You told me it was--- We're not doing this.

- I'm going.

- Coin toss, best out of three.

- You're on.

- Okay, anyone have a coin?

- Hannah, whatcha doin'?

- Settling this.

Getting creative.

Anyone?- Do you have a coin?

- [Julie] Are you guysplaying a game right now?

- [Hannah] Don't worry.

- This is the way wesettle all disagreements.

- With a coin toss?

- Competition really,anything works.

Do you have a coin?

- Yeah, trust me,we figured this out

a long time ago.

One quick game solves alot of personal gridlock.

Otherwise, we wouldbe stuck here all day.

- All day.- Yeah.

Yeah, no, We just setup the rules and then...

Really, nobody has a coin?

- You know what?

We could alwaystake this out back.

- Seems like a bitmuch, don't you think?

(playful piano music)

Okay, fine.- Okay.

- Yeah.- Yeah, great.

After you.

- Uh uh, wait, wait, guys.

(upbeat energetic music)

Huh, who knew this was here?

- Apparently they did.

- Okay, if I win,your sidebar design

commentary stops.

I'm happy to hearanything that has to do

with committeerestrictions but--

- Okay and if I win,you give my ideas

and opinions seriousconsideration.

Or we can go back inside

and try this again?

- Okay, tough guy.- Okay.

- Get ready to lose.

- Be my guest.

Please.

(upbeat guitar music)

♪ Didn't know whatwe left behind ♪

♪ The road ahead wasso full of life ♪

♪ But with it all comesthe truth of time ♪

♪ We didn't knowwhat we left behind ♪

♪ What we left behind

♪ What we left behind

(bystanders applaud)

- [Wally's Assistant]Look who the winner is.

- Well, I'm readyto go back inside

and get to work.

- Don't, just don't.

All of you.

- Um.- Okay.

- Got it.- Back to work.

- Back to work again, everybody.

(Ali laughs)

- That looks fun.

And tiring at the same time.

- [Patrick] Yeah, whathappened to the guy

that used to cycle10 miles a day?

- I don't see you up there.

- You know, thegirls would love it

if you joined them.

Right, girls?

- [Girls] Yeah,yeah, yeah, yeah.

- [Jeff] Yeah, right girls?

- Whose side are you on anyway?

- Yours, always.- Always?

- Always.- Always.

- So, how does itfeel being home?

- Right now?

Uh, not so good.

I mean, this wasn't thejob description, you know?

I'm not designing.

She doesn't want me there.

- Who doesn't want you there?

Hannah?

- You could've said no.

- What, to the project?

I just got hired, man.

I want to keep it that way.

(Patrick laughs)

- I'm going tocheck on the kids.

I'll be right back.

- Okay, thanks.

- Hey girls, you having fun?

- Look, I just, I just thinkthere's a bigger reason

why you're there.- Yeah.

It's called work.

I know you with yoursales flex hours,

it's a concept that's difficult

for you to grasp.

- Oh, ha ha.

(both laugh)

Or maybe you justcan't shake it.

- Shake?

Shake what?

- Her.

- You tend to gravitate.

- Gravitate.

- Yeah, we're friends.

We're friendly, you know?

- Yeah, is that whyyou look like that

every time you talk about her?

(Patrick chuckles)Whoa, hey.

- (gasps)Girls, girls.

- Hey, whoa, whoa, hey, no, no.

We'll play after lunch.

We'll play after--(groans)

Oh hey, no, hey, no.- Girls.

- [Patrick] I'm running shots.

(Betty knocks on door)

- You still working?

This late?

- I know.

I'm just trying to get it right.

- Well, whatever you're doing,

they're liking it.

So, why don't youjust enjoy that.

- I should, but it'sdriving me crazy.

I keep second guessing myself.

- I'm sure it's alot of pressure.

- It's just thereare so many people

wanting so manydifferent things.

And not just here, atthe network and I have to

try to make allthose people happy.

- Remember what I dowhen I'm feeling stressed

or just a little, mah?

- Put on a good tune?

- And then everythingjust sort of

comes into focus.

(Betty chuckles)

- I'll admit, it does help.

(mellow folk music)

Thanks, mom.

- Well, I will leave you to it.

- Updating a diningroom into something

more functional fora B&B while still

maintaining the historiccharm, that's the issue.

The solution?

A slight change of plan.

I still want toknock down both walls

on either side of thefireplace, but I'd also

like to removethese two windows,

knock down the wall between them

and create one large window.

- Um, I'm sorry.

(Jeff chuckles)

- Oh, hey.

It's our guest architect.

- Oh, hey, hey guys.

Um, what about thisbig window right there?

- This is streetfacing with cars.

This would be a vista.

- Yeah, but this is ahistorical building.

- I know, which meansthat we can't make

any structural alterationsto the exterior

without approval.

- Yeah, but the PreservationCommittee will never

approve that.

- Think of what you'd gain.

The views you'dhave in here if we

opened this up to the backyard?

- Yeah.

- This would be anincredible communal space.

- It's not gonna happen.

- Not if you don't ask.

- This wall wasbuilt for a reason.

- In the 1800s.

(mellow playful music)

Unless we bring the outside in.

- What do you mean?

- We could create a largemural of the grounds

right here, like we'relooking out of a window.

- So you keep the feelingwithout losing the history.

- Exactly.

(mellow playful music)

- I like it.

- Yeah?- Yeah.

- Wait, what's that?

Oh, it's the sound of change.

Not so bad, right?

- You know, you're as impressive

as I remember.

- And cut.

- (sighs) Thisheat is killing me.

They said the new AC shouldstart working tomorrow,

but in the mean time, survival.

- Why don't I helpya out with this.

- Great, thank you.

- All right guys, any takers?

- Oh, good news.

- Okay.

- So the network hasseen the first week

of dailies and they areloving what they're seeing.

(Hannah sighs)

And it's not just Wally,so, they wanna screen

a preview of the first episode.

- A screening?

- Where?

- It's gonna kick off your"cinema series in the park."

Tonight, 6:30.

- Tonight?

- Oh wait, they wantto screen a rough cut

to the entire town?

- Yeah, I guess it's one way

to get the locals excited.

- Okay, I mean, I'msure it'll be great.

- And they wantyou to go together.

- What?- Why?

- Well, you're bothon screen, so...

It's just a casualmeet and greet.

- Well, no one reallyknows who I am.

- Well, most people in town do.

- Yeah but nobody really cares.

- I have to agree.

- It's all just forpublicity, okay?

Super casual, like I said.

Well, except Wally'sflying in for it so.

- Right.

- Yeah, okay.

Well, I'll pick ya up at six?

- Yep.

- This should be fun.- Should be.

(mellow guitar music)

(Hannah sighs)

(engine revs)

(gentle piano music)

- Oh my gosh, this is still

the best lemonade I've ever had.

What's your secret?

- Sugar.

(Jeff laughs)

- Sugar, that's your secret?

- The lemons are always fresh.

- And a sprig of rosemarybut, mostly sugar.

(Frank laughs)

- Mm, wow.

I am having a flashback.

- Of high school?

- And several summersafter that, (sighs).

We spent so much timein that greenhouse,

Hannah and I.

Reading, listening tomusic, planting new flowers.

- [Frank] Well, welove it out here.

- Which is why Iwish you'd let me

get my hands on it.

(gentle piano music)

- You look, great.

- Thanks.

We should probably get going.

We don't wanna be late.

- Uh, yeah, right.

(Jeff clears throat)

- We'll see ya soon.

We'll be right behind you.

- Good to see you guys.

And thank you.

(Betty and Frank chuckles)

- So I thought you hardlydrove this car anymore.

- I don't.

(Hannah clears throat)

- Thank you.

(gentle piano music)

(Jeff grunts)

(engine turns and catches)

(gentle instrumental music)

(Jeff sighs)

Yeah, I can't believeyou still have

that keychain.

- Oh, that's one ofPatrick's better gifts.

(both laughing)

You okay?

- Yeah.

Okay, fine.

It's just with this new format,

you know, I want everyoneto be happy, but--

- Everyone?

That's a real tall order.

(Hanna scoffs)

When did you start caringabout what other people think?

- When I realized howmany people are depending

on me to keep this going.

- You're doing an amazing job.

And that's all you can do.

You know what?

If I were you I would just...

Block it all out.

(Hannah laughs)

Honestly.

It's what I'm doingwith all this.

- You really don't carewhat anyone thinks?

- No.

- And you're gonnabe totally open

to hearing all oftheir opinions?

- Yes, yes I will.

- I'm gonna quote you on that.

- Okay, you do that.

(both laughing)

Come on, let's do this.

(soft piano music)

Here you go.

- Oh, thank you.- No problem.

(upbeat rock music)

- Hi.

Good to see you.

Hey, hi.

Welcome, thank youso much for coming.

(upbeat rock music)

- Can everyoneplease find a seat?

We will be starting soon.

We hope you enjoythis sneak peek

of the season fivepremiere of Love in Design.

(crowd cheering)

(soft guitar music)

- Advertisement.- That's awesome.

Welcome back to Love in Design,

and this is demo week hereat the Lewisburg Manor.

It's a very exciting daybecause the homeowner

herself, Margot, will bemaking the first strike

on that first wallwe're taking down.

Go!

Yeah!

I think we need toswap out this window

for a more modern onethat lets in better light.

- Uh, quick thing.

I don't know if I can do that.

- Why?

It's not street facing, sowe're not breaking any rules.

- You want to get out of here?

Come on, let's go.

- Wait, wait--

- [Jeff] You realize that--

- [Hannah] This is youtalking, not the committee.

- Why didn't you tell me?

- Tell you what?

- That I pause...

A lot.

(both laughing)

- At least you don't say um.

- Is that any worse?

- Um, yes.

No, I get it.

It's hard to watch yourself.

- You were perfect as usual.

- As usual?

- I really like thatfloating staircase.

Not for me, but for thathouse, it really worked.

- You have seen the show.

- I've seen all four seasons.

- What?

Okay, then you haveto admit, modern

is kind of liberating.

You're not constrainedby the past,

it's a blank canvas.

You can go anywhere,it's exciting.

(Jeff laughs)

What?

- It's just, the sky hasalways been the limit for you,

it always has been.

It's impressive.

But it's hard to hold onto.

(audience applauding)

- I think they liked it.

- I think they did too.

(Jeff laughs)

- Well done, honey, thatwas really terrific.

- Thanks.

- You were amazing.

- Everyone seemed to like it.

- Okay, we're gonnasee you back at home.

- Okay, thanks.

- I think everyone loved it.

- Yeah?

- I loved it.

I just think we can be alittle more, (symphonic music).

But not too, (symphonic music).

I gotta find Julie.

(children chattering)

- Oh.

- Hey.

- I never thought I'd see you

up on that big screen.

(Patrick laughs)

- Whoa, I can't believeI know someone famous.

- Well, I wouldn't go that far.

- Why do you look shorter on TV?

- Shorter, really?

- No.

- Yeah, oh yeah,it's like, tiny.

(Patrick laughs)

- What?

Hey, did you guyssay hi to Hannah?

- Yeah, yeah, I saidhi to her earlier,

but I have to getthese kids home,

so you guys fun tonight.

- [Jeff] Okay.

- Thanks, babe.

- All right, bye, guys.

- Thanks, baby.

- You staying out?

- It's your big debut, man.

Come on, we need to celebrate.

- Yes we do.

- I'll say hi to Hannah.

- Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.

- [Hannah] Hey.

- Hey.

- I was wondering whenI would run into you.

- It's so good tosee you, Hannah.

You look great.

- Thank you.

I saw your kids earlier,they're so grown up already.

- Yeah, and they lovedthe whole premiere.

We all did.

- Kind of crazy though, right?

The two of us oncamera together?

- Yeah, it's a bitof a throwback,

but hey, I think wecelebrate tonight, right?

I'm thinking, what, Sparrows?

- Sparrows.

- Sparrows.

- Yes.- Yes.

- I would love to,but I told Julie

we'd go out, so...

- Yeah you did.

So, where are we going?

- [Both] Sparrows.

- Sounds good to me.

- Looks like we'regoing to Sparrows.

- [Julie] I think it'stime for a toast, folks.

(all laughing)

Well, to a veryunusual and dare I say

extremely successfulscreening, cheers.

- Cheers to that.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

- Okay, now, no more work talk

for the rest of the night, yeah?

- Right

- Done.

- Yeah, okay, got it.

I got nothing.

(everyone laughing)

- Hey, I don't knowabout you guys,

but I am starving.

- Yeah, I could eat.

- I heard they have reallygood fish tacos here.

- Twice fried.

- Right up my alley.

- I'm up for whatever,spicier the better.

- Me too.

What?

I'm up for new things.

- You?

- Don't let this guyfool you, all right?

- Okay.

- Yes, they still do it.

Who is ready for some trivia?

- Oh, I am.

- The only game these two

can play together.

- The last time weteamed up, unbeatable.

- Unbeatable.

I'm gonna sign us up.

- I'm coming with you.- Okay.

- Guaranteed winning.

- Good choices.

- What's our team name?

- Wow, trivia, eh?

- Do you have somethingto do with this?

- What?

It's Ali, I can't take credit.

(all chattering)

- 385.

- Are you sure?

- [Hannah] Yes, I'msure, write it down.

- 385, all right.

- [Hannah] WhatU.S. city is home

to the world's first skyscraper?

- We can do this.- Chicago.

- We are so winning this.

- [Julia] Summer of 69 written?

- '84, totally 84.

- You sure?

Okay, okay.

- [Announcer] And the winner is.

(all cheering)

- [Julie] We totally did it.

- Way to go.

(both laughing)

- I keep forgettingthat you're like

an encyclopedia of random facts.

- Well, look, I mean, everyonegets to have an opinion

about paint color,but no one can argue

the number of stepsin the Eiffel Tower.

- That is a very good point.

How many steps?

- In the Eiffel Tower?

- Yeah.

- 1,710.

- You're the smartestperson I know.

- Well, you're prettysmart yourself.

- Book smart maybe,but not always

smart where it counts.

- Well...

Thank you for driving me home.

And for tonight.

It was fun.

- It was.

Hannah.

Love in Design, isthat your title?

- How did you know?

- Just seemed like you.

(soft piano music)

(engine turns and catches)

(upbeat piano music)

- Good morning.

- [Betty] Honey?

- You've been wanting torenovate your backyard

for years.

I've been wantingto renovate your

backyard for you for years.

Please, let me do it.

(Frank sighs)

- Okay.

- [Frank] Go for it.

- Yes!

(joyful soft music)

I put a call in to the artist.

I saw his work atthe farmer's market.

And you know, Ireally like the idea

of keeping it local.

- I do too, as longas everything's

done in time forthe grand opening.

Invitations are already out.

- We will make it work.

- Then enjoy your weekend.

- Thank you, you too.

(Hannah sighs)

- You have any plans?

- For the weekend?

A little side project.

- Your parents' deck?

- What?

- You've been eyeingthat thing for years.

- Well done.

- So, does that meanyou won't have time

to hang out with me?

- Is that a challengeto see how fast

I can get it done?

- Maybe.

- Challenge accepted.

- [Frank] Are you sureyou won't let us help?

This looks like a lot.

- Trust me, I've got a system.

- But still.

- I'm excited, so go,go see a movie or have

lunch or something.

Just give me alittle bit of notice

before you come back, okay?

Trust me.

This is gonna bea piece of cake.

- We're going.

- Good, thank you, go.

- I'm going.

- Have fun.

- We going with extraprotein or no protein?

I saw the bike out front.

- Go with protein.

- You got it.

- You know what, Carol,on second thought...

(Hannah sighs)

Delivery.

Thought you might need a little

extra fuel for the challenge.

(Hannah sighs)

Look, I know you'rein the middle of it,

so you don't haveto eat right now.

- Thank you so much for this.

- I didn't know ifyour parents were

gonna be here, soI got some extra.

You start everyseason with donuts,

so I figured wecould start your deck

renos with takeout.

By the way, whatcan I do to help?

- Oh, I have a wholeload of laundry.

- That's very funny.

(Hannah laughs)

- Actually, everything isgoing pretty well so far.

The guys will behere in a few minutes

to put up the pergola.

- Well, it looks likeyou still need help.

- I don't need help.

- I'm not takingno for an answer.

- You wanna work?

- I wanna work.

- Yeah?

Okay, all right, let's work.

- All right, let's do it.

- Unwrap these guys.

- So, anything else?

- No, I mean, um, well...

There might be one thing.

- Okay, shoot.

- You could talkto the Preservation

Committee aboutbuilding a pergola

outside the manor.

- Work, really?

- I know, I just, Ijust, you're right here,

and we only have two weeks left.

Think about it, fora B&B, vacation,

being outside is everything,

so if I were staying there--

- You'd want somewhereto lounge outside.

- I mean, I knowwe'd be building

a structure that'snot in the same style

as the manor, and Iknow that's an issue,

but it would makethe whole outside

more of a feature.

What do you think?

- Okay.

- You'll talk to them.

- But.

- Really?

- You have to comewith me, okay?

You're obviously themore persuasive one.

- That would be amazing.

- And under one condition.

- Name it.

- No more work talk today.

Let's eat.

- Deal.

My dad was knee-deepin tax season.

My mom was working a ton too,

and yet everyweekend for months,

they'd be out thereworking on that greenhouse,

helping me plant myfavorite flowers inside.

Oh, they wanted tomake sure it was

ready for my 10thbirthday, and they did.

Some days, it waslike 100 degrees out.

My mom would make her lemonade,

and we'd sit andwatch my dad work.

I swear, he never took a break.

- So that's whereyou get it from.

(Jeff laughs)

- So, this is like the tiniestthing I can do for them.

- I think they're gonna love it.

- Even the gray teak?

- Especially the gray teak.

(both laughing)

This is nice.

- Sitting?

- Being here.

With you.

(soft piano music)

You know, I never stoppedthinking about you.

- That's because you liketo hold on to things.

- I'm serious.

- So am I.

- I never wanted to breakup with you, you know that?

I had to let you go.

I mean, you had thisgreat opportunity.

- I said we could just see.

I was willing to take that risk.

- But you've alwayshad something to do,

see, accomplish.

- You wanted to come back here,

that was your plan.

You never even wantedto visit Los Angeles.

- It was ridiculous.

But I knew you had to be there,

and I wanted that for you.

I just, I never knewhow to let you go.

- I tried to keepyour mother away

as long as possible.

- We were just so excited.

Oh, this is a nice surprise.

- Hey, guys.

- Ready to see it?

Okay, don't look, don't look.

- Okay, okay.

- Yeah, I got you.

- Okay, you ready?

One, two, three, tada!

(joyful music)

- [Betty] Oh my.

- [Frank] Oh, wow.

- This is, it's amazing.

- You like it?

- We love it, sweetie.

- Thank you.

- Oh my gosh.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Did you mean to do this?

- [Hannah] I didactually, you inspired me.

- I never wouldhave thought of this

fireplace in here.

It was all just storage,but it's perfect.

Seems like it willwork year round?

- Yeah.

- Hannah.

- I want you to be happy, I do,

but I think we can do better.

- You don't likethe dining room?

- No, I love it, but this room

is begging for alarger chandelier,

something bold thatstands on its own.

- So you don't like the sconces?

- I should have saidsomething earlier.

I know you're a bigfan, but this room

is missing the wow factor.

- Well, you're the designer,

so I'll leave you to it.

- Okay, well, Wallyis definitely coming

to the grand opening, so...

Prepare yourself.

- I felt betterfive seconds ago.

- It's a slipperyslope, change one thing,

make one exception--

- Which I totallyunderstand, and I know

it's easier to keepthings as they are,

but this is more thanjust a design thing,

it's a communal thing.

The benefit thisspace could afford us,

to me, far outweighsthe exception

for a pergola.

- With a completelydifferent look

and feel to the original home.

- Larry, maintainingthe integrity

of the buildings in this town

is a huge priority of mine,

it's the reason why I'm here.

- And I'll admit, Ihad forgotten just

how beautiful the buildings are.

I mean, look at this one.

I don't want to compromiseany of that richness.

- I think that we canboth agree there's

a lot of history here.

But this pergola, asdesigned, it elevates

the building and helpsfulfill its purpose

in a new previouslyunimagined way.

Look, I have to agreewith Hannah on this one.

- And if you knew the two of us,

that's saying a lot.

- Okay, well, I'll mull it over

and get back to you.

- Soon?

- It's gonna have to be.

- [Jeff] You're so persuasive.

- It was teamwork.

But I wouldn't gettoo excited, I mean,

he hasn't agreed to anything.

- Yet.

- I am feelingpretty good though.

- You should, it's allstarting to come together.

- I love this phase.

- Well, you know what?

I think we shouldgo sightseeing.

- In our hometown?

- Yeah, why not tomorrow?

- Well, I actuallyhave to go look

at tiles tomorrowin the morning.

- Perfect.

We'll go in the afternoon,it's the weekend.

- Jeff, you know thatI'm leaving soon.

- Which makes youkind of a tourist

who should definitelygo on a tour.

- I'd love to.

- All right, well then,maybe we should just

see how it goes.

Come on.

- I can't believe I neverdid this walk before.

All the years I lived here.

I think I just thought it was

something tourists did.

- Well, my parentsstarted taking me here

when I was three.

Didn't have much say in it,but it still impresses me.

- The style?

- Just how unique everything is.

The detail, it's notjust a picket fence

and another picket fence.

Everything is done specifically.

To last a lifetime.

- This place really is special.

- See, I told you so.

I do like it betterwhen you're here though.

- Smooth.

- I'm serious.

- Okay, Mr. Tour Guide.

How about that one?

- That one was built in 1872

by a local sheep farmerfor his daughter.

And she ended up living there

for the rest of her life.

- I didn't think I likedtudor style houses,

but that is incredible.

- Yeah, it is, isn't it?

(Hannah giggles)

- Ready to start?

- Yes I am.

Thanks.

- Great.

- Hey.

- hey.

- Um, so I am kind of shocked

that it went this way.

- Why?

Oh, please say they approved it.

- I'm sorry.

- That's okay.

- It just looks like we're gonna

have a lot more work to do.

Hannah stammers)

Oh yeah, they approved it.

(both laughing)

- Looks like we havea pergola to build.

- All right.

- Way to go.

- Thanks.

(upbeat music)

♪ Oh, oh, oh, thingsare coming together ♪

♪ Coming together, yeah, yeah

♪ Oh, oh, oh, being happywherever, happy wherever ♪

♪ Been a busy life,gotta take the time ♪

♪ Don't let preciousmoments pass us by ♪

♪ We can build a dream,love is all we need ♪

- Beautiful view.

♪ We only have one chance

♪ And ways to amends, dreaming

♪ Slow like a slow dance

♪ One more I've seen, onlyyou and me, keep dreaming ♪

♪ Slow like a slow dance

♪ Slow like a slow dance

♪ We only have one chance

♪ Embrace true romance,keep dreaming ♪

♪ Slow like a slow dance

- If I had moretime, I would have

landscaped the entirebackyard for entertaining.

- Are you kidding me?

You put in an entiresurround sound system.

I think it's perfect.

Almost perfect.

- What are you doing?

- You'll see.

♪ I'll wake yougently every day ♪

- Are you kidding me?

(Jeff laughs)

♪ My heart has neverfelt this way ♪

♪ The world is nowa better place ♪

That's our song.

♪ You love me throughthe highs and low ♪

- Now it's perfect.

♪ Just something you know

♪ I feel your heartbeat, baby

This is a pretty nice addition.

♪ Something so real,that look in your eyes ♪

- See?

Told you.

♪ Something you feel

♪ I give my life now,baby, for you and me ♪

♪ Our love will grow

(Both clears throat)

♪ Something you know

I can't believe tonightis the grand opening.

- Which is why I wanted to ask.

Do you mind if Ipick you up tonight?

For a real date?

- Okay.

- Okay.

♪ Today you know forever

I'm so proud of you.

♪ Love me throughthe highs and lows ♪

♪ Just something you know

(Betty knocks on door)

- Come in.

- I thought you mightwant to listen to this.

(Betty laughs)

♪ I've been thinking about you

(Hannah laughs)

- You used to lovethis song, remember?

Growing up, it wasyour dad's favorite,

and you would alwayssneak into the living room

way past your bedtimewhenever it was on.

- In dad's tan fedora, right?

- Doing this cute little dance.

- I can't believe Iforgot about that.

- This song still makesyou happy instantly,

doesn't it?

- Yeah.

Well, you pulled it off.

And had a little fun doing it.

- Mom, be honest, is this crazy?

Again?

- You know, it isa wonderful thing

when someone gets you,and it is even better

when they challenge you too.

And it is rare to find both.

(engine revving)

Oh, and speaking of.

(Hannah exhales nervously)

(Jeff knocking)

- Wow.

- Thank you.

- So, you ready for the reveal?

- I have to admit, Inever thought you two

would get past thewindow, but here we are.

- Congratulations,it looks great.

- Thank you.

- I had to give up the sconces,

but I am very happy.

Cheers.

- [All] Cheers.(glasses clink)

- You told me you wouldhelp prep for the interview.

- Oh, let's step over here.

- Be right back.

- Yeah, of course.

- Jeff, I wantedto thank you too.

You brought a lot to the table.

- Oh, no, it was fun.

The very beginningwasn't that much fun.

- You know, she's areal star, Hannah.

- Yeah, she always has been.

- And if the viewers love it

as much as we do,there's no telling

where this will go.

- I'm sorry, go?

- The new formatis really working.

We're just takingthe time to get

to know the place,the people, so we want

to keep the show onlocation, different locations

across the states.

As long as Hannah is up for it.

Too bad we'll have to find other

consultants though.

We can't afford to traveleveryone, of course.

You guys were a good team.

- Yeah, yeah, that's a shame.

- Excuse me.

- Of course.

- Can you believe it?

One quick sign offand we're done.

- We just really needyou to up the energy.

- Energy?

- For the closing.

Add a little more jazz.

But not too much.

- Jazz?

- [Wally's Assistant]We're rolling.

- I'm sorry, just a sec.

Hey.

- Everything okay?

- Yeah, just a quick thing.

I am super gratefulfor this job,

I am, I'm also smartand hard working,

and kind of funny,but not on command.

I can't keep changingwho I am and doubting

what I'm doing, soI'm just gonna be me

from here on out.

You hired me, and ifthat's not what you want

anymore, sorry.

- Guess she can go rogue.

- It's been a wild fiveweeks in my hometown

of Lewisburg.

(soft piano music)

- I can't believe youhave to fly out so early.

- You are not gettingup to drive me.

- I know, I know, I just thought

we'd have a little more time.

- Me too.

But I promise I'llcome back again soon.

Maybe next time, you'll letme update that sun room.

If you want.

- We would love it.

- Yes.

Oh, hey, have you seen Jeff?

- Maybe this way.

- This is either a verysweet or a very sad visual,

I can't decide.

Looking for an opponent?

- I thought you wereinside doing a thing.

- I was actually,doing my thing.

I'm not sure whatit's gonna mean,

but I felt so good.

I told Wally, I'mjust gonna be myself,

and if they don't want that--

- Oh, they're gonna want that.

- How do you know?

- Because, you're amazing.

- You okay?

- Yeah, it's just, you know.

I'm bummed thatyou're going tomorrow.

- Me too.

Well, luckily you'rejust a flight away.

- Yeah, I should letyou get back to it.

- What's going on?

- Nothing, I just knowthat your life is there

and mine is here.

- Are you kidding me?

- What?

- I thought that wewere just gonna see.

Isn't that what you said?

- That's what I want, butit doesn't make sense.

- But nothing's changed.

- Hannah, the skyis always gonna

be the limit for you.

Who knows where allthis work is gonna lead.

Hannah.

- What?

You know, we push eachother all the time,

on the small things.

We make each otherso much better,

but it's pointless.

Because when it really matters,

you don't want to be pushedout of your comfort zone.

- I don't want to hold you back.

- I'm not the one youshould be worried about.

- Wait, can we please just...

- What?

I have to get back to the party.

(soft guitar music)

- Yeah, so I think I'll make it

a working vacation,conference shouldn't

take up that muchtime, the girls

have been dying tosnorkel, and uh...

You good?

You've been pretty quiet.

- Yeah.

I'm fine.

- That's good.

You know, LA isn'tthat far away.

- Oh, come on, man.

- Come on, it's not.

- Look, I appreciate it, I do,

but she deserves morethan long distance.

- I get that, I do, but--

- Look, I wish it made sense.

I do, but not forsomebody who's made sure

everything in their lifehas been structurally sound.

- Right.

- Right.

- But I'm pretty sure loveisn't supposed to make sense.

You can't plan it,you can't schedule it.

There's alwaysgonna be that risk.

Plus, you've been inlove with this girl

for as long as Ican remember, so.

- The usual?

- What?

(soft piano music)

(Jeff sighs)

(Colleen knocking)

- I don't know aboutyou, but I think

it's about time.

- For?

- Unpacking those boxes.

- Well, right now, I'mfinishing up with this.

- Well, we got another call,

a building they want to convert,

and since you did so wellon this last project...

I know this is maybe not exactly

what you pictured.

- Oh, that's just part of it.

♪ Say you will come home

- Wally really said,just do your thing

for the rest of the season?

- But keep him happy.

You know Wally.

- I'll take it.

- Wait, are youseriously working

on your day off?

- Well, I finished my balcony,

something I've beenwanting to do forever.

- Try to relax too, okay?

- I'm basically done.

I ordered my favoritefood delivery.

- Good.

We'll rev it up tomorrowand talk new locations.

- You bet.

- You doing all right?

- I'll be good.

You know.

- You always are.

(soft rock music)

(phone ringing)

- Hey, yes, Pete, good.

Come on up, I'm on thebalcony, I'll buzz you in.

Thanks.

- [Jeff] Delivery?

I guess you weren'texpecting me.

- You can say that again.

Jeff, wow.

What are you doing here?

- I was bringing you these.

- And then I, uh,fortunately saw your

delivery guy at the door.

- You flew all the wayhere to bring me donuts?

- I was hoping wecould start over,

but for real this time.

I've realized afterall these years

of trying to make it work,

we've always worked.

I've just been tooscared to commit

to the unknown.

Not anymore.

Wherever you go,whatever it takes,

I want to be with you.

I think we make a prettygreat team together.

I think we couldbe great anywhere.

- You really want tosee where this goes?

- Yeah, if you'll let me.

- How long are you here?

- Well, it's sortof to be determined.

Kind of stepping outof my comfort zone

a little bit here.

- It's a good look on you.

- You think so?

- Yeah.

(rising energetic music)

- Is that a mustard couch?

I like it, it's just--

- Watch it, mister.

(both laughing)

(gentle piano music)

♪ Just something you know

♪ I feel your heartbeat, baby

♪ Something surreal,that look in your eyes ♪

♪ Just something you know

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