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[lighter clicking]

[firework sparking]

[orchestral music]

[birds chirping]

[acoustic guitar music]

♪ Clouds moving forward ♪

♪ I'’m back ♪

♪ Years I'’ve been under attack ♪

- Sam, look!

- It'’s a rollercoaster. ♪ Teams of little things ♪

♪ Taking over me ♪

♪ Sigh ♪

- [Dylan] Livie, Livie, hold on!

♪ Sigh ♪ - Livie, wait!

[piano music]

- Of course it is.

- Let'’s go! I see our bus! - Livie, hold on!

Sam, can you load the bag for me, please?

Livie, slow down.

We'’re getting on the bus together.

[soft music]

Did you get the bag?

- What?

- The bag!

Did you not grab it?

[piano music]

Hey dad, we'’re still at the station.

No, she'’s not here yet.

It'’s been an hour.

I can, I know!

Okay, okay, fine.

Bye.

- Best moving day ever.

- We'’re here, we're together.

Just give it a chance, okay?

- Go back to California ya hippies!

- Aunt Norah! - Livie!

[Nora shouting]

I'’m so excited!

[Livie laughing]

- [Dylan] Nice.

- Oh, don'’t hate me.

I'’m so sorry I was late, but I am so excited

to finally get to spend some time

with my favorite kiddos in the whole wide world,

and I was thinking about you because I went to the market

and I found these.

Oh, oh!

Come back, you.

[horns honking]

I got it!

I'’m driving, Dylan, it's okay, oh!

Did you wanna take the scenic route?

[tires squealing]

- [Sam] We'’ve been here before, Aunt Norah.

- [Norah] No, you have visited here before.

You have not lived here before.

There'’s the farmer's market and I have a booth there.

Our theater has the best movies.

Oh, I'’m in charge of Summerfest this year.

You guys can perform!

- No, I don'’t think so. - Can we hurry, please?

- Sure!

Look at there!

It'’s your high school.

Well, it will be when I register you this fall

because there is no way your dad'’s getting in those doors.

- Why? - What did dad do?

- Well, let me tell you this.

Nobody used to believe

that I was Jonathan Foster'’s sister.

It wasn'’t anything harmful.

When your mom came along, I mean everything just changed.

It went from being pranks to being

these awesome adventures.

They had the best time.

[tires squealing]

- Well...

Not anymore.

♪ Sigh ♪

[soft music]

[orchestral music]

[tires squealing]

[orchestral music]

- Okay, and here we are.

We will clean all this up tomorrow.

Are you gonna be okay

staying in your dad'’s old room?

- That'’s fine.

♪ Sigh ♪

- And here ya go!

Oh, you'’re here!

This is so great.

It'’s just so great!

[soft music]

♪ Sigh ♪

[soft music]

[light clicking]

[upbeat music]

[Dylan groaning]

[upbeat music]

- Hmm?

Mm?

[upbeat music]

- All right, class.

As we come to an end, breathe in through your nose

and out through your mouth.

[heavily inhaling and exhaling]

- Sam, what is she doing?

[upbeat music]

- Breathe in the moisture and out the secretions.

In the pure, out the toxins.

[heavy inhaling and exhaling]

Let me hear you ladies!

- [Students] Ah!

- It'’s so early.

- And out. - Why?

- No clue.

Breakfast?

- She'’s morally opposed to cold cereal.

- And, I guess, Wi-Fi.

- We'’re done. - Let me look around.

[students applauding]

[students chattering]

- [Woman] Every time we come

to a meeting. - You are the best!

[students chattering]

- Thank you so much.

- Bye! - Thank you so much!

- We'’ll see you next week. - Thank all of you for coming.

We'’ll see you next week.

- Namaste. - She is such a natural!

Ah!

All right, I am gonna make you the best smoothie.

[blender whirling]

Look at that [laughing]!

Vroom!

Pretty soon, and we'’re done.

Are you ready?

Mm, mm!

That is perfection,

and the secret is you don'’t wash the vegetables

because all of the B12 that your body needs,

it'’s in the dirt!

One for Livie, one for Sam. - Ew!

- You will like it.

So, because you guys are gonna stay,

we gotta get picked up just a little bit more.

I did a lot down here, but--

- So you want us to pick up your crap?

- Knock it off.

- Well, Miss Sammy, I just thought maybe you guys

could clean some stuff out of the garage.

Maybe you'’ll be able to help me with that

because your grandma and grandpa are coming

to dinner tonight.

Yeah, I am gonna cook

and then we'’ll get busy. - I dare you to drink it.

- Mm, mm!

I'’ll help you clean the garage if you do.

- Okay.

- Whoa, woo!

Way to go, Dylan!

Whoa. - Absolutely, Aunt Norah.

We'’ll help you.

- Awesome!

- Right, Sammy? - Oh, thank you!

- [Dylan] Come on, it'’s just for the summer.

- A whole summer of this.

- [Dylan] Hey, come help me with this door.

[garage door clanking]

Hey, I had a system! - What?

Like Norah's system?

- No, I am sorting by size so that we can get it to fit.

- Whatever, neat freak. - Oh my gosh.

- [Sam] What'’s in this box?

- That'’s not yours. - Exactly.

It'’s dad's high school stuff.

- Wow.

Oh wow, look.

It'’s mom. - It'’s a good picture.

Look, they look so happy.

It'’s different.

You look just like dad, though.

- Thank you. - You'’re welcome.

[soft music]

- The danger must be growing,

for the boxes keep on going

and there'’s no earthly way of knowing!

Whoa, hey, hey!

Ah, ah!

Huh, huh, huh, huh?

Come on, Willy Wonka, right?

- Who are you?

- Peter Charles Richards III, in the flesh.

You are @thesamster99, right?

Snapchat?

- Creepy!

- No, no, creepy is catphishing some woman

in South Dakota for the last three months.

I mean

I saw it in a movie once.

[Dylan sighing]

- Pete, I'’ve heard of you.

You run our aunt'’s online store.

- That I do!

Webmaster, lawn mower, personal assistant.

I basically do it all. - Hey, Dylan!

- Hey Livie. - Do you guys need some help?

- [Dylan] I guess.

- Hi, I'’m Pete! - What are these?

- [Pete] Those are VHSs.

My grandma has a ton of '’em.

[sighing]

You'’d make a great leading lady.

I could put you in my music video!

- Look at all this stuff. - The systems!

- [Livie] Is all of this Aunt Nora'’s?

- [Pete] This is cool.

Can I have it?

- Livie, please be careful. - I am!

Look at this!

- [Sam] Hey, nice find, Livie!

- [Livie] Can we open it?

- I don'’t think this has been played in a while.

- -[Pete] You guys found a guitar?

- Day-sid, day-sid-er?

- Dis-ter-ida? - Hey, can I see?

- Des-tree-da? - Desiderata?

I think it'’s Latin.

Oh, and there'’s something else.

J.M.M.

What does that mean?

- Wow. - Hmm.

- Is it dad'’s?

Do you know, Dylan?

- How would I know? - Oh, duct tape.

- It'’s gotta be. - Can you teach me

to play it? - No, Livie.

- I thought I heard that your whole family was musical?

- You heard wrong.

- Oh.

- We could fix it up for dad.

It could be a surprise!

- I actually know a place you could take this.

- It'’s not even playable.

It'’s gonna cost a fortune.

I'’m not paying for that.

- I have my birthday money.

That could help!

Please?

I know dad will love it.

Please, Dylan, for meeeeeeee?

- Fine.

After lunch? - Sounds good.

[digital beeping]

I will return.

Bye, Dylan, Livie,

[humming faintly]

and maybe my future girlfriend.

- Did he just?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

♪ Hello ♪

♪ There'’s nothing else I'’d rather hear ya say ♪

♪ There'’s nothing else I'’d rather feel today ♪

- Anyway, welcome to Bountyfield.

[sighing]

I think this is gonna be the start

of a beautiful friendship.

Come on, Casablanca, right?

Or was it Vertigo?

I don'’t know.

Anyway.

- So Pete, ya like movies?

- [Pete] Yeah, I do.

I really do.

My grandma and I watch '’em all the time.

[bell dinging] - PD3!

Hey babe!

- PD3! - Who are these guys?

You shouldn'’t have friends.

[scoffing]

- [Pete] Hey Jackson, hey guys.

- You'’re looking purple today.

Love the outfit though.

See ya later.

- Bye!

- [Jackson] [laughing] Did you see what he was wearing?

He'’s a class act.

- PD3?

- P-D-3.

Peter, di... nickname for Richard the third.

I prefer Pete.

- So, is this the place then?

- [Pete] Yeah, this is my friend Alex'’s store.

[bell dinging]

- Coming in?

- No, I got something to do this way.

[Pete whistling]

- Sam? - No, I actually

saw some stores.

I'’m gonna go check 'em out.

- [Dylan] For dad, really?

- No, for Livie.

[bell dinging]

[acoustic guitar music]

♪ The sun it shines ♪

- Are you Alex?

♪ Falling in, falling in ♪

♪ Falling in ♪

[acoustic guitar music]

♪ Right here now ♪

♪ I'’m falling in, falling in ♪

♪ Falling in, in ♪

♪ In love with a boy ♪

- All right, Blair.

That'’s probably good for today.

Maybe still needs a little work on that last chord,

but I'’m really proud of you.

That'’s awesome.

Let'’s do this again next week, okay?

- Okay, same time? - Yeah.

[acoustic guitar music]

[bell dinging]

- You see anything you like?

Hello? - There he is.

- So do you play?

- [Dylan] No, no, sorry.

- Okay, well let me know if you need something.

Greg'’s always watching, so no stealing.

- Actually, I have this guitar

I need you to look at.

My friend says you'’re the one to talk to.

- All right, follow me.

Let'’s go and see what you got.

Where did you find this?

- I found it in my aunt'’s garage.

Why?

- Oh, nothing.

It'’s pretty beat up.

I'’ll have to special order some parts.

You sure you want an estimate?

- Yeah, that'’d be great.

- I'’d say it'd probably cost me about four,

four-fifty with parts and labor.

It'’d take me about a month.

I'’m sorry, it's really more of a restoration project.

- Maybe later in the summer when I get a job.

Sorry to bother you.

[upbeat music]

- Kid, wait a minute.

You got a name?

- Dylan, Dylan Foster.

- Well, Dylan.

It just so happens that I'’ve been looking

to hire somebody.

I could use some help with inventory

and cleaning the back rooms,

so what do you say?

You wanna interview?

- Is it okay that I don'’t play?

- Yeah, it'’s totally fine,

but you can learn if you want to.

- I'’m interested.

- Okay, well come back and see me and we'’ll talk.

How'’s Thursday?

- Hey, hey, Alex!

My music man!

- Hello, Peter.

- Oh. - Thursday'’s great.

- [Alex] All right.

- So Alex, when are we gonna hear

some of your wicked shreds on CD?

- Oh hey, if you wanna leave the guitar, I'’ll get started.

I don'’t need the case, though.

- Well, I'’d better be heading home,

but it'’s always a pleasure, Alex.

Always a pleasure seeing you.

[loud crashing]

Ah!

[laughing] Sorry.

If it'’s broken, just put it on my tab.

- Are you all starving?

Oh, don'’t hate me 'cause I'’m late.

Come here. - Grandma, again?

- Mm, yes!

I just gotta soak you up.

- Soak up a sweat, grandma.

Soak it up.

- Okay, we'’re almost there.

Ah, it'’s gonna be so worth it [laughing]!

- Most teenagers your ages don'’t do much.

I'’m so glad Norah's got you working.

- couscous!

I am so excited.

This has become my favorite dish,

mustard-crusted tofu with kale and sweet potatoes.

All right, here ya go.

Let me get you a piece.

Now I'’m just gonna give you the tofu

and then you can dish up the rest of it

as much as you want.

All right, Sam.

You ready? - That is so sick.

- Give you two.

Aren'’t you the adventurous one?

Come on! - Adventurous, not suicidal.

[door slamming]

- Well, even so, all freethinkers

are welcome at my table.

- How about burgers?

- Daddy! - Jonathan, do you

bring that counterfeit food

into my kitchen. - Hey, baby.

Hey, what happened to freethinking?

Good to see you, sweets.

Hey, Dylan.

- Well, welcome, even if you brought burgers.

- Ooh!

- Glad to see ya got here safe.

- Well, mostly safe.

[Norah laughing]

Did have a little trouble

with the transmission on the moving van, but--

- Ooh! - Everything'’s okay.

- You know what?

We'’re about to sit down and eat real food.

Why don'’t you join us?

[slurping]

Everyone cozy?

- Daddy, Aunt Norah told us all about you

when you were in school.

- Oh, she did? - She said that you

hated it and that you were a rebel.

[laughing]

- Well, maybe Norah should mind her own business.

- We were just going for a drive.

Some things just came up.

It'’s not a big deal.

You gotta relax, Jonathan.

[soft music]

- Justin, I'’m glad you're here.

If you can give me a couple days to settle in,

then you and I can sit down

and discuss the terms of your retirement.

- Retirement? - Oh!

- In whose universe? - Jonathan, can we just go

out to the kitchen just a minute?

- The best thing that Reagan ever did

when he was in office

was to stop mandatory retirement at age 65.

I'’m going to work until they wheel me out

on a stretcher.

- [Jonathan] Norah, what is he talking About?

- Yeah, I was just hoping we could talk

about this later.

Jonathan, I don'’t wanna ruin the energy

that'’s happening here tonight.

- You told me that I was coming here

to help him transition out of his company,

that'’s the whole reason why we'’re here.

I knew this was gonna happen.

There is no order with you, only chaos.

- Dad, that'’s not fair. - Dylan, you stay

out of this. - She was only trying to--

- Dylan!

I said enough.

Stay out of this. - Don'’t you talk

to my grandson that way.

- Oh, so now he'’s your grandson?

- Kids, there'’s a swing in the backyard.

Why don'’t we go out, go outside?

We could go out.

- [Grandpa] What'’s that supposed to mean?

- Why don'’t you come out? - It'’s okay.

Just-- - I am their father.

I will tell them

when they'’re excused, thank you.

- Jonathan!

- You never-- - Jonathan!

- Visited us. - Just stop, please.

- You haven'’t called us. - It doesn'’t matter now.

- Not right now. - It'’s like when

she died, we died.

- You'’re the one who took 'em away!

- I don'’t believe it! - This is not

how we treat people we love. - Nothing ever changes.

- [Grandpa] You'’re always making people mad.

- Give me a break. - Will everybody

just breathe? - Oh, back off!

Like you know me.

[gate slamming]

[soft music]

[groaning]

[soft music]

[orchestral music]

Van Murphen?

[orchestral music]

[bell dinging]

[acoustic guitar music]

- [Alex] I'’m pretty sure I just hired one of you.

- Hey, Van Murphen?

Is this you?

- Wow.

It lives!

Van Murphen.

You'’ve got your dad to thank for that one.

- You knew my dad? - Yeah, I knew your dad.

I knew your mom, too.

- Do you guys wanna see something?

Come on.

[upbeat music]

♪ Years quickly come and go ♪

♪ Raise your countenance ♪

- [Alex] Believe it or not, this is your dad singing.

♪ Underrated ♪

- So, what does that mean?

- That means the desired things.

It'’s from this poem that your mom found.

I just wanted to name our band after it,

but your mom took it even further.

She insisted that we write down everything

that we desired to do

before we all grew up and left this place.

- [Dylan] My parents never mentioned any of this.

- Are you serious?

What about our band?

Does your dad even still play?

- If he does, I don'’t think we'’ve ever heard him.

- That'’s too bad 'cause he was really something.

- So, did you do everything on the list?

- No.

We'’d just gotten started

when your dad got his internship,

then we graduated,

then he left and that was that.

Your mom.

♪ '’Cause life sucks ♪

♪ It can knock you down sometimes ♪

- Your mom left about a year later to join him.

♪ Give up now ♪

♪ To live right. Next life ♪

- I never heard from them again.

I guess they wanted to forget.

♪ Suffering ♪

- Like I said, that was a long time ago.

- Can we keep the list?

- Maybe I'’m not the one you need to ask.

[upbeat music]

[music stops abruptly]

[passing car]

- [Jonathan] Again, I'’m sorry about the other night.

- Jonathan, if your work history were better,

things would be different.

- I know.

- So, you'’re here to stay,

that'’s the plan, right?

- You'’re aware of my situation,

the medical bills.

We just need something stable right now.

[upbeat music]

[pins clattering]

- So, was this the best idea ever or what?

Literally, there is no problem

that a little time with the pins can'’t cure.

- Here you are!

- Thanks.

- Daddy!

- Hey you, you made it.

Good. - Daddy, come here!

I got the best ball for you. - So, how'’d it go?

- I'’m still working it out, fortunately.

- [Livie] Here you go!

♪ It'’s not enough to really ♪

- [Man] No way, Alex!

How'’s it going?

♪ There'’s only one way ♪

♪ And that'’s to join her as she goes ♪

♪ Into a trance ♪

- Hey, you know what?

I'’m thinking nachos.

Anybody else?

You?

- Hey dad?

Hey dad? - So, how it going anyway?

You settling in?

- Actually, I was gonna tell you

I got a job today.

- You got a job?

Where? - Jonathan?

Jonathan Foster?

Well, if it isn'’t the rockstar.

- Hello? - Kyle, Kyle Stewart.

- Kyle Stewart! - Of course you wouldn'’t

remember that. - Kyle Stewart, how are you?

- Fine, fine.

It'’s Officer Kyle now.

- Oh, well, congratulations.

- Yeah, it'’s always better enforcing the law

than breaking it, right?

- Right. - Hey!

Whatever happened to you going out to California

and making it big in the music biz?

- Nobody told California.

- Kyle!

Kyle, where have you been? - Hey, Norah!

- You have not been at my booth in a long time.

- Yeah, it'’s been a while, Norah.

- Yes, it has! - Kyle, you'’re up.

- Hey, coming.

Hey Norah, it was good to see you.

- It was good to see you too.

- Stay outta trouble.

That means you, Jonathan.

Officer Kyle'’s watching!

[laughing]

- Oh hey, bring more napkins.

Hey Kyle, wait up [laughing]!

- It'’s at Murphy's. - What?

- My new job.

- Wait, you'’re working for Alex?

- What will it be, guys? - I don'’t want

you working there. - Why?

- I said no, Dylan.

[sighing]

Yeah, take an order of nachos,

some cheese fries and extra napkins.

♪ All I want is to be seen by someone ♪

♪ But sight will not come I'’ll try ♪

[bell dinging]

♪ To fly ♪

♪ I'’ll try ♪

♪ To try ♪

♪ And all I want is to be healed by someone ♪

♪ But healing won'’t come ♪

♪ I'’ll try to fly ♪

♪ I'’ll try to try ♪

- Oh, I'’m so sorry.

I'’m looking for Alex.

- He just stepped out.

He'’ll be back in a minute.

It'’s Dylan, right?

- Yeah.

You sounded good.

- Thanks.

Blair. - Do you have a CD?

Have you ever recorded anything?

- No, Alex wants me to,

but I'’m just to ready.

- Well, well, if it isn'’t the lovely Blair!

How you doing?

[loud thudding] Ow, ow!

My foot'’s caught.

[guitar banging]

- PD3.

Pete, I'’m sorry.

- That'’s fine. - How'’s your summer been?

- Good, good, can'’t complain. - Good.

Since you'’re here in the back, I'’m gonna head out.

- Milady!

- How do you know her? - Friends,

casual acquaintance, Instagram follower, whatever.

Our relationship needs no definition.

So, I hear this place is off limits.

- [Dylan] I need the make money somehow.

- Well, since you'’re inclined to reckless behavior,

may I suggest another activity?

- No, I don'’t think that's a good idea.

- I disagree.

Besides, Sam'’s already in.

- Of course Sam is.

- No one'’s gots to know about it.

- [Dylan] No, I don'’t think it'’s a good idea.

- [Pete] Just in case.

See ya at the movie tonight.

- See ya later, Norah.

We'’re heading to a movie.

There you are.

Aunt Norah's been looking for you.

Where have you been? - Nowhere.

- [Pete] And that'’s the reason

I wanna start my own potato chip factory.

- What'’re we doing?

We'’re gonna be late for the movie.

- Number six, Kay'’s cross!

- Look at what I found when you were changing.

- You haven'’t gotten in enough trouble

already this year? - If you'’re scared,

you can stay in the car.

Let'’s go, Pete.

- Sorry man, Desiderata, it calls to me.

[door slamming]

[crickets chirping]

[sighing]

- [Pete] The legend of Kay'’s cross goes back

a long time, before any of us

could pick up a guitar.

They say Mr. Kay killed every single one

of his seven wives, but instead of burying them

at the local cemetery, he built a 20-foot tall stone cross

in the middle of the woods.

- We gotta go back.

What if someone called the cops?

We shouldn'’t be here.

- They say he cut out his favorite wife'’s heart

and placed it right under the K

in the center of the cross.

[dramatic music]

- [Sam] Are we almost there?

- Some satanic worship has taken place here

in recent years.

[thudding] - What was that?

[eerie music]

[Pete gasping]

- This is it!

Guys, we made it!

Yeah!

- [Sam] That doesn'’t look like a cross.

- Some say if you come to the cross

on a full moon, it glows!

[underbrush crunching]

Others say if you look real close,

you can see a woman in white circling the cross.

[eerie music] [groaning]

[Blair screaming]

[Blair laughing]

Ah!

- Woo-hoo! - Blair, Amber!

- That was so cool. - Yeah [laughing]!

- What'’re you guys doing here?

- Just be more careful

about what you post on Twitter, bud!

[Blair and Amber laughing]

- Look at the picture [laughing].

Look, I just set this to Jackson.

- Be nice.

- [Pete] Guys, come on.

Picture time!

[camera shutter clicking] - Since when?

- It'’s really not that freaky.

It'’s just a bunch of rocks.

- Yeah, someone blew it up a couple years ago.

I heard there were some remnants

of an old log cabin Mr. Kay built.

Wanna go check it out?

- Is it better than this? - I wanna see!

- [Dylan] You guys can go ahead.

I'’ll wait here.

- All right. - Yeah, I'’m kinda done.

I'’ll just stay here too,

I that'’s all right. - Oh, look!

- It'’s okay if you're scared.

Blair will protect you.

- Come on, ladies!

Come on, ladies.

Move those thighs!

- What a dork. - '’Cause you're not

getting any younger.

- Hey.

- Hi.

So, iFly?

- Yeah, I just came from work.

- You don'’t work at the music store?

- No, you'’d think so, but no.

- What'’s iFly, then?

- Indoor skydiving.

- Huh, that'’s pretty cool. - Yeah, it'’s fun.

- [Sam] Do you even know where you'’re going?

- [Pete] Sorry, it'’s this way!

Yeah, trust me.

I know what I'’m doing.

- So, how did PD, - It'’s gonna be the best thing

you'’ve ever seen. - How did Pete

convince you to come? - He didn'’t.

I'’m a hostage. - Ooh.

- He wants to complete this list,

an adventure list my parents wrote

when they were our age.

- Ooh! - Alex, too.

- Oh! - Yeah.

I guess they were friends in high school.

- That'’s really cool.

So, what does your dad think about it?

- He doesn'’t even know that we'’re here.

- No, sorry. - And I don'’t think

- It'’s this way, trust me. - He'’d like it that much.

- Trust me. - I swear,

I'’m gonna punch you in the face.

- And your mom?

- She died, three years, cancer.

- I'’m sorry. - It'’s okay.

She would'’ve loved this.

- Oh, shoot! - It'’s kinda who she was

before she got sick.

[dog barking] - We'’ve been blown!

Abort, abort! - Yeah, we should

probably go. - Hey, I see you!

- [Pete] Get a move on!

No time for kissing.

Come on! - This is private property!

Police are on the way.

Get outta here! [girls laughing]

- I think that if Blair is cool with it,

we should just do it. - No way.

[door slamming] I am done.

- [Sam] You loved it.

- Dad?

- I thought you two were going to the movies.

- We changed our minds.

- Oh?

Well, do you have any idea what it'’s like

to get a call from the cops

saying that he just chased your kids

off of private property?

I thought, not my kids.

Then I saw this.

- So what?

Are we in trouble?

- With Kyle, no, but next time,

Old Man Johnson is gonna press charges.

Was this your idea?

- It'’s not her fault. - Dylan, stop.

- Yeah, Dylan, stop.

It'’s never your idea.

When is enough gonna be enough, Sam?

- Dad, it wasn'’t my fault. - When are you gonna stop

being the bad kid? - Dad!

Leave her alone. - That'’s one of the reasons

why we moved here in the first place.

You'’re both better than this.

- [Dylan] How do you know

who we are? - Stop!

- [Dylan] You are never around.

- Do you have any idea how late it is?

Do you want the neighbors to hear everything?

- [Jonathan] Look, we'’re sorry, Norah.

[loud knocking]

- [Dylan] It'’s not true.

You'’re not a bad kid.

- Just leave me alone, please.

- [Dylan] Hey, open up.

- [Sam] What?

- Do you know, I realized tonight

mom would have loved that place.

- Yeah.

Text Pete.

We'’re doing this.

- Dad was right.

I guess I am a bad influence.

- All right, guys.

First rule of List Club

is don'’t talk about List-- - Come on, boys!

[shouting]

[water splashing]

- Woo! [Sam screaming]

[water splashing] - Woo!

- [Pete] Wilhelm!

[water splashing]

- The second rule of List Club

is we have to complete each item on the list

except for the three we know

have already been completed.

[upbeat music]

Okay, the third rule, we can upgrade any item on the list

if it'’s totally lame or not doable in this decade.

- So like the last item,

performing a song in front of a live audience?

- Why that one?

Livie told met that the two of you guys

played the guitar and there'’s a Summerfest in two months.

It'’d be a great opportunity.

- Actually, she sings.

- Really?

- Are we going to drink these or not?

- Bottoms up!

- So Kyle, bowling alley Kyle?

- [laughing] Yeah, yeah.

Yeah [laughing].

- So that'’s why he was acting so weird around you.

You stood him up.

- [Norah] Oh, come on.

I showed up late.

- Never on time Norah.

- So, how'’s it going with the Steeles?

- It'’s been 20 years

and I still don'’t meet his expectations.

- He wants to help.

He just does it his own way.

- I'’ve got a couple of job applications,

but they'’re in California.

- What?

Why?

So, that'’s it?

You'’re just gonna go back?

- They'’ve got some really good opporitunities

out there, Norah.

- You know what, Jonathan?

You have got really good kids!

Really good.

- Well, all I know is that none of us

have been happy for a really long time.

- Well, can I tell you what I know?

- [Jonathan] Enlighten me.

- You are the only one

who'’s gonna be able to change that.

- Call the junk company tomorrow.

I'’ve got what I need.

- This is never gonna work.

- Come on, the list says a hole- in-one

and we'’ve gotta follow the rules.

- We can do this, guys, I promise.

Plus, it'’s supposed to be fun, right?

[silly music]

[Pete shouting]

What the?

[groaning]

I call upgrade!

[Pete groaning]

This game is so stupid!

Halfway should be fine.

You know my grandparents actually banned me

from this game once. - Really?

I wonder why.

- I call upgrade!

As long as it'’s outside the green, it still counts.

[Pete sighing]

[Pete shouting]

Freaking hate this game!

[Pete shouting]

- [Dylan] Pete!

[Pete shouting]

Hey, hey.

Do you trust me?

Aladdin?

- Upgrade, come on.

Let'’s go.

- Are you okay?

[Pete scoffing]

- It'’s come to this, mini golf?

- Hey!

Look, check it out.

[Pete sobbing]

- Hey, PD3!

What'’s wrong? - What'’s the matter?

[Pete groaning]

[laughing]

- You did it!

- I did it, I did it!

I hit a hole-in-one! - You did it?

[faint chattering] We did it!

- Good job, Sam! - Yeah, hoo, hoo!

- Woo-hoo-hoo! - Woo-hoo!

Woo-hoo! - I got a hole-in-one!

- [Dylan] Yeah [laughing]!

Woo-hoo-hoo! - Yes!

Oh, we can go home now! - No!

No, now I'’m having fun.

Come on, it'’s your turn.

- [Jackson] All in the elbows, PD3.

- Hey, yeah, PD3! - All in the elbows.

- You can do this. - Pick it up.

PD3! [laughing]

- He'’ll never hit the ball.

- Nope. - No.

[faint chattering]

- Oh! [laughing]

Oh my Gosh. - That was too good!

- It'’s okay.

No one saw it.

Tap it in.

Tap, tap, tappy.

[dramatic music] - I am one with the hole

and the hole is one with me.

[dramatic music]

[eagle calling]

[dramatic music]

- You did it! - You did it,

- [Sam] You did it!

[triumphant music] Pete!

You hit a hole-in-one!

- Yes, you did! - Woo-hoo-hoo!

- Woo! - Yes!

- You did good! - Yeah!

- Woo-hoo! - Did it!

- Woo! - You did it, you did it!

- Oh, ho, oh! - Yay!

Good job.

It'’s gonna be okay, man.

- Yeah, you too!

[upbeat music]

- You did it, you did it again!

- Another one! - Yeah!

- [Pete] Woo!

[rock music]

- Oh [laughing]! - Yeah [laughing]!

Whoa! [all cheering]

[rock music]

[fire roaring]

- Whoa! [faint speaking]

Yes! - Woo-hoo!

- I need fire! - Fire!

- [Sam] And hit a hole-in-one, and hit!

- Oh man, I love this game.

- She kicked it in.

- She did what? - Your first hole-in-one,

she kicked it in, but hey, it still counts.

We all got one.

Okay.

- Let'’s go!

- Never better.

[dishes clanking] [clock ticking]

[door slamming]

- You'’re still up?

- I couldn'’t sleep, have a lot on my mind.

Where have you been?

- Working, roaming.

Norah tells me you'’re still at the music store.

- [Dylan] I made a commitment.

I feel like I should see it through.

- What does he even have you doing there,

learning how to dust?

Can he even pay you?

- [Dylan] Actually, it'’s not just a store.

Alex teaches guitar lessons,

he teaches drum lessons, fixes instruments.

We talk sometimes, mainly about music.

He told me about your band.

[soft music]

- We spent a whole lot of time planning,

planning for things that were never going to happen,

but we all have to grow up someday

and learn how to let things go.

- Let what go?

Why?

[soft music]

- Nevermind.

Just no more secrets, okay?

[upbeat music]

♪ Just keep driving aimlessly ♪

♪ Another mountain, another stream ♪

♪ And we'’ve got questions and we'’ve got dreams ♪

♪ And we want answers and time machines ♪

♪ Mm ♪

- [Pete] Tatonka, tatonka!

♪ Good company ♪

♪ Ooh, and memory in the mountain ♪

♪ Where we tried to start counting ♪

♪ All the stars and all the trees ♪

♪ Down by the ocean set the love in motion ♪

♪ And the rest is history ♪

[birds chirping]

[diners chattering] [soft music]

- [Sam] Just two more, okay?

Two more minutes.

- You swore on the list

that you would finish the Deuce,

the whole Deuce, and nothing but the Deuce!

Don'’t give up on me, man!

- Just keep eating.

♪ Must'’ve been a sweet dream ♪

- One minute.

♪ Woken from my sleep ♪

- Look at me.

Look at me.

You are the captain now.

Finish it!

♪ I can do another night ♪

- Yeah, buddy!

Woo! [laughing]

- Oh, that'’s disgusting.

- [Pete] You might wanna swallow that.

Let me go get the waitress.

- Congrats.

Now let'’s go get some pizza.

Are ya hungry?

- Come on, this is the guy.

Buddy! - Hey!

- She got you a shirt! - There it is, shirt!

[faint speaking]

- Yeah!

One, two, three. [Dylan gagging]

- Oh gosh! - Hmm!

- Is Dylan?

He'’s been in there half an hour.

Dylan?

[loud knocking]

Buddy?

You all right in there?

- [Dylan] I'’m okay.

- Hmm. [toilet flushing]

- This is number nine, isn'’t it?

Yeah.

Well, I guess that means Pete

finally talked you into it.

Well, you got your dad to thank for that one.

He had an iron stomach in high school.

- He doesn'’t know we're doing this.

- Any particular reason?

- He just wouldn'’t understand.

- Be careful, the Desiderata did not

go well for us last time.

- What happened?

- You should probably ask your dad that.

♪ Maybe someday ♪

- Where do you want me today?

- Not here, King Ralph, go home.

- [Blair] Let'’s get you a breath mint.

[bird chirping]

- Hmm.

- [Dylan] Hey!

Why is it so wet out here?

- Sprinklers. - Oh.

Wow, that'’s a pretty necklace.

- It was mom'’s.

Norah found it and gave it to me.

- It looks pretty.

Can I ask where you were?

At the park?

The library?

Hmm.

How about the moon?

- I'’ve been going to see mom.

- You were at the cemetery by yourself?

I know how you feel,

but you shouldn'’t go there by yourself.

Do you know what'’s great?

I have a way we can always remember her.

Those memories, they never go away,

like her laugh.

I remember she laughed so hard

she'’d snort sometimes.

- It'’s just that she used to do stuff with me.

We'’d go places.

I miss that.

- What about Aunt Norah?

She does stuff with you.

- Not lately.

She'’s too busy and you're always gone.

- True.

Hey, Livie?

I found something of mom'’s, too.

Do you wanna help me with it?

[swelling music]

- [Cashier] Sorry man, that'’s the only thing

I can give you for this.

- All right, thanks.

- No problem.

Anything else I can help you out with?

- Hey, do you mind if I look at that Martin right there?

- Sure.

[soft music]

[Jonathan strumming guitar]

[sighing]

[acoustic guitar music]

- [Dylan] You ready, Livie?

- Let'’s do this.

Woo!

[acoustic guitar music]

Oh [laughing]!

[acoustic guitar music]

[all shouting and laughing]

[acoustic guitar music]

- [Pete] You'’ve got to catch this one with this hand

and this one in this hand

while this one'’s in the air.

- Oh my gosh [faint speaking]. - [Norah] What are you doing?

[acoustic guitar music]

Ah, ah! [Livie laughing]

- Contact juggling.

Sam, you remind me of the hot babe.

- What the heck?

[acoustic guitar music]

- Whoa, whoa, ah!

- Whoa! - Whoa, Livie.

Be careful! - Come on, guys.

It'’s easy!

[acoustic guitar music]

[Pete] Wilhelm!

- [Norah] Ow!

- Whoa! - Ah!

[laughing]

- Come on, I want you to grab it like oh,

I'’m baking cookies!

[camera shutter clicking]

Nice!

Come on, we'’re taking a picture, guys.

[camera shutter clicking]

Hey, immigrants don'’t smile.

Oh, that was great.

[acoustic guitar music]

- Okay, boys.

She said she'’ll do it.

- Wow, upgrade.

- Mm. - Oh, let'’s just

get this over with. - Mm!

[laughing]

Wilhelm!

[water splashing]

[uplifting music]

- Oh! [water splashing]

[Blair laughing]

[waterfall rushing] - So Cold!

- Oh! [laughing]

[uplifting music]

- [Sam] Nice job.

[uplifting music]

[camera shutter clicking]

[acoustic guitar music]

[bystanders applauding]

[soft music]

[faint chattering]

[faint chattering]

[piano music]

- [Sam] I thought you didn'’t know the family.

- I don'’t!

[faint chattering]

- Congratulations! - Thank you.

- They grow up

so fast, don'’t they? - Yeah.

- They do grow up fast. - Right, yeah.

- Nice! - Congratulations.

- She'’s a lovely bride,

but take a look at you. - Oh, thank you!

- Just ah, your wife'’s hot.

I'’m so excited for you guys.

- Thank you. - A new chapter

in your lives.

- Thanks for coming. - It'’s just nice!

- Congrats, it'’s so-- - Now if you hurt her,

I'’ve got a particular set of skills that--

- Pete!

- And I will find you. - No, you'’re done.

[soft music]

- So, I was thinking about it the other day.

I think you oughta record something,

at least get yourself out there.

- Okay, what about you? - Let'’s go, Sam!

- Yeah, Pete-- [Pete humming]

Pete told me that you play the guitar

and I see you look at them at the store

and yet you won'’t touch one.

♪ ..that'’s been happening ♪

- My mom taught me how to play the guitar.

We used to play together all the time.

- Makes sense.

- When she died,

it just wasn'’t the same.

♪ Pretty voices on the radio ♪

- [Blair] I'’m sorry.

I totally understand.

- Every time I pick one up, I hear her voice,

I hear her music.

It hurts too much.

- Every tells me to just move on and get over it.

- Well, I don'’t think you should.

- No? - No, I think that you should

bury it deep inside until you explode.

- Right. - Right.

[laughing] No, I mean it,

bundle it up, pack it down tight,

and never pick up a guitar again.

- I don'’t plan to.

- Good, '’cause that's what your mom would'’ve wanted.

[soft music]

♪ Remind me of us ♪

[distant chatter]

- Hey!

So, what was the occasion?

- It was a wedding, friend of Pete'’s.

- Goodnight, dad.

- It'’s like I'm the only person

that lives here anymore.

- We'’re just trying to get to know the town, that'’s it.

- Dylan?

Remember, no more secrets, okay?

[digital music]

[upbeat music]

- So, what did you do this weekend?

- Number 11. - Yeah?

Rob a bank? - What?

- I'’m just messing with you.

No, what is that one really?

- The wedding. - Ah, crash a wedding.

That'’s a good one.

It was your mom'’s idea, you know.

- Really? - Yeah.

- What happened with you guys?

Was it the prank?

- No.

It was all me, I'’m afraid.

Your dad wanted to take some blame for it,

but couldn'’t let him do that.

He had his internship, you know.

- Sorry, it'’s none of my business.

- Ah, don'’t worry about it.

That goes on the top shelf at the back.

Hey, Dylan?

Just promise me you'’ll go easy on him.

It can'’t be easy for him being back in this town,

seeing me again and having to work for your grandpa,

that old barrel of laughs.

Losing your mom, that'’s gotta be tough.

- We all lost my mom.

- I know, man.

Just don'’t make it harder on him

than it already is, that'’s all.

- Hey, Alex? - Yeah?

- We'’re doing number 14 tomorrow.

Pete has some funny world record we'’re gonna break.

Nora'’s organizing it.

You should come.

- What'’s the record?

- Most high fives in a minute.

[laughing]

[Alex groaning]

- I'’ll think about it, okay?

[upbeat music]

[horn music]

[percussive music]

- [Dylan] Come on, champ.

We got this!

- [Norah] Woo [laughing]!

- [Peter] Eye of the tiger.

Heart'’s on fire!

- You can do it! - Yeah.

So, the record is 260 people.

How many do we have?

- [Norah] 265!

[crowd cheering and applauding]

- Let'’s do this.

- Man, it'’s hot out here!

[loud exhaling]

- Hey! - You made it.

Did grandpa come?

- No, he'’s really busy working.

- Oh, okay.

That'’s okay.

- So, I just have

to hit 265 hands

- in one minute, right?

- Yeah, that'’s it!

- Here we go!

- There we go. - Come on, Petey!

- Go! - Come on, buddy!

Blair?

- Ready?

- Go! [dramatic music]

[upbeat music]

- [Pete] High five!

[upbeat music]

Come on, ah!

Ah, ah, ah, high five, high five,

high five, come on, come on.

Stop!

- 22 more seconds.

You can double it!

- Oh, oh, oh! - Go, go, go, go!

- Ah, oh! - Go, go, go, go,

go, go, go, go, go, go, go,

go, go, go, go, go! [crowd cheering]

do it, come on, do it for Rocky!

- [Crowd] Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

- Yeah! [crowd cheering]

[air horn blowing]

[crowd cheering]

- Thank you, Mister!

[upbeat music] [crowd cheering]

I am the high five champion!

[upbeat music]

Okay, so I'’ve been thinking and I'’ve come up

with the perfect name for my potato chip company.

I'’m gonna call it Relashun.

[loud crunching]

- So with these three,

we could go to [mumbles] performance.

- [Pete] I'’m sorry, how many items

do we have left on this left?

- Three.

Spray painting our names in the rock ruins,

organizing a Night Game,

and whatever upgrade we come up with for the song.

- I still think Summerfest

would be the perfect opportunity.

I could play the guitar!

We just broke a world record.

We can do anything!

- Just upgrade it. - I don'’t wanna sing.

- Oh! - I could get us spray paint.

- Fine, I'’ll set up night games.

How about Friday? - That'’s perfect.

I could do that.

- Guys, guys, Relashun Chipz.

[Pete crunching]

[blender whirring]

- I don'’t believe you.

Can we talk about this?

It'’s good for you.

Take it!

[loud clattering]

You really oughta give the kids

an opportunity to stay.

- [Jonathan] I'’m giving them an opportunity.

- Not much! - Look,

the first opportunity, [faint speaking]

or sign of money an we'’re gone,

we'’re out of here, Norah.

- [Nora] That is such a mistake.

- Whoa!

No, Norah.

That'’s a mistake.

[soft music]

I'’m working at Grandpa Steele's.

No, their grandpa, not mine.

Yeah, man, the old man'’s a taskmaster.

So, did you get my resume?

You can?

Oh, that is awesome.

Oscar, Oscar, thank you so much.

Oscar, I can'’t begin to tell you

how much this is gonna help me.

Buh-bye.

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

[Grandpa clearing throat]

[crickets chirping]

[metronome clicking]

[soft music]

♪ There are certain kind of words that fill me ♪

♪ And there are certain kind of sounds that undo me ♪

- That'’s cool. [faint speaking]

♪ And there is a certain kind of boy ♪

♪ Who makes me wonder ♪

♪ And makes my heart feel ♪

♪ Like it could surrender ♪ - You don'’t play guitar

and you work at a guitar shop?

- Seriously?

♪ Mm-hmm, mm ♪

♪ Mm, mm-hmm ♪

[keyboard clicking]

♪ Trees are steady, they are still ♪

♪ But they are changing ♪

So you'’re running the place now?

- Yeah.

♪ And I am like a little tree, a'’ steady wanderin' ♪

So, I was wondering if you could do me a favor.

- Sure. ♪ Will make me wonder ♪

♪ And make my heart ♪

♪ Feel like it could surrender ♪

So, the second part of my song,

I need somebody to play it

and I was wondering if you would.

♪ Mm, mm-hmm ♪

- [Dylan] Blair, please stop pushing me.

- But Dylan, I think it'’ll help.

- You don'’t get it! ♪ Mm ♪

♪ Mm-Hmm ♪ - Besides, when was

♪ The last time you did anything with your music? ♪

- [Blair] That'’s not what we'’re talking about.

- [Dylan] Are you ever going to record anything?

- Look, I'’m just an artist.

I need the right song.

- It'’s just another excuse.

So many people can benefit from what you have.

It'’s pretty selfish to waste it.

- Yeah, right.

[soft music]

[keyboard clicking]

[acoustic guitar music]

- Okay, guys.

So, all we have to do is just avoid

Old Man Johnson'’s house.

He was pretty peeved the last time

we got on his property.

It'’s the really big red house

with the hazelnut trees in front.

Stay away from there and we should be good.

So, any questions?

- [Livie] Dylan, Dylan, wait for me!

- No, Livie.

Not tonight!

- But I wanna do the thing

on the list too!

- It is way too dark to keep track of you.

Besides, it is way past your bedtime.

Dad is gonna wonder where you are.

- Fine!

- Okay, if you'’re a fugitive,

you just have to get to the park

without being caught by the spotter.

- Yeah! - He'’s gonna shine

his light on you and then you'’re caught

and you have to get in his car.

The first team with the most people

to make it to the park-- - Hey, PD3!

That'’s a nice truck.

[crowd laughing]

- It'’s my grandpa's

[crowd laughing]

- Where'’s my team? [crowd laughing]

- Just put him on my team.

Sam, just put him on my team. - No.

- Please? - Fine.

- Ah. - Jackson, was it?

- Thanks.

[crowd laughing]

That'’s not how you spell it.

[crowd laughing]

- Oh, I'’m pretty sure it is.

- It'’s just S-O-N. - Oh, come on!

It'’s great. - Surely you'’re mistaken.

[crowd laughing]

- Just give him the marker

and don call him Shirley.

[crowd laughing]

You guys ready?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- Remember, we get a two minute headstart.

Go!

♪ Take me back to the time of climbing trees ♪

♪ Night games and trampolines ♪

♪ Sleeping outside with the nice, cool breeze ♪

♪ Ghosts in the graveyard all night ♪

♪ Running through sprinklers felt right ♪

♪ Doorbell ditching in the moonlight ♪

♪ Take me back to the good times ♪

- Great fun, right?

- We'’re just about to book it.

♪ Ooh ♪

- Duck!

♪ Ooh ♪

- All right, I think we'’re clear.

Let'’s go.

Hey, don'’t stay here too long!

♪ A box around ♪

♪ Bust out the chalk and draw ♪

- You'’re right and I'm sorry.

- I should apologize.

I never shoulda said what I did.

- Let'’s just forget it.

You ready? - Yeah.

♪ Well, take me back to the time of climbing trees ♪

♪ Night games and trampolines ♪

- [Blair] Let'’s go!

♪ Sleeping outside with the nice, cool breeze ♪

♪ Ghosts in the graveyard all night ♪

♪ Running through sprinklers felt right ♪

♪ Doorbell ditching in the moonlight ♪

♪ But take me back to the good times ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Take me back to the time of climbing trees ♪

♪ Night games and trampolines ♪

- I hate this. - What?

- This awkwardness.

- Then don'’t make it awkward.

Come on, Blair.

Try and keep up. - Oh, oh, we are not done yet.

♪ Through sprinklers felt right ♪

♪ Doorbell ditching in the moonlight ♪

♪ Yeah, take me back to the good ♪

♪ Take me back to the time ♪

♪ Of climbing trees ♪

- No, Jackson, what are you doing?

Not Old Man Johnson'’s house.

♪ And trampolines ♪

♪ Sleeping outside ♪

- Oh man, he broke it! - I gotta go.

- We have to fix it. - Dude, we have to find out.

It'’s okay, let's go. - I gotta go fix it.

♪ Just felt right ♪

♪ Doorbell ditching in the moonlight ♪

♪ Right now, ooh ♪

[siren wailing]

- [Pete] Ah, dang-a-rang.

[door slamming]

- [Dylan] Sam, Norah!

- Dylan, come in here.

You just missed Officer Kyle.

He says hello.

Oh, and I'’ve been following your progress.

[clock ticking]

- Dad, we just found it. - How could I trust

anything you'’re gonna say right now?

You lied to me

I told you to stay out of trouble, and for what?

Some stupid list that three bored teenagers wrote

20 years ago?

- It'’s more than that. - Of course it isn'’t.

I should know, I helped write it.

It'’s nothing but idealistic garbage.

Desiderata, please.

At least I found out then

what a monumental waste of time it was.

Oh, but I'’m sure that Alex is more than willing to help.

- He understands why it matters.

[Jonathan scoffing]

What about mom?

Was it idealistic garbage to her?

- [Jonathan] She knew what

she was getting into. - A waste of time?

- She knew what she was leaving behind, we all did.

- Look at how well that turned out.

- Do you know what I'’ve realized, dad?

The guy who wrote this list,

he was brave, he was ambitious,

and he wasn'’t afraid to take risks.

I have never met this guy before.

I don'’t know when you lost him,

but I am not sorry for trying to be like him.

I am better off.

At least I'’m not pretending to be happy

when really, I'’m absolutely miserable.

[solemn music]

- Is that what you think of me?

- Jonathan?

Oh my gosh.

Jonathan?

It'’s from Livie.

She'’s not anywhere upstairs. - What?

- [Dylan] She wasn'’t with me.

I told her to go home. - It'’s 11 o'clock at night.

Dylan, you gotta show me the route you took in the games.

Stay here in case she comes home

and call Officer Kyle to see

if he can help us. - I'’ll look around the house.

[acoustic guitar music]

- [Jonathan] Why was nobody watching her?

[door slamming]

- Oh, okay.

♪ Sideways over ♪

♪ Sideways over time ♪

♪ You won'’t answer ♪

♪ Sliding out of mind ♪

[acoustic guitar music]

- Livie!

Livie, what were you thinking?

- I wanted to play, but I couldn'’t find you,

so I came to see mom.

- Guys, I'’m sorry.

I offered to take her home, but--

- He didn'’t know the password.

[laughing]

- I didn'’t know the password.

- Smart girl.

Hey, Alex.

Thanks.

- Yeah, you got it.

- [Jonathan] Come on, sweetie.

Let'’s go. - No!

- What do you mean, no?

- I wanna stay here and finis the list for mom.

We have to, before we move back to California.

- Move?

Dad, what is she talking about?

- I hadn'’t had a chance to tell you yet.

I'’ve got an interview next week in California.

Nothing is solidified.

- Now who'’s keeping secrets?

- I heard you tell Aunt Norah.

We can'’t leave yet! - I knew it!

I knew this wouldn'’t last.

You'’re running away, just like always.

- Shh, we'’re in a cemetery!

- You were right.

- Right?

What have you been telling them?

- That you should never have left

or come back and convinced mom to leave too.

- Dylan, that'’s not what I meant.

- I knew it.

I knew that you were trying to get her to stay.

- There was nothing out there for her, man.

- I was out there for her!

- Shh!

You resented the fact that she wanted to be with me,

list or no list, music or no music, she chose me.

- Think I don'’t know that?

I'’ve had a lot of time to think about that.

That'’s what's so ironic about this whole thing.

She was always so worried about coming between us

and now look at us.

Man, you were my friend.

How did this even happen?

Isn'’t that the whole reason

we wrote the list in the first place?

We were having such a great summer.

We didn'’t want that to end.

We didn'’t want to change.

That didn'’t work, and so she wrote that song.

Remember that? - What song?

- She wrote a song about our time together

and really wanted to play it for your dad

when he got back, but he wouldn'’t even hear it.

Nah, instead he delivers this ultimatum to her

and they left.

Funny, isn'’t it?

20 years and same old Jonathan.

- You have no idea what you'’re talking about.

Let'’s go.

Get your sister in the car.

- But dad-- - Now!

- Jonathan, wait.

Look, man.

I know what you'’re going through.

I miss her, too.

You are missing what'’s right in front of you.

She'’s still here in your kids.

I'’m just worried, man.

If you'’re not careful,

you'’re gonna lose them too.

[car engine starting]

[acoustic guitar music]

♪ Wrote you a letter, but you never read it ♪

♪ '’Cause I never sent it, I never sent it ♪

♪ And I bought you flowers, but you never got '’em ♪

♪ '’Cause I forgot 'em, yeah, I forgot '’em ♪

♪ '’Cause now you're gone, I'’ve got these tears ♪

♪ The fog'’s rolled in and nothing'’s clear ♪

♪ Wish you were here ♪

♪ Wish you were here ♪

♪ And oh, I loved you but you never knew ♪

♪ These are the things that I didn'’t do ♪

♪ And oh, I loved you, but you never knew ♪

♪ These are the things that I didn'’t do ♪

♪ These are the things that I didn'’t do ♪

- It was three weeks before our graduation.

- What was?

- Alex and I were working at Murph'’s,

listening to music when your mom busts in.

Desiderata, Desiderata, over and over again, Desiderata.

She finally let us look at the poem, but I didn'’t get it.

I didn'’t think it was that great, but to her,

to your mom, it meant something.

She had this plan and of course, Alex and I

were willing to do whatever it was she asked,

so we made the list.

When I told her I was leaving,

and I asked for her to come with me,

she quoted a line from that poem,

"Whether or not it'’s clear to you,

"the universe is unfolding exactly as it should."

Back in this town that I grew up in,

it'’s been more difficult than I expected.

I let the pressure get to me, and you were right.

I am unhappy.

A long time ago, I decided that I was gonna stop

being who I was in order to provide for this family,

but that didn'’t mean I needed to push you all away.

I was just starting to realize that when your mom--

- Daddy?

- [Jonathan] When everything changed.

- Dad, I'’m sorry. - No, I needed to hear it,

and even if we end up back in California,

I want you guys to finish this list.

Do it for mom,

but especially do it for me.

- Really?

- Yeah, really, and I think I have something

that'’ll help you.

This was mom'’s.

I thought we'’d lost it years ago.

When we moved back here,

I had an inkling of where I'’d find it.

It'’s got her writings, poems, doodles.

And songs.

- Is this the song? - Yeah.

- Jonathan, I know this song!

It was good.

No, really, it was really good.

This would be so perfect for Summerfest.

- [Dylan] Sam, for mom?

- Okay.

[Norah laughing]

[rock music]

[bell dinging]

- Alexander, we need your help!

It'’s a matter of life and death.

- Is that so?

- Pete needs to learn an instrument.

Do you still have my dad'’s guitar?

- As a matter of fact, I do.

You may not recognize it,

but I assure you, it is the same guitar.

Well, voila.

Now she may not be perfect,

but at least she looks cool.

- Alex, wow!

You got rid of the duct tape.

- Yeah, left that on there, though.

[Blair laughing] Yeah.

This is legendary instrument.

Jonathan, Michelle, and Van Murphen.

So does this mean you'’re playing?

- [Blair] Yeah, he is!

[uplifting music]

♪ When life begins unraveling, make the good life, love ♪

[uplifting music]

♪ Before your time ♪

- So, how was it?

- Not terrible!

That'’s just the way we want it.

- Jonathan, hold on a second!

I promised Livie I'’d give this to you.

- I'’m gonna miss my flight.

- But I promised, right?

Give me a hug.

[birds chirping]

[soft music]

You be safe.

[cat meowing]

[somber music]

[concert music]

- [Man] The mayor'’s not happy, Norah.

- Are you serious?

- You started late.

A lot of the bands have left already.

This is not the type of show we normally put on.

[upbeat music] [spectators chattering]

[bag crunching]

- Guys, I just don'’t think I can do this!

I don'’t know how to play the guitar!

- Pete. - I don'’t know the chords!

- This is your destiny.

[loud breathing]

- Is he gonna be okay?

- Yeah.

[upbeat music]

[audience cheers and applauds]

- Okay, it'’s your turn almost!

Are you ready?

- Calm down, Pete. - No.

I don'’t think so.

- But you'’re about to go on.

Hurry!

- It'’s okay.

♪ And all your secret places ♪

♪ Never could become all that ♪

♪ Our aspirations led us to believe ♪

- [Norah] Just please don'’t leave.

Please!

[audience shouting] I know it'’s sort of late

and I know that a lot of the bands have left.

- What were we thinking? - Wait for a few minutes.

It'’s been a wonderful-- - This is a terrible idea.

- No, they'’re coming out in just a minute.

[audience shouting]

It'’ll just be so good.

Just wait!

Just wait, just stick around!

Sorry we'’re late.

[audience shouting]

- [Man] Why?

- [Norah] Sir!

- Don'’t stress out so much, guys.

In my experience, the stronger the nerves,

the stronger the performance.

Right, Pete?

[Pete sobbing]

- Okay.

Are you ready?

- A few more minutes.

- Seriously?

- I'’m sorry!

- People, you are killing me!

You guys, are you ready to go?

- [Men] Yeah!

- Okay, come, come, come, come!

You look so nice.

All right, okay, what'’s your name?

- Well, we'’re the Really Happy Nice People Band, of course.

- Ah!

Okay, then.

Let'’s go!

[audience applauds]

Let'’s hear it for the Happy Nice People Band!

Come on!

[Norah clapping]

[heavy rock music]

♪ All the time ♪

[faint singing]

[soft music]

[heavy metal music]

♪ I'’m coming for you, I'm coming for you ♪

[heavy metal music]

♪ I'’ll get you, get you, get you ♪

♪ Get you, get you, get you, get you ♪

♪ Get you, get you, get you, get you, get you ♪

[audience cheers and applauds]

- Come on, Pete.

Desiderata, remember, it calls for you on stage.

Come on.

Don'’t let us down.

- [Pete] Oh, no!

- Come on, Pete! - No, no, no,

no, no, no.

- Hey man, it'’s okay.

We'’ll see if I still remember it.

[Pete groaning]

- I remember it!

[laughing]

Pete, I'’m glad you got my text.

- Daddy, you came! - Hey sweetie.

- [Dylan] Dad.

- Thanks for stallin'’, buddy. - Yeah.

Sorry [laughing]!

- Alex, hey, I appreciate everything you'’ve done.

- Sure.

[audience chattering] - Let'’s do this.

- Are you people finally ready?

- Dad'’s coming.

- I do not care who'’s coming.

I just want you on that stage now!

Come on, get out there.

Go, go, go!

[audience cheers and applauds] [upbeat music]

[Sam sighing]

[soft music]

- Where'’s Sam?

Did she not come on? - What?

- If you'’re gonna spew, spew in this.

- Stop it.

[soft music]

I can'’t sing the song that she didn'’t get to sing.

[soft music]

- Pete'’s got this.

- I'’ve learned that fear is, it'’s just a symptom.

It'’s like a fever.

It'’s a sign that there's so else going on

and that'’s what need fixing first.

You have to figure out where the fear is coming from.

Find the source of the infection

before you can begin to feel better.

- What movie is that one from?

- It'’s not from a movie.

It'’s original material.

- I like Pete unscripted.

- Folks, I'’m sorry for the delay.

It appears as though we are singer-less.

[soft music]

Hey, so why doesn'’t everybody get in here

nice and close?

Come on, let'’s rock this Bountyfield style.

We'’re a tight-knit community.

Come on in close to the stage.

That'’s right, come up front.

Let'’s rock this, let's do this.

[orchestral music]

[loud tapping]

- [Sam] Ready now.

Sorry.

- Here she is, folks,

my beautiful daughter, Sam Foster.

[audience cheers and applauds]

We are the Fosters.

Our band name is Desiderata.

Again, we'’re sorry about that delay.

We have a wonderful song for you.

- Hi! [audience chattering]

- This song was written by our own Michelle Steele-Foster,

our wonderful angel who always encouraged us

to chase our passions,

not matter what the future holds,

and this was her dream.

[acoustic guitar music]

♪ Right here, wide awake in the dark and wondering ♪

♪ Life goes on like everyone says ♪

♪ But I'’m not the same ♪

♪ I fight to sleep ♪

♪ My soul, it seems, would rather dream ♪

♪ For lost moments ♪

♪ For times we tried, whoa ♪

♪ For those memories I will make for all time ♪

♪ Before you yield to insecurity ♪

♪ Before your life begins unraveling ♪

♪ Make the good life ♪

♪ Love and memories yours ♪

♪ Before your time ♪

♪ I can'’t get around it ♪

♪ This heavy weight of possibility ♪

♪ I can'’t forget what I can't see ♪

♪ It'’s time to make more out of me ♪

♪ So close your eyes and let go ♪

♪ You'’re gonna find you're fighting ♪

♪ For lost moments ♪

♪ For times we cry, whoa ♪

♪ Lift your head and breathe ♪

♪ It'’s your time ♪

♪ Before you yield to insecurity ♪

♪ Before your life begins unraveling ♪

♪ Make the good life, love, and memories yours ♪

♪ Before your time ♪

[audience cheers and applauds] [soft music]

♪ La da da da da ♪

♪ Before you give up the fight ♪

♪ Before you turn out the lights ♪

♪ Before a passion'’s lost its sight ♪

♪ Oh, do it tonight ♪

♪ Before your time runs low ♪

♪ Stop planning and go ♪

♪ Make a good life, love, and memories yours ♪

♪ Before your time ♪

♪ Before you yield to insecurity ♪

♪ Before your life begins unraveling ♪

♪ Make a good life, love, and memories yours ♪

♪ Before your time ♪

[audience cheers and applauds] [soft music]

[clearing throat]

- Hey Norah, if ya ever wanna go out again, let me know.

[upbeat music]

- "And whatever your labors and aspirations,

in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul

with all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams,

it is still a beautiful world."

"Be cheerful, strive to be happy."

"Desiderata."

[audience cheers and applauds]

- [Sam] I'’m gonna sing more.

- [Dylan] I'’m gonna play more.

- [Blair] Write and record a song.

- Create my own move tagline

and start my own potato chip company.

- All right, I'’m gonna be on time.

- [Alex] It'’s time to move on, finally.

- We'’re gonna go on a cruise. - I'’m gonna take ya

on a cruise.

[soft music]

- Be there.

[soft music]

So Livie, what'’s the first thing on your list?

[acoustic guitar music]

[soft music]

- [Sam] Pete, hurry up!

Pete, come on!

- Oh, wow [laughing].

Hmm.

- [Sam] Pete, now!

- [Pete] Come on!

- [Sam] Dude!

[Pete humming]

[Sam sighing]

- You'’re done, come on!

- [Pete] There.

- [Sam] Nice job!

- [Pete] Mm.

Mm.

There. - Fine!

[glass breaking]

- Oh! - Too far, too far!

[firework sparking]