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And hey, it's a week
before Thanksgiving.

And believe it or not, only
five weeks until Christmas.

And that means only five
more chances for you to win.

So call now.

And if you're our
55th caller, you'll

be one of this
week's lucky people--

[gasps]

--eligible to win our
weekly holiday vacation

giveaway, a trip for two
to beautiful Playa Del

Carmen, Mexico.

So call now for that
special stocking stuffer

for that special someone.

Hello?

Hi!

Oh, my God, I can't
believe I got through!

Hi, my name is Hillary Burns.

[phone rings]

Oh, it's my fiancé calling.

Just, can you just
hang on one second?

Don't go anywhere.

OK.

Jason?

I got through to
the radio station!

Hang on, hang on.

Hi, are you there?

Hi, OK, yes.

My number is 555-8656.

Yes!

OK, thank you.

Thank you.

What?

Oh, my favorite Christmas song.

Yeah, that's easy.

It's "Gloria."

You know, (SINGING) angels
we have heard on high.

OK, thank you!

Jason, I got through
to the radio station.

Can you believe it?

We are finally in the running
for our trip to Mexico.

It could be our honeymoon.

What?

Mexico?

Hillary, we have palm
trees and sand here.

[scoffs]

[phone rings]

Hillary, are you there, honey?

It's mom.

Hang on, hang on.

Hello?

It's my mom on the machine.

One sec.

I need to know it that
fiancé of yours will eat yam.

I've never met anyone who would
turn down my yam casserole,

but--

Hillary?

--call me, honey.

She wants to know
if you like yams.

You like yams, don't you?

That's not next weekend, is it?

Yes, honey.

That is traditionally
Thanksgiving weekend.

I don't know if I can do it now.

I have three cases
I have to research.

I have a hearing--

Oh, no, no, no.

You are not bailing on me again.

I promised my mother that
she would finally meet you.

I mean, seriously.

They're starting to
think I made you up.

OK, fine.

But I have to
bring work with me.

They have Wi-Fi?

Yes!

Oh, they're playing my
favorite Christmas song.

Listen.

[music - "gloria"]

What?

[humming]

Oh, uh, got to go.

Yes, Mr. Sharpel.

Yeah, I have all
the work with me.

I'm on my way now.

(SINGING) Gloria.

Hello?

Hello?

OK, I'm a little
freaked out that you

picked this assignment.

Couldn't we have just done that
safe little Los Villa street

fair?

Sophie, this is the real deal.

These people, they
lost their livelihoods,

their savings, their homes.

You should be hungry
for a story like this.

Well, it's after 2:00, and
all I'm hungry for is lunch.

Let's eat.

I can't.

I'm saving my appetite.

Jason's taking me out to dinner.

Dude, that man is
a serious snag.

I know.

His online dating profile
would be so perfect,

no one would believe it.

Tall, dark, handsome
lawyer who's

responsible and
financially sound?

Please.

And I finally have a man to
take home for the holidays.

I don't have to listen
to my mother preach

to me about how I'm going to
be a spinster or a lesbian.

Or both.

Oh, wow.

That's just sad.

Well, at least he's employed.

He's our first interview.

Come on.

Let's go.

Ugh.

Hi, excuse me.

Oh!

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

My name is Hillary Burns.

I'm with the Post Park Herald.

Can I ask you a few questions?

Sure.

Is this your full-time job?

Acting is my full-time job.

I'm sorry.

I really-- I can't
hear you in there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hi.

I said acting is
my full-time job,

and today I'm playing
a large cell phone.

[laughs] Yeah.

Oh, crap.

I knew it.

Come on, we gotta go back
to the office right now.

Why?

What's going on?

The paper went bankrupt.

It's shutting down.

Why?

Well, actually, the readership
of books, newspapers,

and magazines has been
on decline for years.

Cell phone guy's right.

Print's dead.

I love print.

Ow.

So do I!

Print's great!

[honking]

Hillary, I told you,
I need that job.

It's not even a real
job anyway, right?

It was just some
part-time thing.

What does it matter?

I don't know.

Did you read the
piece I did last month

about the local pound?

Uh, yeah, sure.

We saved, like, 100 animals
from being euthanized.

Hill, you know
when we're married,

you're not going
to have to work.

I want to work.

Fine.

You can busy yourself throwing
benefits and fundraisers

for every single
dog pound, kennel,

and petting zoo in a 100-mile
radius of Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh?

An new VP position opened
up in our Pittsburgh office.

And I guarantee I'm the
top pick for this position.

Why?

Because I have my priorities
straight, and I'm ruthless.

And Sharpel knows it.

I have proven him
time and time again

that I'm not afraid to
make the tough decisions.

And that's what
brings the money in.

So if you get this promotion,
we'll be moving to Pittsburgh?

Sure.

Why not?

It's where the money is.

Because all our
friends are here.

My family's here.

And we have a life here.

What am I going to
do in Pittsburgh?

Be my wife.

You're such a good lawyer.

I'm sure there'll be
other promotions, right?

Maybe something
closer to home, right?

[phone rings]

I have to get this.

Mr. Sharpel.

Yes, I've already
looked it over,

and you can consider it done.

I've already completed
the entire thing, sir.

I'm not letting him keep
one foot out the door.

Hey, do you not have Wi-Fi?

Internet?

Forget it.

No, I am not eating in bad.

Late night snacking
will not make me fat.

OK, I got to go.

See you next weekend.

Love you, bye.

Oh, maybe we should set a date.

Now that I'm not
working, I actually

have time to plan a wedding.

What do you think
about March or April?

Spring weddings are
always the prettiest.

Plus, you get the
nicest flowers.

But then there's
always the rain.

Do you think we should
get our kids baptized?

I mean, I'm not really
here or there about it.

I guess we can let them
make their own decision,

and then we'll guide
them, of course.

And what about circumcision?

I was watching this
documentary about it.

And they say it's more hygienic,
but I'm not really sure--

I don't think this
is going to work.

What?

The baptism or the circumcision?

Us, Hillary.

I don't think we're
going to work.

What?

Look, I need a partner
in life, a wife who's

going to go where
I need to go and do

what I need to do and be excited
about my accomplishments.

I can't get dragged
down by somebody

who's out saving dogs and
cats and God knows what else.

Jason, is this about
moving to Pittsburgh?

I'll move to Pittsburgh.

Look, I just-- I have to stay
focused and mobile to advance

in my career.

I got to keep my
priorities straight.

Believe me, this is one
of those tough decisions.

But it's for the
best for both of us.

I just-- I can't make
a mistake, not now.

When did I become a mistake?

[phone rings]

Just-- I have to get this.

Just-- just-- just--

[inaudible]

No, no, no, that is
exactly [inaudible]..

He's a jerk.

I knew he was too
good to be true.

Maybe my mom was right.

Maybe I let him keep
one foot out the door.

Oh, God.

Now I have to go home
and listen to her go

on and on and on about
how she's always right,

and I'm always
going to be alone.

Maybe he just got cold feet.

You think?

I don't know.

Would you even still
want him if he came back?

Ah, getting in the holiday mood.

Love that song.

All right, it's time to pick
the winner for this week's KJWM

weekly holiday
vacation giveaway.

And the lucky winner
is Hillary Burns.

Oh, my God!

You won!

Oh, my God.

You won.

All of my sisters
found perfect men.

And I can't even
get one in the door.

Is that it?

Is that what would make you
happy right now, to bring home

a man for Thanksgiving?

I just can't go home all alone.

I just can't face it.

I can't do it, not now.

[phone rings]

Ugh, it's my mother.

Happy holidays, everybody.

OK, look, all you have
to do, just post this

with a flirty little intro video
of your pretty face, and voila.

Fake fiancé needed for
Thanksgiving dinner.

Must be mother friendly.

Two first class tickets to Playa
Del Carmen, Mexico for services

rendered?

I am not giving away my tickets.

What, are you going
to honeymoon alone?

Well, I thought you
would come with me.

Yeah, OK, and sit around
and watch you cry over

too many margaritas?

No, thanks.

All you have to do is click.

I'll help you do the video.

You really think
it's a good idea

to bring a stranger home
or possibly a psycho

to my parents' house
for Thanksgiving?

Quinn's a cop.

We'll have him do
a background check.

Your brother's a security guard.

[phone rings]

The woman is relentless.

Hillary?

I just wanted you to know
I've planned a small family

gathering at the house--

What?

--for when you and Jason arrive.

I just hope we won't
be disappointed again.

Trish and Gil have cancelled
their trip to France to be

here, and Joy and
Peter are coming.

Everyone is so excited to meet
this elusive fiancé of yours.

Does Jason prefer
dark or white meat?

I hope he eats dark, seeing
as Gil and Peter prefer white.

That would make a--

Do it.

What?

Of course, if he
preferred white,

he's welcome to my share,
although it would be polite--

OK, let's do your video.

Hi, I'm Hillary.

And I just got dumped yesterday,
less than 24 hours ago.

So you can imagine
I'm kind of a mess.

And I must be out of my mind
for doing this, but here I am--

Cut, cut, cut, cut.

Hill.

I just want something
to work out.

Hi.

Hi.

OK.

Hi.

I'm Hillary.

And I need a man for
Thanksgiving badly.

I need a man so badly that
I'm willing to do anything.

And I mean anything.

[snorts]

That was so creepy,
I got the shivers.

Hi.

Mexico.

Hi.

My name is Hillary.

And although this might
seem a little crazy--

OK, a lot crazy--

I need to hire a fake fiancé
to bring home to my family

for Thanksgiving.

In return, you will receive
two free first class tickets

to Playa Del Carmen, Mexico.

So just record a quick video
intro, post to this page,

and we'll get back to you.

Thank you.

How was that?

Really good.

Yeah?

Yeah, really good.

It's nuts.

Yeah.

Whoa!

What?

Who is it?

Come in.

I can't believe it.

I knew it would work.

Look at all of these.

All right.

Mexico's got some
serious waves, man.

I mean, after the
weekend's over, Hill,

we can surf, and sun, and surf,
and eat, and surf, and then

surf some more.

Whoa.

Can I have him?

These days, the single
scene is so hard.

Where are you going to
meet a quality person?

I've tried bars.

I've tried restaurants.

I'm passionate, I'm
athletic, I'm spontaneous.

I do have irritable
bowel syndrome.

[groaning]

But I do like to
run on the beach,

not for a great long
distances, but time permitting.

Oh, God.

So you're sure I get those
tickets to Mexico, right?

Because I really need
to get to Mexico.

By the way, you want to get a
fake passport on the down low?

Oh!

Oh.

Ooh.

No.

[music playing]

What?

He had nice abs.

Open road, Sophie.

I'm telling you, it's the
only way to live, man.

The wind in your hair,
sun in your face,

a babe on your board, sweet.

Sweet, indeed.

Ugh, I knew this was a bad idea.

Hey, what about
that Ted character?

He was all right.

He said he was married.

Well, then what about Greg?

My mother would never
believe he's a lawyer.

I don't know.

Oh, we got another
request for a live chat.

Should I say yes?

No.

Greg, hey, can I call you back?

Sure, dude.

Hello, Hillary?

No, I'm Sophie.

Just hang on one sec.

Come over here!

No!

No.

No.

I don't want to.

Come on.

Just talk to him.

He's cute.

He kind of looks like Jason.

Hello.

Hello.

Hi, is everything OK over there?

Depends on what you mean by OK.

Everything's great.

Why don't you tell us
a bit about yourself?

Oh, OK.

My name is David.

I'm an actor.

Ooh, perfect!

I'm 33 years old.

I'm a Libra if that matters.

Hey, wait, I know you.

You're the cell phone
guy in the costume.

That's right.

And you're the reporter.

Yeah.

I was sorry to hear about
the newspaper shutting down.

Did you lose your job, or?

What do you think?

Right, sorry.

Obvious.

For what it's worth, I got fired
playing a big red cell phone,

so.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Don't be.

You could help me save my
very last shred of dignity.

I mean, if I can't book a
job playing a fake fiancé

for a weekend, I should
probably call it quits.

Well, I warn you,
hanging with my family

for the weekend isn't easy.

But comes with a free turkey
dinner and two tickets

to Mexico.

So if you're still interested.

Definitely.

Sign me up.

Great.

OK.

Well, I guess we'll run a
background check thingy.

OK.

Sure.

Are you free to meet Hillary
tomorrow face-to-face?

Sure thing.

Hey.

OK, so I Facebooked him.

He hasn't responded.

And when you google him,
the only thing that comes up

are a few photos
of him on Flickr

with some chick named
Lindsay on a beach.

Hmm.

So it looks like
he's not a psycho.

He's just another out
of work loser actor.

You sound like my agent.

Oh.

Hi.

Hi.

OK.

Well, there it is.

Yeah.

You two have fun.

Great.

Bye.

So I checked out?

Yeah, seems like it.

Do you have any clothes that
aren't coffee stained or shaped

like a giant cell phone?

Oh, definitely.

OK.

Yeah, yeah.

Now, do you think that Jason
is more of a corporate lawyer

type?

Corporate.

What kind of car do you drive?

'98 Jeep Grand
Cherokee, fully loaded.

We'll take my car.

OK.

OK, I'm going to friend you on
Facebook, accept my request.

Click on all my family photo
albums, memorize all the names.

Everybody's clearly marked.

OK, will do.

OK.

Well, I guess I'll pick you up
here tomorrow, 8:00 AM sharp.

Sounds good.

[sighs] OK.

Um.

Sorry, I don't know
what's going on here

with the thing, the hair.

I'll take care of it.

Yeah?

OK, good.

Bye.

Bye.

Guess I'm going to
buy your coffee.

[engine sputtering]

You clean up real good.

Thank you.

You look nice yourself.

[engine sputtering]

And don't forget,
my parents are very

excited that you are a lawyer.

About that, I don't
know if I'm going

to be able to pull that off.

You're an actor.

Act.

OK, hit me with the
family breakdown.

OK.

Meredith, mother,
housewife extraordinaire.

Roy, dad and councilman.

Your younger sister is Trish.

Joy.

Right, right, Trish
is the middle one.

And her husband is Gil.

And Joy's fiancé's name is?

John-- Paul.

Peter.

You got to get these straight.

They're all going
to be at the party.

Party?

Yeah, it's no big deal.

It's just family.

So how long were you
and Jason engaged?

We dated for seven months.

We were engaged for two.

Wow.

What happened?

He's under a lot of
pressure, really stressed.

He got this big job promotion
offer in Pittsburgh, so.

Oh, look, here we are.

OK, just remember, say as little
as possible and follow my lead.

Here we go.

Oh honey, honey, honey,
you're finally here.

Oh, sweetie.

Come here.

Mmm.

Oh.

You know, you could wash that
car every once in a while.

What about Jason's Tesla?

I wanted a ride in that.

Oh, that was my fault. I
wanted to save on mileage,

so we took the Jetta instead.

Oh, well.

At least we finally
get to meet Jason.

Oh.

You're practically
part of the family now.

Yeah.

OK, well, let's go in.

OK.

Everybody's looking
forward to meeting you.

[laughs] OK, come on in here.

Oh, my God.

I thought you said
this was family only.

I didn't want the whole
town to think that you were

going to be a spinster forever.

Everyone, this is
Hillary's fiancé, Jason.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi, how's it going?

Hello.

Hey.

[piano playing]

[baby crying]

I know, I know.

Aw.

Desiree.

Emma.

Go feed her.

She's starving.

I'll be back.

Just a minute.

OK.

Hi.

So Jason seems to be a big hit.

Yeah.

Yeah, we're--

Gilbert and I just bought
a place in Southampton.

Oh.

Yeah, we really wanted the
baby baptized in New York,

you know, St.
Patrick's Cathedral.

But mom insisted that
we do it here, so.

Yeah, of course.

She doesn't know, but
we're going to do it again

when we get back anyway.

That way, he can invite
his friends and associates.

Half of Manhattan is
going to be there.

Huh.

Where is Gil?

Gil is at a polo tournament.

Oh.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, he'll be here soon.

Desiree.

I'll be back.

I told you not to overfeed--

So, Jason.

Yeah.

You are that firm that's
defending that schmuck

Shwarmin.

Shwarmin.

Yeah, man, he's as guilty
as they come, if you ask me.

Bilking all those suckers
out of their life savings.

You know, Frank, I think
everybody's considered innocent

until proven guilty.

I mean, isn't that right, Jason?

Yeah.

Mr. Burns.

Call me Roy.

Yes.

Pleasure to meet you, Roy.

You, too.

You know what they say.

How does it feel to be
defending a crook like that?

Well, I--

You know what, Frank?

Why don't you get
yourself some eggnog?

I just whipped up a fresh batch.

Oh, it's about time.

Thanks.

Frank just comes for the eggnog.

Yeah.

So, listen.

What kind of cases do you do?

Do you do--

I don't know-- fraud or
extortion or money laundering?

Yeah.

Yeah, I do all of those.

Come on, dad.

Leave poor Jason alone.

He's spent enough time
at the office already.

Yeah, doing all that lawyering.

Do you play?

Yes, but quite badly.

No.

No.

Oh, yeah.

You'll be great.

Do you mind if I--

Go.

[playing piano]

You know, when Hillary was
young, she used to sing.

Oh?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah?

No.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

[laughing]

OK, everybody.

It's time to show
the engagement ring.

Wait till you see this beauty.

Ta-da.

So--

I--

Where's the ring?

I--

What happened to the ring?

That's a funny story,
actually, right, sweetie?

It turns out Hillary
has lost a few pounds,

and the ring doesn't
fit her anymore.

And this morning,
she's taking a shower,

and she gets out of the shower.

And the ring falls off her
finger into the toilet.

She calls me, hysterical.

Crazy.

I was crazy.

Crazy.

She was freaking out.

I get there.

So what do I do?

I've got to man up, right, Roy?

Yeah.

I gotta do it.

It's go time.

So I get down there on my knees.

And I go in there.

I go in there.

I go in deep.

I can feel it.

I can feel it right there.

The ring's there.

It's there.

Oh, no, it gets away.

It gets away.

Then I have to go a
little bit deeper,

and I'm reaching for it.

And ah, ah, nope,
deeper, deeper.

He has really small hands.

It's disturbing, actually.

And I can feel it.

I can feel it right on
the edge of my finger.

It's right there.

It's right there.

And I got it.

Got the ring.

Got the ring.

[sighs]

Yeah, so.

Oh, my God.

We decided to leave it home
till we get it resized.

Yeah, yeah, it's better safe
than sorry, right, sweetie?

Mm-hmm.

Woo, I am parched.

I'm going to get a drink.

Hey.

Hell, isn't it?

I thought you quit.

I did.

So is my fiancé boring yours
with his foot talk yet?

No.

But I think David's got
his hands pretty full.

Did I say David?

Did, yeah.

I meant Jason.

Of course.

David's a friend.

I was on the phone with him.

You know, you could
have warned me, OK?

That's what sisters are for.

Sorry, I got sidetracked.

Well, I guess we better
go back in there.

[sighs] You OK?

Yeah.

Hey, don't tell mom about that.

No.

But if mom has anything
else to surprise me with,

can you please tell me?

Deal.

Thank you.

Welcome home.

The key to keeping
your feet healthy

is staying away from the
feet's worst enemies.

Do you know what
those are, Jason?

No, I don't know.

Thank you so much.

Good to see you.

Oh, my sweeties.

There's Hillary.

I'm going to-- we'll do
the feet thing later.

Oh, wait.

You two are going to
have our pictures taken.

Oh, no.

The family photo.

Yes, we are.

No.

Oh, it'll be so much fun.

It'll be more fun this
year than ever before.

Where's the timer?

Timer's not here.

Well, everyone
gather together here.

OK, everybody ready?

Here we are.

Oh, OK.

Make room for Pops.

Oh, honey, you need the
baby, for heaven's sake.

Yeah, we have to have the baby.

Come on, baby.

Come on, baby.

[baby crying]

All right, sweetheart.

Come on, honey.

Look in the lens.

Here we go now, everybody.

One, two, three.

[camera click]

Oh, for the love of--

Don't worry.

I could show Jason his room.

Well, honey, don't be silly.

The inn is full.

Besides, I don't expect
you to have separate rooms.

Just separate beds.

Separate rooms.

And if you need extra pillows
or blankets, just ask me.

That's OK, mom.

I think I know
where everything is.

OK, darling.

OK.

Sleep well.

We have a busy day tomorrow.

OK.

OK.

Good night.

Good night.

That's OK.

I'll take the cot.

No, no, don't worry about it.

I'm fine with it.

OK, well, you take it tonight.

I'll take it tomorrow night.

Whatever you want.

OK.

I'm going to go get
changed for bed.

OK.

Oh!

Oh!

Sorry.

Um.

[laughs] No, I'm sorry.

I thought you were
still in the--

Pajamas, please?

Uh, no, I don't--

I don't wear pajamas.

So I didn't bring any.

OK, it's fine.

I'll just find-- see
if my dad has some.

Great.

Daddy.

Daddy.

I plead not guilty!

Sorry?

What?

Sorry?

I came to ask you if Jason
could borrow some pajamas.

Oh, I don't have any.

Your mother and I
sleep in the raw.

Ugh!

Since when?

Ah, since Joy went
off to college.

We ran around naked for a week.

You should have
seen your mother.

All right.

Oh, no, no, no, I
don't need to hear.

This guy, this Jason, he
treats you right, does he?

Yeah, yeah, of course.

What?

Do you love him?

What?

It's an easy question.

It should be an easy answer.

Dad, I'm marrying the guy.

So?

Do you love him?

Yes, I do.

Hey.

The Beatles were
right after all.

All you need is love.

Goodnight, angel.

Goodnight, Daddy.

[dialing]

Hey, Linds.

It's David.

I'm sorry for calling so late.

And it's nothing important.

But I just wanted
to let you know

that I may have lucked into some
tickets to Playa del Carmen.

And I don't know.

I thought maybe you
might want to go?

So I know we haven't
been there since--

you know.

Anyway, call me
if you want to go.

And happy Thanksgiving.

Uh, bye.

Morning.

Morning, sweetheart.

Anybody seen Jason?

He's outside with dad.

What are they doing out there?

Well, your father
got it in his head

that he was going to deep
fry the turkey this year.

Oh, boy.

Where's Trish and Gil?

Trish is still at the hotel.

Gil hasn't shown up yet.

Why are they staying in a hotel
when there's plenty of room

here?

Well, with Emma and
the nanny, maybe they

felt they'd be a bother.

I don't know.

I don't even know why
Trish has a nanny.

I mean, come on.

It's not like she's
ever had a job.

But it's nice that
her husband can afford

to give her whatever she wants.

He's just never around.

How about Jason?

How much does he earn?

Mom.

Oh, sweetie.

I just want to make sure
that you're cared for.

Oh, come on, mom.

It is the 21st century.

You don't need to be cared for.

We have our own
jobs, right, Hil?

Actually, the newspaper I
was working for shut down.

Oh, honey, not again.

Well, it's not my fault. Nobody
reads newspapers anymore.

Everything's on the internet.

I know.

Well, just in time.

I want you to tell me if my
yam casserole is sweet enough.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm not a fan.

Oh--

Yes, you are.

You're such a joker.

He's such a joker.

He loves yams.

Like I said, he loves yams.

Yeah, I love it.

OK.

OK.

Hmm.

I made that with Splenda,
instead of sugar.

Hmm.

Oh.

Maybe just a little
more time here.

He is really funny.

He is.

He really is.

He's so funny,
he's such a kidder.

Well, I just hope he's
more serious when it comes

to setting a wedding date.

Mom, please don't start.

Honey, I'm sorry if I
seem a little anxious.

It's just that I
have been deprived

of planning the weddings for not
one, but two of my daughters.

Here we go.

Can't you girls
understand that a mother

wants to plan her
daughter's weddings?

Oh, since you were
babies, I dreamed of this.

And then to find out that
Tricia eloped to an island.

Well, what about Joy?

Joy is engaged.

Yes.

Joy is engaged.

Yes, she is, and has
been for two years.

I will be six feet under by
the time she sets a date.

[sighs] I'm sorry if
I'm a little upset.

But honey, it's
come down to you.

You're the only
one I can count on.

I'm-- I'm--

December 21!

I didn't want to tell you.

I wanted-- we were going
to surprise you at dinner,

but that's it.

December 21.

You're getting married
on December 21?

Yes.

[gasps] Oh, my God!

That's kind of soon.

It's fabulous.

Oh, my darling girl!

Oh, this is fantastic!

Oh!

Did you hear?

I'm so happy.

Well, OK, I have to
book the community hall

and call Gil's Greenery.

I don't even know the number.

We wanted something small.

[laughs]

And once we get
this baby boiling,

you just rig the
bird up to this line,

just drop it in the oil, huh?

Whatever you say.

All right, let's
fire this bad boy up.

All right.

Get that, would you?

Yeah.

Let me ask you something.

Uh-huh.

Do you ever represent
a councilman

or a politician or anything?

No, not personally.

But you could, huh?

Sure.

Good to know.

Good to know.

Wait.

Don't you want to wait
until the oil heats up?

Come on, we're missing the game.

Besides, it's going to take half
an hour for it to get boiling.

Come on.

Oh, God.

OK.

So, it's me.

No, things are not
going well at all.

I just told my mom
that David and I

are getting married in a month.

You're marrying David now?

That was quick.

No, no, no, me and Jason.

I just-- I blurted it
out that we were getting

married on December 21.

Wait, what?

This is nuts.

I'm putting you on speaker.

Well, no, because what if
Jason really did get cold feet,

and he's going to
come back to me?

Because I mean more
than Pittsburgh.

And then the wedding
is already planned,

which is actually
not that crazy.

No, it's crazy, Hil.

It's super crazy.

I know that's crazy.

What am I going to do?

Look, I don't know.

Surf's up.

Greg's going to be
here any minute.

I got to go.

What?

Yeah, just listen to your heart.

Just ride the wave.

Just ride the wave.

What?

Says who?

Cowabunga.

Sophie, Sophie, Sophie.

[phone vibrating]

You know, Roy, I think it's
probably been 30 minutes.

Should we go check on the pot?

You know, I could use
a little legal counsel.

Oh, well, you're a
councilman, right?

I'm sure you have
a great lawyer.

He's a little too involved.

You know what I mean?

Anyway, what would be better
than keeping it in the family?

Yeah.

All right.

Well, I guess I better go
drop that bird in the oil.

Oh, uh, you sure you don't
need a hand with that?

No, no.

I got it covered.

[laughs] Uh, ticklish.

Hi.

Did--

That was beeping.

Thank you.

Peter, can I have
my foot back now?

Oh.

Of course.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Oh, my goodness.

That was a [inaudible].

Holy cow, [inaudible].

Look at the replay right there.

The quarterback faked him out.

Anything important?

Oh.

No, no, nothing important.

Ooh!

Ooh!

[sizzling]

It looks like your dad's
contraption is actually

going to work out.

Oh!

Oh!

Yeesh.

Roy?

Roy?

Oh.

For the love of--

[sighs]

Well, this isn't so bad, is it?

Oh, um, I asked for seltzer.

This looks like tap water
with cheese floating in it?

Sorry, Mrs. Burns.

I can see that
your old boyfriend

hasn't amounted to much.

Hi!

Sorry we're late.

Hey.

Hey.

Where's Gil?

The benefit that he
was attending ran late.

So now he's snowed
in, in New York.

Well, that's too bad.

I know.

If he were here, he
could have gotten us

a table at the golf club.

Then we wouldn't have
to eat in this dump.

Hey, it's not
snowing in New York.

You know, Gilbert has a platinum
membership to all the best

clubs.

Well, I'm not a big golf fan, so
this place suits me just fine.

[laughs] This is fine.

This is great.

I-- no?

I thought you said that you
met Jason at a charity golf

tournament that you were
covering for that paper.

That's right.

Yeah, but I'm not a fan of the
golf, but like a spectator.

But I just play, but
very, very badly.

Very, very badly.

That's why they gave you a car.

Yeah.

A Tesla, right?

Yes, he won the car
at the tournament,

and then you
interviewed the winner.

Look at me.

He forgets everything,
right, honey?

I'm crazy.

I think you're
sandbagging, aren't you?

No.

I know a golfer when I see one.

Hola.

Oh, thank God.

My name is Paco, and I'll
be your server this holiday

evening.

Would you like to hear
about our specials?

Ah, seguro.

[laughter]

OK, well, basically,
what we have is anything

that's chicken-- pollo--

we switch that
out for guajolote.

Guajolote?

Guajolote.

That means turkey.

And the turkey tacos are
particularly delicious tonight.

David?

Yes.

Hey, it's Julian.

Hi, Julian.

Hey!

Hi there.

But my name is Jason.

Jason?

Jason is my name.

No, it's not.

Really?

Yeah, it's Jason.

Look, David is my middle name,
so there's confusion sometimes.

Oh, OK, all righty.

Well, it's been a while since
we did that bus and truck tour

pair together.

[laughs] Oh, God,
you looked good.

Are you still in the biz?

Yes.

So what are you doing?

Oh, you're looking at it.

It's a nightmare, yeah.

I had to move back
in with my parents

to get a more stable
career going on.

So here I am.

All right, I hear you!

Gracias!

De nada!

I'll be there!

It never stops.

Anyway, I'll be back in a
minute to get your orders.

Just a word to the wise, don't
get the huevos rancheros.

I had them for breakfast.

I feel like there's
a knife in my colon.

Happy turkey day, everyone.

Olé!

Hey.

[laughs] Julian.

So, Jason David, what
biz are you still in?

Oh, I'm in the law.

I do a little pro bono work.

I'm [inaudible],, and I
represented a few theater

companies a few years back.

So theater people are so crazy.

Can I have some salsa?

Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

He's a giver.

How could you forget we
went over that at least a

half a dozen times?

I've never played golf before.

It's not a part
of my repertoire.

And what was all that with
the crazy waiter in the diner?

We were in a production
of Hair eight years ago.

How was I supposed
to know he'd end up

in-- where are we anyway?

Ugh!

Is everything OK?

Yes.

We were just talking about
the mix-up in the diner.

Oh, what mix-up?

Well, I'm pooped.

Oh, I'm pooped, too.

It's not every day that we
blow up a turkey around here.

You know, dinner was
actually kind of fun.

And the Mexican food
wasn't half bad.

That's good.

Not as good as your turkey
dinner would have been.

It wasn't even close.

If Hillary doesn't
kick me to the curb,

maybe I'll be lucky enough
to try it next year.

Mm.

Well, you know, I
didn't want to deep fry

that turkey in the first place,
but when Roy gets an idea stuck

in his head, but we've
got stuffing, three pies,

and my yam casserole, which is
always better on the second day

anyway.

Mm, that is so true.

You know, it's getting late.

Uh-huh.

So you go to bed.

OK.

Get a good night's sleep, and
we'll see you in the morning,

OK?

OK.

Good night.

Good night, darling.

Your turn to sleep on the cot.

I'm sorry.

No.

No, it was me.

I dropped the ball.

I just-- I don't know
why you're doing this.

I mean, I know you
want the tickets.

But there's got to be an
easier way to get to Mexico.

Playa Del Carmen.

It's where I met my girlfriend,
or rather, my ex-girlfriend.

I guess I thought that if I
took her back to the resort

when we met and--

I don't know-- it might
reignite the spark or something.

But I didn't have enough
money for the ticket, so.

Well, I'm sure it'll work.

I hope so.

I mean, she's kind of dating
this other guy right now.

But who does she call
every time they break up?

Me.

So, obviously, she
deep down, she really

doesn't want to be with him.

Mm.

So you're the get-back guy.

What?

The what now?

The get-back guy.

You know, the guy she calls
to get back at her ex.

No, I'm not that guy.

He's that guy.

Well, when you met her,
was she seeing him?

No, they'd just broken up.

See?

No, no, no.

It's not like that.

No, they broke up.

Uh-huh.

And then we met.

And then we were
together like a couple.

For how long?

Four, five weeks.

Mm, and then she
went back to him.

Yeah, but she keeps calling me.

All right, it may look
like I'm the get-back guy.

But I know that
all she needs to do

is get away from that
hold he has on her.

And then she can realize that
what she really wants is me.

OK.

Trust me.

I know her.

She's materialistic
and sentimental.

So this could work.

Maybe.

I mean the ticket thing.

Are you hungry?

You know, I was bummed
when the Post closed down.

That was my Sunday morning read.

I loved that funky rag.

I know.

The end of an era.

So are you going to find another
gig reporting or something?

I don't know.

I mean, the only
reason why I got

that job was because my
friend, Sophie, worked there,

and I needed it.

And it's not like
I'm very good at it.

You wrote that article a few
weeks back about the animal

shelter, right?

Yeah, that was me.

Well, you must have some talent.

I mean, it's thanks
to you that I am now

the proud owner of the same dog
you were hugging in that photo.

You rescued Skittles
from the animal shelter

because of what I wrote?

Yeah.

Well, his name's Whiskey now.

I'm going to miss the Post.

Well.

I mean, I get all the
news I can handle online.

But I want to hold
something, you know?

Not just my laptop, but
an actual newspaper.

Yeah, I love print.

Who says print is dead?

Let's start a revolution.

Vive la print!

Ahh.

Nice.

What about you?

How's your acting coming?

My acting is-- it's not
really going anywhere.

This and that cell phone
gig are the only paying jobs

I've had in a while.

Hmm.

Look at the pair of us.

Dumped, unemployed, and eating
sugar and carbs at midnight.

Who is it?

I don't know.

We should take this upstairs.

Great idea.

Only two more days to go.

If we lie low, we
just go with it,

I think we're totlly
going to do this.

No, but let's not
press our luck.

Let's get out of here and
go sightseeing or something.

Good plan.

You know you totally
snore, right?

What?

No way.

Oh, my God, yes way.

[snoring]

Wow.

No!

Oh, sorry.

Oh, you startled me.

It's beautiful.

Oh, well, it will be.

You do this all yourself?

Every year.

Wow, it's impressive.

Well, I started
doing this one year

when the girls were very young.

And they were convinced that
Santa Claus's elves decorated

the house.

So I have to keep going.

Well, your secret's
safe with me.

Thank you.

Can I help you at all?

No!

Oh.

I'm sorry.

OK, there is a wreath
over there that I

had designed for the mantle.

Yes.

Here?

Pick it up very carefully, and
it belongs right on the mantle

in the center.

OK?

Watch yourself on that ladder.

Oh, I got it.

Thank you, Jason.

Don't worry about it.

It's a little crooked.

There.

No, I mean thank you for
Thanksgiving and for being

such a good sport today.

And thank you for
loving my daughter.

She loves you very much.

I can see it in her face.

Well, I love her,
too, Mrs. Burns.

Oh, call me Meredith,
please, or mom, if you like.

OK.

Listen, can I give you a
hand with anything else or?

After 20 some years, I've
got it down to a science.

All right.

I'll head up to bed now.

Good night, Jason.

Good night.

Good night, mom.

Hey, Hillary.

Yeah.

Do you see this?

Oh, yeah, my mom does this
every year after Thanksgiving.

It's her tradition.

When we were little,
we used to think

it was elves or something.

So she does that all by herself?

Oh, yes, she never lets any of
us help, except with the tree.

And that's just
because she can't

lift it herself, or believe
me, she would if she could.

We offer to help
her over the years,

but oh, no, it's her
special Christmas thing.

Uh-oh.

Just the two I was looking for.

Hey.

I know you're only here
for a few more days.

But we have to find the
perfect wedding dress

and pick the china and
the linens and the cake.

Oh, mom, you don't
need us for all that.

And I can get the
dress back home.

Well, OK, it's just
that all of my friends

went with their daughters to
pick out their wedding dresses.

And I thought you might
want to do the same.

But if you want to go with
someone else, I understand.

Of course, that's fine.

Oh, I think you should go, hun.

I mean, go with it.

Isn't that what
brides are supposed

to do, go dress shopping
with their mothers?

Yes, of course.

Yeah.

But you really think
it's a good idea

to go shopping on Black Friday?

Oh, we have no choice.

If we go after, all the
best dresses will be gone.

Oh, and Jason, I'd like you to
go with us to pick the china.

Oh, I don't need to go.

I mean, I'm sure I'll love
whatever Hillary picks out.

She knows me better than anyone.

Oh, that's perfect.

Give us some time to
catch up and maybe

get a little free
counsel, huh, son?

You know, come to
think of it, Roy,

I am going to be
eating off those plates

for the rest of my life,
so let's go shopping.

[gasps]

Huh?

Let's go shopping.

Yay!

Ooh, I'm going to
look over here.

OK.

Mom, look.

Oh, it's beautiful.

(SINGING) Dum, dum, dum, dum.

Here, hold my purse.

Thanks.

Here.

Thanks.

Are you almost ready?

Ready.

Oh!

[gasps] Oh!

Hillary, it looks beautiful.

Yeah?

Oh, honey, you look beautiful.

Pretty.

Very pretty.

Thank you very much.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Oh, darling, I love it.

Yes?

Yes.

Oh!

So what's going on
with you and Jason?

Nothing.

My point exactly.

For two young lovebirds, I
don't see much affection.

No kiss, no hug.

Mom, he's just not
a touchy feely guy.

Don't worry about it.

Well, I just want to be able
to see your marriage succeed.

You know, most marriages fall
apart first in the bedroom.

You know, your father and I
make love three times a week.

Ugh, my ears are bleeding.

Oh, stop.

Well, we made that agreement
when we got married.

Your father and I
knew it was important

that in spite of anything,
we would make time.

And now I'm deaf.

I just don't want to
see you screw this up.

Jason's a good catch.

A little odd and nervous,
I guess, but I like him.

He's good for you.

I can see it.

I'm never wrong.

I know.

Oh, up there.

Oh.

Sweetheart, you just--
you look so beautiful.

Pretty.

Oh!

Is she getting married?

Well, yes, of course.

I'm not.

Oh.

My therapist says that I
should visualize what I want,

and it will manifest itself.

Well, that sounds like
a very good strategy.

I want that dress.

I'll take it.

That's beautiful.

Thank you.

Nice.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh, ma'am, ma'am, that
is my fiancee's dress.

I saw it first, and it's mine.

OK, can I have it, please?

No.

Look, a Vera Wang.

[screams]

Your dress, my bride.

So just between you
and I, how would you

advise a client to
proceed if it was

discovered that, let's
say, he was getting money

for something--

I don't know-- votes.

I would probably advise that
person to stop talking about it

and definitely not tell anyone.

No one.

No one.

Gotcha.

Gotcha.

Hey, so what do you like
better, cups or mugs?

Uh, I don't know.

I think we get better
use out of mugs.

What do you think, table
setting for eight or 12?

Hillary, can talk to you
outside for a minute?

What?

What?

What?

You do realize that we're
not actually getting married,

right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

But what if Jason actually
did get cold feet?

I mean, a lot of
people think they

want to move to Pittsburgh, and
then they change their mind.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, look sharp, kids.

There is someone
here to see you.

Oh, Father Macy, what
are you doing here?

Well, sweetie, your wedding
is in less than a month.

You really should have met
with Father Macy weeks ago,

so I invited him over.

Oh, my.

Oh.

[whispering]

Hello, I'm Father Macy.

Hi, Father.

Jason.

So is there somewhere
we could go and talk?

Well, it's a beautiful day.

Why don't you take a walk?

Perfect.

Let's.

Let's.

So, Jason, you're
going to marry Hillary.

That's what they
keep telling me.

Hillary, you're finally
getting married.

I'm so very happy for you.

It's been a long
haul, hasn't it?

I guess.

Don't you both be
getting nervous.

I won't be asking any
personal questions

if you know what I mean.

I think we all know the ways
of the birds and the bees.

But in all seriousness,
I would like

to make sure that you're
both headed on the same path

to share the same
ideals and beliefs,

for if not, the
marriage could suffer.

So Jason, tell me, which
church were you raised in?

Well, I didn't
actually go to church.

No worries.

God understands
that one must not

be in his house to love him.

Amen.

Are you Roman Catholic?

No.

Protestant?

Mm-mm.

LDS?

Jewish.

Jewish.

Mm.

Well, I see.

I'm sure you understand
then that I would not be

able to perform the ceremony.

No, we talked about this.

And Jason has no
problem converting.

Actually, I--

Oh, I have a wonderful idea.

We could have Jason baptized
at the same time as Emma.

I don't know, [inaudible].

I don't think--

Yeah, that could-- wow.

Oh, no way.

No way I'm getting baptized.

Come on.

It's just a formality.

It's not that big a deal.

I'm Jewish.

You're not that Jewish.

What are you even talking about?

My Grandma Turteltaub
would roll in her grave

if she knew I was doing this.

My mom will be so
disappointed if we don't

have a wedding at her church.

What wedding, Hillary?

We're not really
getting married!

Shh, quiet!

Shh!

Oh, my God.

I'm so sorry.

This is so stupid.

You're right.

This is so stupid.

What am I doing?

This is so stupid.

I mean, here I am,
trying to do everything

to make my mother happy.

And for what?

To set her up for my
greatest disappointment ever.

And it's so foolish to think
Jason is actually coming back.

He's not coming back.

I mean, he's in Pittsburgh.

He's happy to be rid of me.

And even if he did come
back, how can I explain that?

It's not like you two are
exactly twin brothers.

Here.

Just give the voucher numbers
to the airline for your tickets.

Take them.

You earned them.

But the weekend's
not even over yet.

Please.

I couldn't expect you to stay
when the crap hits the fan.

I mean, God knows you've
been through enough already.

[laughs]

Yeah.

So, this is it.

The engagement is off.

Yes.

The engagement is off.

Is there a train or
something I should catch?

Yeah.

You missed the 5:30, but
I think there's an 11:30.

Well, and that's better.

I should probably wait to
leave until after everyone's

gone to bed, so.

Thanks.

Sure.

Yeah, I guess I should pack.

Yes.

I will leave you alone to pack.

OK.

OK.

Well, that was fun.

Right?

Yeah.

Good luck with everything.

Thanks.

You, too.

I hope you find the
spark in Mexico.

Thanks.

I love you, Joy.

I'm not going to stop because
your mom doesn't like me.

Oh, you're so sweet.

But my mom really
doesn't like you.

Joy.

Hey, sis.

I'll call you tomorrow.

Joy, is that the
waiter from the diner?

Yep.

So are you going to tell mom?

No, of course not.

Thanks.

Stu and I dated for a
couple of months before Mom

set me up with the footman.

She thought Stu
wasn't good enough,

so she worked her magic.

And the next thing I knew,
Stu was out of the picture,

and I was engaged to
Pete the podiatrist.

Is that why you
haven't set a date?

Mm.

Oh.

Don't get me wrong.

Pete's a good man.

A little weird, but good guy.

I just don't love him,
not like I love Stu.

Oh.

So what's really going
on with you and Jason?

Jason dumped me a week ago.

So I hired an actor named
David to play my fiancé

for the weekend.

You what?

Wait.

I know.

Wait.

OK, so where did
Jason or David go?

Left.

Just--

I don't know.

It's-- left.

It's-- I don't know.

Oh, wow.

But you like him.

David, you like David.

What?

I don't like David.

I don't even know David.

It's crazy.

Like David.

I thought he was adorable.

[laughing]

What?

I just thought my
life was complicated.

Yeah.

See?

Mom.

Yes.

There's something I have
to tell you about Jason.

He dumped me.

I am well aware of
what's going on.

You are?

Yes, I saw him
leaving last night.

Oh.

That's just part of it.

That's not--

Hillary Jean, I
have to say this.

Sweetheart, when are you
going to get serious?

You are not a spring
chicken anymore.

30's in the rearview
mirror, and you have nothing

to show for it.

No career, no direction,
and now I guess no Jason.

Guess again.

I found him sitting in his car.

I thought I'd invite him in.

I was going to tell you later.

We're still on?

We're still on.

I just hope everyone knows
for the record, none of this

is Hillary's fault.

Oh, no.

OK?

So aren't you two going
to kiss and make up?

[laughter]

No.

Go on.

Go on.

OK.

Should I call Father Macy?

I don't know.

I don't know.

No, no, that's fine.

Call.

Call him.

Call him.

This.

I should go unpack.

Told you.

Thank you.

Hey, we had a deal, right?

So is your ex or whatever,
is she going to Mexico?

Yep.

Well, that's nice.

You guys should
have a good time.

I don't know about me.

But I'm sure she and Peggy
will have a great time.

What do you mean?

She thought I was
giving her the tickets.

Oh, ouch.

So now she and Peggy are
going to go to Mexico

and have a little
break from Matt.

God, I'm such an idiot.

All this time, I thought
that maybe she actually

cared about me.

But you're right.

She was just using me.

It's the story of my life,
always the get-back guy,

never just the guy.

Don't give her those tickets.

Oh, what am I going to do with
a couple of tickets to Mexico?

Well, it's too late anyway.

She's already halfway up there.

I'm supposed to meet her at
the diner in, like, 10 minutes.

Oh, I got to go.

How do I look?

Great.

I don't know.

I feel like I maybe should
have worn the Armani.

So I heard about you and Jason.

You know, Hil, I think
you need to be careful.

Jason's a good catch.

And good men are
few and far between.

If you really feel
like he's the one,

you got to sink tooth and
nail into keeping him.

Look at Gil and me.

Gil could have had
his pick of the crop.

But I made sure
that he married me.

Sure I have to put up with
his absences, but he's a man.

And you can't change them.

I get it.

But if you don't
get it, you better

be sure that there's going to be
somebody next in line who will.

Men aren't perfect.

But that Jason of yours
comes pretty close.

Yeah.

He's pretty special.

Gil provides for me.

And now all I want is
for Emma and whoever

this is to have everything
that they deserve.

You're pregnant?

Yes, but don't say anything.

I haven't even told Gil yet.

Aw.

[baby crying]

Where are you going?

Hi, Linds.

So do you have the tickets?

Yeah, about that.

When I told you
about these tickets,

I was kind of hoping
that you and I would

go and have a really nice--

Oh, my God.

Wait till Matt finds out
that I'm going to Mexico.

Right, can we not
talk about Matt maybe?

Oh, my God.

He's going to be so pissed.

Sweetie, hi.

Hi.

Muah!

Oh, I'm so sorry I'm late.

I had to meet the caterers.

I had another dress fitting.

I'm sorry.

And you are?

Lindsay.

Lindsay.

Lindsay.

[gasps] Lindsay.

Mm.

[laughs] Lindsay, David told
me all about you and Playa Del

Carmen.

God, I guess I'm lucky he's
not into party girls, huh?

Did you send her an
invite to our wedding?

Wedding?

You didn't send her an invite?

It happened so fast, though.

That's right.

It was just boom, like that.

Love at first sight.

Isn't that right, sweetie?

Mm-hmm.

You're so beautiful.

Thank you.

OK, OK.

Um, David, can I just
have the tickets please?

Oops.

David, that's
actually why I'm here.

I have to admit, when he
first told me about your thing

in Mexico, I was jealous.

I was.

In the heat of
the moment, I told

him to give the
vouchers away, right?

Because it's not
like we're going

to have a honeymoon
where he met some girl.

But then I woke up
this morning, and I

was like, no, you know what?

The past is the past.

The heck with it.

I mean, he's
marrying me, not you.

So I went online.

I traded in the vouchers.

And surprise!

Honeymoon to Playa Del Carmen!

You did?

I did!

Oh, come here!

Mm.

Save some for the
wedding night, tiger.

Fine.

I guess I'll just be going then.

Thanks for nothing, David.

Hm?

Oh.

Lindsay, I am so sorry.

I just had no idea what
Hillary was capable of.

It's very impressive, actually.

Bye, Lindsay.

[laughter]

Oh, my God.

Woo.

Woo.

I'm sorry.

I got a little carried
away with the--

Oh, yeah, it's fine.

But thank you.

Yeah.

No, thank you.

So, 24 more hours,
and we pulled it off.

Yep.

You all right?

Yeah.

Yes, I'm good.

I'm just-- I'm happy
we pulled it off,

but it still doesn't change the
fact I have to tell my mom that

you and I--

Jason and I,
rather, are through.

Yeah.

If we want, we could pull out
a knockdown, drag-out fight

for your family.

Then they wouldn't want
you to marry me-- or Jason.

True.

Or we could postpone
the wedding,

blame it on my
grueling work schedule,

and then I come
back around Easter.

We can keep this thing going
until next Thanksgiving.

No.

You're very sweet, but
you've done enough.

Oh, you should just take
those tickets and run.

You deserve a vacation.

Besides, maybe you'll
find a new spark.

[playing piano]

(SINGING) Angels we have
heard on high, sweetly singing

over the plains.

And the mountains in reply
echoing their joyous strains.

Gloria in excelsis Deo.

Gloria in excelsis Deo.

Angels we have heard on high.

That's not the second verse.

No?

No.

Really?

All right, go for it.

(SINGING) Shepherds,
why this jubilee?

Why your joyous strains prolong?

What the gladsome
tidings be, which

inspire your heavenly song.

Gloria in excelsis Deo.

Gloria in excelsis Deo.

Gloria in excelsis Deo.

[applause]

Oh, that was wonderful.

Honey, I haven't heard
you sing for so long.

And the two of you
together, just beautiful.

Just beautiful.

[door bell]

Yeah.

Jason.

What are you doing here?

I wanted to see you.

Who is it, honey?

Oh.

Mom, dad.

Everybody.

This is Jason.

Happy holidays, everybody.

Mom, mom, I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have
done that, but I

didn't want to disappoint you.

So you bring a total
stranger into my house?

I would never,
ever have believed

that you would be capable of
doing something so despicable.

What were you thinking?

Peter and I are breaking up.

Sorry, dude.

[sighs]

Is there any chance you
might still be a lawyer then?

Nope.

Hmm.

But you'll still respect
that whole client-lawyer

confidentiality thing, right?

Why not?

You know, Joy's available now.

Hillary, can we talk?

Yes.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry about David.

I don't know.

I think I might
have lost my mind.

I'm so confused.

I don't know anything anymore.

I understand.

You do?

Because I don't.

People do crazy things when
their hearts have been broken.

Besides, harboring
grudges is no way

for us to start our
future together.

What, our future?

You said I was a mistake.

And I don't know if I want
to move to Pittsburgh.

There is no Pittsburgh.

Sharpel gave the promotion
to his idiot nephew.

But none of that matters anymore
because now we can be together.

I really missed you, Hillary.

You did?

David, what are you doing?

Well, actually, I was just
going to go talk to Hillary.

I think that's a bad idea.

In fact, I'm very surprised
to see that you're still here.

Weren't you the one that was
paid to fill Jason's shoes

to pull the wool over our eyes?

Well, I guess, but--

Well, congratulations,
because you did a great job.

You made fools out of all of us.

And now that Jason
is here, I really

don't think there's any
reason for you to stay.

But I--

Don't.

Don't hurt Hillary's chances.

OK.

No, no, no.

You know what?

You may think that Jason
is the perfect son-in-law,

but he's not.

He walked out on Hillary.

She's the one who's perfect.

She's kind and she's beautiful.

And she's a gifted writer.

Have you ever even read
one of her articles?

She concocted this whole
thing, just because she's

terrified of disappointing you.

All she wants is
to keep you happy.

And Meredith, I'm sorry
that I deceived you.

I truly am very sorry.

And it's fine if you think
that Jason will make her happy,

but have you ever asked Hillary
what will make her happy?

Have you?

[laughing]

[sighs]

Oh.

Kiss me.

Hm?

Kiss me.

I really have to get this done.

No, kiss me.

Kiss me like the
future Mrs. King.

Kiss me like you love me.

Hillary, I really don't
think your parents

house is the place for this.

You do love me, right?

[phone rings]

Go for King.

Bill, it's going to be fine.

Yeah, I'll get there early
enough Monday morning.

They'll never know
what happened.

I'm always on top of it.

I'll be on top of it now.

Yeah.

Gary will get them to me.

Hi, sweetheart.

Hi, daddy.

I have a question.

Does Jason, the real
Jason, not the fake Jason,

does he have any other talents
besides being a good lawyer?

What do you mean?

Can he make a turkey?

Maybe play a tune?

Jason?

I don't think so.

Would he make you sing like
you did earlier tonight?

You know, I know it
doesn't seem like it,

but your mother really
just wants you to be happy.

Maybe it's time you
told her what you

want if you know what you want.

Do you?

Mom.

Oh, Hillary.

I'm so sorry, honey.

You sent all these beautiful
articles, and I'm sorry,

I didn't read them.

Well, it's not like
they're really very good.

They are good.

They are good.

You are a gifted writer.

And I'm glad that
newspaper closed down.

You're too good for them.

You've always been
a gifted writer,

and all of those wonderful
things that David yelled at me.

I just wish that you had
told me what Jason did.

I'm sorry that you didn't feel
like you could tell me that.

I'm sorry.

If I'd been there.

Do you love Jason?

Not-- I mean the real Jason.

No, I know what you mean.

No.

I think I hate him.

Me, too.

[laughing]

Do you love David?

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Well, then.

[engine sputtering]

Oh!

I got to borrow your car.

Thanks.

Now I have four copies ready.

What?

Did you say my car?

Hillary, what?

Where are you going?

I'll call you a cab.

Hi.

How did you--

I borrowed Jason's car.

Oh.

And how did you know
where to find me?

Background check, remember?

Oh, right.

You forgot your suitcase.

Oh.

You didn't have to
bring it all this way.

I wanted to.

Well, thanks.

And congratulations.

Jason seems like a total jerk.

I know it's not my place to say
that, but love is blind, right?

Yeah, it was.

Well, I'm glad you're happy now.

And I'm sure it's going
to be a great wedding.

Well, it would be,
but I'm missing one

really important thing.

What?

Groom.

There's no groom.

You and Jason?

Nope.

Jason is a total jerk.

You're right.

And a big mistake, huge mistake.

Huge mistake.

OK.

You're here now.

You're here.

Mm-hmm.

What does that make me?

Not a mistake.

[music playing]