tal music]
[alarm ringing]
♪ I really can't stay ♪
♪ Baby it's cold outside ♪
♪ I gotta go away ♪ ♪ But baby it's cold outside ♪
♪ This evening has been ♪
♪ Been hopin' that you'd drop in ♪
♪ So very nice ♪
♪ I'll hold your hands they're just like ice ♪
♪ My mother will start to worry ♪
♪ Beautiful what's your hurry? ♪
♪ My father will be pacin' the floor ♪
♪ Listen to the fireplace roar ♪
♪ So really I'd better scurry ♪ ♪ Beautiful please don't hurry ♪
♪ But maybe just a half a drink more ♪
♪ Put some records on while I pour ♪
♪ The neighbors might think ♪ ♪ Baby it's bad out there ♪
♪ Say what's in this drink? ♪ ♪ No cabs to be had out there ♪
♪ I wish I knew how ♪
♪ Your eyes are like starlight now ♪
♪ To break this spell ♪
♪ I'll take your hat your hair looks swell ♪
♪ I ought to say no no no sir ♪ ♪ Mind if I move in closer? ♪
♪ At least I'm gonna say that I tried ♪
♪ What's the sense of hurtin' my pride? ♪
♪ I really can't stay ♪ ♪ Baby don't hold out ♪
♪ Baby it's cold outside ♪ ♪ Baby it's cold outside ♪
[instrumental music]
[whirring]
[humming]
Hey, kids, breakfast!
♪ I simply must go ♪ ♪ Baby it's cold outside ♪
Piper, up!
♪ How lucky that you dropped in ♪
♪ So nice and warm ♪ ♪ Look out the window.. ♪
Hey, wakey-wakey. Time for eggies.
[barks]
♪ Gosh your lips look delicious ♪
♪ My brother will be there at the door ♪
♪ Waves upon the tropical shore ♪
♪ My maiden aunt's mind is vicious ♪
♪ Gosh your lips are delicious ♪
♪ But maybe just a cigarette more ♪
♪ Never such a blizzard before ♪
♪ I've gotta get home ♪ ♪ Baby you'd freeze out there ♪
♪ Say lend me a coat ♪
♪ It's up to your knees out there ♪
♪ You've really been grand ♪
♪ I thrill when you touch my hand ♪
♪ But don't you see? ♪
♪ How can you do this thing to me? ♪
♪ There's bound to be talk tomorrow ♪
♪ Think of my lifelong sorrow ♪
♪ At least there will be plenty implied ♪
Mom, can I have more juice?
Mm-hmm.
♪ Get over that old out ♪
♪ Baby it's cold ♪ ♪ Baby it's cold ♪
♪ Baby it's cold outside ♪ ♪ Baby it's cold outside ♪♪
Hello, Jasper. Great to hear from you.
Mm-hmm, yes, the tower's listing is going up today.
[instrumental music]
(male #1) 'Ho-ho-ho.'
- Hi, Greg. - Hey, Kate.
After you.
[bell ringing]
[indistinct chatter]
- Good morning, Chris. - Good morning.
Any big holiday plans?
Yeah, I'm on Uncle Greg duty with my brother's family
in Evergreen.
Oh, that's close to where I'm from.
- Littleton. - Yeah?
So, are you going home for Christmas?
No, I'll be here.
Dad usually spends it with my sister's family
whom I love, don't get me wrong.
We're just not that close.
[elevator dings]
Okay, Emily, what's this gossip you texted me about?
You know how our office manager has been
talking about that novel she's writing?
"Dogsleds To Dallas?" Yes.
She sold it.
"Dogsleds to Dallas?"
Wow! Good for her.
- And she quit. - Quit?
Then who's gonna handle the office Christmas party?
Kate, do you have a second?
Mrs. Aldrin, I appreciate your faith in my ability
to tackle a challenge, but I am the senior vice president
of project development, not an office manager.
The point is, Kate, we have two weeks.
The venue is paid for
and Chez Lena's is too expensive to just write off.
Which doesn't address my point.
I'm asking you because when it comes to dedication
'organization and detail'
you run circles around everybody else in this office.
I recognize it's not ideal
but if anyone can do it, it's Kate Lockhart.
The Jasper Tower Project--
Will be temporarily reassigned.
I've worked hard on that, it's my baby.
And it still will be.
'After the holidays.'
'Besides, it's Christmas.'
The chances of anything going wrong are minimal.
You are going to be fine, Kate.
I have full confidence that you'll figure it out.
[sighs]
I don't have a clue what to do
because I don't care about the office Christmas party.
'I care about the Jasper Project.'
Everyone just counts the minutes
till they leave a Christmas party anyway.
I'm sure you'll think of something.
I shouldn't have to.
[sighs]
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
One of my students..
There's always an excuse, Chris.
I don't have unlimited time.
What's that?
Oh, some new ideas I was working on.
Chris, why do you insist on trying to change it every year?
Winter Wonderland is perfected.
The community likes it as is.
Well, yeah, I just thought it would be nice if--
You know what's nice?
We just landed a new sponsor with real money.
And I know it's late in the game, but I'm not
saying no to this kind of money.
- It can help all year around. - Who is it?
The father of a new student
who's starting mid-term.
He wants to make sure his son gets off on the right foot.
See.
Wow, heh.
That's a really big foot.
[instrumental music]
[cell phone beeps]
Hey, Em, can you make a note on my calendar
that I'm having brunch with dad tomorrow?
Thanks.
[bell rings]
[instrumental music]
[cell phone beeps]
[jazz music]
So, I finally get my dad in my neck of the woods.
- It's been ages. - Oh, it hasn't been that long.
And it's less than an hour.
And you know that road does go both ways.
Yes, I know, but..
- Uh.. - Hi.
Hi!
I thought it was going to just be the two of us.
And hi to you, too.
Yeah.
- Oh, paint. - Oh.
So, what's going on, dad?
Well, yesterday, I was going through the attic
getting out all the Christmas decorations
and I saw something that reminded me
'of a promise you both made to your mother.'
'So, welcome to Christmas sister brunch.'
'The brunch both of you promised your mother you would have'
and unless I'd missed something, you haven't had it in two years.
- I've been.. - Busy.
Yeah. Well, you're not busy now.
Okay, I guess it's just us.
Yup.
So, enjoy your brunch..
...and keep the promise that you made to your late mother.
Got it?
- Got it. - Got it.
Anyway, Merry Christmas, my darling daughters.
- Nice sweater. - Oh.
Nice everything.
So how are Piper and Gabe?
Oh, good. I guess.
- You guess? - Wha.. I..
Gabe's either running around like a human tornado or sleeping
and I've only seen the top of Piper's head this year.
I mean, I feel silly saying that I miss them
since they live with me, but I...I do.
Is Blake good about seeing them?
Oh, he is. Yeah.
But he's, he's getting remarried
so he's kind of distracted.
But he has them this week though.
- Are you okay with-- - Oh, please. Yeah.
Sometimes I like his fiancée more than him.
'It's just..'
Oh, it reminds me that I haven't been on a date
in a really long time.
Mm.
Well, at least there's somethin' we still have in common.
[elevator dings]
Oh, this place is kinda fancy.
So, how's work?
Good, except our office manager quit unexpectedly
and now I'm in charge of the Christmas party.
Oh. Well, that's fun.
You are the most organized.
Apparently.
Well, it's good to know I'm not the only one with work issues.
Work issues? You've been at the same school forever.
I thought you'd be on autopilot by now.
Oh, it's Winter Wonderland.
Which is the same every year.
There's a new sponsor donating big bucks
so Principal Sumner's extra involved.
Not that he'll ever let it be that different.
Ugh! I wish I was doing your party.
Then at least I could coast.
Ice Rink, Hot Cocoa Corner, Santa's Village.
Anyone could do it.
- Oh, really? - Really.
Try planning a party for stuffy real estate developers.
[scoffs] Easy.
- Oh, really? - Really.
Especially with all the free time I'd have
since I wouldn't be responsible
for the feed and care of two other humans.
Piper and Gabe are low maintenance.
I can be the mom.
I'd love to see you in your fancy designer everything
trying to be the mom.
My fancy designer?
What does that even mean?
You should try living alone
'in the city with a high-pressure job.'
It's not all glamor and designer shoes.
Jimmy Choos?
Okay, fine. I have nice shoes.
But you still don't understand how hard my life really is.
You have carpools and teacher lounges.
Your weekends are spa visits and fancy parties.
That is all work. I have no personal life.
'I'm exhausted.'
Quite frankly, running Winter Wonderland
in my sweat pants sounds like a vacation.
Oh. That is so typical.
You have never appreciated how hard it is to do what I do.
I would love to be pampered and pretty all day
while planning a party with full creative control.
I would rock it.
- Really? - Really.
Prove it.
How? Doing..
Oh, come on.
We haven't done that since the infamous Tom Kinder fiasco.
- We'd get caught. - I wouldn't.
Piper and Gabe would know.
Although, it is Blake's week to have them.
No.. This is absurd.
[sighs] Whatever you think.
[sighs]
Don't you have a ton of meetings?
No.
Miss Aldrin made sure this party
is my number one project.
Is school almost out?
Today was the first day break.
It could be fun.
- It would be crazy. - Maybe.
But mom did want us to spend more time together.
(Kate) 'We'll do a test run this afternoon.'
'If at any point it looks like we're gonna get caught'
'we end this.'
(Chris) 'Ugh, are these a size two?'
(Kate) 'Just say you spilled something.'
[sighs]
[instrumental music]
Stand up straighter. Look..
Bossy?
Authoritative.
[sighs]
[chuckles] Boy, you never listened to mom.
Seriously?
Well, check your e-mail.
I sent you a quick note on what you can expect.
[scoffs]
"A quick note?"
Those are bullet points, and it's color coordinated.
Well, it will get you through the day.
Is what I gave you enough?
I'll figure it out. We'll check in after.
[instrumental music]
[indistinct chatter]
[elevator dings]
Let me help.
Oh.
Jeans, huh?
Oh, I, I, um, I spilled coffee.
[chuckles] Happens to me all the time.
There you go.
- Thank you. - Sure thing.
- See you, Kate. - Yeah. Thanks...you.
[instrumental music]
Chris, you're on time for a change.
Principal Sumner, you're not alone.
No, I am not.
Chris Dixon, I want you to meet our generous new sponsor
'Tom Kinder.'
Hello.
I'm sorry, it.. You just look familiar.
Have we met before?
Um, I don't, I don't know where from.
- I felt.. - Um..
But maybe you've met my sister.
Kate Lockhart?
Well, that's funny.
I-I have met your sister a-a long time ago.
Chris is the head of our Art Department.
And she's been a part of the Winter Wonderland planning
for the past ten years.
- Oh, well, that explains it. - Explains what?
Well, I've been lookin' at the plans
for the carnival for this year
and I realized that they look exactly the same
as all the plans for the last decade.
[chuckles]
Well, it's perfected.
Well, I would argue that they're a little bit...stale.
But I figure with, uh, my donation
we can, we can expand this year.
- That's a wonderful idea. - Ah, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Um, the event is less than two weeks away
from being executed.
- Plenty of time. - Yeah, we'll..
We're gonna make it a priority.
- 'The top.' - Oh, hold on--
You know what we should do?
We should get together, go over some ideas.
- Get together? - Great!
Oh, wait, my in-laws are in town.
Chris will go to your place.
Uh, dad, we're gonna be late for dinner.
Dylan, come here, I want you to meet, uh
two members of your new school's faculty.
This is Principal Sumner
and this is Ms. Dixon.
Dylan Kinder, uh, new freshman this year.
- A delight to meet you, Dylan. - Hi, Dylan.
Well, we're going over to my cousin's place for dinner
um, so, what do you think tomorrow afternoon?
- 'Perfect.' - Okay. Good.
Well, nice to meet you, uh, Chris. Okay.
That went well!
Yeah.
[instrumental music]
- Hey. - Huh! Oh.
- You okay? - Yes, fine.
How may I help you, uh, Emily?
[Emily chuckles]
Um...I was just coming
to make sure you got the calls
that came in while you were at your brunch.
Yes, thank you.
Seriously, are you okay?
I-I'm just looking at this Christmas party
the office manager left.
She hardly did anything.
[knocks]
- Hey, Greg. - Hey.
(Greg) 'So, I noticed this little puppy didn't quite'
make it back into the tote.
- Oh! Ooh. - Oh!
(Greg) 'Mm.'
I'm fine.
You should probably ice that.
Yeah. Ooh!
Oh, hey, the rumors are true, huh?
You're in charge of the Christmas party?
Oh, well, somebody has to do it.
Good luck. And try to avoid Poetry Slam Santa again.
That's a thing?
You don't remember?
Oh, I.. Yeah, must have blocked it out.
[chuckles] Wise.
Um, hey, d-do you, uh, have any suggestions
for what the people might like?
I mean, I-I have a lot of ideas.
I have a ton of ideas, but you know the office better.
I doubt that. You've been here longer than I have.
Oh, um, you have a little s-smudge.
Oh.
Hazards of being an architect who likes to do things
the old-fashioned way.
Excuse me.
Your sister called, and she wants you
to call her back from your cell from
and I'm quoting, "A secure location, ASAP."
What.. How much does he wanna change it?
Well, more than I bargained for, which was none.
Apparently, Tom has all these ideas.
Are you sure this is the same guy
you had a crush on all those years ago?
Positive. He recognized me too.
Well, as you.
And did your insta-crush return like when you guys were young?
No. What.. No, of course not.
Well, I remember that you were really upset
when he stood you up.
Yeah, that was a long time ago.
Okay, well, anyway, we'll end the switch.
And I'll probably get to know him pretty well
since we'll be working at the carnival together.
So if you want, I can just..
I can introduce you two when it's over.
- Or.. - 'Or?'
We could keep going.
Wait, what do.. What do you mean? You want..
You want to keep going with the switch?
Well...yeah, I mean, I've been wanting to hang around
in sweats for a while.
Ha-ha. No, seriously. The changes.
Are you up for that?
Yeah, I don't think it'll be that big of a deal.
Are you up for keeping going?
Oh..
Absolutely.
[instrumental music]
(Kate) 'Oh, I forgot how much Littleton likes to do up Christmas.'
[sighs]
Our lives could not be any more different.
(Chris) 'No kidding.'
'When did that happen?'
(Kate) 'High school. Senior Year.'
We took different paths.
But we kept on going.
Last chance. Are you sure you wanna go through with this?
Well, it's only a few days, and..
Well, after tomorrow, Gabe and Piper will be with Blake
'so you're all set.'
Good.
'Are you okay?'
I am.
Alright. Well, good luck, Chris.
Good luck, Kate.
[door closes]
Merry Christmas!
[door closes]
Merry Christmas!
[instrumental music]
[growling]
[barks]
Hi, Happy.
- Oh, hey, Piper. - Hey.
We're out of peanut butter.
[whimpering]
And so it begins.
[alarm beeping]
[sighs]
[alarm rings]
Mm.
Oh.
Oh, Chris.
[chuckles]
Kate.
Wow.
Hmm.
And this I could get used to.
Huh! Now I could get used to this.
[whimpering]
I promise, the food's the same.
Okay.
"Feed dog, breakfast.."
Oh.
[instrumental music]
Healthy.
How do you even cook that?
Oh! Shoot!
Oh.
[Happy whimpering]
Don't judge me.
Oh, good morning.
Sorry, the bacon's a little bit...burnt.
- So-- - Can I have a glass of milk?
Sure.
So, your father, he's--
Strawberry and yogurt, please.
What? Who..
Oh, sure, yogurt.
- Okay. So-- - Oh, that's two percent.
I drink whole milk.
Right. Whole milk.
I need a spoon.
Mm-hmm.
Where's the eggs?
Eggs!
Mm-hmm.
Uh..
Now, before you tell me this isn't how you eat your eggs
your father is going to be here any minute to pick you up
and I hope that you've packed
and I'm sure you're gonna have a great time
and I love you both.
Dad's not coming.
- He's not? - Change of plans.
- 'He can't take us this week.' - What?
So, we'll be here, all week.
Here, all week?
Oh. Wow! That's unexpected.
I'm gonna make a phone call.
To who?
Uh, my sister.
I'm going to see if my sister's up for a visit.
- She's too busy. - Aunt Kate's always too busy.
What.. What.. No, that's not how it is.
Aunt Kate.. Her life is..
She's..
Okay, she's really busy, but she loves you very, very much.
It doesn't matter.
- It doesn't matter? - Because you're here.
And we're so excited to spend
all of our vacation time together.
- Playing video games. - And shopping.
- Ice skating. - Singing carols.
♪ Oh Christmas tree oh Christmas tree ♪♪
Wait a second.
Okay, okay, when did you guys figure it out?
When mom called to tell us.
- She told you? - We would've known.
You're twins. You're not clones.
Well, okay, you can ha-ha all the way to your father's.
- Oh, no, that part was true. - We're staying here.
There's no way we'd miss this.
Of course, I told them. I'm not gonna lie to my children.
Yeah, but now they wanna stay here all week.
How am I supposed to juggle them and Winter Wonderland?
[chuckles] Well, you're the one who wanted to walk in my shoes. Oh.
Um, but hey, if you don't think you can handle it..
Uh, that tactic does not work on me.
Well, let me know 'cause I'm almost there.
Let me just see how the meeting with Tom and Sumner goes.
Okay.
Okay. You guys wanna stay here? That's fine.
But there are gonna be some changes.
- That's a lot of pink. - Ha-ha.
I'm not sure what to get my niece, so I'm ridin' the cliché.
- Oh, how old is she? - Uh, eight.
Oh, yeah, that's a tough age.
'Cause they're out of the cuddly stage
but they haven't quite entered the terrible teens yet.
I didn't know you knew so much about kids.
Well, my sister has two children.
- Oh. - Yeah.
She talks about them all the time.
Which reminds me, I need to go shopping for them.
So no gift cards from Aunty Kate?
Uh, no, no.
Aunty Kate is gonna be a lot more involved this year.
What's that?
I believe they're known as towels.
I thought we could fold them together.
A little family bonding time.
But mom does laundry.
Well, your mother's not here.
And I'm not doing it alone.
[cell phone ringing]
Hey! Not much, hold on.
[instrumental music]
Hey, pal, it's time to earn your keep.
[whining]
[chuckles]
Whoa! What's that?
Oh, it's my Christmas Dream Board.
Yeah, I have so many ideas stored up
but I have to visualize before I actualize.
Hey, go..
- Oh, hey, a dream board. Cool! - Yeah.
Hey, so, um, no biggie, I'm gonna cut out early though.
Go shopping for my niece. You know, it's kinda slow.
And I thought maybe you'd like to come with.
In that way you could shop for your niece and nephew too
and maybe help out a poor uncle?
- I'll grab my purse. - Okay.
[instrumental music]
Hey, why don't you just put those in the dishwasher?
It's broken.
Mom's been meaning to get it fixed
but she's been too busy.
Oh, that will not do.
[doorbell rings]
- Have a nice day. - Thank you.
What's that?
Cookies for today's meeting.
Ah, ah, ah.
Why didn't you make 'em yourself?
You're adorable.
So, uh, I checked with my brother
apparently Zoe's going through a big science phase lately.
- Oh, a STEM girl. - Hm?
Science, technology, engineering, and math.
Yeah.
Yeah, have you considered getting her a tour
of the Denver Museum For Nature And Science?
It's really cool. Yeah.
I could get you a schedule if you want.
And she's artistic too.
What other secrets are you hiding, Kate Lockhart?
Winter Wonderland is less than two weeks away now.
Embrace the opportunity for change next year.
Yes, the time crunch is an issue
but that doesn't mean we can't make some improvements.
Take the ice skating rink.
What's wrong with the ice skating rink?
People love ice skating.
Chris, we agreed the ice rink was out
the first year you took over.
We did?
I mean, of-of course we did.
- Why? - It was too expensive.
Well, now it's not.
Uh, just out of curiosity
why is having the ice skating rink back
so important to you?
You know, I have fond memories of ice skating there.
Knock, knock! It's me.
Katie, what are you doin' here?
Well.. Dad.
We really have to get his eyesight
prescription pre-checked.
It's Chris!
Excuse us one second.
Dad, how did you know it was me?
[chuckles] I'm your father.
It's literally my job to tell you apart.
What's goin' on?
Okay, remember in Mrs. Paulson's trig class
when Chris and I, we kinda got caught?
Oh, you're not doin' the twin sister switch again?
Well, you said you wanted us to spend more time together.
Yeah, but I thought you'd go shopping
or get your nail done, not this.
It's just until Winter Wonderland
and then we're switching back.
But why?
Well, Chris was comparing how my life
is so much easier than hers.
Oh, and then you countered with her life is easier.
Yeah, but then, it turned into a way
for Chris to have the freedom to plan
the kind of Christmas party she's always wanted to
and, and I could get out of planning my office one.
But at this point, I think it wasn't the best decision
because I may have gone from the frying pan into the fire.
Sorry to interrupt.
I have to go pick up Dylan from my cousin's.
Uh, Tom Kinder, this is my father, Ed Lockhart.
- Nice to meet you, sir. - Likewise.
I'm just gonna go in and say hi to the kids, Chris.
How bad is your dad's eyesight?
Well, in his defense
Kate and I are identical twins.
Twins?
Yeah, didn't I..
I mean, didn't Kate tell you that
she had an identical twin sister?
Oh, man, I only met her the one time
but I think that's something that I would've recalled.
Half your lights are out.
Oh. Well, they're gonna have to stay that way.
Since someone decided
to make some improvements to Winter Wonderland
at the last minute.
I'll make it up to ya.
See ya.
[instrumental music]
[sighs] Looks like I did more shopping than you.
So, how goes the Christmas party planning?
Uh, slow.
Do you need some help with that?
'I mean, it's the least I can do'
after you pitched in for me today.
- Well, I-- - 'I mean..'
'Unless you'd prefer to work alone'
which I totally respect.
I just, um..
I think we w-work well together.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Morning. - Oh, good morning.
- What's that? - This is pressed juice.
Your arteries will thank me later.
[whimpering]
[doorbell rings]
Tom.
I figured fixing your Christmas lights
was the least I could do.
[cell phone ringing]
- Hello. - Hey.
Last minute notice, I know, but.. Oh, thanks, Mas.
Are you available for some lunch?
'Maybe some Christmas party brainstorming?'
I've had these ideas buzzin' through my head all morning.
We're running short on time.
Um, yeah, sure, I'm-I'm just decorating my sis..
Um, the condo.
I could swing by, I mean, unless..
- Am I being too pushy? - No. Uh..
No, I'd love the company.
Alright. I'll be right there.
[instrumental music]
Oh.
[sighs]
Oh, how did you fix it so fast?
Well, they call me the Christmas Lights Whisperer.
[both chuckle]
- Hey. - Hi.
Tom fixed the lights.
Oh, did he now.
Are you still up for the Lights Walk?
I wanna get a star for the top of the tree this year.
- Sure. - Lights Walk?
It's a tradition here in Littleton.
Uh, Maple Street is blocked off at both ends
and people come for the music and the samples at the stores.
Why do they call it a Lights Walk?
Because all the stores like to try to outdo each other
with Christmas light decorations.
- Hah! - Mm-hmm.
Something you might appreciate.
- Okay. - You wanna come along with us?
I'm sure my daughter won't mind.
Well, I-I would, I would love to.
Great.
- Okay.. - Perfect spot.
Oh, so here is my list.
Oh, great. And here are my ideas.
Hmm.
"Christmas wish tree?"
Yeah, I've always wanted to do that.
Everyone writes their wish on a cutout shaped like a star
and hangs it on the tree.
- What? - I just-I just, I..
I didn't expect this from you.
Well, what did you expect?
Uh, canapés and string quartets.
- Oh. - I like this side of you.
♪ This is my time of the year ♪♪
- "Ugly sweater contest." - A classic.
- "Secret Santa!" - "Secret Santa!"
[indistinct chatter]
Here you go.
- Thank you. - Merry Christmas.
This is the kind of experience I wanted
when we moved here from LA.
Really? How so?
You know, for one thing it feels like Christmas.
And also, I like small towns, you know.
Growing up here, all I wanted to do
was get out of Littleton.
Denver was so exciting by comparison.
Shopping and restaurants, the theater.
Denver is less than an hour away. I mean, come on.
In LA, that's like, uh, it's a daily commute.
Do you go into Denver often?
Yeah, all the time. I mean, that's why I like it here.
It's just, it's got the best of both worlds.
Ah! I guess I never really thought about it like that.
- Now you can. - 'Mom.'
Mom?
- Mom! - Oh, yes.
- The tree topper. - How do you like it?
[gasps] I think it's perfect.
[instrumental music] 770 00: 40: 25,690 -> 00: 40: 28,291 ♪ Oh pohon Natal ♪ 771 00: 40: 28,326 -> 00: 40: 30,827 ♪ Oh pohon Natal ♪ 772 00: 40: 30,862 -> 00: 40: 35,331 ♪ Kesenangan Anda telah memberi saya ♪ 773 00: 40: 35,367 -> 00: 40: 37,634 ♪ Oh pohon Natal ♪ 774 00: 40: 37,669 -> 00: 40: 39,669 ♪ Oh pohon Natal ♪ 775 00: 40: 39,704 -> 00: 40: 44,541 ♪ Kesenangan Anda telah memberi saya ♪ 776 00: 40: 44,576 -> 00: 40: 48,778 ♪ Seberapa sering memiliki pohon Natal ♪ 777 00: 40: 48,814 -> 00: 40: 53,149 ♪ Mewujudkan saya ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪
Oh, the gingerbread architecture idea is gonna be so much fun.
And I'll make sure that all the proceeds
go to Habitat For Humanity.
Alright, I can come up with the dimensions
but I need the gingerbread.
Oh, I can do it. I love baking.
Who are you and what have you done with Kate Lockhart?
I.. I could tell you.
But I like you much better alive.
[cell phone ringing]
- That's my sister. - Okay, talk to you soon.
Okay.
Hey, how are the kids doin'?
Oh, yeah, they're fine. I just called to check in.
(Greg) Forgot my keys.
Whoa! You guys really do look alike.
Uh, hi, I'm Greg.
Hi, Greg.
Okay, well, exit, take two. Bye, Chris.
- See ya, Kate. - Bye.
(Kate) 'Chris.'
What is Greg doing in my condo?
What? He's helping me plan the party.
Chris, he thinks you're me.
Well, Tom thinks you're me.
(Kate) 'Uh, this is a problem.'
We agreed that we wouldn't let
the switch affect our real lives.
I know.
(Kate) 'So that only means one thing.'
No romance. For either of us.
Yeah. It's the only way.
'Agreed?'
Agreed.
[instrumental music]
[indistinct chatter]
Hey, Leo's mom will be here any second to pick you up.
Here is some money for popcorn and water.
No soda. That stuff will rot you from the inside out.
- True story. - I'm ten years old.
I'll have time to recover.
- Hey, stand right here. - 'I'll be over in 15.'
(Piper) 'I have so much last minute shopping to do.'
Hey, nobody understands the lure of technology
more than I do.
Ten seconds. You can do it.
Zoe, let me call you back.
You should be in it.
- Me? - Yeah, you're family.
Ten seconds. You can do it.
Okay, on the count of three, say, "Merry Christmas!"
One, two, three.
(all) Merry Christmas!
(Greg) Hey.
- Secret Santa? - Mm-hm.
Ah.
[chuckles] Hey, uh, you wanna grab some lunch?
You know, we could talk about the dimensions
for those gingerbread templates.
- I can't. - Okay.
[cell phone beeps]
- Everything okay? - Um..
Yeah, it...it's Piper and Gabe.
(Greg) 'Ah, they're cute. Wait, they look just like you.'
I-I guess that's not surprising.
I just miss them so much.
I'm-I'm gonna call and check up on them.
They're lucky to have an aunt like you.
That is great news. I'll be by later to take a look.
Thank you.
Oh, you are exactly right.
I do need a walk.
(Tom) Hey!
Hi.
Another thing I like about small towns.
You get to run into people you like.
- And their dogs. - Oh, do you have a dog?
No, I do not.
Hmm. Well, adopt. Don't shop.
Absolutely.
Wh-what, uh, shelter did you use?
Uh, actually, my sister got him.
- Kate? - Mm-hm.
- That was nice of her. - Hey, uh..
You will be happy to know that the ice rink
is being constructed as we speak
right in the center of Winter Wonderland as requested.
- Excellent. - Mm-hm.
Are there any outdoor ice rinks in LA?
Uh, there's a little one by the beach.
But I never really had time to go.
- Work? - 24/7.
- Yeah. - But not anymore.
What are you, joinin' the circus, are you?
[chuckles] That's the next phase.
Right now, I'm steppin' down from my law practice.
Oh. To do what?
I'm doin' angel investing for start-up companies.
People with great ideas, but limited resources.
It's called Kinder Angels.
Best part about it is I get to work from home
and not miss the most important parts of Dylan's life.
- Where are you headed? - Oh, back home. Yeah.
Then back to work.
There's this little carnival thing
I'm trying to put together last minute.
Oh, yeah, yeah. I've heard about that.
Yeah.
You know, if you wanna run any ideas by me, just call.
Or for any reason.
- You have my number. - I do.
Okay. See you.
- Bye. - Bye.
Come on. Happy.
- There you are. - What's going on?
- Jasper's here. - Jasper?
Total surprise. Ms. Aldrin sent me to find you.
Ms. Aldrin.. Wait-wait, what? Why?
Jasper didn't like getting a new project manager
and insists on speaking with you or he might walk.
- Oh, no, no, no, no-- - Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes.
- Right now. - Ah, but, but..
I-I'm not ready! At all.
- You know this. - No, I-I don't.
- I-I really don't. - 'Kate!'
Um.. Ju.. Just give me a minute.
[cell phone ringing]
- Hey, everything okay? - No, everything is not okay!
Some guy named Jasper is here, and he wants to talk to only you
so they want me in the conference room right now
and I don't know what to do.
You have to go in that conference room.
Okay, that is not what I thought you would say.
Jasper is my biggest client.
If he's there, it means it's important.
I can't have him think that I'm blowing him off.
But I don't even know what it is that you do.
Well, you're about to find out.
- 'Is your hair down?' - Yeah.
Good. Put the Bluetooth in and follow my lead.
Okay.
[Bluetooth device beeps]
(Ms. Aldrin) I saw her come in. So, any second.
Kate! At last!
- Mister.. - Just Jasper.
- "Just Jasper?"
(Jasper) 'I like that. You can use that as my new nickname.'
So, what brings you here?
I was just telling Mrs. Aldrin
'that I'm upset, Kate. Very upset.'
- The units aren't selling. - "The units aren't selling?"
No, I can hear him. Remind him that it's December.
Well, as you know, it is December.
And as we discussed, it is not a good time..
It's not a good time..
- 'To buy.' - To buy.
I know, but I'm worried.
- I understand. - I understand.
(Kate) 'You have a lot at stake.'
- You have a lot at stake. - I do.
But we are gonna make sure that the Jasper Tower Properties..
But we are gonna make certain that Jasper..
- 'Tower.' - Tower Properties..
Will be our most successful venture to date.
Is our most successful...venture.
(Jasper) I hope so. I've got a lot invested in these condos.
Uh-oh, condos.
Oh, yeah. This is right near the condo where I'm staying.
Oh, own. The condo I own.
It's right across the street.
You know, my friend Haley Blevins
she just moved in here.
Oh, she moved into Denver from Littleton
and they were complaining how hard it was to find
a really good place next to good schools.
Chris!
She said that the real estate
was geared towards singles
'and hipsters.'
- Chris! - Like mine is.
Yeah, yeah, I guess.
But have you ever thought about changing the design
'and making it more family-friendly?'
[clears throat]
You don't think it is?
We.. Well, no.
'I mean, look at this kitchen'
I mean, it's so tiny.
'I mean, you can't have a..'
...a family Christmas dinner in a kitchen that small.
You need more counter space and you need an island in there
so everyone can gather around and talk.
And then, see that wall there, that's blocking
the view into the living room.
And when it's Christmas morning
and you're doing everything, you wanna watch your kids
opening their presents next to the Christmas tree.
I mean, that's really important.
I guess I haven't thought about that.
We could move the kitchen against the east wall
create a window, and then get rid of that wall.
- That-that's a simple solution. - Yeah.
Yeah, and it would be so pretty
'cause you could see the sunrise at breakfast.
Guess I figured I'd just go after the tech boom people.
Guess everybody else did as well.
(Kate on phone) 'Yeah, I warned him about that.'
Which you did warn me about.
You think this'll help with presales?
Tell him we'll, we will do a market analysis
'of the change in demographics, but I think this could be'
'exactly what we need'
'to get this project off and running.'
Yes.
I'm gonna be a family man.
I love it!
Merry Christmas, indeed!
Good job, sis.
[instrumental music]
[telephone ringing]
Hey, any interest in helping make our building materials?
Pulled out the big guns and called my mom.
She swears by butterscotch pudding.
Well, there's only one way to find out.
[instrumental music]
♪ Gather your friends open the door ♪
♪ Light up the fire ♪
♪ It's Christmas time again ♪
♪ Shines for you and shines for me ♪
♪ This magic oh they fool me ♪
♪ Oh here he comes on the sleigh ♪
♪ It's Santa Claus ♪
♪ With the reindeers ♪
♪ Yes ♪
♪ Look at his bag ♪
♪ What's in there tell me ♪
♪ There's plenty of gifts ♪
♪ For all the kids ♪♪
I figured if I'm going to have to do this whole
Christmas event dance, I might as well enjoy the tune.
Well, it's nice to see you
finally getting into the spirit of things.
Oh, I once went to an ice hotel in Norway.
It was like an elegant fairytale.
And I thought we could bring some of that here.
Color themes in blues and whites
and lights and balloons.
Ice fire pits throughout.
- Edible silver bells. - Yes.
I saw your plans for the changes, Chris
and I must say, I'm concerned.
Where's the Snowman Bounce House?
And the Hot Cocoa Corner?
'Santa's Village?'
No more Santa's Village?
[sighs] Some things had to go
to make room for the new elements.
Mr. Sumner, Tom made a very generous donation
but it was for a reason.
So this year's Winter Wonderland could take a step up.
But we need to be practical about it, too.
It's practical.
He never was very good with changes.
Uh, honey, I-I think Mr. Sumner is concerned
that this is too sophisticated.
We're still a small town. People need things to do.
Not just admire the pretty lights.
[instrumental music]
So the gingerbread should be dry by tonight.
- So, I'll get to decorating. - Hey.
- You want some help with that? - Uh, no.
This is my domain. You'll just have to be surprised.
Oh, I like surprises.
Kate. Greg.
Um, Kate, so I just read
'the email about the Christmas party.'
"Most Festive Holiday Sweater"
and "Christmas Carol Karaoke?"
I'm just concerned that it's not really within
Aldrin Development's style.
My.. I've seen Kate's plans.
And, yes, it will be different
but, uh, I also think it's gonna be a lot of fun.
Okay.
Well, then, we'll just see.
Do you think I've made this too small-town folksy?
No, no, it's gonna be great.
You have a the talent for Christmas. Come on.
No, I was just trying to do something different.
Me too.
Are you eating my mint chocolate chip ice cream?
Yep. Mine's behind the chicken stock.
Oh.
(Kate on speaker) 'So, do you think dad and Sumner were wrong?'
No.
But, I mean, I really like your ideas too.
I think you can still use those changes, just..
Just bring back the stuff for the families with kids
so they're not bored.
Fair enough, I think there's still time.
I can call in some favors from my work contacts.
(Chris) 'Yeah, you're lucky you have a backup plan'
because if I make this party too homey
you're gonna be in trouble.
Thanks.
You know what I mean.
I do. And they'll like it.
You always make Christmas awesome.
Just like mom used to.
'Although maybe lose the karaoke.'
[instrumental music]
[cell phone beeps]
[instrumental music]
Thanks for coming over so last second.
Hey, that's how we roll.
Team Winter Wonderland.
What do you think? Because Sumner's got me nervous.
Oh, but I think you've done a great job.
Uh, especially with the curveballs I've thrown at you.
And I love the blue and white theme.
- Yeah? - Mm-hm.
Reminds me of this ice hotel in Norway.
Wha.. In Oslo? Run by the Grundersens?
- Mari and Jani? - Yes.
Yes, I went there two years ago. I spent Christmas.
- It was amazing! - Come on!
So did, did your kids love it?
I went by myself.
Yeah, uh, I do that, too, sometimes.
When Dylan's mom has him for the holidays
we, uh, rotate.
- What do you and your ex do? - Um..
Oh.. Th-that was too forward. I shouldn't have asked.
No, no, it's, um..
I think I finally got all my shopping done, even for..
Mom.
- Hey. - Hey.
Well, I have got to go
get some dinner on.
- Nice to see you. - You, too.
You should be proud of what you've done so far.
You're doin' great work.
And I can't wait to see what you do next year.
Thank you.
Sorry, Aunt Kate. Bad timing.
No, no, it was good timing, actually.
I needed to be reminded that this is just pretend.
But I mean, you do like him, right?
Mr. Kinder?
It seems like you do.
And he likes you too. You can tell.
Well, that's the problem, I like him for him
and he likes me as Chris.
Are you and mom gonna stop the switch?
I mean, it's been nice having you around.
Even if you are making me do more chores.
[instrIt's gonna be great.
♪ The leaves are fallin' ♪
♪ The days are gettin' colder ♪
♪ It's been a good year to be alive ♪
♪ We're all ready for a little vacation ♪
♪ On December ♪
♪ Twenty-five ♪
♪ We all love a lot ♪
♪ And maybe fight a little fight some.. ♪♪
Hey, how, um, are the gingerbread buildings
coming along? For the silent auction?
Oh, I'm almost done assembling them.
Here, take a look.
- 'Huh?' - 'Greg, these are amazing.'
Oh, look, Jasper Tower.
I think we should put a little family down in front.
All thanks to Kate Lockhart.
[chuckles]
Yeah.. About that..
Oh, don't be modest. Come on, I was there.
You rocked it. You should be very proud.
You are a talented lady.
It-it's funny, 'cause I feel like no one at home
appreciates what I can do.
Really? I find that impossible to believe.
Why hasn't anyone snapped you up, Greg Turner?
Well, efforts have been made, but I'm elusive.
Why?
Well, I guess I just wanna get it right the first time.
You know, find the right woman.
Fall in love, have a family.
Stay together forever.
- Easier said than done. - Yeah. Maybe.
But I still want to try.
[sighs]
[exhales sharply]
Thanks for helping me with my Christmas shopping.
[chuckles] I love any opportunity
to spend time with you, honey.
And you don't even have to pretend
you're somebody else to get me to do it.
Ah, you're hilarious.
Well, if the switch has done one thing
it's made me realize how much I miss coming back here.
[cell phone beeps]
Oh. Hold on.
Ah. Heh-heh.
[cell phone beeps]
[indistinct chatter]
[instrumental music]
Pretty sure I'm gonna win this.
[laughing]
I don't know, mine's pretty great.
Yeah, problem is, you look good
which defeats the whole purpose.
Wow!
Yeah. Well, you built them.
Yeah, but they were boring without you.
- Now, uh, now they're art. - Oh.
What's this?
Well, these are your real estate developments
recreated with gingerbread.
- Her idea. - His blueprints.
(Greg) 'And all the proceeds from the silent auction'
'go to Habitat For Humanity.'
That should do it.
And I decided you were right.
It is time for some old-fashioned fun.
My kids do love their arts and crafts.
(Greg) 'Whoa.'
[laughing]
- Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas.
She is totally winning.
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.
- Let's get a drink. - Mm.
♪ Away in a manger ♪
♪ No crib for a bed ♪
♪ The little Lord Jesus laid.. ♪
Hi.
♪ His sweet head ♪
♪ The stars in the bright sky ♪♪
- Hi. - Is that the new 3DS XL?
- Yeah. Wanna play? - Yeah.
- Mom, can we get ice cream? - Sure.
[chuckles]
Man.
I wish I could make friends that fast.
I'll get you the new 3DS L-M-N-O-P for Christmas.
[laughs] You're too kind.
So is it, is it always like this for Christmas?
Oh, always. Yeah, even when we were kids.
My sister and I used to come in here all the time
when we were their age.
And now we're the chaperones.
- How did that happen? - Quickly.
But you know what?
I feel good about where I'm at right now.
- Yeah? - 'Yeah.'
- Why's that? - I mean..
I was nervous about coming here
but so far, it's..
...it's been close to perfect.
Yeah.
[instrumental music]
[indistinct chatter]
- Hey. - Oh.
- For your Christmas wish. - Thank you.
♪ And now everybody gather around ♪
♪ Santa Claus is coming to town ♪
What'd you wish for?
♪ You know he's kids number one ♪
If I tell you, it won't come true.
♪ Seseorang pergi rasakan salju ♪
Hi.
Hey. Write down your wish.
Okay, thank you. I'll take this one with me.
♪ Tidak bisa menunggu untuk melihat wajahnya .. ♪
Now I know your secret.
♪ 'Cause you're the one we really need ♪
You totally love Christmas.
I mean, I can't believe you did this.
Well, oh, I had help.
About that. A-are you two..
Oh. No. No, he just helped with the party.
Funny how he never seemed to help Nora
when she was running the show.
But, uh, I'm just callin' it like I see it.
And I see chemistry.
That's what I thought.
♪ That we have already known.. ♪♪
[indistinct chatter]
[instrumental music]
Kate. Hi.
Looks like it's going pretty well.
- I had no doubt. - Oh.
I had enough doubt for the both of us.
What do you have there?
You're mine.
Secret Santa.
Oh.
Greg!
For you to pursue one of your
many hidden talents.
Oh. I don't even know what to say.
Thank you.
I haven't been able to buy new brushes for myself
in such a long time.
Why not?
I just don't get
that much time for myself.
Well..
I hope..
I-I mean, you know, now that the party's over, I..
...I hope it doesn't mean we have to go back..
...to the way things were.
I like this so much better.
This?
Tell me I'm not imagining it.
But, Greg, I have to tell you..
No.
Kate, what's wrong?
That's what's wrong. Kate.
- I don't get it. - 'Of course you don't.'
Because you are the nicest, most sincere, genuine guy
I've ever met and you deserve someone
who's all of those things in return.
- That's you. - No, Greg.
I am not who you think I am.
- Kate-- - No, I'm Chris.
My name is Chris Lockhart Dixon.
And I am a divorced high school teacher.
And Piper and Gabe aren't my niece and nephew
they are my children.
'And Kate's at my house right now'
running Winter Wonderland
and that's exactly where I need to be.
In Littleton, my home.
- I don't understand. - We swapped places.
'And it doesn't matter why, just that we did.'
And you deserve better.
♪ I don't want nothin' melancholy ♪
♪ Just a little eggnog and holly ♪
♪ On this holiday with you ♪
♪ So hurry up don't keep me waitin' ♪
♪ I'm in the mood for celebratin' ♪
♪ Just want a holiday for two ♪
♪ As long as I'm with you ♪
♪ I don't care what we do ♪♪
Yes.
You're gonna share those, right?
Oh, come on.
♪ Oh come ye oh come ye.. ♪♪
- Where'd you get the carolers? - Oh.
They're from the Denver Theater District.
The-the one right in the center
he's an understudy in Holiday Inn.
Wow. And you thought you couldn't pull it off.
Well, it wasn't exactly what I signed up for.
Some of the best things in life are surprises.
Now that you, uh, you know, have figured this out..
...I can ask you.
Ask me what?
Would you go to dinner with me?
Oh. Ah, uh..
That's a really long pause.
Uh, okay.
Can I just ask you a-a random question?
Okay.
When you first met Kate all those years ago
you...supposedly got along
really well.
Like, she had the biggest crush on you.
- She did? - Um, yeah.
You met and that day was straight out of the storybooks.
And you had promised to meet up with her later
and go ice skating, but you didn't show up.
Oh, I did.
Just a little earlier than we agreed on.
And found her kissing another guy.
Oh. Blake.
Blake Dixon. That-that's why you didn't show up.
So Blake Dixon was your boyfriend?
Yeah. No. W-w-we had switched.
I mean, I just assumed that it was her
but it wasn't her, it was...you.
Um..
[sighs] Tom, there is something that I-I need to..
[instrumental music]
Look, I'm so sorry. I just, I.. One second.
Alright.
You were supposed to call before you got to Littleton.
- It's over. - What's over?
- Everything. - How did it go?
Well, great, amazing, better than expected.
And then Greg kissed me
and-and I spilled everything like I do when I get nervous
and, and it wasn't pretty. I told him everything.
- I know you're mad. - How are you feeling?
- What? Me? - Yes.
You, my sister.
How are you feeling about what happened?
Well, I'm upset.
And sad. I liked Greg a lot.
It's been so long.
And you know what's good for that?
Hot cocoa. Meet me behind Santa's village.
[instrumental music]
- Thank you. - Thanks.
Is there anything we haven't done?
I think the ice skating.
Ice skating? Yeah, that sounds like fun.
Alright, you know, when we switched
in Mrs. Paulson's trig class
I don't remember it being quite this complicated.
Yeah, except maybe when mom found out.
- Yeah, that wasn't fun. - Not at all.
- I miss her. - Me, too.
Is that why you stopped coming back here
because it reminds you of her?
I never really thought about it.
Maybe, in part.
Well, dad misses you.
And the kids miss you.
So do I.
I miss you, too.
It's been one of the best parts about the switch
being able to talk to you more.
Same.
And how you saved the Jasper Tower property.
Right? Yeah, I was pretty proud of myself.
Well, you should be. You did a really great job.
And I really appreciate it.
Thank you.
You know, I admit it. I, I've been really jealous of you.
It's everything that you have.
Your clothes, your career
your freedom. I..
- Me, I'm, I'm just-- - One of the best people I know.
Seriously, you don't get how awesome you are.
I've never worked so hard than I have being Chris.
And you do this day in and day out.
And it's not all your fault, by the way, that we've drifted.
I've been kinda jealous, too.
Of what? My laundry?
You have people to share your life with. I don't.
All I do is work.
I've never really even fallen in love.
What about Tom Kinder?
- We were just kids. - Well, you're not now. So..
Oh..
I hear ya.
[exhales sharply] What a mess.
- We'll figure it out. - Yeah.
In the meantime, Tom is gonna ask you to dinner.
- I promise I'll say no. - Thank you.
And things will be fine with Greg.
I can feel it.
[instrumental music]
Mom?
- Yes? - Yes?
Oh..
(Sumner) 'Kate Lockhart?'
- Yes? - Yes?
Kate, so glad you could
finally make it back to our carnival.
Principal Sumner, it is so good to see you.
My sister was just telling me about your idea
of using the surplus of Mr. Kinder's generous donation
to finally address the supply needs of the teachers.
I think it's a wonderful idea.
Yes. Thank you, Principal Sumner.
And I think it's a great idea, too.
The Art Department, especially
has really come through with this carnival.
Yes. Of course.
Very excited.
You must be Tom.
It's great to see you, Kate.
Oh. It's been a while since I've seen my niece.
- So if you don't mind.. - I'll find you.
Uh..
Tom, I..
There's something I have to tell you.
- 'Chris.' - Yes?
Greg. Whoa, ooh.. Mm..
- Greg! - Chris.
- Kate! - Oh.
- Who is he? - Greg.
- Who's he? - Tom.
Alright. But, uh, who exactly are you?
I'm..
I'm Kate Lockhart.
Nice to meet you.
[chuckles]
Tom, Tom, if you'll just--
Kate, wa-wait.
[sighs] Well..
- I-I-I have to-- - Kate, wait, just..
Can help me with Chris?
'Please.'
[instrumental music]
- Dad, did you see that? - Yeah.
You're looking good.
I'm glad you're back.
It's nice that we're all here.
Not everyone.
[dog whining]
[chuckles]
Hi.
I came to see how you're doing.
Now we're all together.
Aunt Kate, are you gonna stay for Christmas morning?
Definitely.
Chris, Kate, how do you feel about opening up
a couple of Christmas presents now?
Well, thanks.
For both my girls.
From your mom.
Did you just find them?
Is this what made you think of the Christmas Sister Brunch?
I found them in the attic when I was getting out
those Christmas decoration.
You know how your mom loved to hide presents.
All over the house.
All year long. Now, open them.
Your mother remembered how much you both liked to skate together
when you were younger.
- Let's do more of that. - Definitely.
[doorbell rings]
Greg, what are you doing here?
Hello, Chris.
I hope you don't mind me coming here. I just, I had to see you.
Oh. Well, how did you find me?
Oh, you've, uh, you mentioned Winter Wonderland
so I started there.
And then, uh, then Kate--
- Kate? - 'Yeah, the real Kate.'
She told me I'd find you here.
- I see. - 'Hm.'
This is more like it.
I kept thinking the condo was pretty, but...not you.
Yeah. Well, this is the real me.
The real me.
I like the real you.
'I-I also liked the other you.'
I guess I pretty much like you
'in all forms.'
And how else can I explain it?
You know, I saw Kate every day for three years
'and...nothing'
but I know the moment that was you in her place.
You wore jeans and you spilled those papers.
[chuckles] Greg, I'm..
I'm a suburban single mom.
So?
Are you sure you're okay with that?
[sighs] Only one way to find out.
Everyone, this is Greg Turner.
- Hi. - Hi.
Gabriel Dixon. Son.
It's nice to meet you, Gabriel.
[Chris chuckles]
Thanks for having me. I appreciate it.
'Nice to meet you.'
[laughs] So..
Where are you going?
I need to return
to Winter Wonderland.
- I'll be back soon. - You better.
Oh, you are gonna get so sick of seeing me.
I can't wait.
[indistinct chatter]
Oh. Okay. Hi. Uh-huh.
Whoa!
Gotcha.
Tom.
Hello...Kate.
Sorry about walking away like that earlier.
Oh. You should not be the one apologizing.
I-I-I can't believe you still wanna talk to me.
I always knew there was more to the story, then and now.
When we were younger, my sister and I
we used to switch places, just for fun.
And the last time we did was the day that you and I met
but I had someplace to be
but I-I really wanted to be with you.
And now, this whole time?
Was me.
Chris and I first started to do it
just to see how the other one lived.
- But then you came along. - And?
I didn't wanna go back.
I wanted to be with you.
Alright, I give you fair warning.
This might sound a little..
You ever meet someone..
...who just makes you feel at home?
Once.
On two occasions.
[gasps] Just to be clear
I'm Kate Lockhart.
I'm single, I have no children.
I work in real estate development
and I live in Denver.
Any chance I can convince you to come up to Littleton
a little more often?
Hm..
There's a really good chance.
Well, Denver's not so far, anyways.
[chuckles] I heard the road goes both directions.
We will have to test that theory
but not tonight.
I have another plan.
And what would that be?
Unfinished business.
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♪ Holy night ♪
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♪ Mother and child ♪
♪ Holy infant ♪
♪ So tender and mild ♪
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