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[wind whooshing]

[gentle music]

[upbeat music]

♪ Ooooh ♪

♪ It's that time of year again ♪

♪ Ooh ooh, ooh ooh ♪

♪ Presents by the tree ♪

♪ My heart full of glee ♪

♪ I can hear the sleigh
bells ring ♪

Those can be put in the truck, thanks.

Good job guys, it looks
great in there.

Hey Blair, is this
what you wanted?

Yeah.

Oh yeah, nice touch.

Do you mind?

No, not at all.

Paychecks are ready and can
be picked up in the office.

Oh, and don't forget your
donations for Quinn's shelter.

Right.

Do you need a hand with those?

No no no, we're good,
we're good.

I'll see you back at the office.

Right behind you.

'Kay.

♪ Like I did the year before ♪

♪ Oo ooh oo ooh oo ooh ♪

♪ He's been gone away
since last December ♪

♪ But it's just made me
want him more ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Loving you has
passed the spike ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪

♪ Thought of seeing your face ♪

♪ It makes my poor heart race ♪

♪ I can't wait to see
my boy this Christmas ♪

♪ Like I did the year before ♪

♪ Like I did ♪

Here you go.

The house looks great,
take care.

Thanks guys.

Hopefully we'll see you
in the new year.

Thanks.

[upbeat music]

Hi, happy holidays.

Hey honey.

Hi, Dad.

You wrapped everything up
at the Carlton's new house?

Yep.

[Blair chuckles]

Everything is ahead of schedule,

the guys will be coming by soon
to pick up their paychecks,

and then you can take
the rest of the day off,

if you'd like.

[Jim chuckles]

I don't think so.

Why? I can wrap up all
the paperwork.

No it's not that,

we need to start lining up
contracts for the new year.

We will.

It doesn't have to happen
today, we have time.

Actually, we don't.

[dramatic music]

What do you mean?

Here,

have a look.

[gentle music]

Okay, that's a lot of red.

Our accountant's suggesting
another business loan,

but, we can't make the
payments at this rate.

We're covering the cost
for three projects,

lumber prices are going
through the roof.

Wow, I thought we had more
wiggle room than this.

About a month, maybe two,

after that,

What?

We may have to file
for bankruptcy.

No, no.

At least we made payroll first.

Dad, stop.

If we sell all the equipment,
we can pay off maybe 60%.

Dad, please don't go down
this road yet, okay.

I have a plan.

That secret project you're
working on with Quinn?

Yes, I've got a meeting at
City Hall this afternoon,

so please just hold on
a little longer, okay?

Okay.

[footsteps fading]

- Oh, hi Scott
- Hey.

Hi.

Hey, just grabbing my cheque.

Yeah.

[paper ruffles]

Thanks.

Blair, is everything okay?

Yeah, absolutely.

Good, good, 'cause it'd
be a bad time of year,

to tell my team they have
to start looking for work.

Yeah, definitely, all good.

Okay, anyway, I'll
see you later.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

[upbeat music]

There is no question audiences
love Hollywood's hit show,

"Design Dwellers."

But what happened to
season one hosts,

and real life sweethearts,
Blair Callahan and Mason Haines?

As the show's ratings
skyrocketed so did tensions

on set, and the season two
premiere just dropped,

with a shocking twist.

Interior designer and It
Girl Casey Reed,

in the kitchen with Mason,
making renovation magic?

That still leaves die hard
fans with one big question.

Where is celebrity contractor
Blair Callahan now?

Wow.

[gentle music]

[car engine revving]

[gentle music]

Blair!

Hey, you made it.

Of course, I got a few blankets,

and jackets, hats and gloves.

Thank you so much.

I thought I got enough, but
it's been crazy busy this year.

I mean, we're supposed to
be an overflow shelter,

but it's been jam
packed every night.

Well, we can scrounge up some
more supplies if we have to,

whatever it takes.

And hopefully Mayor Hunt
comes through for us today.

Exactly.

[crowd chattering]

So, how you feeling
about the pitch?

Good, I was up all night
going over the speech,

there's only one
thing left to do.

Hey, sorry to interrupt,
but are you the lady,

from the home reno show?

What is it?

"Design Dwellers."

That's the one. Blair, right?

Yeah, that's me.

My wife was obsessed
with that show,

when she got sick all we
do is sit on the couch,

and watch the reruns.

I wasn't into it first, but
you eventually won me over,

you and that Mason guy I'd
watch you two do anything.

Well, thank you, I'm
glad you've enjoyed it.

Is he around here too?

No, he still works on the show.

Right, well, what a fun surprise

I never thought I'd get
to meet a celebrity,

[Blair laughs]

Especially here.

Well, it was - it's
nice to meet you.

Oh, Kirk MacArthur, those
are my kids, Jody and Finn.

Anyway, I'll let you
get back to it.

Have a good one.

You too.

[footsteps fading]

[crowd chattering]

How many families do
you have here this year?

Too many.

[upbeat music]

When the plant shut down, so
many people lost their jobs,

and their homes.

They're struggling, like Kirk.

Well, better get the show on
the road then, wish me luck.

- Good luck.
- Thank you.

You got this.

[upbeat music]

[door opens]

[upbeat music]

[wind whooshing]

[upbeat music]

[wind whooshing]

All right, folks and
that about wraps it up,

for season two.

Can you believe that?

Nope, it went by so fast,
but it was an honor to share,

with all of you
watching at home.

We're wishing you and
your families,

the most wonderful
holiday season.

And a happy New Year
until next time.

Cut, excellent job.

[crowd clapping]

Thanks, Jared.

[footsteps thudding]

Thanks.

Unreal buddy.

Everyone, I think
that's the moment

we've all, been waiting for,
that is officially a wrap

on season two, of "Design
Dwellers," thank you.

[crowd cheering]

Thank you guys for all your
hard work this past year,

you've been coming to
work an absolute blast.

We love you so much.

Thanks for everything guys.

You two, absolutely incredible,
you're lightning on camera,

that's just the beginning.

I feel like there's a
lot of potential here.

Yeah, I agree.

Everyone, please get
some Christmas goodies.

Have a safe holiday,
we'll see you back here,

in the New Year for
season three.

[footsteps thudding]

Hey Mason.

[whimsical music]

You get a chance to look
at the contract yet?

Yeah, I did, thanks
for sending it.

What do you need man?

Do you want a bigger trailer?

An assistant?

I can get you a raise?

Nah, I just need some time.

Okay, how about this?

We'll go out for dinner tomorrow
night, we'll discuss it.

Nobu, on me.

Oh, I can't actually.

[whimsical music]

You got a hot date I
don't know about?

[both laugh]

I'm about to catch a
flight to Great Oaks.

Home for holidays?

Yeah, that's the plan.

You gonna see family, friends?

Yeah for sure, but I
gotta hit the road now,

otherwise I might
miss my flight.

All right, well listen,

we need this contract
signed by New Year's.

All right, so please touch
base in a couple of days.

Yeah, sounds good.

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

Hey Mason.

Hey.

Did Jared corner you
about your contract yet?

Oh yeah, took me through
the whole song and dance,

for the third time.

Same, but I was adamant no
producer credit, no deal.

Good for you.

We'll see what they say.

And what about you?

What are you holding out for?

Because if I can help
somehow just let me know.

It's power in numbers,
as they say.

You catch on quick.

Learning from the best.

[Mason laughs]

Hey, I really wanted
to thank you,

for everything this past year.

We've been through so much
and you've been so supportive.

You don't have to thank
me, I'm just doing my job.

Well regardless, I
appreciate it.

I think that we've got a really
good thing going on here.

Season three is only
gonna get better.

I guess we'll see.

Yeah, I guess we will.

Merry Christmas, Casey.

Merry Christmas.

[footsteps thudding]

[upbeat music]

[footsteps thudding]

[door knocking]

Come on in.

[keyboard typing]

Blair, so nice to see
you, please have a seat.

Thank you so much for
meeting with me,

I really appreciate you
taking the time.

Absolutely, I meant it When
I said I was committed,

to helping our
unsheltered community.

Shall we jump right in?

Let's do it.

Welcome to Vista Village, a
community of 75 tiny homes,

on the banks of
Great Oaks River,

custom built to house our
most vulnerable neighbors.

Oh wow.

Is this the old
McAllister Plant?

Yes, exactly,
demolished a year ago,

and just waiting reinvention.

Each of the tiny homes are
constructed to be fully

functioning residences,
250 square feet,

of living space complete
with a bathroom, kitchenette,

bedroom loft and electric heat.

Interesting.

We refer to them as
transition homes,

perfect way to get people
off the streets

into a safe, warm, private place

until a more permanent
spot opens up for them.

And best of all, they can
be constructed off site.

So we don't have to wait
for the weather to improve.

We can get started right away.

And Lord knows we have no
time to waste.

Exactly.

And your company has experience
with this kind of thing?

We've been in the
business for 30 years,

if we don't have the answer,
we know someone who does.

Well, Blair consider me
impressed, but I'm just

not sure the city budget can
handle a project like this.

Oh, okay, well does that mean--

We have to apply for
state funding,

and Mr. Adams, our
Secretary of Housing,

and Urban Development.

He is, shall we say, not
that affected,

by the Christmas spirit.

Oh, well, why don't we
build a model home,

use it as a pilot project,
present it to the town,

get the public on board?

[suspenseful music]

It really could put the
pressure on Mr. Adams

and the state to say yes,
I like it.

But again--

You don't have the funding.

Well, we have some extra
materials at the shop,

and I'm sure I can get
help with labor too,

with your go ahead we can
have this done by Christmas.

If you think you can pull
this off, I'm all for it.

[upbeat music]

I'll set up a press
conference for tomorrow.

Perfect, I will be there.

[upbeat music]

[footsteps thudding]

[gentle music]

[door opens]

[footsteps thudding]

Hello?

Hey.

Hey, okay,

half cheese, half every
topping on the menu,

just the way you like it.

Thank you.

Okay, so I wanna say good job,
but also how did you agree

to float the cost of this
tiny home by yourself?

It seemed like the only
solution in the moment.

Where are you going to find
30 to 40 grand to build it?

We're not, we have to
cut the budget by 80%.

And finish it in five days?

We have to get creative.

No kidding. Well, five days,
no money,

and your dad's
company on the line.

So, where do we start?

Well, first we have to figure
out what supplies we have.

On it.

We can cover the lumber,
drywall, hardware.

I have some leftover paint
at the shelter,

neutral off white?

Yep, every little bit counts,

we can also call in some
favors with the electricians

and plumbers.

You know my ex from college?

Tasha?

She works at that kitchen
and bath place on Fifth,

I could try to swing a
hefty discount.

Yeah, that'd be great.

All the windows and
doors have to be custom

and if we run into
any roadblocks.

We'll take it one day at a time, right?

Right.

But how many favors can we
call in before it starts,

to look tacky?

Well, it depends on who
you're asking,

Quinn.

All I'm saying is that
Scott is a good person,

to have in your corner.

And I will call him
if I need him.

Good.

Now, let's not let
this get cold.

[upbeat music]

[footsteps thudding]

Excuse me.

Large coffee please.

Mason, is that you?

You look like you just stepped
out of a car commercial.

Hey Jim.

Hey, what is this?

Forget what these East Coast
winners are like already?

Nah, I can never
forget this place.

He'll have a large decaf, white
chocolate mocha, extra whip.

That right?

That's right.

Only contractor on the
face of God's green earth,

that doesn't drink real coffee.

What can I say, it's a gift.

[Mason laughs]

No, on me this time.

Huh, thanks.

So how are you doing?

What brings you back
to Great Oaks?

Your mom, she moved full time
down to Florida, didn't she?

Yeah, I'm actually meeting
with a real estate agent,

about selling my place.

Huh.

It's been sitting empty for
the last couple of years,

so I figured it was
probably time.

So I guess that means the
show's going well though?

Yeah, it's good.

And how's Blair?

You know what?

Why don't you find out
for yourself?

Come on, she's just
across the street.

♪ Oh jingle bells jingle bells ♪

♪ Jingle all the way ♪

♪ Oh what fun it is to ride
in one horse-open sleigh ♪

♪ Jingle bells jingle bells ♪

♪ Jingle all the way ♪

♪ Oh what fun it is to ride
in one horse-open sleigh ♪

I'll start us off with
the introduction,

then you can jump in with
the Tiny Home design plan.

Sounds great.

Oh wow, the place
looks beautiful.

Yes, our design team did
an amazing job.

This town could use some
good news and a little hope,

the camera will be here and
we've got a teleprompter,

in case you need it.

Oh no I'm good, thanks though.

Ah, yes, I sometimes almost
forget you have experience,

with this kind of thing.

[both laugh]

Anyway we have a few key folks
in attendance but that's it.

Hopefully gives us more
one-on-one time,

with Mr. Adams who
apparently just pulled in.

Anything I should know?

Make no mistake, he knows
his job is on the line,

if the governor doesn't
get reelected.

He can't afford any hiccups.

Mr. Adams, welcome.

Mayor Hunt, good to
see you again.

Likewise, we
appreciate you coming,

I know how busy you are.

Yes, but I'm always
interested in hearing

about creative solutions
to the housing issue.

On that note, I'd like
to introduce you

to the brains behind the
operation, Blair Callahan.

Nice to meet you Mr. Adams.

Wait, do I know you
from somewhere?

Yes, you might.

You and that guy, you
were on that design show.

Yeah, "Design Dwellers."

That's right, Blair, huh?

And Mason.

[whimsical music]

Mason.

[whimsical music]

[cameras click]

[whimsical music]

Pleasure to meet you, sir.

It's nice to meet you too.

I mean, this is so great
you two working

on this together.

You two make quite a pair.

Oh wait that--

Blair, what a brilliant idea.

No, no no, no--

This is such a nice surprise,
Mayor Hunt.

Nice to meet you.

This is Percy Adams,

our Secretary of Housing
and Urban Development,

and you know Blair of course.

Of course, hi Blair.

We're so thrilled to
have you on board.

Yes, right on board
what exactly?

[Jim and Mayor Hunt laughing]

Just as charming in real life,
right, Jim?

Oh yeah.

If you'll just excuse
us for a moment,

we have to have a quick word, thanks.

What do you think you
are doing here?

Wait why?

You can't just show up
here unannounced.

[Mason chuckles]

What just happened in there?

[footsteps thudding]

What are you doing here?

Entertaining a Mr. Adams,
I guess.

Man, how did this happen?

Wh-what project were they
talking about?

We are building a tiny home
community for the houseless.

At least that's what
we're trying to do

if we can win that guy over.

Oh wow, a whole community?

Yeah.

I didn't realize that
we had that many folks

in need in this town.

Yeah, well you've missed a lot.

Hey guys, this is so fun.

About that--

I gotta hand it to you Blair,
Great Oak's,

celebrity couple reuniting for
a great cause at Christmas?

The press is gonna be
all over this.

I mean, he's not actually back.

Oh.

For a long time, just
till New Year's.

Right, but the model homes
shouldn't take too long

to build, right?

No it shouldn't.

Okay then let's set the
reveal date for the 23rd,

we'll make it a
fundraising event.

Invite the town, Mr.
Adams and the rest

of the state officials.

People will be so excited
to meet you both

and to see you work up close.

Great.

Okay, let me just go
write that into my speech,

I'll see you out there.

[dramatic music]

[Blair sighs]

Hey, so?

Yep.

I guess we're
building a tiny home.

Yep, I guess we are.

[gentle music]

Mic check, can
everybody hear me?

Hello everybody, and thank
you so much for coming.

As you know, it has
been a priority of mine

to address the growing crisis,

facing our
unsheltered community.

That is why I am so excited
to show you our vision

for the future of
our great city.

Welcome to Vista Village, a
community of 75 tiny homes

all designed by our
very own Callahan

and Family Contracting.

Thank you, Jim.

[crowd applauding]

I am so excited to show
you our vision,

for the purpose of
our community.

Hey, I didn't mean to step
on your toes back there.

Oh, come on, that was
a classic Mason move.

What's that supposed to mean?

Always swooping in
saving the day.

There was no swooping,
I got dragged into this.

One minute I'm hiring a real
estate agent to sell my place

and next I'm shaking
hands with the Mayor--

You're selling your place?

Yeah, I am.

Well then it's a good
thing, this will be quick.

You want me to back out, I will.

And here to tell us
more about it,

from our favorite home
renovation show,

"Design Dwellers" are Blair
Callahan and Mason Haines.

[crowd applauding]

Just let me do the talking
for once, okay?

[Blair sighs]

[footsteps thudding]

[crowd clapping]

Good afternoon everyone.
When the factory closed,

people in our community lost
their jobs and their homes.

Callahan Construction has
a solution, Tiny Homes.

[upbeat music]

[pen scribbling]

[upbeat music]

[footsteps approaching]

Hey dad.

Hey honey.

So what do you think?

It's not at all what I expected.

I mean that in the best
possible way,

this is a great idea, Blair.

Really?

Of course, it's just we
only have a few days.

I know, but we can do it.

It's only 250 square feet.

I agree. So, sorry about
dragging Mason over last night,

What's going on with you two?

There is no me and Mason,
that was an accidental thing.

We're tolerating each other
for publicity and that is all.

And he has lot on his plate,

I'd be surprised if
he even shows.

Well, sorry to disappoint.

Morning. Want a coffee?

Yeah, that'd be great, thanks

Coming right up.

So are those the plans?

[whimsical music]

Nice work by the way, I
like the sleeping loft

with the built-in shelving
in the living room.

You've got that all
in two seconds?

Oh, I had Mayor Hunt send
me your pitch,

looked at it last night.

I'll be out back if you need me.

Great, thanks.

So you can just show up
for the reveal

and leave the rest to me,

you don't have to get
your hands dirty.

Oh, that's not fair.

And besides what happens
if the mayor shows up

and I'm not here?

Or the press sees me
out in about?

We don't want people to think

we're not taking this seriously.

Fine, stay.

All right.

Would you be open to a
couple of suggestions?

We don't really have time
to tinker with the design.

I get it, but it's just
that it kind of

looks like a shipping container.

[dramatic music]

No it doesn't.

It definitely does.

No, it is purposeful
and affordable.

I know but, a little charm
wouldn't hurt anybody.

It would hurt our budget.

What if we do something simple?

Like change the roof line,
just a bit to open up the loft.

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

Add a bump out here to
make a front porch

to give it some dimension
with an extra window

and a decorative peak?

We can add a couple lawn
chairs and a fire pit

for the winter, it would be a
bit homier, don't you think?

We both know that
decorative is just code

for more expensive.

We're already working
with donated materials

and borrowed time as it is.

Yeah, but don't you
wanna wow them?

Yes, of course.

But we can't have Mr.
Adams thinking

we're being frivolous
with public funds.

It'll sink us.

Or it'll get him
excited about it.

Here we go.

What?

I knew we couldn't go five
minutes without us fighting.

We're not fighting,
we're planning.

[dramatic music]

I already have a plan.

[camera clicks]

We're not on a show
anymore Mason, okay?

We don't have rating
targets to hit.

It's not about that, I
want this to work Blair.

Well, I need this to work.

[camera clicking]

[footsteps thudding]

Hey.

[upbeat music]

[footsteps thudding]

[car engine revving]

Yeah, you better run.

What are you doing?

They must have
followed you here.

So, I don't care.

What, you don't care,
this is private property.

People do it all the time.

Well, photos of us fighting
doesn't exactly scream,

"Hometown Couple reunites
for a good cause."

It'll be okay.

It's like that old Latin saying,

enshrined down the
Hollywood sign.

What saying?

"All press is good press."

Wow, you really have gone
all Hollywood.

Hey, I'm just trying to help.

Well, you missed that
boat by about a year.

Wow, hold on now.

Look its fine, okay?

We'll change the roof line

and we'll put in your
little porch and window.

Blair--

But if it derails us
in any way--

You'll what?

Leave me again?

Now that's not fair.

You know what, you just
stick to the schmoozing,

I'll stick to the work, okay?

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

[gentle music]

[upbeat music]

[door opens]

And a two by three
double pane fixed.

Yeah, anytime tomorrow's great.

Okay, thank you.

[phone clanking]

Oh great, let's have a look.

Yeah, a few options.

I love the dark Walnut.

Oh.

You want me to grab Mason?

No.

I thought he was helping with
some of the design details.

I can choose the flooring dad.

Yeah, I know, but just thought

you'd rather be putting
the base together.

What, he's following the plans, right?

Ah, I'm sure he is.

[gentle music]

Yeah.

Look, just because he's
helping drum up press,

doesn't mean it's his project,

you're still in the
driver's seat.

It's clearly not how the
world is gonna see it.

Doesn't matter what the
world thinks,

matters what you believe.

Thanks Aristotle.

[both chuckle]

Hey, consider it an early
Christmas gift.

Hey, it wouldn't so be
so bad having him around,

give you two a chance
to hash it out.

There's nothing left
to hash out.

If that were true, you'd be
out there instead of in here.

Dad.

Just think about it.

I'm gonna go order
the steel roof.

I'll see you later.

Yeah, don't let the door
hit you on the way out.

[Blair laughs]

[footsteps thudding]

[car engine revving]

[car door opens]

[Mayor Hunt] Mason, looks
like you've made quite

a start with the project.

Mayor Hunt, why don't
we go inside?

Oh dear.

[door closing]

After you.

[Mayor Hunt] Thank you.

[door closing]

[footsteps thudding]

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

[door closes]

[Mason] Yeah, so Blair and
I agreed on a front porch

and it is going to look amazing.

No, that's wonderful, so
glad to hear it.

Mayor Hunt, hi.

Blair, hi, I hope it's okay,

I showed up
unannounced like this?

Of course, what brings you by?

So my press secretary
sent me some photos

that just went online.

You two aren't having
any problems, are you?

Oh no, no, no, no,
of course not,

those photos were taken
completely out of context.

Yeah.

Right, well that's good because
we wouldn't want a repeat

of what happened on your show.

Of course not.

And there are real lives
on the line here,

so we need to present a strong
united front to Mr. Adams.

Absolutely, agreed.

Good, so as far as next steps--

We are finishing the base
and foundation

and we will head to Quin
Shelter tomorrow

to talk to some people and
see what kind of features

they might want to see.

We are?

I mean, yes we are.

Well, that sounds like a
wonderful idea.

That's Blair for you,
always keeping a pulse

on what's really important.

And Mason, such a perfectionist,

doesn't know when to quit,

especially when it
comes to business.

[Mason laughs]

Classic Blair,
honest to a fault.

You two sure do know
each other well.

Oh yeah, we are like two
peas in a pod.

A friendship pod.

Yep, thick as thieves we are.

Well, I'm glad to hear it.

Let's touch base soon though, okay.

Okay.

All right.

Sounds good.

Okay.

[dramatic music]

Good to see you, thanks.

Hey guys,

[footsteps approaching]

we got a problem.

What is it?

So I ordered the
roofing supplies

and the trusses they're
coming pre-fabricated

as per your specs but--

What?

They close for the
holidays tomorrow.

They need to deliver
first thing.

But we can't put up a
roof without walls,

the reveal is three days
away, we won't finish in time.

Can we order it from
somewhere else?

We don't have the
budget for that.

I'll pay for it, it's fine.

No, absolutely not.

Why not?

I'm the one who insisted
on changing the designs,

so I'll throw it on the extra
cash, it's not a big deal.

Dad, I'll call Scott,

can you start on the
other carpenters?

Sure thing.

Okay.

Blair, hold on.

But we have to put up the
framing today.

That's a two day job,
what if we push it?

But in a few hours, I
don't think so.

Well, we can stay in
here arguing,

or we can take out our phones,

and see what favors
we can call in.

We need carpenters,
lots of them.

[phone buzzing]

That's my real estate agent,
I got-

[dramatic music]

That's Blair for "welcome back".

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music]

[footsteps approaching]

Hey, hey.

[footsteps thudding]

Hey, what do you have there?

Figured we could use
a little fuel.

Oh, thank you.

You are welcome.

[Blair] Perfect.

[gentle music]

You brought your whole crew?

You said you needed to
get the walls

up before tomorrow.

[both laugh]

Hey there.

Hey.

Mason Haines, nice to meet you.

Yeah, I figured, I'm Scott.

Scott.

[Scott] Yeah.

[Mason] Cool, thanks for coming.

Of course, anything for Blair.

[dramatic music]

Okay, let's get started,
shall we?

Excuse me please, thank you.

Hi guys, thank you so much for
coming on such short notice.

I know it's the holidays,
but we really appreciate it.

And it's for a very good
cause close to all our hearts.

Okay, so we've got
about six hours

to build the entire
frame of the house.

So we're gonna break up
into three groups,

follow the instructions to a T

and we should be
able to make it.

Any questions let me
know, coffee's brewing,

let's get to it, okay?

Come take a look.

[upbeat music]

So, we'll just frame
up the walls,

so we can put up enough space.

♪ Now it's that time a year
when magic's in the air ♪

♪ There's so many smiley
faces love is everywhere ♪

You guys good?

♪ You can hear those
carol sounds ♪

♪ Right outside your
front door ♪

♪ That's when you know
it's almost Christmas ♪

♪ Chestnuts roasting
shambling toast ♪

♪ And frosty in the snow ♪

Put this one facing up,
Mason can you give me a hand?

Yeah, no problem.

♪ It's almost Christmas ♪

♪ It's almost Christmas ♪

♪ It's almost Christmas ♪

Okay guys moving in, you got it?

Okay, thank you.

Blair.

Look I think I
figured out where

we can put in the stairs.

♪ Children wishing and lovers
kissing under the mistletoe ♪

♪ It's almost Christmas ♪

♪ It's almost Christmas ♪

♪ It's almost Christmas ♪

[mortar whirring]

[nail gun clicking]

[upbeat music]

Thank you everybody
for coming out,

we really appreciate it,
have a happy holidays.

Get home safe, bye.

Hey.

Hi, thank you so much,
I really owe you one.

No, no way, I had a blast.

[car revving]

If you need help any
with the roofing,

siding, flooring,
whatever, just let me know.

I think we got it
covered actually.

Right, yeah, right.

Thanks Scott.

No problem.

What was that?

What?

He's just trying to help.

Or something.

Oh, what do you care, huh?

And besides if people wanna
help, we should let them.

Oh really?

Then why didn't you let
me pay for the roof?

[gentle music]

Just help me with the tarp, okay?

Do you really hate me that much?

I don't hate you.

It sure feels like that.

Silly carpenter lady can't
hold up her end of the deal,

handsome designer pulls off
miracle and makes it happen.

How many times did we do
that storyline in season one?

You're a structural engineer
and a businesswoman and--

People don't care about that,
they believe what they see.

Okay, it's one thing
for you to show up here

and draw attention to
the project,

but what if Mr. Adams
and the mayor see you

as the captain of the ship?

Then what happens
when you leave?

Okay, and with our
company on the line,

I just can't risk it.

Wait, what do you mean
company on the line?

[gentle music]

Is everything okay?

Blair, talk to me, if
there's anything I can do--

I don't need you to do anything

but get that ladder and
help me with the tarp, okay?

Please.

[footsteps thudding]

[upbeat music]

[whimsical music]

Hey.

The house looks great,
the framing looks done.

Yeah, it is.

[footsteps thudding]

So we're ahead schedule then?

Yes ma'am.

[footsteps thudding]

Oh, a lot of Mason looking
buff in these shots.

How does he always
manage to do that?

I don't know, but it's working.

People are sharing that
all over social.

And you are ignoring those
comments about Casey, right?

Yes, of course.

Because no matter what's
going on between them

they've only known each
other for a year.

You were together a decade.

Eight years actually.

Same thing.

Well, it doesn't matter anymore

Mason is free to do
whatever he wants.

Well we don't even know
if they're a real thing.

Have you seen season two?

Every episode is just
a massive flirt fest.

Well, you should know
better than anyone

not to believe everything
you see on TV.

You could just ask him.

Ask me what?

[whimsical music]

Well, look what the
cat dragged in.

[Mason laughs]

It's been a minute, huh?

Too long.

So I've lined up a few
willing shelter guests,

to chat to today.

Oh, that's great,
thank you so much.

And then I figured I'd
put you two to work.

Great, I'm game
whatever you need.

Yeah, just don't ask
him to cook.

[dramatic music]

Trust me I would never,

lest we forget
Thanksgiving 2016.

Oof.

So the turkey was a little
under cooked, so what?

Yeah, but how do you mess
up the mashed potatoes?

You were the one in
charge of the potatoes.

Wow, I guess I didn't
get that memo.

Yeah, sure.

And this is why you two will
only be serving the food.

Smile and scoop, copy that.

Let me just get my coat,
we can go.

[footsteps thudding]

You know, quiet pining,
isn't gonna be enough

to win her back.

[gentle music]

Ready?

[door opening]

[footsteps thudding]

[car engine revving]

So I got a company in Pittsburgh
to donate forming for us.

Oh great.

And I think we can
pick up the sinks

and faucets at that
company we used to use,

when we first started
out, hometown discount.

Oh good.

But I couldn't find
any countertops,

so we're gonna have to
pay full price.

But I sent you an email with
a bunch of different options.

Cool, whatever you
think is good.

Really?

Yeah.

Why are you being so agreeable?

What do you mean?

Isn't that a good thing?

It's weird and it's
not like you.

[gentle music]

What?

Nothing, I'll meet you there, okay?

Yeah, okay.

[footsteps thudding]

Enjoy, alright, feel
free to get some desert.

Gotta hand it to the guy, he
knows how to work a crowd.

I grew up not far from here.

[Mason laughing]

He sure does.

Listen, hey, have you
heard about Vista Village?

It's a tiny home community,
we're trying to build,

we'd love your opinion
on the design.

I mean, this is your
community, it's our home,

you should have a say.

Here you go, enjoy.

I'm gonna get started.

Are you good here?

Yeah, go ahead.

[footsteps thudding]

Do you mind?

Yeah, sure.

You guys go grab some dessert, okay?

I see you dragged old Mason back

from the land of
eternal sunshine.

We did.

Did you get a chance
to meet him?

Yeah, he was great.

Did he tell you about
Vista Village?

A little.

Do you have any
insights on the home?

[gentle music]

There was one thing.

What is it?

I was thinking when a
resident moves in,

maybe they could...

they paint the door their
favorite color.

I know you guys probably
have a whole scheme picked,

but I thought it might be nice,

people could make it feel
more like home.

Just for a little bit.

Wow, Kirk, that is a
really good idea.

Really?

Yeah.

Wow, cool, thanks.

No, thank you.

Oh, what is your favorite color?

Probably blue, my wife loved it.

Blue it is.

[gentle music]

[phone buzzing]

Hey Jared, how's it going?

Good good, just calling,
checking in on you,

see how you're doing?

Yeah, I'm great.

[Jared] Hey, full
disclosure saw pictures

of you and Blair online.

Oh. -She's doing some
sort of tiny home project

or something?

Yeah, something Blair
is doing for our town,

should be done by Christmas.

It's good to see you supporting,
you know,

it's nice to see she's
found her niche.

Her niche?

Yeah, it seems like a good fit.

Oh.

[Jared] Come on, you
know how Blair can be,

she's kinda--

Honest.

Yeah, I was gonna say earnest, but

[Jared laughs]

Because she wouldn't
jump through your hoops?

Alright, yeah forget
about Blair,

you sign the contract?

I'm gonna need more time.

Mason, I know there's a lot,

of nitty gritty stuff in there,

but we need that signed
by Christmas.

Whoa whoa, wait wait,

I thought I had till New Year's?

I'm getting a lot of
pressure from the Network,

they need to know when they
can announce season three.

You think you'll get a lot
more pressure, if I quit?

I'll call you later.

[phone thudding]

Are you quitting?

I don't know.

You don't know?

We are days away Mason,
how could you do that?

Oh, I get it, you think
this is about your project,

don't you?

One minute you're telling
me to back off

and the next you
want me to stay?

I don't get it.

We can't keep doing this Blair.

Look, if you don't
wanna work

with me, I will step aside
and you can take over.

What?

No, that's not what I'm saying.

You can coordinate with my dad,

and I'll just--

Stop.

[gentle music]

You're not leaving.

This is your project,
I'm just trying to help,

but you won't let me.

Talk to me, Blair.

I--

What do you want?

I want you to pick
the countertops

and the back splash,

and the light fixtures,

and I just wanna show up
and install them all, okay?

I want this tiny home
to help our community.

Okay.

[camera clicking]

[gentle music]

[footsteps fading]

[gentle music]

[upbeat music]

Thanks sweetie.

[upbeat music]

You know, if you're trying
to get your 10,000 steps in,

you may want to head outside.

Haha, no, I'm just trying
to figure out the layout.

Can I see the plans?

Yeah.

Oh-oh, I know that face,
what's wrong?

I don't think we have
enough room for stairs.

What?

If we want a full size couch,

we should use a ladder instead,

and build closet space
inside the bathroom.

I mean, if you're okay with it?

Yeah, I'm okay with it.

Great.

[phone buzzing]

Speaking of full size couches,
that's the furniture store.

[footsteps fading]

Blair Callahan speaking.

Oh. Okay.

Yeah, thanks for
letting me know.

Yeah, Merry Christmas,
to you too.

What happened?

They canceled their donation.

What?

Can they do that?

I guess they got a contract,

with a big hotel chain,

and they don't have any
surplus stock, so.

I don't know what
we're gonna do.

We're supposed to reveal
a fully furnished,

tiny home to the town tomorrow.

I can call Hammonds in
the next town.

My place.

What?

We can use my furniture.

I mean, I was gonna have
to sell it all anyway.

It's a great idea.

But are you sure?

Absolutely, whatever you need.

Why don't you both go look
around and I'll finish up here.

That way we can furnish
this place tonight.

Oh no dad, that's okay,
I can stay and help.

Nonsense, it's nothing,

you're gonna need two
sets of hands

to carry all that stuff anyway.

You game?

Okay.

[gentle music]

[car door shutting]

[footsteps thudding]

[gentle music]

Okay, so we're
looking for a couple

of small chairs, or stools,

a table, any extra
lighting that you have--

Yeah.

Baskets for storage and is
there any decor

you think would look good?

Lots.

[both laugh]

Oh this would be perfect.

Wow, I love this place.

I forgot how beautiful it is.

[gentle music]

Hey, where's my old
rocking chair?

Oh, I don't know.

My mom stays here, when she
comes to visit her friends.

Maybe she got rid of it.

Oh, that's too bad.

[button clicks]

[upbeat music]

Wow, you really went all out, huh?

I actually had some home stages,

come and spruce the place up.

Well it looks great, but
this view sells itself.

We could always go for
one last polar bear dip.

Oh.

It's good for the circulation.

Yeah, nothing like the
primal instinct,

to survive to get the
blood pumping.

I can't believe I ever
let you talk me into that.

I'm freezing just
thinking about it.

Well, walk around, pick
up what you like,

I'll make us some hot chocolate.

Okay, if you insist.

[upbeat music]

Hey, do you still have those

paintings from your
design school days?

I doubt it, I think
they're all boxed up.

They should probably
stay that way.

Come on you're pretty good.

What do you think about these
side tables for the loft?

I could replace the
legs on them.

It's not a bad idea,

we can probably add
some storage too.

Yeah, it's perfect.

Oh, I wish this
couch fit though.

Oh, just as comfy as I remember.

Feel free to add some coffee
in that hot chocolate.

I don't know how you're
still standing.

Just used to it, I guess.

Ugh, TV hours.

That's one thing I don't miss.

[upbeat music]

What about the rest of it?

Yeah, there are definitely
some things I miss

but I had no choice, I
had to come home.

See, that's where you lose me.

Well, when the McAllister
Plant shut down,

business dipped everywhere,
construction slowed,

and my dad had to let
go of most of his staff

and manage the place by himself.

If I didn't come
back when I did...

Wow, I-

I didn't know.

Why didn't you come after
me when I left?

I had to pick up the
pieces after you left,

save the show.

Where were you?

I needed a clean break.

I couldn't take being
undermined by Jared,

the show, you.

We were a team.

Yeah, well you didn't
exactly fight for us.

The network loved you,
we were great together.

We had chemistry.

Until we didn't.

My life isn't about ratings, Mason.

We were paying our dues,
and I honestly believe,

that we'd have eventually been a
to negotiate producer credits

and take back control of
the narrative.

You really think Jared
would've let us do that?

I'm in a more powerful
position now after two seasons

and I can negotiate a
better deal.

Well, that's great for
you and Casey.

Blair, wait.

You're right, okay.

I should have stood up
for you back then,

I was an idiot.

And if I could go back.

What's done is done, Mason.

I'm glad it worked out for you, honestly.

[phone buzzing]

That's the electrician,
I should take this.

Yeah, okay.

[gentle music]

[upbeat music]

[footsteps approaching]

Casey, how are ya?

Excellent, all we need
is a counter signature

and it's a done deal.

Okay, yeah, I'll look it over.

If you do it right now, we
can still catch happy hour

across the street.

I need the studio to approve it,

so let's just take a minute.

Did you get Mason's
contract back yet?

It's in progress.

Is there anything else going
on here I should know about?

No, definitely not.

Because I saw those pictures
of Mason with Blair online,

people are tweeting
about a reunion.

I would hate to find out I'm
being fired from a tabloid.

Blair's not coming back, Casey.

Well then sign my contract.

I need Mason, I need
him on board.

He bridges the seasons together

and he has final
co-star approval, so.

[gentle music]

Okay.

You want Mason to sign,

I have an idea.

[gentle music]

Right, see you soon.

Scott just called, he's on
his way over with the truck.

Perfect, we just have to
have the house

at town hall by three.

Okay, hit the lights.

[upbeat music]

Wait, what?

Did you check the other
end, is it plugged in?

I'll go check the breaker.

We only have two hours.

I know, but we'll figure it out.

Can't have a Christmas
reveal without lights.

There will be lights.

And if there's not?

Blair.

Huh, it's not the electrical,

these are just a bunch of duds.

Seriously?

- Unbelievable.
- Never fails.

I just really want Mr.
Adams to see what we can do.

Do not despair, I'll
replace them now.

Come on, we got lots
to do inside.

[footsteps thudding]

Hey.

Hey.

Could you grab me another
ornament please?

Yeah.

- Yeah?
- Thank you.

Well, I hate to admit it,

but the ladder it
looks pretty good.

So does your lamp choice.

I have my moments.

Yeah, I'll say.

Hey aren't these, the
tables from your house?

Good eye.

Didn't we get those on clearance

in January for like eight bucks.

Correction, you bought them.

[both laughing]

After you left, I went
through all the closets and.

You found the paintings.

Yeah.

Oh wow.

[painting drops]

Hey, isn't this--

First house we ever
reno'd together?

Yeah.

[footsteps thudding]

This looks perfect.

Thank you.

Wow, wait, you really
pulled it off, Blair.

No, we did.

Yeah, we did.

[gentle music]

I should probably go.

Are you okay here?

Yeah.

Okay, I'll see you later?

I wouldn't miss it.

[footsteps thudding]

♪ See the snowfall on
your shoes ♪

♪ Dusted off those winter blues

♪ All the youths are
spirit high ♪

♪ Bells are ringing to the sky ♪

♪ Big celebration ♪

♪ I hear the children
laugh and play ♪

♪ Here's to vacation and
Santa coming on his sleigh ♪

♪ It may be Christmas ♪

♪ Joy all around us ♪

[crowd chattering]

[footsteps approaching]

Hey.

Hi.

How are you?

You should have one of these.

Oh, thank you.

Relax, just let things happen, okay?

[glasses clicking]

Thanks for being here.

Good luck tonight.

Thank you.

I'm gonna go say hi
to the mayor.

Okay.

[gentle music]

[crowd chattering]

[Mason whistles]

Well, well, well look at you.

Not half bad for a guy
living out of a suitcase.

But you on the other hand, hmm.

All right all right.

[Mason laughs]

Right, so the lights are good,

the decor's finished

and you added all the stuff
from your place, right?

Yeah, we went through the
checklist, we're good.

Okay.

Wow, Blair, you look beautiful.

All right, let's go
close this deal.

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

[gentle music]

Huh?

It looks great.

[Casey laughs]

[Casey] Look at this thing,

[Jared] Wow.

[Casey laughing]

[Casey] Oh here,
take my picture.

[Jared] Okay.

[Casey] Oh, I love this.

[footsteps thudding]

See why I like working on TV?

Hey, just in time.

Jared?

Hey, sorry we didn't
touch anything I swear.

That's super cute, you
guys did a good job.

I don't understand.

What are you doing here?

This was rude, I'm so sorry,
I'm Casey.

I know who you are.

Oh, we've gotta do a
last minute announcement

for season three, so we're just
gonna need Mason for a sec.

Jared.

What announcement?

I have no idea what
they're talking about.

Good evening, everyone,
thank you so much for coming.

We're excited to
walk you through

our vision for Vista Village,

Great Oaks first ever tiny
home community.

As you know, our town has
faced hard times

these last few years.

We've seen neighbors and
friends lose their jobs,

their savings, and in
some cases, their homes.

We've been working diligently
to make this space a reality.

But if you feel
inclined to help us,

you'll find donation bins
around the room.

I know we all wish there was
something we could do to help,

well this is our chance.

So if you'll follow me.

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

[upbeat music]

It's my pleasure to
present to you,

Vista Village's first
ever tiny home.

[upbeat music]

[crowd applauding]

Woo.

[crowd applauding]

And the team behind the design,

Blair Callahan and Mason Haines.

Best thing you can do for
Blair, is not make a scene.

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

[gentle music]

Is that?

Hang tight for season three,

we've got a big
announcement coming up.

[crowd cheering]

This is low, Casey.

It might not seem like it,

but I am doing this
for us, Mason.

[Camera Man] Hey Mason.

If we sign on to
season three now,

the network will have to
say yes to whatever we want.

Huge raises, executive
producer credits.

This is our chance to
make our mark.

You've got a lot of grit, Casey.

[camera clicks]

[gentle music]

Blair, sorry about all
the commotion.

Yeah, right.

Do you have any idea
what you've done?

[footsteps approaching]

Mason and Casey are out
there being interviewed

about this whole thing.

Frankly, I think the
press is eating it up.

You have some nerve.

I'm sorry, isn't this
what you wanted?

Mason to use his profile,

to help you with your
little pet project?

No one forced him to do
this, he made a choice.

Evidently it was a good choice.

He's never been in a
better position

to negotiate anything he wants.

Come on Blair, don't take
it personally,

just show biz.

No, it's not Jared.

This is about real people
with real problems.

Something that you would
know nothing about.

Blair, Mr. Adams is
waiting outside,

he's ready for the tour.

Let's go seal the deal.

[footsteps fading]

[crowd chattering]

[door opens]

Come on in.

[gentle music]

So as you can see the home
was designed for efficiency

and comfort at every turn.

We made use of the
vertical walls,

by adding built-in shelving.

And we opted for a ladder

to access the loft instead
of stairs to save space.

Hmm.

We chose a custom pine
louvre door for the bathroom

and even the furniture is multifunctional.

Most pieces have built-in
storage, like this table

for example, which folds
down when it's not in use.

Nice.

Yeah.

And there's a fireplace.

We wanted it to feel
like a real home

because giving people
the dignity of shelters

is the least we can do.

Indeed, I really
admire everything

you and Mason have done here.

I mean, it's a charming home

and the city could certainly
benefit from the village.

I'm so glad you agree.

Governor's on board too.

We would love to complete this

before the election next year.

Oh, I think that's doable.

I agree, which is why
I sent out your pitch

to tender earlier today.

You, what?

[dramatic music]

You're letting other
companies bid on this?

Well, it's a big project

and we have to give
everybody fair consideration.

We do recognize a
company of your size

could struggle to scale
up production.

We can do this, we built
this house in a week.

And it's incredible.

Blair, this is a big project
that could grow statewide.

We need to consider a company

that has more
manufacturing space,

more capacity, deeper pockets.

Whoever wins this tender,

needs to execute a massive
project on a deadline.

Right, I understand.

I appreciate this, Ms. Callahan

and I thank you for your time.

Oh, I'm here till tomorrow,
so please submit your bid.

You're not out of the running.

[gentle music]

[door opens]

[gentle music]

[door opens]

[door closes]

Blair, I'm so sorry
about all this,

I didn't know they were
coming, Jared set this up.

Do you have any idea
what you've done?

How embarrassing this is?

I'm sorry.

It's smart, really smart of you,

to use this as your springboard.

Blair.

You know me, does that
sound like something

I would really do?

I don't know if I do
know you anymore.

Why are you even here?

I just couldn't sign
back onto the show until

I talked to you.

After we broke up,
everything happened so fast,

then suddenly season two
is on the tracks

and I'm getting sucked
back in and I needed--

What Mason, what do you need?

You.

I needed to see you.

I missed you.

I miss you.

I really wanna believe that.

Blair, please trust
me, underneath all this

it's still me.

You sure about that?

You should go.

[footsteps fading]

[door opens]

[door shuts]

[gentle music]

[door closes]

[footsteps thudding]

Hello?

Hey.

Hey, there you are,
I've been calling.

You okay?

I guess, yeah.

We got approval for the funding

and that is the most
important thing.

You talked to Mason?

Not since last night.

You don't really
think he's in on

that whole designed
weller, charade, do you?

He looked like a deer in
the headlights

when that spotlight turned on.

I don't know, wasn't he?

There's no way he
would've done that to you,

even after everything.

I can't think about
that right now.

[coffee pouring]

You and Jim will be okay.

I think we might need a
miracle at this point.

[gentle music]

I don't think you do.

Do you remember when you
built that bird house?

Yeah, we built for that
injured baby nuthatch.

We called it Cashew.

Yeah, and after you
built Cashew's birdhouse,

you promptly declared
your intention

to build one for every
other bird on earth.

Little too ambitious, perhaps.

[both laughing]

Yeah, but that's who
you are Blair,

you've never been afraid
to take a challenge.

You're always getting people
excited with your passion

and your story.

Well, this is a lot
bigger than a birdhouse.

You'll figure this out.

[upbeat music]

[car engine revving]

[door opens]

Hey man, thanks for calling,
means a lot.

Look, I wanna apologize, we
came to town without warning.

I put you on the spot.

That was wrong.

All right.

That's it?

What do you mean?

That's the only thing
you got to apologize for?

What about not telling me
the real reason

Blair left the show?

And how many other things
did you keep from me?

Hey man, look, say what
you wanna say

but I got you a rocket of
a contract here, a rocket.

All right, this thing's
gonna set you up for life.

Don't be a fool, Mason.

What kind of life is that
gonna be though?

We came to LA to do your show,

thinking we were
gonna help people.

Then suddenly it became about
flipping vacation homes.

Yeah man, people love that.

Right, that's fantasy.

I get it, but it's not us.

Blair was right.

No, Blair was wrong, all
right, you two had everything.

She walked away, she
couldn't hack it.

You know what I believe?

I believe you're at the
top of your game.

I believe you've worked
incredibly hard

to build up a show
that she left.

You belong here.

Don't let Blair drag you
down again, all right.

Drag me down?

I know what I'm talking
about, Mason, just.

Blair's got more grit
and conviction

and passion than anyone
else on that network,

myself included.

And if you were as half
as good at your job

as you claim to be,

you'd be banging on her
door right now

begging for forgiveness,

instead of wasting your
time with me.

All right, just hang on a sec,
Mason--

No, I am done, Jared.

[gentle music]

[footsteps thudding]

Hey, so I've pulled up all
our outstanding invoices,

and if we can collect
70% of payments,

we can make it until spring.

And in the meantime,

I'll work on securing a
few custom home contracts

for the summer.

There's no guarantee we
could collect

what's owed before the
bank comes knocking.

I think it's time to
call it, Blair.

No, Dad.

At least if we file now
we can pay folks

what they're owed by
the new year.

It's not over yet.

It is, honey.

It is.

Trust me, I don't take
this lightly,

I've worked my whole life

and my career like this not
able to leave you anything.

Oh no, Dad, don't say that.

I'm the one who came up short.

I put all our eggs in
this basket.

No, you've knocked it
out of the park,

I've never been prouder.

Well you deserve more

the only thing giving me
solace right now is the idea

that if we do file, at
least you can start

with a clean slate.

No more dark clouds
hanging over your head.

Working here isn't
a dark cloud.

It's taught me everything I
know about being a good boss,

a good friend, a good citizen.

I am not ready to throw
in the towel yet.

Okay, I'm with you kid.

Okay, look at this, I
have another idea.

[upbea]

Kirk, hi.

Quinn gave me your message,
what's up?

What's this?

It's an early Christmas present.

Well, no, I can't accept this.

Take it up with Santa,
I'm just the messenger.

But Blair, this--

Kirk, it's yours, the
mayor's already approved it

and besides it would be a shame

to have to repaint the door.

Thank you.

[gentle music]

Kids, we're gonna have our
own home for Christmas.

Oh my God, really?

[Mayor Hunt] I'll let them know.

I mean I've worked
with them before.

Blair, welcome.

Thank you both for meeting
me on such short notice.

After our meeting I reached out

to an old contact at
Home Garden Life Network

and we came up with
an agreement.

They would like to
finance a show

about the construction of
Vista Village.

Each week we would tell
the story of a new resident

and custom design a tiny
home based on their needs.

Not only is the network
willing to back this show

but they are gonna carry
50% of the project costs.

Wow.

That would certainly
take the sting out

of the cost for the state.

Please sit.

Oh.

May I?

Yes.

Thank you.

Then there's the
secondary benefits

more press for the cause

for our city, not to
mention all the jobs

that would bring to our
town, trades people,

film crews, you name it.

We could even help find
jobs for the residents

if they need it.

And I take it your company
would be the lead on this.

Yes, we are in a unique position

to handle the demands
of this project.

Not to mention it would be
a great opportunity for you

and the governor to support
local small business.

Most importantly, if
we are really committed

to helping our
unsheltered community,

this would go a long way
in doing that.

We could reach a
massive audience

with this kind of platform.

Change some hearts and minds

and maybe even
inspire some folks

to do the same thing in
their cities.

Well, Blair, this is quite
an exciting proposition.

And Mr. Adams, if
you're interested,

we could certainly get
you on the show.

Oh, come on now.

So, what do you think?

I love it.

[upbeat music]

[door opening]

There she is, Mayor Hunt says,

they wanna get
started right away.

Congratulations, honey.

Thank you, dad.

I've been going over
some numbers,

I think I've figured out
a way to get us

through the New Year till
we wrap up on the show.

That's great.

Yeah, it is.

You did it, Blair.

I'm really proud of you.

So, how do you wanna
celebrate? Pizza, movie night?

What are you thinking?

Oh.

What is it?

I don't know.

I mean, I know I should
be feeling over the moon

and I am, but I also.

Blair.

What?

Just call him.

Who?

For all I know he could
be long gone by now

and I don't know, I mean
shouldn't I be doing

this on my own now?

You know, I think
building a life,

on the shoulds instead
of the wants,

that's a slippery slope.

Here we go again with
the quotes of the day.

Okay, laugh all you
want, but it's the truth.

You have a chance for a
clean start here.

What do you want your
future to look like?

Thought so.

So you better hop to it,

before he catches a
plane back to LA.

Thank you, dad.

You're welcome.

Now get going.

Okay.

[upbeat music]

[car engine revving]

[footsteps thudding]

Mason.

[door knocking]

Mason.

[door opening]

[door closing]

Mason.

You're still here.

Yeah.

Did you get a good
price at least?

Turns out it's not a
good time to sell

and besides, I just couldn't
leave behind this chair.

Listen Blair, you were
right, about everything,

I am so sorry, I never should
have let you walk away.

It's not all on you.

I so badly wanted to
change the world

and you know, when the show
didn't pin out the way...

I ran, from the show,
from you, from all of it.

But I am done running.

In fact, I have
another show idea.

Oh really?

We're building Vista Village

with Home Garden Life Network

and as one of the producers,

apparently I have
co-star approval.

That's huge.

Yeah, and I think I might
know a decent designer.

Is that so?

Yeah, but if he stays
he's gonna have

to let me demo his kitchen, finally.

See, that's where I
draw the line.

Only residents of the
home are allowed

to request renovations.

Well then I guess I'll
have to change my address.

Well there's only one
thing left for me to say.

What?

Welcome home.

[gentle music]

[mouth kissing]

[Mason] Merry Christmas Blair.

[Blair] Merry Christmas Mason.

♪ Hold up I am on my way ♪

♪ I'm in motion ♪

♪ Let's go to the ocean ♪

♪ Yeah let's go outside ♪

♪ We can hang out on the beach ♪

♪ Without freezing yeah
isn't that amazing ♪

♪ In Christmas times ♪

♪ We'll be chilling and
having a good good time ♪

♪ Doesn't matter if the
snow is falling ♪

♪ Old Rivers and the
rain is pouring ♪

♪ It will always be
Christmas in my heart ♪

♪ But this year I ♪

♪ Wanna hang out with
my friends and family ♪

♪ Making angels in
the seminary ♪

♪ Doesn't matter it is
Christmas in my heart ♪