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[cheery Christmas music]

♪ Angels we have heard on high

♪ Sweetly singing o'er the plains ♪

♪ And the mountains in reply

♪ Echoing their joyous strains

♪ Gloria

♪ Gloria

♪ Gloria

♪ In excelsis Deo

Yes!

[laughing]

I think I just felt the entire energy

of the city in your voices.

Did you feel it too?

Yeah.

Great job.

Now we just need the other 14 songs

to sound like that, okay?

[coughing]

Let's take a quick five,

and we'll have time for one more?

Okay, go, go!

Have you actually seen the time?

I thought four fund raiser was--

Soon?

Sure is.

But in the seven very short and glorious years

we've been teaching together,

have I ever been late?

No.

But don't you need time to get ready?

Does this face look like it needs getting ready?

Trust me, time spent over there

is much better than time spent here.

Besides, it's a three minute and 17 second

walk to the subway,

it takes the train anywhere from

three to seven minutes to arrive,

that's hair, lipstick, straighten outfit, and done.

Okay, fine.

Have you heard from Gavin?

Can we go back to the part about me taking a break?

Oh, so that's a no.

He's been writing our title song

since I started the Christmas choir.

I trust him.

Well, he's cutting it real close.

It'll be our Christmas Eve miracle.

[chuckling]

All right, I'll give him a little nudge.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

All right kids, come on back.

Quick five.

I think we should take it from "Midnight Clear"

at the very top.

And Levi, please don't forget to breathe,

I don't need anybody else passing out.

[coughing]

You got it, Miss Clarke.

That's right, I do.

[laughing]

And now it's time for you guys to show me

what you got.

We've got 14 days 'til showtime.

[cheery Christmas music]

[bell ringing]

Merry Christmas.

[calming Christmas music]

I have to admit, an auction seemed

a lot more work than just asking for money, but--

Twice as fun, and more successful.

Your box seats were a huge hit, by the way.

Thank you so much.

So, all this to raise money for your Christmas choir?

No, this is for the school.

My Christmas choir is extra curricular,

and all of the proceeds of the original title song

help fund next year's performance.

Good thing you got Gavin Graham writing it.

We will.

Or we do, yes.

I don't know if you guys know this about Gavin,

but before he was selling out world tours,

he graduated from Lincoln.

Yes, it's important for us both

that this be open to any child

who wants to audition.

Well, we look forward to your closing duet

with one of your students every Christmas Eve.

I've always been a big Broadway fan.

I loved you as Penelope.

Thank you.

Seems like a lifetime ago.

Broadway never forgets.

That's true.

Let's just hope they don't forget

to buy the live recording of the song

on Christmas morning.

So, do any of your children sing

in the Christmas choir?

Yep, all 33 of them.

[laughing]

I give them the very best of what I got.

Can't wait to hear it.

Me too.

[whimsical music]

You know, buddy, I'm not gonna lie,

I didn't think you were gonna finish

this project by Christmas.

You must have a really good project manager.

[laughing]

I fit 47 apartments into an old church conversion,

and somehow it's still all about you.

Yeah, see?

That's why we're best friends, you get me.

[chuckling]

Oh, hey.

Pete's Tavern tonight?

Famous eggnog martini.

Uh, I actually need to work on the Kent pitch.

Greg, we've got plenty of time for that,

and everybody's gonna be there.

And it's not gonna be half as fun without you.

Next time, okay?

Fine.

But I end up singing Jingle Bell Rock

in front of everybody again, it's on you.

[chuckling]

You can't still be here!

As long as there are more decorations

in these boxes.

I think we have enough garland.

You said I had free reign.

I also said you could leave an hour ago.

Get some shopping done,

have an early dinner with your family.

I just want to make sure

it's as festive as possible.

I'm fine.

You know that, right?

Yeah, I know.

It's just...

Garland.

I just think we need one more garland.

I should hire you to decorate our Christmas party.

Can't think of anyone who'd do a better job.

No, you need to meet more people.

[chuckling]

Speaking of, are you bringing anyone to the party?

What do you think?

I think I have a neighbor

who is a very nice interior designer.

And I think I just need to get through Christmas.

You said that last year.

Do you know how long it takes

to make a crown roast?

Or ice all those tiny little snowflake cookies,

or to find the perfect Christmas tree

that's not too perfect?

I keep thinking it'll get easier, but--

You know, you could always change things up a bit.

Make it a little easier on yourself

but not doing--

Everything the same?

They were all her traditions.

It's the least I can do.

Besides, I think we've got a bigger problem.

You missed a spot.

[laughing]

[lighthearted music]

Hi Gavin, it's Katherine.

I hate to pester, not my style,

but we're running out of time

if you could give me a call with an update,

that'd be great.

Thank you, bye.

[lighthearted music]

I thought Levi seemed a little off yesterday.

Well, it's just a fever,

he'll be back soon, right?

Yeah.

One of the tenors can take his spot for now,

so just--

Don't worry?

Bingo.

So, you gonna pick up the costumes tomorrow?

[gasps]

No!

Does that mean you want me to?

Don't freak out, it's Gavin.

He's out.

What do you mean he's out?

He can't be out, he's writing the song.

Or in Switzerland for Christmas.

His kids got him the trip,

apparently he thought he could do it all but--

If we don't have an original song,

we don't have a finale.

We don't have a finale, we don't have a song to sell,

or a Christmas choir for next year.

Don't panic.

We'll figure something out, all right?

Don't panic!

Why are you panicking?

We're not.

So, why do you guys look so freaked out then?

We don't have an original song.

- [Group] What?

Thank you, Brian, for that.

We will, though.

When I figure out who to go to to write it.

Why can't you write it?

No, I don't do that anymore.

So?

You used to write.

I wrote one musical.

And starred in it on Broadway.

Again, thank you, Brian.

But I am a teacher now, not a composer.

I'm just saying, they got a point.

I mean, who's gonna do it this late?

It's Christmas.

Or for free?

I can't.

I mean, I'm just piano and music history,

and oh...

[piano music]

[singing]

Warmup.

[laughing]

All you need is pen, paper,

and a little inspiration, right?

That's what you always tell us.

Listen.

You don't need to worry about this, all right?

You guys need to get back up on the risers,

in a hurry.

That's what the problem is, we're behind.

We're already two minutes late.

All right.

I will figure it out.

Okay.

Oh, excuse me.

Can I help you?

Volunteer?

Yep.

Are you Miss Clarke?

That's right, that's right.

I did not forget about you, in fact,

it's just been a very busy day.

You are...

Danny.

Danny from Connecticut, right?

Mhm.

Brian, this is Danny, he's from Carver High School.

He's volunteering for the day.

Oh.

Getting some extra credit?

Yeah, so whatever you need.

Well, actually, we have some props

that we need moved into the other room.

Why don't we do that after rehearsal.

Sound good?

Cool.

Okay.

You guys ready to blow the tinsel off this place,

show our new friend just how amazing we are?

[piano music]

♪ The world in solemn stillness lay ♪

♪ To hear the angels sing

No one wants to be a Christmas tree?

All you have to do is stand there like a log.

Okay, angels only.

Don't forget about the Christmas party,

I can't be left alone with cupcakes.

♪ It came upon a midnight clear ♪

♪ That glorious song of old

♪ It came upon a midnight clear ♪

♪ That glorious song of old

♪ Of old

Where did you get that voice from?

Oh, hi.

Sorry, I got all the props put away.

You didn't mention you sang.

Me?

I don't.

I mean, I sang a little in church

when I was little,

but other than that, just in the car with my mom.

It was just something we did, the two of us.

Is she any good?

No, terrible.

[laughing]

Did you know that song before today?

Listen.

I know you're here just for the day,

but one of our singers is sick,

and maybe for a little credit, fill in.

Sing here?

In front of people?

No judgment.

Listen, if you wake up, and it's something

you want to do, we'll be here.

How's that?

Meantime, here's some music.

My name and number's at the top.

If you or your parents have any questions,

shoot me a text, okay?

Okay.

No pressure.

I'm glad I came.

Me too.

[lighthearted music]

- [Woman] You asked everyone?

You didn't ask me.

Sweet.

But you're a dentist.

[laughing]

All right, I know it's a busy time of year,

it's hectic, and angels are a very specific

thing to write about, but,

we have some very important business to attend to.

Okay, Emma, because I knew I wasn't gonna

get to see you at Christmas time this year,

you get to pick out anything you want

in the entire store.

Within reason.

But because it's a big store,

I thought you might need a little help.

Merry Christmas, everyone.

You too.

You must be...

Emma.

I'm Eve.

I'm your personal shopper for the day.

I can tell you anything and everything

about all the toys in the store.

Are you ready?

You're the best, Aunt Kate.

I know.

Come on, let's go!

You spoil her, you know that?

Well, who else am I going to spoil?

And I prefer the word treat.

Same difference.

You know what I think?

You want a personal elf shopper?

[laughing]

You should write the song.

No, not you too!

What?

It'll be easy.

Christmas, angels, love, done.

You're welcome!

What do they say?

Write what you know.

Oh, well in that case, love is out.

[laughing]

What?

You took yourself off the market.

If you hadn't, you'd have so much more to write about!

Well, I'm just following my three strikes rule.

Plus, I have to write the song first.

Oh, I just can't believe we're not gonna be here

for your show or for Christmas, I'm sorry.

I know, it's the first time ever,

I don't like it.

At least you'll be in Minnesota

where your in-laws are.

Super festive.

I just wish you could come with.

At least we have our final night out

before you go.

Never missed it.

Never will.

[chuckling]

A Christmas unicorn.

I didn't know there were Christmas unicorns!

With extra special magical powers.

And her Christmas is complete.

[laughing]

[whimsical music]

[groaning]

Woop.

[lighthearted music]

Katherine.

For all the years you've been doing this,

I swear these costumes have to be my favorite.

Oh, you say that every year, Irene!

I can't wait to see how it all comes together.

Do you need any help out?

No, luckily these wings are pretty light.

I wish they could fly me there, I'm gonna be late.

Okay, honey.

Oh, wait.

Irene, you of all people have to come to the show.

Yes, yes, I will, I will!

With wings on, darling.

Promise?

I promise.

Taxi!

I still think I can make it.

Oh, are you kidding me?

Okay, if I'm late, just start with the warmups.

You're writing the song now,

you can be as late as you want to be.

- [Katherine] Taxi!

Okay, not really.

I don't understand why you don't just use

the car app that I set up for you.

Cabbies have been getting me around the city

since I was a kid.

I'm not gonna bail on them now.

It's the holidays.

How late do you want to be?

Okay, fine, fine, fine.

Arriving now?

Really?

That was fast.

That was fast, I hit ta-da, and you were just here.

- [Greg] Uh, hello?

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know I ordered--

A ride share?

No, I didn't think I ordered that either.

I can just shove these down here,

they'll be fine for a few minutes.

Everyone good?

Good.

Sorry, I'm not used to using these things.

These things?

Car apps.

It's a good thing you didn't have more of these.

Wings?

Oh, is that what they are?

Don't tell me you've never donned

a pair of wings before.

Not since kindergarten.

Really?

Me neither.

I'm making kids wear them

for a Christmas concert.

Could you please cut up 8th Avenue?

It'll be a lot faster, thank you.

I'm sorry, I'm a control freak.

Running late.

No worries, I've got plenty of time.

I'm surprising my son,

he's doing some work for a finance startup.

Oh, sounds impressive.

- [Driver] Is here good?

For me, yeah.

Yeah, it's fine for me too.

I've got time to kill.

Well, it was nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too.

[whimsical music]

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas.

Oh.

Thank you.

[singing]

From the diaphragm.

[singing]

Costumes!

[singing]

And I'm on time.

[singing]

Looks like we've got our sub.

[lighthearted music]

♪ God rest ye merry gentlemen

♪ Let nothing you dismay

♪ Remember Christ our Savior

♪ Was born on Christmas Day

- [Katherine] Uh huh, louder.

We want the elves in the back of the house

to hear you.

♪ When we were gone astray

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort and joy ♪

Separate.

♪ Comfort of joy

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort and joy ♪

♪ Tidings of joy

Good.

Excellent!

We're getting better.

We still gotta work on the balance,

but let's take a five,

and we'll pick it up where we left off, how's that?

Danny.

Can I talk to you?

Listen, you seemed a little bit nervous,

but overall, great job!

Are you having fun?

Yeah.

I could see it in your eyes.

Just think, if you keep practicing,

how great you'll be come performance time.

What?

I don't know if this is anything you wanna do,

but Levi has the flu,

so he has to sit this one out.

The spot's yours.

You're serious.

Do I look serious?

[chuckling]

Yeah.

You know what?

I can pair you up with Nora,

she's been in the choir since she was 10.

Right, Nora?

Nora, earth to Nora.

Come?

Yeah.

Hi.

Hey.

I'm Danny.

I just think your voice deserves to be heard

outside of the car as well.

You really think I'm good enough?

- [Katherine] Yes.

To be in the show?

Absolutely.

Uh...

What show?

Dad.

What are you doing here?

That's your dad?

And this is the startup you're volunteering for?

Well, I'd hardly call this a startup, but--

This is your show?

Yes.

I'm Miss Clarke, Katherine.

It's nice to meet you.

Again.

[lighthearted music]

Clearly, I didn't expect to run into you again like this.

I'm sorry for any inconvenience.

Oh no, are you kidding?

He's doing us a huge favor by volunteering.

I'm just sorry you didn't know it was for this.

At least he told me the right address.

So maybe, meant to be?

Okay, maybe it depends on who you ask,

but I personally think it's a great performance

to be a part of.

Oh, I'm sure.

But my son's in the middle of applying for college.

He'll get a lot of extra credit.

Business school, actually.

There are a lot of numbers in it.

[laughing]

We should probably head home.

Listen.

I know it's hectic,

it's a busy time of year for everybody.

But I just want you to know

that your son has an incredible gift.

For singing?

Yes.

Raw talent.

Well, I know he loved music, just like his mom.

Do you want to talk it over with your wife?

She actually passed away a few years ago.

I'm so sorry.

We just need to stay focused on the big picture right now.

There's been a lot of change,

so I'm trying to keep everything on track.

Are you sure it doesn't have anything

to do with the wings?

Because I usually don't shove bags

in people's faces.

[chuckling]

I'm sure.

Well, it was really nice to meet you again.

[laughing]

Good luck with everything.

Thank you.

Merry Christmas.

Thank you.

Merry Christmas.

Danny.

I'll see you guys around.

See ya.

Bye.

Bye, Danny.

So, I guess I should stick to singing

in the car from now on, huh?

Whatever you do, keep singing.

Well, it was really nice meeting you.

Yeah, you too, kiddo.

Merry Christmas.

[somber music]

So, where did you guys meet?

- [Greg] I'll tell you in the car.

[whimsical music]

Angels...

Okay.

Well...

[whimsical music]

[singing]

[knocking]

I'm sorry, Mr. Madoff!

I'm sorry!

[lighthearted music]

Hey, you guys.

Here's to another year of incredibly talented kids.

And insanely talented teachers.

[cheering]

I feel way more talented if I had some lyrics down.

You're just a little rusty, it will come to you.

Soon?

Uh, I hope so.

I wrote one musical ages ago,

not expecting it to go anywhere.

But it did.

Now I have to write one song

to generate enough sales

so our Christmas choir won't go away.

Well now see, you're just putting

too much pressure on yourself.

Don't worry, it'll come to you.

Thank you, Gwen.

I just said that.

It's all in the delivery.

Former Broadway star, choir director, and baker.

Is there anything that you can't do?

Baking, actually.

I got those at Josie's,

I liked how homemade they looked.

That does make me feel better.

[chuckling]

You know, we're so excited about the show,

especially now that you're writing the song.

Yes, she is writing the song.

And it's gonna be amazing.

I mean, we feel bad for Levi,

'cause he's gonna miss out.

Is Danny still taking his spot?

It doesn't look like it,

but we're gonna make a few minor adjustments,

and put on the best show ever, right?

Yeah.

Now go get yourself a cupcake.

[chuckling]

It doesn't feel right.

Well next year, you should just make the cupcakes.

No, Danny.

[chuckling]

He's so gifted, I don't think his dad gets it.

Maybe not.

But you should just focus on the song,

and have a non-homemade cupcake.

This will make everything better.

- [Greg] Invitation to what?

This one is a Christmas casino night

from the Greenwich project.

They say you're their favorite architect.

Wasn't I their only one?

[laughing]

Sounds fun, but I think I'm gonna pass.

Really?

And miss another opportunity

to wear your fabulous Santa hat?

Hey, that was a real crowd pleaser.

All that bling?

But I think it's seen its day.

But I am a yes to our Christmas party,

and I even think Danny's gonna come now.

I am?

Who else is gonna teach me all the new dance moves?

Not me.

Come on, it'll be fun.

Greg, are you really gonna pass

on all the other holiday parties?

Yes, Shane, but thank you.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Don't lose hope.

So, you gonna tell me?

What?

Choir?

Finance startup?

Bit of a difference.

You wouldn't get it.

You wanna try me?

Music was mom's thing.

Your mother was amazing, I know that.

And I know there are a lot of things

that I don't understand

the same way she did,

but it doesn't mean I can't try.

Yeah, but what was the first thing you said

when you showed up?

That we needed to leave.

You didn't even ask what it was about.

Well, I'm sorry.

But this was the plan we had all along, right?

The three of us.

To set you up for your whole life,

one I thought you were excited about.

Right.

What?

Nothing.

[lighthearted music]

[text message beeps]

That's not true.

I mean, you love music too.

Come on, Danny knows that.

You guys were always jamming out

to Megan's records.

It's fine.

I think we're just a little off right now.

You know what I think?

You guys need to get out there, have a little fun.

Both of you.

You know it's okay to, right?

You know what's gonna be fun?

Landing this pitch.

Hey, guys.

Nice to see you again.

Okay, well.

Obviously this theater is as gorgeous as my kids,

so we don't need a lot.

Just small gestures, smiles.

Choreography from the heart.

[laughing]

So, he just reached out to you?

Just to say thanks?

Yeah.

Still doesn't feel right, just letting it go.

Apparently.

What?

You heard him song.

Oh, he's so happy when he sings,

and he's so good, he doesn't even know

how good he is.

Well, it's not like you can just call up his dad

and tell him to change his mind.

You know what?

That's a good idea.

No.

That was not my idea.

You had him fill out his emergency contact info,

didn't you?

You're crazy, you know that?

Uh huh.

Don't you have enough to do already

with the performance and the song

you haven't written?

You know what?

If you don't ask, the answer's always no.

Right?

Right, Brian?

Brian?

You taught me that.

That was not my idea.

[lighthearted music]

All righty.

One fully loaded cookie crumble hot cocoa.

With extra cookies for dipping?

Always.

I can't believe you still want these.

You don't even like sweets anymore.

Except at Christmas.

Where's yours?

Hey, I'm not the one who's gotta

get through all these applications.

[phone buzzing]

Decline.

Who's that?

My guess, telemarketer?

'Tis the season.

Hi, this is Katherine Clarke, again.

Christmas is getting closer.

If you could give me a call back,

I'd appreciate it, thank you.

Yeah, I think I'm gonna need one of those.

♪ Gloria

♪ In excelsis Deo

See?

When you believe it, we believe it.

And then we feel it.

Okay, you guys have a good weekend,

I'll see you on Monday.

Go, go, go, andale.

I've already left two messages.

I should just drive out there, right?

It's the weekend.

You're gonna drive.

All the way to Connecticut?

Well, I don't want to, but, it's not that far.

Uh, you don't drive.

Much.

Or own a car.

Just simple things.

That's why there are rentals.

I'm gonna assume you're kidding.

No?

[whimsical music]

[chuckling]

I found the tree stand.

It's a little bent, but we'll make it work.

You ready to go?

Yeah.

I can't find the ugly Christmas sweater though.

Uh, okay.

A, it's not ugly, it's beautiful,

and B, we gotta find it!

How else are we gonna find the perfect tree?

Dad, I'm 17.

I'm not sure the magic tree finding sweater still works.

It worked last year, didn't it?

And the year before that.

I think I saw it upstairs, try the hall closet.

Hi.

Katherine Clarke again.

I'm so sorry to bother you,

but I really want to talk to you about

Danny being a part of our show.

Thank you.

I got this, I got this.

[lighthearted music]

[car beeps]

[knocking]

[phone buzzing]

Looks like I beat you to it.

[laughing]

Come in.

Thank you.

[whimsical music]

Your home is really beautiful.

Aw, thank you so much.

Hey, I hope you like Merry Mint,

because it's all I seem to have left,

not much of a tea guy.

I love Merry Mint.

Merry Mint is my favorite.

Great.

And it warms the hands, thank you.

Listen, I am sorry to just barge in like this,

but we are running out of time

before our Christmas program,

and I thought maybe now would be a good time

for an in person convo.

Since I didn't call you back.

You did give me a little push.

He's just got a lot going on.

I appreciate that, I do,

but it's not forever, it's just a week,

and choral music hasn't corrupted anyone, so.

Well, that you know of.

[dramatic music]

[laughing]

Oh, you're joking.

I'll stick to architecture.

Please.

His mom, my wife, Megan.

She loved music.

She collected all the classics,

hundreds and hundreds of records.

Smart woman.

So, I get why it's important to him, but--

Look, I have worked with many kids over the years.

Danny's talent is rare.

It is so rare, so I don't think this has to be

anything more than just a fun time

for him at Christmas though.

What makes you care so much?

It's my job to.

What makes me think you'd still care this much

even if it wasn't?

Music has always been there for me,

getting me through everything.

So, if I can just pass this along

in some small way...

Listen, this will not prevent him

from doing what he is supposed to do.

But if he loves it, like I know he's gonna love it,

it will just get him through a lot.

Miss Clarke, what are you doing here?

Danny, hi.

Katherine just stopped by

to talk about the show.

The one I'm not in?

Mhm.

Right, but she made a lot of really good points,

so I'll think about it.

Really?

Yeah, really.

When do you need to know by?

Now-ish?

[laughing]

How's Monday?

We have rehearsal at 3:30.

Great.

That is a great Christmas sweater.

Oh.

You see?

This is our magic tree finding sweater.

We were actually just about to head out

to find a tree.

You should come with us.

Find a tree?

Oh no, I wouldn't want to impose any more

than I already have.

Well, you did drive all this way out here.

You gotta do something Christmas-y.

Plus, it'll give you some more time

to fill my dad in on the show.

That I can do.

[chuckling]

Hm, let's see.

The biggest tree I've ever had since an adult?

I'd say, two feet.

What?

No way.

Way.

I do live in the city.

I'd imagine trees are a bit

of a logistical nightmare.

You'd be surprised how much sparkle

you could fit in a mini tree.

[laughing]

But you didn't grow up in the city?

And what gave that away?

Sorry, a lot of questions over here.

That's all right.

We moved to the city from Oklahoma

when I was about 10.

Yeah, 10.

Oh, we had not a lot, but we had the music,

we had the theater.

And of course the city at Christmas time

is so magical.

This place is pretty magical too.

Hey.

How about that one?

Right there.

No. No.

[chuckling]

I guess we'll keep looking, but you've got this.

See, I told you.

He still believes in the power

of the lucky, ugly sweater.

It's a real thing.

Yeah, we do this every year, Dad.

Let's hurry it up, I hear a storm is coming soon.

Believe!

I'm going, I'm going.

Good luck.

All right.

[chuckling]

I like his sweater.

Really?

No.

[laughing]

Okay, listen, I know I've said it over and over,

but I started this Christmas choir

when I began teaching,

and the kids, they look forward to it every year,

the families love it.

And the proceeds from the title song,

the finale, goes to help fund next year's performance.

It's just a great experience for the kids.

Well, I don't doubt that for a minute.

It's just--

Found it.

See?

It was less than a minute.

It is real.

[whimsical music]

- [Danny] Got it?

Yeah.

That should do it.

Aw, okay.

So, nailed it.

You see?

Never doubt the power of the magic sweater again.

[chuckling]

Eh, it is a teeny bit crooked, but...

No.

What?

I'm picky about my angles.

Psh.

You'd need a new job if you weren't.

[laughing]

Thank you guys for having me,

I hate to go, but...

[phone buzzing]

Stay inside if possible.

Uh, no, sorry, not possible.

We have a guest room, so--

Yeah.

It's not a problem.

Thank you, but, it kinda is.

I have to finish.

Okay, write the title song,

or we won't have a finale.

Well, whenever I get stuck on a design,

I usually take five, and things start flowing.

I've taken way more than that,

and way more than I should've.

Well, you were still kinda working.

Because I'm not a relaxer.

And you're kind of not a driver.

Oh.

By your own admission,

so it might be the safest thing for everybody

if you stay put.

You have a point, but--

Plus, we can use some help decorating the tree

and the cookies.

We have a whole thing.

We do.

Christmas only comes around once a year,

you gotta get in there.

It might help with your song.

Okay, okay.

I guess the weather outside is frightful.

And the fire is so delightful?

[laughing]

Okay, Mr. Clause.

Where do we begin?

[lighthearted music]

These cookies are always harder than they look.

You design buildings, Dad.

I'm pretty sure you can handle some sugar and flour.

[laughing]

True.

Well, we're definitely gonna need some more butter.

We've got some in the outside fridge.

I'm on it.

Thank you!

So, what's this?

[chuckling]

Flour sifter.

That's why I teach choir.

So, you've got family close by?

Parents?

Oh, actually my parents have been gone for a while now.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

No, thank you, it's okay.

I'm very close to my cousin

and her family in the city, so I feel lucky.

How about you?

My parents live out in California now,

and they don't travel much anymore, so.

I wasn't sure this was enough.

Uh, yeah.

I think eight sticks of butter should do it.

Thank you.

Your microphone, sir.

[humming]

I like it.

♪ We wish you a Merry Christmas ♪

Sorry, can't, no spatula.

Nice excuse.

♪ We wish you a Merry Christmas ♪

♪ And a happy New Year

[laughing]

[clapping]

You guys make quite the team.

Okay, boys.

I'm nervous, but you're gonna show me

how this baking thing works, right?

Yes, we got this.

I don't know about ya'll,

but I personally don't mind if my roast

is a little crispy.

It was good, Dad.

Really?

Ish.

[chuckling]

Hey, I'll help clean the dishes when I get back.

Get back from where?

Remember, Nathan's dad said he'd pay us

$10 to shovel their cars out?

Yep.

Don't get yourself buried in snow.

All right.

And I'll save the good ornaments for when you get back.

- [Danny] Okay.

And bundle up, it's freezing!

- [Danny] Will do!

Bye.

He's a good kid.

He's very helpful.

Yeah, for the right price.

He is.

He was our gift.

I'm sorry.

If you need to try to work,

don't feel like you have to--

Help decorate the gigantic eight foot Christmas tree?

Are you kidding me?

Look at the real estate over there.

Maybe it'll help me get my creative juices flowing.

Okay then.

Pick a box, any box.

Okay then.

[lighthearted music]

These are so cute, so crafty.

We combed a lot of markets over the years.

I'm saving this one for Danny.

Have you ever been to Village Market?

No.

Oh, their ornaments are beautiful,

but their chimney cakes are to die for.

Chimney cakes.

Not ringing a bell.

What about the Christmas windows?

Macy's, Saks.

Now those, those I know.

Well, it's a big city, can't do everything.

Yeah.

[chuckling]

I guess we just have our things.

If it's any consolation,

my ex-husband used to make peanut brittle every Christmas.

And the entire house would fill

with that intense peanut smell, so now--

That's all you crave?

No, I hate it.

[laughing]

Let me guess, didn't end well.

Well, you know, I did the whole big wedding thing,

'cause I thought I found the one.

But when our show ended, it just--

You guys performed together on Broadway?

Yeah.

It was everything to him, all consuming.

You know what?

For me to, for a time.

'Til it wasn't.

It just didn't feel right,

oh, not like teaching.

So now I just, you know,

I just do what I'm best at.

You can add baking to that list.

Ha ha.

Get ready, prepare to be dazzled.

Oh, okay.

[train horn blowing]

Cute.

[gasps]

Oh, it's beautiful.

Yeah, it is.

Hey guys.

Did you save me some ornaments?

[lighthearted music]

[melancholic music]

[suspenseful music]

- [Katherine] Please tell me you're not

bailing on me tomorrow night.

Never.

I just forgot that Emma has a sleepover,

and now Todd has to work late,

so we just have to sell their tickets

before we go in, sorry.

Yeah, it's the hottest ticket of the season.

How hard can it be?

That's my girl.

Meet you there.

Bye.

♪ I wish you a Merry Christmas

♪ And a happy New Year

[chuckling]

[humming]

I like it.

[humming]

What do you say we start wrapping this contract up

and start closing out the year?

Ah.

I just need to get a few more--

Things done that can wait until next year?

You know what?

You're right.

I am?

[chuckling]

I mean, yes, I am right.

What, someone have an extra shot of espresso today?

That's for you.

What's this?

A new car.

[chuckling]

It was a two for one.

Emily just thought you might want a new tie

for the Christmas party since you've been--

Wearing the same one for too long?

Not that we've noticed.

It's very stylish, thank you.

You bet.

The kids are on the stage, the lights come up.

♪ Those Jingle Bells

♪ Rang every year

♪ All through the times we've missed ♪

♪ Like the North Star still there shining ♪

♪ I could feel you

♪ Like the North Star still there shining ♪

♪ I could feel you

Is there more?

No.

Okay.

It's good.

Thank you.

I'm not worrying.

It's a start. Right.

Mhm.

We don't have a lot of warmup time,

let's start with What Child.

Any chance you saved a spot?

[lighthearted music]

Well, it looks like our Christmas choir is complete.

Again.

Danny, why don't you stand next to Nora, right there.

You're back.

Yeah.

Good.

- [Katherine] All right, everybody.

Let's take it from the top,

only a few days left 'til our performance.

♪ God rest ye merry gentlemen

♪ Let nothing you dismay

♪ Remember Christ, our savior

♪ Was born on Christmas Day

♪ To save us all from Satan's power ♪

♪ When we were gone astray

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort and joy ♪

♪ Comfort and joy

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort

♪ Tidings of joy

♪ From God, our heavenly father ♪

♪ A blessed angel came

♪ And unto certain shepherds

♪ Brought tidings of the same

♪ How that in Bethlehem was born ♪

♪ The son of God by name

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort and joy ♪

♪ Comfort and joy

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort

♪ Tidings of joy

You guys will be on the ends, okay?

Make sure they feel secure.

I don't have to wear wings, do I?

No, but I could use a Christmas tree.

Yeah, I'll go with the angel wings.

[laughing]

I'm so glad you're back, Danny.

It's good to be back.

He forgot his spatula, but--

I think we can make it work.

Hey, I know you're super busy,

but we were talking about grabbing a bite.

Oh, man.

Normally I would say yes,

but I already have plans.

Unless...

You're up for something different?

You guys want to join me?

Where? What?

It's a Christmas surprise.

And here I thought you might actually

be late for once.

Not a minute to spare.

Well, it doesn't give us too much time to--

We would've been here earlier,

but she insisted on taking a cab,

and it was slim pickings.

Julie, this is Greg, and his son Danny.

Oh, well you I have heard a lot about.

And you are a pleasant surprise.

[laughing]

Very happy to meet you both.

You too.

Glad we didn't sell these.

So, do they just do a lot of

kicking at this thing or?

[laughing]

Oh, just you wait.

Come on.

What?

We had extra tickets.

[laughing]

Oh!

I don't remember them ever doing that move.

Do you remember them doing that move?

That's why we keep coming back.

I know that was a first for me,

but I did not expect people dancing

on top of a double decker bus.

Well, I just don't know how they do

all those kicks, and the Santa suits, and--

Magic.

[laughing]

Did you like it?

Yeah, I mean, it was pretty cool.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Thanks.

What do we owe you for the tickets?

Oh! Nothing.

It's my treat, it's Christmas.

Well, can I at least buy everybody dinner?

Well, I would love to go,

but I have to get home and pack,

I've got 47 presents to put into one suitcase,

so I should go.

Not gonna cry saying goodbye to you.

Merry Christmas.

Sorry, I'm a hugger.

Bye.

And yes, you can take her out to dinner,

she knows all the hot spots.

Merry Christmas, I love you.

[car honking]

Going, gone.

Out.

Dad, is it cool if Nora and me

and a few of the kids from choir are hanging out?

Hanging out?

Just getting hot chocolates at Serendipity.

Okay, great.

You've talked a bunch about Nora,

now I'll finally get a chance to meet her.

What?

No, no, no, I mean I just...

[laughing]

Very funny.

Have fun.

I'll see you there in about an hour.

See ya.

Bye, Danny.

Bye.

All right then.

Where to?

[lighthearted Christmas music]

Well, I was hoping to buy you more than cake, but--

They're hand dipped, rolled in sugar,

baked over a fire pit.

More than a cake.

Okay, I'm not gonna lie.

That's ridiculous.

I've loved them since I was a kid.

Mm.

We did not have these back in Cleveland.

Is that where you're from?

Mhm.

Eventually went off to Yale, met Megan,

and off we went.

Should we have a seat here?

It's no white tablecloth, but--

Perfect.

So...

Danny's gonna be off to college soon, right?

Mhm.

The plan was always Northwestern, or maybe Columbia,

but I don't know, he doesn't seem into it right now.

Not that he'd tell me right now if he wasn't.

[laughing]

You just have to keep talking to them.

That's what I do with my students, just keep at it.

Because you're a natural with kids.

I don't know..

I'm really glad we took this break tonight.

Told you it was worth it.

I mean, all of this.

You know what else is nice?

Sitting.

[laughing]

Yeah.

So, what about you?

You almost done?

With the song?

Ugh, yeah, no.

[chuckling]

I don't know what I'm gonna do.

I don't want to let the kids down.

We have some backups, but nothing special.

If I don't finish that song...

You will.

You never give up on those kids, right?

No.

So you shouldn't give up on yourself.

[lighthearted music]

[knocking]

Doing okay in here?

Yeah.

I'm just looking over the songs,

but I'm almost done.

Hey, Dad.

There's something I...

Nevermind.

It's nothing.

Are you sure?

Yeah, yeah.

It's nothing.

Okay.

Goodnight.

Hey.

How about you and me downstairs right now.

Cocoa, kettle corn, and a Christmas movie marathon.

Right now?

Yep.

We stay up all night, it's a thing.

I'm in.

Let's do it.

Great.

[cheery Christmas music]

♪ Lift up your voice

♪ This holiday

♪ There's so much joy

♪ To celebrate

I haven't had my first full cup of coffee,

but that sounds like a chorus.

It's getting there.

It's getting closer to being done, right?

Okay, good.

Because somebody's gonna have to learn it quickly.

Can I hear more?

Let me hear more.

Yeah, okay.

♪ Lift up your voice

♪ This holiday

♪ There's so much joy

♪ To celebrate

♪ Love has brought us here together ♪

I can't believe you're getting credit for this.

My counselor said it wasn't possible, but you're--

Well, I'm still working on it but, I'll let you know.

Cool.

So, are you still coming over later to rehearse?

Yeah.

Oh.

You know what?

Let me check on something.

Just...

Hey, so do you really need a wingman

at your Christmas party or--

What?

I told them I'd rehearse with them tonight.

I did not know this, but I cannot discourage it.

You know what?

You should take my place.

What?

No, I didn't mean, I meant...

It's at a new venue this year,

so I don't really know how it's gonna turn out,

but it could be fun.

But I know you're really busy, so I don't know--

I'd love to.

Really?

Yes? Yes.

Okay.

We're going.

I'll text you the address.

Perfect.

I am gonna get my shoe shined.

[chuckling]

Okay.

All right.

What?

Your shoe shined?

[lighthearted music]

Okay, please, it's not a big deal.

It's--

I can't believe I'm not there.

Of all the years!

Why?

Did you plan on chaperoning?

I'm so happy about all this,

he seems like such a good guy.

You deserve a good guy, Kath.

Okay, it's just a Christmas party.

We'll see.

Send my love to everybody.

Goodbye, I love you, goodbye.

[calming music]

There he is!

In case you missed it,

we're going into this tall building right here.

I never would've found it, thank you.

I'll see you guys in a minute,

I'm just waiting on--

Your date?

I'm just so proud of you, buddy.

Ignore him.

What?

We'll see you in there.

Great tie by the way, I love you.

Thank you.

[lighthearted music]

You look beautiful.

Thank you.

You look handsome too, very festive.

I try.

This is it.

Eh, it'll do.

[laughing]

Shall we?

We shall.

[lighthearted music]

[chuckling]

I'm just gonna put it out there.

I will be the first person on line Christmas morning

to buy your song.

Aw, thank you.

But you might want to hear it first.

We'll be there.

I have faith.

And not just because you two are friends,

but we loved you as Penelope.

Oh, we did.

Do you think you'll ever get back out there?

On Broadway?

Yeah.

No, but grooming Broadway hopefuls?

Now that is the most rewarding thing.

You see?

I love that.

[laughing]

We're gonna find some food

before this one passes out.

Don't pass out.

[chuckling]

She's lovely.

Oh.

She's lovely too.

We've worked together for 15 years now.

She's not the most subtle,

but I'd be lost without her.

All right, everybody.

It's time, gather round, gather round.

We've only got a short window, so,

Greg, buddy.

Santa?

Really?

Yes, really.

You started it.

He started it, and you're gonna love it.

Oh, I don't know.

It's been-

Way too long.

- [Katherine] Cute coat.

Oh, you think?

Yes.

You think I should do it.

Yes?

Because I'm gonna need a helper.

That's right.

It matches my dress.

And.

And thank you for the glasses, nice.

Hey!

I'm gonna need my hat.

[cheering]

Oh, polar bear feet!

[laughing]

It's perfect!

It's perfect!

A santa stapler!

[cheering]

Merry Christmas everyone!

You handed out gifts like a champion.

This is very true.

But I saved the best for last.

[gasps]

A snow globe.

I love them, thank you.

You're welcome.

Hey.

Should we walk a little bit,

maybe catch a cab further up?

Yeah.

Good.

You're a big kid, do you know that?

I had no idea until tonight, but--

Oh, what can I say?

It's the holidays that bring it out in me.

[chuckling]

You know, I think Danny was maybe three years old,

and I can remember watching him

come down the stairs and see his brand new drum set.

Oh!

The one Santa left home.

Been on his list all year.

And the look of pure joy on his face,

it made me feel that Christmas magic all over again.

I'll never forget it, it was awesome.

It sounds it.

I mean, I know because I had that feeling

with my niece, Emma.

I know it's different though.

So, did you ever--

Want to have children of my own?

Yeah, sure.

But--

I'm sorry, that's none of my business.

No, no, it's fine.

I just, I'm...

I had a baby many years ago.

I had just lost my parents,

and I wasn't in a position financially,

so I made the decision to give my baby up for adoption.

Luckily, I've always felt good about that choice.

I know I did the right thing,

the selfless thing, you know.

So my baby could have a happier life.

Have a family like you and Danny.

I guess I just always thought it would happen for me,

you know, when I was ready, later in life.

But...

It didn't?

It didn't.

Wow.

I cannot believe I just told you all of that.

Well, I'm just glad you felt comfortable enough to.

And I know wherever they are, they're happy,

and healthy, and loved.

Thank you.

That's been my whole wish my whole life.

I should probably grab that.

Right.

Yeah.

I gotta go get Danny and head back

to work for the car, so...

[romantic music]

[car honks]

Okay, yeah, I should probably, I should--

Yeah.

Thank you. Okay, bye.

[romantic music]

92nd and Broadway.

Take Columbus.

♪ It's the miracle this Christmas ♪

♪ When angels land

[lighthearted music]

So, you got my message?

And here I thought you were calling

to fill me in on your date.

Okay, yes, we had a really great time.

You did?

Really?

Yeah, he's actually really funny.

And pretty easy to talk to.

Is that what brought this up?

Maybe.

Maybe it's what he said.

Maybe it's the holidays, I don't know.

I just want to know that my baby's happy.

Grown up and happy, that's all.

Hey!

No throwing snowballs

at anyone over 30, you got that?

Do you need me to get on a plane?

'Cause I will get on one right now.

What?

No, absolutely not, everything's fine.

I don't even wanna think about it,

it could take weeks.

Is that because of the holidays?

I had the adoptive parents names

redacted from the paperwork.

It could take a while.

Okay, no.

I'm going, bye.

Get you!

I'm gonna get all of you!

Ah!

Okay, so I know it's close to showtime,

but you calling me in early last minute,

so you're trying to bribe me?

You want to tell me what's going on?

Ah, I think we should wait a beat.

Wait for what?

Oh, good, everyone's here.

What's going on?

You needed to see us?

Is everything okay?

Why is she looking at me like that?

Honestly, I have no idea.

Here it is.

What is this?

Our finished finale.

Oh, finally.

Wait.

You're not thinking--

Danny for the duet?

I know it's a little daunting,

I know you're not used to performing,

but trust me, you are perfect for this song.

I don't know what to say.

Try it!

Push yourself, go as high as you could go.

[gasps] I'd be so honored.

I'm leaving this one up to you.

[lighthearted music]

Okay.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Looks like we've got a duet tomorrow.

Yes!

[lighthearted music]

[phone buzzing]

This is Katherine.

Mhm.

[lighthearted music]

Wow.

Does it feel this big when all the seats are filled?

[chuckling]

Why did you find me?

I guess I wanted to find you because

I was just looking for my high school transcripts,

and I came across your file.

Your dad said you were a gift.

I didn't realize.

It was never a secret.

They never wanted it to be,

it was just never anything I felt I needed

to seek out until now.

I understand that.

Miller made it a little tricky but...

Oh, let me tell you.

It's a lot of paperwork to change your name back.

[laughing]

I almost told you, that first day, but--

I'm so glad you found me.

You are?

Oh yeah.

It fills me with such joy to see

how well you've turned out.

Ditto.

I mean, you could've been like...

Just serious.

All the time.

No.

[laughing]

Can you ever forgive me?

There's nothing to forgive.

I'm so glad Megan was your mama.

Your angel.

She will always be your mother.

But if I may...

I'd like to be friends.

I'd like that.

Me too.

I'm sorry too, about all this.

You have nothing to be sorry about.

I haven't told my dad yet.

Oh, right.

But I will.

Listen, this has always been about

what's best for you.

Not about me.

You tell him when you're ready.

Got it?

Okay.

Make sure the little elves can hear you

in the back of the house.

♪ Gloria

♪ Gloria

♪ In excelsis Deo

[clapping]

Let's take a quick five, you guys get some water,

stretch out, get on your phones.

Quick five.

I didn't want to totally spoil it for tomorrow night,

but I just had to see a little bit.

Oh, I hope you liked it.

So, are you almost done for the day?

Because I am officially done until New Years,

and you have a busy night tomorrow,

and so I thought maybe I could take you to dinner.

Oh, I'm sorry, I can't.

Well, everyone's gotta eat.

And twice as much at the holidays.

I just need to focus on this,

and make the song sell for next year, so...

What's going on?

Is something wrong?

'Cause I thought we had a really good time the other night.

We did.

Well then, what?

I'm just really busy.

Yeah.

Helping everybody else.

What about you?

It's all...

So complicated.

All of it's just so...

I'm sorry.

Well, Katherine--

I've gotta get back.

[somber music]

Dad.

Can we talk?

Yeah.

Of course.

Is this about the choir?

I wanted to tell you.

I tried.

A couple of times.

To tell me what?

Why I went there in the first place.

And I'm sorry I didn't tell you sooner,

I thought I would just go and see

what she looked like, you know?

Move some costumes around and be done with it.

I found my birth mom, is what I'm trying to say.

I don't know what to say.

I know you always told me I could go meet her

if I wanted to, but with everything,

I didn't want to put that on you,

or give you anything else to worry about.

Danny.

You can always talk to me.

About anything.

I know.

Wow.

Okay.

Did she know about this?

Not until today.

She knows you don't know either.

I'm sorry.

No, no, no, no.

I'm just sorry you didn't feel like

you could talk to me about this sooner.

Hey.

This doesn't have to change anything.

For you guys.

I just want you to be happy.

I know.

Why don't you go get some rest?

You've still got a big day tomorrow.

Yeah.

[melancholic music]

["This Christmas Song" by Nat King Cole]

♪ Chestnuts roasting on an open fire ♪

♪ Jack Frost nipping at your nose ♪

♪ Yule-tide carols being sung by a choir ♪

[humming]

Okay.

[lighthearted music]

I just want you to know how proud I am of you.

Thanks, Dad.

And I always will be.

No matter what.

So whether it's business school or music school,

I just want you to follow your heart.

Really?

Yeah.

Our plan was always and only

about you being happy.

Hey.

You okay?

I just need to focus on tonight, you know?

That's what I'm best at, right?

So all of that over there, is that your date?

No.

We're just friends.

Which is good.

You know, in the seven short and glorious years

we've worked together,

I have never seen you stop until you knew

each and every one of your students was okay.

Even me.

When I didn't think I had a shot with Gwen,

you pushed me for the same reason.

But when it comes to you,

I don't know what happened over there,

but I know you gotta make some time

for yourself too.

You can't just live for everyone else.

You may need some Christmas courage.

[lighthearted music]

Almost showtime.

[clapping]

[calming piano music]

♪ Angels we have heard on high

♪ Sweetly singing o'er the plains ♪

♪ And the mountains in reply

♪ Echo in their joyous strains

♪ Gloria

♪ Gloria

♪ In excelsis Deo

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort and joy ♪

♪ Comfort and joy

♪ Oh, tidings of comfort and joy ♪

♪ Joyful, all ye nations, rise

♪ Join the triumph of the skies ♪

♪ With angelic host proclaim

♪ Christ is born in Bethlehem

♪ Hark, the herald angels sing

♪ Glory to the newborn King

♪ Peace on the Earth, goodwill to men ♪

♪ From Heaven's all gracious King ♪

♪ The world in solemn stillness lay ♪

♪ To hear the angels sing

♪ To hear the angels sing

[clapping]

Let your voice soar.

[calming piano music]

♪ Those Jingle Bells rang every year ♪

♪ All through the times we missed ♪

♪ Like the North Star still there shining ♪

♪ I could feel you

♪ I'm overcome with season's cheer ♪

♪ And thankful that my wish

♪ To have you in my life

♪ Has finally come true

♪ Lift up your voice

♪ This holiday

♪ There's so much joy

♪ To celebrate

♪ Love has brought us here together ♪

♪ With the wise and guiding hand ♪

♪ It's the miracle of Christmas ♪

♪ When angels land

♪ Those ornaments we dusted off ♪

♪ And hung up on that tree

♪ A tradition even though they're worn and tattered ♪

♪ And making new sweet memories has reminded me ♪

♪ That family's defined by those who gather ♪

♪ Lift up your voice

♪ This holiday

♪ There's so much joy

♪ To celebrate

♪ Now love has brought us here together ♪

♪ With a wise and guiding hand

♪ It's the miracle of Christmas ♪

♪ When angels land

♪ Descending from the heavens

♪ With these gifts upon their wings ♪

♪ The peace we share, goodwill for all ♪

♪ They surround us as we sing

♪ Lift up your voice

♪ This holiday

♪ There's so much joy

♪ To celebrate

♪ Love has brought us here together ♪

♪ With the wise and guiding hand ♪

♪ It's the miracle of Christmas ♪

♪ When angels land

♪ Our miracle this Christmas

♪ When angels land

[clapping]

[cheering]

Oh, this is amazing.

And your song?

We did it.

Cheers.

[glasses clanging]

Brian, will you hold this for me?

Mhm, mhm, mhm.

Hi.

I'm sure you're rushing to catch your train,

but I wanted to say thank you for everything.

It was a great performance.

Congratulations.

I told him.

I'm gonna go say bye to everyone.

So, now I get the whole complicated thing.

Yeah.

I was thrown.

I was too.

I still want to say thank you.

For what?

For giving him a better life,

and for raising him better than I could.

I know none of us expected all this, but,

I just want to say meeting you two,

it's just been a huge blessing to me.

To us too.

I mean not in the beginning,

especially with the wings...

[laughing]

I hope you have a very Merry Christmas.

You too.

Actually.

No.

No, you don't want me to have

a very Merry Christmas?

No.

I know that this has all been a little bit crazy,

and unexpected, and sure, uncomfortable at times, but--

I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

Oh, bear with me.

Maybe it's all just been kinda, meant to be.

I mean, if Danny had never found you,

and you hadn't strong-armed us to being in your show.

Wait, I didn't strong-arm anybody

into being...

[chuckling]

Oh.

[chuckling]

You're joking.

Yeah.

Can I finish?

Yes.

Then I would've never known

how great things could be again.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say here.

There's a holiday break coming up,

and since I know you don't like breaks...

No.

How would you feel about Christmas in Connecticut?

[chuckling]

I hear it's pretty magical this time of year.

Although there is the danger of a little relaxing.

Oh, well, you know I'm not a relaxer.

I do.

[chuckling]

Oh, sounds really nice about right now.

Yeah?

Uh huh.

[lighthearted music]

[cheery Christmas music]

I bought three pies, I didn't bake them,

but they look delicious.

That sounds smart.

[laughing]

Merry Christmas.

Oh, my rockstar Santa.

I hear our song is a hit.

I know!

All my friends are downloading it

and choir music isn't even their thing.

Oh, I can take these off your hands.

Oh, you're a good man.

And Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

And there's more.

You didn't need to bring anything.

Please, I love to buy pies,

and I love to buy things.

And this.

What is this?

I don't know, you'll just have to find out.

[chuckling]

This is amazing.

Really?

Really.

Thank you.

Merry Christmas.

I'm really glad you're here.

Oh, me too.

And with three minutes to spare.

♪ We wish you

♪ A Merry Christmas

♪ We

I'm gonna have to take this from you.

What?

Never.

[chuckling]

Although, I should point out...

Oh, that is so cliche,

but it's just a wee bit cute.

[lighthearted music]

♪ We wish you

♪ A Merry Christmas

Oh no, here we go.

♪ We wish you a Merry Christmas ♪

♪ We wish you

♪ A Merry Christmas

Hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it!

♪ And a happy New

Sing it!

♪ Year

[laughing]

- [Katherine] That's my boys.

[laughing]

[catchy Christmas music]

♪ Looks like Christmas

♪ Looks like Christmas to me

♪ Looks like Christmas

[lighthearted music]