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[festive music]

♪ ♪

- [moans]

♪ ♪

[chuckles]

- ♪ Santa, Santa baby ♪ - Ooh!

- ♪ Please won't you hurry up tonight? ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Santa, Santa ♪

♪ Santa, please ♪

♪ Hurry up tonight ♪

♪ ♪

- More to the left. - Your left or my left?

- We have the same left.

- Ooh! It's hot.

It's nice. What's going on?

- The tree is leaning and unlit

on Christmas Eve because all this stuff

is Jake's job, and Jake's not here.

- Seems like Jake is the one ruining things.

Not me. - Not funny.

And I'm gonna talk to Elena Roarke

about her letting you in here.

- Again, someone to be mad at who's not me.

- I'm a Holmes. I can be mad at both of you.

Can't you just leave? - How?

Apparently we're in some place called--get this--

Yuletide Valley,

and it doesn't seem to have an airport, cabs,

or be in any particular state.

- Jake is supposed to be here.

There are supposed to be small obstacles

and a misunderstanding, then a party with a crisis

that the whole town solves together.

And then, Jake purposes in a Christmas sweater

in front of carolers.

- You want another man to propose to you.

- It's fake, Richard.

- Exactly! It's fake.

I'm real. Jake's fake.

- This is my fantasy.

What I've wanted.

A perfect Christmas.

It's what I've never had.

[pensive music]

- God, I love walks now.

I mean, like, I love them. If you want to throw a stick--

- Seems like you got a lot out of being a dog.

- I did. I did, actually.

And to have to listen without talking, it's pretty powerful.

We learned the power of touch

and being accepting and not overthinking.

God, I was thinking so much.

- It was awful when you disappeared--

not knowing where you were, if you were dead or alive.

But I know if you had stayed,

it would have killed you for sure.

- The guilt.

I shouldn't have run, but it was too much.

- Oh, my God, I can't believe I haven't told you!

Tony found the problem with the device, and it works now.

People are getting help, just like we knew they would.

- Wait, I mean, do you think things really might work out?

- I think they might.

- I've missed you!

- Me too.

[sentimental music]

♪ ♪

- Tony? Tony's here?

- Um-- - And he calls you "honey"?

[dreamy music]

♪ ♪

[lively music]

♪ ♪

- Hey, did you see the snow before it melted?

What happened? You know, does it mean something?

- Everything means something. I gotta go. I'm running late.

- Oh. Ooh. - What, a crick in your neck?

- It's not like a pain. It's a tingling in my tattoo.

- Huh. Okay.

Listen, I need to check in at the Snow Globe Inn, so.

- Oh! - I gotta go.

- Oh, just remember, get something for Segundo.

And while I have you,

do you have any idea what Gina might like?

- She's a doctor. I don't know, needles.

Yeah, needles. Gotta go.

- Needles? What am I gonna do with needles?

- I didn't mean it to happen.

It was a terrible time.

And the press, lawsuits, and you missing.

Tony set up a tip line,

and we tracked down sightings all over the world.

There was a lead in Italy.

- So, there you were, forced to weekend in Tuscany together.

- Something like that.

Not like that.

Listen, I was a wreck.

And Tony was a rock.

- [blows raspberry]

- For all we knew, you were dead.

And the truth, that you would rather be a retriever

than be with me, I mean, see that from my point of view.

- Oh, wow! You found him!

I was coming to tell you about a sighting in Florida,

and here he is.

- Tony. - Nate!

I can't. [sighs]

Well, this is the best Christmas present ever.

- I'm sorry I ran off.

- Hey, no apologies. No apologies.

I hope Maya told you. Atrio is on track.

We can go back to normal!

Oh, maybe a new normal.

- Yeah, she told me that you guys got...close.

And I'm trying to understand, Tony,

but, I mean, I'm back now.

- That doesn't put things back the way they were.

You walked away.

I guess you haven't asked him to sign the papers?

- Papers?

What papers?

- If Uncle Jake were here, he'd straighten that right up.

- And he'd unlock the cellars

so we can get the glass balls for the tree.

- Well, we can get into the cellar ourselves.

- But Jake gets into the cellar.

- That's what Jake does.

- Oh, well, so what happens to Christmas?

- Alli, I'm starting to understand what this is.

And you deserve to have it.

Really, okay? So I am gonna fix it.

We have three things to do, right?

Straighten the tree, light the tree, decorate the tree.

So let's do it, okay?

Let's--let's make sure the lights work, right?

Let's do a quick test run.

- Whoa!

- Oh! - Right?

[electricity fritzes]

- Oh, boy. The fuse.

- There goes the heat.

- It's a good thing we did a test run, you know?

- [forced chuckle] Yeah.

- Damn! - Language.

- I'm failing to give her what she wants.

This is a disaster!

- Nothing helps make things clearer

than a little physical labor.

- I haven't thought of it like that in a long time.

- You want a divorce.

- I'm sorry.

- I was happy as a dog. I was.

And you convinced me to give all that up

so you could break my heart.

- Don't run off. - Why not?

It's what I do.

Merry Christmas.

- [sighs]

- Elena.

Do you know what this is?

- A mango.

What do you want for Christmas, by the way?

And don't say a mango, because I can see that you have one.

- You frosted my mangos.

This mango is frozen.

You went in there,

and you took your man out of that fantasy.

Now, other things are crossing over.

- Exactly why I am headed back that way right now.

- Not you.

Put the man back in.

No more crossing over. - Are you sure?

Or is this just, like, a feeling that you have?

- Stop this, mija.

Before it gets any worse.

- Elena?

- Put the man back. - Yes.

Mr. Jones.

Don't you look nice with your clothes.

- Oh, thanks.

- Your fantasy didn't end the way you hoped, huh?

- No. Actually, it didn't begin the way I had hoped either.

I just asked for a bit of a break from my life.

- Well, the island sensed a deeper need.

- Maybe it was right.

I mean, can you re-dog me? I have nothing to go back to.

- I'm sorry. Fantasy's over.

- [sighs] God, I screwed up!

I chose being here

instead of being with the one that I loved,

and now, it's too late.

- Look, Mr. Jones-- well, Nathan--

I don't know you very well as a man,

but I knew you as a dog.

And when you had something you wanted, you were--

you were a dog with a bone.

So, keep that.

And you may not get your wife back,

but you'll make a new life, with more meaning than,

you know, belly rubs and sausages.

- Maybe you're right.

- Will you excuse me?

I have to check on another fantasy.

- Okay, but I think Ruby's looking for you.

- Hi.

- Ruby, I've got to get to the inn.

- Okay, but someone asked for you.

- James.

- James, as in James-James?

- I know you said to wait for you at the hacienda,

but this is all kind of sinking in,

and I need to know what's going on.

- Yes, I'm wondering that myself.

- This is James.

I'm Ruby, by the way.

- Nice to meet you. - You too.

So, where did you come from all of a sudden?

- He lives in Seattle--

- I was in this Christmas-obsessed hotel.

- You were in a fantasy? Well, why was he in a fantasy?

How did he get out of a fantasy?

Did you pull him out of a fantasy?

Is he why it snowed?

- There's been a confusion. I'm setting it straight.

- No, that's why I'm tingling.

Yeah, because something's out of--

- I don't know, Ruby.

Can you please give me and James a moment?

- Sure. Sure.

But we will be talking about this more.

Nice to meet you, James.

- How are you? - Confused.

But I'm happy.

I'm ready to learn more about this island

and what you do here.

Seems a long way from my lonely bed in Seattle.

- I'm gonna get you back there as soon as I can.

- No need to rush.

- Oh, James.

You're right.

There's no rush.

- [sighs]

[inquisitive music]

♪ ♪

[chuckles]

- And it's a tingling? Not a pain?

- Yeah, yeah. It's like a zing.

- Mm.

- So, do you have any hobbies?

You know, like, do you play bridge or collect ceramic pigs?

- [chuckles]

I love old records. - Ooh.

- And I have a whole wall of old vinyl.

You know, just Coltrane, Miles Davis, Sinatra,

Tony Bennett. - Oh!

- Just jazz and the great American songbook

kind of stuff. You know it?

- Do I know it?

Oh, Mel and I saw the Rat Pack back in '72 in Vegas.

- Really? - Yeah!

- You have to tell me everything.

- Oh, I will. I definitely will, yeah.

So, are there any records you wish you had?

- Well, right now, I don't have a way of playing them.

I broke my last phonograph needle

and I can't find any replacements.

- Needles.

Well, how about that?

[chuckles]

- Is it numb? - No.

- I don't know what to tell you.

It's not a normal tattoo, you know?

It's more metaphysics than medical, so.

- Mm, it's like the island is mad at me

because its wires crossed, and I'm not helping.

- [chuckles]

Ruby, I don't think anyone could ever be mad at you.

[both chuckle]

[gentle music]

[jazzy holiday music]

♪ ♪

- Hey. - Hey.

- The tree's still crooked. The fuse is still blown.

It is getting colder in here by the minute,

but we can decorate the Christmas tree.

[chuckles]

- I did not know that you knew how to use tools like that.

- I looked it up.

It feels good to be doing some hard work.

You know? - Yeah.

- And I'm starting to get why this place is so fun.

Watch this.

♪ Fa la la la la ♪

both: ♪ La la la la ♪

- Every time.

Automatically. Cheerfully.

In harmony.

Oh, and this.

The hot chocolate stays hot forever.

I mean, it violates thermodynamics,

and it's awesome.

And check this out: my sweater

has reindeer details on it that were not there before.

This place is forcing the Christmas spirit into me.

I love it. I love it.

- It's magical, isn't it? - It is.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

I'm sorry that I screwed it up.

I'm gonna do everything I can to make it right.

And Jake is gonna walk back

into a functional Christmas movie any minute now.

- Thank you.

- Oh, one more thing.

♪ Fa la la la la ♪

both: ♪ La la la la ♪

[laughter]

- Well, I'll keep trying to save Christmas

if it makes you laugh like that.

Okay.

That was really good. Can we play chess?

[quirky music]

♪ ♪

- Oh, dear God. No. No.

- Wow. That--that is a fun sweater.

- I am taking care of it!

- Sorry.

Wow.

- One. Two. Three.

- Hey! We did it!

- Aww. Your tie saved the day. - It looks good.

- Great idea, Richard. - Yeah.

I think it's time for some ginger snaps and hot cocoa.

- [chuckles]

And a little boop. I don't--

- Who are you? - I don't know.

- Hey, look. The pretty lady's back.

- Please ignore me.

I apologize, Ms. Holmes,

for what has gone wrong in your fantasy

and for the delay in getting here.

- Yeah, what happened to Jake?

And why'd you let Richard in?

- Richard was supposed to be Mr. Wrong.

You know, the complication

between you and Jake, Mr. Right,

and, you know, the thing that you have to overcome.

- Oh, like in "Christmas Comes to Christmas Valley."

- I love that one. - Me too!

Wait, but why did Jake leave? - That part is my fault.

You see, apparently, a part of my own fantasy

contaminated yours and it dropped my ex-fiancé, James,

into your story by mistake as the role of Jake.

I pulled him out on impulse,

but I promise you that I'm going to make it right

and I'm gonna return him.

If you want me to.

- Oh. Thank you.

Um...

- Maybe you don't want me to.

- Weirdly, even though things are topsy-turvy,

I'm having fun.

And it might not be the perfect Christmas I imagined,

but maybe it's the perfect Christmas for me.

- So Richard is not spoiling it.

- I thought he would, but it turns out

there's kind of an advantage to us working together.

I mean, he sees me every day,

he knows what's important to me,

and he just gets me in a way other people can't.

Do you know what I mean? - Yeah. I do.

There's value in that.

- I mean, I don't know what's gonna happen,

but I think--I think maybe that's the point.

- The island knows what people need.

- And it gave you something too, right?

A chance at your own fantasy with James.

Seems to me like something you shouldn't pass up.

- Phonograph needles, huh? I got no idea.

- [sighs]

No one within 200 miles has any in stock.

And thing is, I know that I've seen some, and recently too.

I just can't remember, and it's so maddening.

- Yeah, not in my place, sorry. But I feel you.

It's not easy buying for someone you care about.

- Uh-oh. You haven't found anything for her yet?

You know the party's tomorrow night.

- Think she'd like a bucket of greasy rags?

Makes a great fire hazard.

- [chuckles]

Oh, come on.

This keeps happening.

Just like the freaky snow. - Oh, yeah.

It's that fantasy magic leaking out.

And it's a pain in my literal neck.

- Yeah, but why is it happening?

- Uh, Roarke accidently brought James here.

- Fiancé.

- Well, ex-fiancé. Yeah.

You okay?

- He was here even when he wasn't.

He'll be at the damn party.

No. No. You know what?

Maybe I come up with an awesome gift to outshine James.

- Yes! Okay, there you go.

If you can't find any Christmas spirit,

at least find the spirit of competition.

- There it is. - [chuckles]

Mmm. Yes.

And she did say that Christmas is all about family,

so maybe you could find her something

that reminds her of her family.

- So you're saying the island wants me to go back

into the fantasy, and it's leaking magic till I do?

- Yes, and I know it's insane

to follow orders from an island.

- Elena. - I get it.

- You told me no one comes here without a reason.

Wouldn't that include me?

Isn't there a chance I'm here for my fantasy?

Come back to Seattle with me. - Oh, James.

It already snowed because I broke a rule.

Can you imagine if I left?

- Maybe nothing! Maybe it would let you go.

I mean, how does the island

that gives people what they want all the time

not give you what you want ever?

When is it your turn to get on the plane and fly home happy?

- When that time comes, I'll get a sign.

- Like the man who loves you showing up?

- [chuckles]

- You know, I never really believed

you were gonna leave me.

And then, I never believed you wouldn't come back,

which is why there hasn't been anyone

who's mattered since you.

Has there been for you?

- A friend.

Javier.

I can't tell what it is, or it could be.

Oh, James.

- Well, it serves me right for asking that question.

I got a better one. - What?

- I wasn't done with us.

Were you?

- Jeez, a lot of junk in this thing, huh?

- [chuckles] - I'll just move this.

Okay, so we're looking for a fuse like this,

but not fried.

I mean, assuming the ampere rating's the same.

- You know a suspicious amount about this kind of thing

for a sheltered Ivy League boy.

- Oh, look!

Replacement fuses.

[sings angelically]

- Christmas magic.

[laughter]

- Okay.

- Looking for me?

- Hi. Hi. Yes.

Um, can we talk? - Sure.

- I don't know what to do.

- He was your first love, wasn't he?

- I wanted to be with him forever.

We met in grad school.

Neurobiology for me and environmental law for James.

He wanted to change the world, and he has.

He does.

- So do you.

- And I can't leave, obviously.

You know, but if I did,

it wouldn't be the end of the world, right?

- We'd miss you terribly, of course.

And Javier, he would be--

well, it'd be hard on him.

- He asked me out. On a date.

- I know.

- And then, the island dropped James back into my life.

Is it trying to tell me something?

I'm confused. Is it that he's the right man?

- Hey. - That this is our time?

- All right, all right. Look, you know what I think?

I think you need to stop wondering what the island wants

and what the island thinks.

- What about you? 'Cause you just got here.

Ruby, I don't want to abandon you.

- Nah, uh-uh.

And don't be thinking about me either, okay?

Elena, for once, okay,

treat yourself how you treat the guests.

I'm serious.

What do you need to be happy?

Hmm?

- Thank you. - Of course.

- If I decide to pack my things,

you're gonna be the first one to know, I promise.

- Okay.

Oh, "pack my things."

Oh, that's it.

[hopeful music]

♪ ♪

[chuckling]

Oh.

Thank you, Mel.

- Nathan?

I'm heading home.

I just wanted to say goodbye, and I'm sorry.

If you're still a person, I'll write to you.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Come inside.

It was Tony all along.

- Richard, the executive who saved Christmas.

Of course, in the movie, there would be one last crisis

requiring the whole town to act together,

animated with Christmas spirit.

[fuse pops] [all gasp]

- Oh, no! Christmas is ruined!

- As you can see, there is a small crisis.

We can solve it by all acting together,

animated with the Christmas spirit.

- What should we do?

- Everyone, go back home

and get your own strands of Christmas lights,

and we'll plug it into the power at the old town hall.

all: Yeah!

[excited chatter]

- That was amazing...ly dumb.

Will it work? - I'm pretty sure it will.

I can see how they'd do it in the Festive Channel.

It would be these close-ups of different hands

stringing lights together until we plug the last one in.

And the tree bursts back to life.

[all gasp]

- That was weird.

And very beautiful.

- This has been the best Christmas ever.

And the strangest.

I'm glad you were here to take it off track

and then put it back on again.

It was most spontaneous.

I don't think you're Mr. Wrong after all.

[gentle music]

♪ ♪

- What happens next?

- Oh, I guess a proposal.

all: ♪ We wish you a merry Christmas ♪

- Unless you don't want that.

all: ♪ We wish you a merry Christmas ♪

- I need to tell you something first.

all: ♪ And a happy new year ♪

- [loudly] I've been lying to you.

[all gasp]

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Oh!

- This is sweet.

You must be the pilot.

- That's right. You must be the ex-fiancé.

- James. - Javier.

- Elena mentioned you. - Did she?

- Sounds like you two get along.

- We do.

- I've known her 15 years. - I see her every day.

Actually working on a gift for her right now.

- I see.

Looks like bamboo. - Mm, rattan.

They're actually pretty different.

So, you headed out soon? - Trying to.

It's complicated.

I might not be the only one flying out.

You have room for two?

- Yeah. Sure. The more, the merrier.

You know, I'm the last person from the island people see

when they head home.

Every one of them leaves a changed person.

Elena does that for people.

Every day.

She loves it here.

Hard to imagine her letting it go.

For anyone.

- I see. - No, you don't.

I can tell you don't.

Stick around a while. You'll see.

- It's good to meet you.

- See? Here and here.

This isn't my design.

This is cheaper, but it doesn't work.

- He cut corners in manufacturing,

and then, he let your design take the blame.

That bastard.

- And then, when I ran away, he moved in on you.

He thinks he can take everything that matters away

from me?

No.

I won't let that happen.

- I'm sorry. - Wait, what do you--

what do you mean lying?

- You were right.

When you were joking about my background.

- What?

- I wasn't born with a silver spoon.

My dad was a day laborer.

We had nothing.

So I set out to hide where I came from.

I knocked off every corner, every rough edge,

and that ruggedness that you liked in Jake,

yeah, that's what I got rid of.

- You lied? - No. No. No.

I let people assume.

- Well, that's just--

that's surprising.

- I'm sorry, Allie.

I just want you to know who I really am, you know?

- Richard, I didn't want to be with you

because I saw what our whole life would be.

Being able to see what's coming has always been my talent.

- Yeah.

- But now, I have no idea what lies ahead.

And to be honest,

I think that's exactly what I need.

- Oh. - [chuckles]

- So, what are you saying?

- I now know you're my Mr. Right.

Will you marry me?

- Yes. Yes.

- Okay. - What are we--

what are we doing? - This is crazy.

- Yeah. - This is crazy.

- Okay, wait, wait, wait.

This isn't a fake proposal, right?

This is--this is a real one. - Oh, it's real, all right.

[cheers and applause]

Merry Christmas, everyone.

- Fa la la la la.

all: ♪ La la la la ♪

[laughter]

[cheers and applause]

[uplifting music]

♪ ♪

- Oh, my. I didn't hear you come in.

- You looked deep I thought.

I didn't want to disturb any decision-making.

Were you decision-making?

- You know, I think I was.

It's not a good time, Ruby. - I know.

But look, it's my tattoo.

I figured out why it's tingling,

and it's not because of James or because it snowed.

It's a warning.

There's someone here who shouldn't be.

[tense music]

- The first call is to local cops.

We explain the whole thing and tell them how Tony fits in.

- Please don't.

Guys, I really need you to drop this.

- Tony. - People died, Tony.

- Accidentally.

I was just trying to meet our price point.

I'm not a bad guy!

- Did you come here just to keep us from figuring it out?

- I knew what was in the production reports, Nate.

I knew if you ever stopped running

and actually read them, you'd see that--

- No. Come on, this can't be real.

All the work we did to find Nathan?

I mean, the way it brought us together?

- I really need those papers.

And I really need for both of you to stay quiet.

I can still make Atrio a global company.

- No one is staying quiet.

- I'm sorry, but yes, you are.

- Are--are you serious? - Maya, give me the papers.

- No. No. He won't do it.

You said that you loved me.

- I needed to find him.

And now, I really think I need to do this.

- No! [boing]

What the?

- This is Fantasy Island.

My island.

And you're not welcome here.

[exciting music]

♪ ♪

- I didn't get it till I saw it.

Now I get it.

- James, when I first left you,

I--I knew I had to be here,

but I didn't feel it

and I was always wondering about the other path.

But now, I--

- This is your path.

- Yes.

- You know, in a weird way, I think I did get my fantasy.

Not the one about taking you home,

but the one about knowing where we stand.

I never really believed we were done before.

I was always waiting for you.

Maybe now, I won't be.

Javier told me that when people leave,

they go home to better lives.

I hope that's true.

- It will be.

I didn't realize that you talked to Javier so much.

- He's a good guy.

- He is.

- Not sure I'm looking forward to the flight, him and me.

- [chuckles]

- The vibe between us was a little...awkward.

- [chuckles]

Well, I know another way to get you home.

And it's quicker too.

[whimsical music]

♪ ♪

- This place is something.

- Isn't it? It never gets old.

Be happy, James.

- ♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells ♪

♪ Jingle all the way ♪

- Did your tattoo stop tingling?

- Oh, yes. Definitely.

As soon as you got Tony off the island.

Oh, my God. Okay. There she is.

- She looks beautiful! - Okay.

All right. - Have fun.

- Merry Christmas. - Thank you.

- Yeah, she's--she's busy. - It's okay. I know.

- Oh. [chuckles]

- You must have, like, a rear-view mirror

in your plane.

- Well, we don't back up a lot flying,

but I'll make it work.

- Okay.

- I love them. - Great.

- Thank you. Want to get something to eat?

- Yeah, let's go. - Come on.

- Hey!

Merry Christmas, Segundo! - Merry Christmas.

- I, you know, got something for you.

- Oh! - Here you go.

It's difficult to wrap a round thing.

You know, I tried. - It's heavy.

- Yes, it's heavy.

- [laughs] A mango tree in the snow!

[laughter]

Let's hope this is the last time

I have to see such a sight.

- Let's hope. - Merry Christmas.

- Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas.

- Is that from the inn?

- It's possible I stole it. [laughter]

Ruby, did you hear how Christmas was saved

in Yuletide Valley? - Oh, I did!

And I wish I would have seen it!

You know, all those beautiful lights?

- Living in a movie has advantages,

but I am glad we're back in real life.

- Yeah.

- Well, I am wishing you the best on your engagement.

- Thank you.

We're getting out of the executive rat race.

- Gonna find a little bed and breakfast to run together.

- We know there will be a lot of surprises,

but we think that's gonna be the best part.

- Oh, I'm sorry. Bye.

- That sounds perfect.

- And you, Elena?

Did Jake--I mean, James-- did everything work out?

- You know, things are working out exactly as they should.

The island tends to make sure they do.

- Hi. - Oh, hi!

- Hi. - How are you?

- I'm good. Um...

You're my Secret Santa? - Yeah.

- Needles for my record player? - Mm-hmm.

- How did you find them? - In a haystack.

I hope you don't mind, but I asked Ash

to grab your player from your place, you know,

in case you want to add a little music to the party.

- That is an excellent idea.

- I wanted to let you know

that Tony is already with the proper authorities.

And we want you to stay a little longer

so you can reconnect.

- We'd love that, and we've got some divorce papers to tear up.

- And thank you, Elena.

You gave me the best Christmas present I could ask for.

You got my husband back.

- And thank you, from me, to everyone, really.

I won't ever forget my dog days.

This may sound weird, but I really love you all.

- We love you too, man. You were a good dog.

- We're gonna miss you so much,

but we are so happy that you found your forever home.

Merry Christmas, Mr. Jones.

- I heard James left. You okay?

- Yeah. I'll be all right.

- Take your time.

- Thank you.

I--I think maybe I'm supposed to get a present?

[laughter]

- So, since your family isn't here,

I found something to make them feel closer, I hope.

I think this old chair was your great uncle's.

It was rotted out, but I redid the rattan

and finished it. - Oh, my God.

This is perfect.

[sobbing]

Thank you. Thank you.

- Wait, wait, wait.

Wait, I have a very special gift for Ruby.

- Oh? Aww, Segundo. Let's see.

- An old photo of the island. - Aww.

- Oh, my God.

- It's the same chair.

[laughter]

- Well, come on, woman! You gotta try it out?

Let's go! [chuckles]

Oh, and look at this right here.

- Let me see. - Aw!

- Like this? - Yeah!

[laughter]

Wow. - Feels good.

So good. Thank you.

- You're welcome.

[sentimental music]

♪ ♪

- You know, I haven't forgotten what you asked.

So if you want to ask me again in the new year,

you--you can do that, if you want to.

- You got it.

all: Merry Christmas! - Wow.

- ♪ A December, a December to remember ♪

♪ ♪

- You know, I can't thank you enough.

I've missed this so much.

- Oh, you are so welcome.

You know, I was actually talking to Elena about this,

how you can go along in a groove,

and then, you get dropped into a new one.

You keep playing the old songs until...

that happens.

And sure, it takes a while,

but then the new song starts

and it is just wonderful.

- That's beautiful.

And, of course, I love the old songs too.

[laughter]

- ♪ Oh, a room of happy children and shouts of glee ♪

♪ But since they're all dreaming ♪

♪ Of what Santa will bring ♪

♪ It's Christmas for you and me ♪

♪ ♪

♪ The fire is stoked and the stockings are hung ♪

♪ It's Christmas and the night is young ♪

♪ Santa brought me a bottle of wine ♪

♪ Soon we'll be feeling fine ♪

♪ Because tomorrow morning there will be ♪

♪ Oh, a room of happy children and shouts of glee ♪

♪ But since they're all dreaming ♪

♪ Of what Santa will bring ♪

♪ It's Christmas for you and me ♪

♪ ♪

- You know, I think you were right.

You know, we don't really need to do much around here

on Christmas

'cause on Fantasy Island, it's Christmas all the time.

- Remember when I said that Christmas was for families?

- Mm-hmm.

- I was right about that too.

- Aww.

Merry Christmas.

- Merry Christmas, Ruby.

- ♪ Christmas ♪

♪ For you ♪

♪ And ♪

♪ Me ♪

[vocalizing]

That's right.

[dreamy music]

♪ ♪