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I was thinking of having
an outdoor wedding.

Then we are going to make this
the wedding of your dreams.

He offered me the position
of head nurse

for the entire hospital.

But it's so far away and we're
in this together, aren't we?

Ever since I was
five years old

I wanted to be a teacher
and writer.

The best writing comes right
from the heart.

What's in your heart?

For your weekend reading
assignments,

upper grades I would like you
to read Chapter 5 of
"Huckleberry Finn"

and for you lower grades,

please read Chapter 3
of "The Railway Children".

You want to go fishing tomorrow?

Sure, I will meet you
at the creek.

I wish I had something fun
to do this weekend.

Me too.

Yeah.

Hey, you wanna come over
to my place for a sleepover?

(Emily) Tonight?

(Allie) Sure.

Allie, does your uncle know
about this?

He's the one who's always
telling me to make friends.

I'll take that as a no.

[giggles]

It will be fun.

Mmm.

Gustav.

What's the spice you're using
in the chowder?

L'annett.

In English dill.

No, no, I taste the dill,
it's something else.

Something more earthy
and rich.

Ahhh!

The smoked paprika.

You have a very
discerning palate.

Bill, if I were
the suspicious type,

I think you might be spying.

Like the café has anything
to learn from you, Bouchard.

No, no.

We're find with our
good ol' home cooking.

I completely agree.

My compliments to the chef.

Merci.

Hey, Ned.

How's the goulash?

Delicious.

They say the smart business
man never divulges his secrets.

They also say to steal
from the best.

I choose to be flattered.

[laughs]
Hmph.

I've got two words,
"smoked paprika".

That isn't in this recipe.

So we'll just improvise.

When you started changing
the menu you said

you'd eat your hat
before you copied Lucas.

Who said anything about Lucas?

Bill.

I tasted Gustav's chowder too.

Clara really wants to have
our wedding down by the pond.

Jesse, think carefully
about that?

It's so damp down there
and mucky.

The things that could go wrong;
what if it rains?

Hmm?

Still I kinda like
the pond idea.

Me too.

I can't imagine anything
more perfect.

The bride has spoken.

[chuckles]

Here, try this chowder for me.

-Oh.
-Oh.

Alright.

Mmm, oh, that's the tastiest
batch yet.

Hmm?

No, it's good.

It's good.

But?

I'm sorry Clara, far be it
for me to criticize,

there's too much salt.

Just a tad.

I think it's perfect.

[bell rings]

Have a great weekend everyone!

Hi, I thought I'd stop by and
help Allie carry her books home.

I hear her teacher really
ladles on the homework.

Oh, well, I think Allie
will manage just fine,

but I'm not so sure about you.

Me? Why?
What's happening?

Uncle Nathan could I have a
sleepover at our place tonight?

(Girls) Please!

Uh... yes... Yeah, yeah,
that sounds like fun.

Thanks.

It's a lot of fun

Good luck!

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♪

What have you decided
about Hamilton?

Nothing yet.

I have until next week
to tell them.

If you want the job,
we'll make it work.

How did the surgery go?

It was pretty straight forward.

Finished early.

So, you've had time
on your hands.

Yeah, I found this new
camera store.

You should see how compact
they are making these things.

I'll see soon enough.

What time does your train leave
Union City?

Not 'till 8:00.

Meet me for breakfast tomorrow?

It's a date.

So, uh, no smoked paprika?

I'm sorry Judge.

I only get smoked paprika in

when Lucas places a special
order for it.

You can't spare a tin?

He pre-pays.

I suppose I could ask him if
he would like to sell you some.

No, no, no.

No, don't bother.

Alright. Well if-

[groans]
Ohhh!

Are you alright?

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It must be something I ate.

That goulash at the saloon.

Maybe?

I'll be fine.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

[phone rings]

Hope Valley Central.

How can I direct your call?

Guess where I am calling from?

I don't have to guess.
I can see.

What are you doing
in Bill's office?

He asked me to do
some filing.

Can you chat?

What's new?

Well, I just heard Ned got sick
eating at the saloon.

Oh, you're kidding?

I'm not kidding.

Tell me more.

Hi Lucas.

Elizabeth.

I was just going to pick up
some typing paper.

I'll be spending a good portion
of the weekend

working on my novel.

You sound inspired.

I am.

Thank you again for your help.

It's all you.

I've had some thoughts
about your dress,

what do you think?

Flounce around the neckline,
sash at your waist.

It would be gorgeous on you.

Uh... I don't know.

Alright. Alright.

Well, how about something
a bit more modern?

Perhaps straight skirt
just above the ankle,

with some beading...
oh, it's all the rage.

Well, at least out East it is.

You could be quite the
trendsetter here in Hope Valley.

It isn't really what
I had in mind.

Alright, Clara, what did
you have in mind?

Well, I was thinking of
something not too formal.

No, darling Clara, no.

You missed out on all the
trimmings the first time around.

You absolutely must have
a formal gown this time.

Mmmhmm.

I guess.

Hi Allie.

You look a little confused.

Uncle Nathan gave me a dollar
to buy food for the sleepover.

And all you're buying is candy?

When Opal had a sleepover, her
mom helped us make Taffy Apples.

Oh.

Oh, you would like to serve
something special as well.

Well, how about cupcakes?

Cupcakes are the best!

But I don't know how
to make them.

Well, I have an idea!

How about I help?

I could bake the cupcakes
at my house

and then drop them off
at yours

so you and your friends
can decorate them.

That's even better
than Taffy Apples.

Now, then, we are going to need
flour and sugar and cocoa powder

and lots and lots of butter
for the icing.

[giggles]

Clara, how did the kippers do
at breakfast this morning?

A few brave souls ordered them.

And?

Well, one customers
sent them back.

And another left most of them
on his plate.

There's no accounting for taste.

I'll say.

Oh, hi Ned.

Faith, is Dr. Shepherd free?

He's in Union City today.

I'm afraid he won't be back
until late.

Oh...

Something is disagreeing
with me.

Hmm.

Where does it hurt exactly?

It's right here.

Can you describe the pain?
Dull? Sharp?

It's kind of burning?

When did you last eat?

A few hours ago?

Hmm.

What do you think it is?

I have a suspicion.

You should come back
tomorrow morning

so that Dr. Shepherd
can examine you.

In the meantime, try drinking
cabbage juice.

Cabbage juice?

Sometimes the old cures
are the best cures.

Alright, cabbage juice.

Thank you.

Can we make pink icing?

Opal and Emily
really like pink.

Sure.

I'll just some beet juice
to them.

This is going to be the best
sleepover ever.

No doubt about it, Allie.

Allie?

You are the spitting image
of your mother.

May I help you, sir?

Are you Nathan's wife?

No, I'm Allie's teacher,
Elizabeth Thornton.

And you are?

You knew my mother?

About as well as any person
could know another person

What are you doing here?

Uncle Nathan, this man
says he knew my mom.

Allie, go home.

Come on, son.

Is that any way to treat
your old man?

Grandpa?

Archie Grant.

Pleasure to make
your acquaintance.

Okay. Time to go.

But Uncle Nathan...

Come on, Allie.
I'll walk you home.

But he's my grandpa.

It's alright honey,
we will talk later.

Right now, do what your
Uncle Nathan says.

Come on, let's go.

Go.

Don't make her promises
that you can't keep.

So when did you get
out of prison?

About three weeks ago.

And how did you find us?

Oh, simple, I contacted Mountie
headquarters in Cape Fullerton.

I would have gone
to your mother's

if I knew where she was.

She has a new life,
it doesn't include you.

Yeah, you said that in a letter
you sent a few years back.

The same letter that told me
my only daughter had died.

Yeah, well there was no easy way
to tell you about Colleen.

I haven't heard a word from
any of you since then.

That's the last time.

Nathan, I have done my time,
I am a different man.

How?

Well, I quit gambling for one.

And that was the start
of this whole trouble.

I have heard that one before.

But this time-

This time I mean it.
I mean it, son-

Dad- Archie.

I am not doing this again.

Fine if you want to turn
your back on your own father.

Yeah, that's just fine.

But I have a grand-daughter

that I intend to spend
some time with.

That's not happening.

You can't stop me.

Yes, I can.

I'm her legal guardian.

There's a train coming
into town from Union
City tonight.

I want you on it when it leaves.

I don't need your money.

I need my family.

Why does Uncle Nathan hate him?

I'm sure he doesn't hate
your grandfather, Allie.

It's just-

-Complicated.

That's all Uncle Nathan
ever says.

From the little you told me
about it, it is complicated.

And I imagine your uncle and
grandfather have gone through

a lot together over the years

that you and I don't even
know about.

But he's my mom's dad too.

So maybe she liked him
even if Uncle Nathan doesn't.

It's certainly possible.

Mrs. Thornton, he is my grandpa
and I haven't even met him.

I should have the right to talk
to him if I want to.

It's not fair.

I know you must have
a thousand questions.

But just ask your Uncle Nathan,
he will explain.

Every time I try to talk
about grandpa,

he always changes the subject.

You know what I do when I have
a lot of feelings,

I write them down.

Why don't you take out
your diary

and write down all of the things
you've been saying to me.

And then I will see you later
tonight at the sleepover.

Maybe I should
just call it off.

I think being around
your friends right now

is exactly what you need.

And remember, cupcakes!

[laughs]

Thanks!

Bye.

Good, afternoon, Mike.
The usual?

Just a beer today,
thanks Lucas.

Are you sure?

Gustav made the goulash
extra spicy today.

Yeah, I'm sure.

Is there something wrong
with your appetite?

Nobody told you?

Told me what?

Ned Yost got sick
eating lunch here.

Kurt Lawson heard it
from his wife

who heard it from Molly
Sullivan, who heard it from...

Alright. I get the picture.

Ned, I hear you're
under the weather.

Word travels fast.

I think it may have been
the goulash.

Alright, well, I had some this
morning and I'm fine

but I just want you to know

that we've disposed the rest of
the batch as a precaution.

Of course, I had breakfast
at the café.

Could have been something
I ate there.

Not a word of this to anyone
Florence, agreed?

Whatever do you mean?

He's my grandpa.

Doesn't automatically make him
a good person.

But he seems nice.

Just because he seems nice,
doesn't mean that he is.

He hurt a lot of people.

How?

I'll tell you when you're older.

Maybe he's changed.

No. He hasn't.

He will only disappoint you.

[knocking]

[chatting outside]
I'm really excited!

Your friends are here.

So let's just forget
about this, okay?

Sleepover, it'll be fun.

Is Allie here?

Allie?

Allie who? I think you have
the wrong house.

[mumbles]
Uncle Nathan.

Ohh! Allie!

She's right there.

Come on in.

[giggling]

-I'm so excited!
-It'll be so fun!

We're going to have
so much fun together!

[knocking]

Hello?

Hello Babba!

Thank you so much for watching
him tonight, Rosemary.

Oh, of course.

Anytime.

I hope I won't be long

but Nathan has no idea
what he's in for.

I heard that his father
is in town, is that true?

Have you seen him?

Briefly.

What is it?

They're estranged.

Oh, that's so sad.

It is, isn't it?

It's a completely
different situation,

I know but what
I wouldn't give

for Little Jack have
his father in his life.

You should tell Nathan that.

Maybe he could use
some perspective

and you certainly have
plenty to share.

I really don't think
it's my place to interfere.

Really? Are you sure?

Maybe he might thank you for it.

I doubt it.

I'll see you both soon.

Ohhhh.

Bye.

Bye-bye!

Why is nobody listening
to me, huh?

Are you going to listen?

Are you going to?

What's this?

No one is ordering the food.

Go figure.

Okay, I am about to share
with you

one of the most important
secrets to a happy marriage.

Now let's say that Clara comes
to you and says

the drain is clogged.

What do you do?

Fix it.

That's right. You fix it,
simple, no problem.

Now, let's say you come home
and Clara is upset

because she was in town earlier
and waved at a friend

and that friend
did not wave back.

What do you do then?

Uhhh... I tell her she
shouldn't be upset

because her friend probably
just didn't see her.

Oh, no! You say,
I can certainly see

why that would upset you,
sweetheart.

Huh? You see the difference?

Not really, no.

Okay, listen. It's all
about knowing

when they want you
to actually fix something.

And when they want you
to just listen.

Oh!

Is your room to your liking?

It's fine, thank you.

Mmmhmm.

Archie Grant.

Oh, Bill Avery.

You're related to Nathan, right?

You're right, I am.
I'm his old man.

Well, it's a pleasure
to meet you.

Nathan doesn't talk much
about his family.

He always was economical
with words.

By the way, if you're looking
for a good meal,

I recommend the café.

Really?

Unless you want to take
your chances and eat here.

Pleasure to meet you.

Pleasure is mine.

I'm sure they'd be happy
to deal you in if you like.

Oh, no thank you.

I stopped dancing with
lady luck a long time ago.

Say, how about a round
on me.

[cheering]

It needs some more.

I can pile mine higher.

Just don't pile it too high,
though.

Oh, yeah, watch this.

Allie, don't.
Allie, that's a lot!

Allie! Come on!

You have icing
all over your face.

So do you.

Don't use your fingers
on her-

Girls! May I have your
attention please.

[girls suddenly quiet]

How did you do that?

Just a trick of the trade.

Now then, we should really all
have icing on our faces.

[laughter]

Do you want to play
with your toys?

Do you want to play
with your toys now?

There you go.

Can you hold on?
Can you stand?

Hey, little man.

[laughs]

Lee Coulter.

What?

I love you.

Oh, I love you too.

I do. I love her very much.

Okay, what's going on here?

It's just nice to know I can
always count on you.

Even when it seems as though
the whole world is ignoring me.

Like today.

I can't imagine people
ignoring you.

Who would ignore you?

Well, Jesse with the pond.

Clara with the dress
and the chowder

and then Elizabeth with Nathan.

Really the list goes
on and on today.

Well, I can see how that would
be very frustrating for you.

Mmmhmm.

I just don't understand.

It's though all of a sudden
no one wants my advice.

And it's such good advice.

Well exactly which is why
it's so frustrating.

Now, here's the question.

Did these people ask
for the advice?

It was strongly implied.

They clearly needed it.

Mmmhmm.

I can see what you're saying,
Lee.

Mmmhmm, you think I should
wait to be asked for my advice.

I didn't say it. I didn't
say anything.

She said it.

[chuckles]

Where you going?
Where you going?

(Allie) Pillow fight!

[giggling]

Lights out in 20, ok?

(Allie) Grab a pillow!

(Emily) Okay.

(Allie) No, not mine.

You saved my life tonight.

Oh, I'm sure you would have
survived without me.

Ahh.

Nathan, about your father...

I suppose you think
that he's a great guy.

I really don't have
an opinion.

But Allie is just so confused.

You know, when I was Allie's age

I remember finding my mother
in tears

because my father pawned
a ruby brooch

he got for her to pay
for a gambling debt.

Instead of getting better,
it just got worse and worse

until one day he was found

stealing money from the bank
that he worked at.

That's how he ended up
in prison.

That's how he ended up
in prison the first time.

After he got out no bank
would hire him so...

He resorted to petty theft
just to put food on our table.

How am I supposed to explain
to Allie that if she lets him in

all he's going to do
is break her heart.

Maybe just let her explain
how she's feeling.

I haven't seen you in here
for a while.

Coffee is on the house.

It's just going to waste anyway.

Well, somehow free always
tastes better.

[small laugh]

Where is everyone?

That's what I'd like to know.

I didn't want to say anything

but there's been a rumour
going around.

What rumour?

That Ned Yost got sick here
having breakfast yesterday.

What?!

It must have been the kippers?

What must have been the kippers?

Ned Yost ordered them
for breakfast yesterday.

Everyone thinks they
made him sick?

What?!

Well, hold on.

Did anyone else get sick
from eating them?

Not so far as I know.

But then, nobody but Ned
actually ate them.

Hello.

Welcome home.

What's this I hear about a case
of food poisoning?

We'll never live this down.

No, you kinda made your
own bed, Bill.

It's not my fault that Ned Yost
is a gluten for smoked fish.

No, no, Ned doesn't have
food poisoning.

At least I'm virtually certain
he doesn't.

All symptoms point
to a gastric ulcer.

Did anyone else come in
with stomach pain?

No.

Well, that's a real possibility.

Of course, I'm having to examine
Ned to find out for sure.

That's what I told him.

Well, I feel bad for Ned and all

but this is not going to be
good for business.

Ya think?

-Good morning.
-Good morning.

How did last night go?

Good.

Although, I don't know why
they call them a sleepover.

It's not like those kids
actually slept.

[laughs]

So did you talk with Allie?

No, she walked the girls home
this morning

and I had to go to work.

[distant chatter]

Excuse me.

What are you still doing here?!

Good morning to you too.

I asked you politely to leave.

You call that polite.

Your mother raised you better
than that.

Alright. How about I spell
this out for you then.

You are not welcome
in this town.

Well, apparently I'm welcome
at the hotel.

Archie's money is as good
as the next man's.

Two birds of a feather.

Son, I'm a free man now.

You can't run me out of
Hope Valley for no reason.

Nathan, I...

(Carson) Does this hurt?

No, sir.

This?

No, sir.

How about that?

OW!!!

Yes.

Ok.

From everything you told me,
the burning sensation,

the increased pain between
meals, the salivation,

I'd say you got yourself
a gastric ulcer.

An ulcer, so what do I do
about it?

Continue drinking the cabbage
juice like Faith said,

avoid spicy food,
frequent eating but less

and in a month or two
it should be gone.

Thank you.

It's an ulcer.

I had my suspicions.

It's an ulcer!

Well, thank you doctor.

Yeah.

Can I still eat kippers?

Sure.

Just in moderation.

Lovely.

Excellent diagnosis,
Nurse Carter.

Why, thank you,
Dr. Shepherd.

You know, when I was in training
the other girls used to wonder

why I would bother taking
anatomy and physiology courses.

But I'm glad that I did.

Why did you?

Those aren't required
for nursing.

[laughs]

For a while I had this crazy
dream about being a doctor.

[knocks]

Allie!

I wrote down my feelings
like you said.

Well, then it actually
kinda turned into a list
of reasons

why I should be allowed
to meet grandpa.

A list for your Uncle Nathan?

Can I try them out on you first?

Of course, you can.

You picked a good time.

Little Jack just went down
for his nap.

Number one, Grandpa seems
to really want to meet me.

Two.

Uncle Nathan always forgives me
when I do something wrong

so he should give Grandpa
a second chance, too.

Three.

He seems kinda lonely.

Four.

Grandma liked him enough
to marry him

so he can't be all that bad,
right?

And five.

If it turns out he's nice now,
then he can come live with us.

Six-

You know, just a thought.
Maybe don't say that last one.

Okay.

Six.

He can tell me stories
about my mom.

Seven...

I believe we have
a mutual problem.

These rumours are affecting
the café too.

It's Florence.

I just came from the infirmary.

Ned Yost has an ulcer.

It's not food poisoning.

Well, that explains why
my goulash set him off.

Too much spice.

We have to convince this town
our food can be trusted.

I take it you have a plan.

...Nine. Sometimes people
decide about somebody

ahead of time.

The way you have with grandpa,

so they can't see the person
the way they really are.

Like in Huck Finn.

Mrs. Thornton says
it's called prejudice.

And ten.

You're always telling me
to think for myself.

So I am.

I want to get to know him.

Those are all very
compelling arguments.

So can I meet him?

I didn't say that, no.

Uncle Nathan, he's the only
grandpa I have

and he knew my mom longer
than you did.

Your mom was two years older
than I was.

But he might have stories
about her,

stories that you don't remember.

Allie, I don't want you
to get hurt,

the way that we did.

The difference is, I have you
to watch out for me.

In there.

This stuff grows on you.

I thought you got ulcers
from worrying too much.

Do I look worried?

Florence, Judge Avery and I
require your assistance.

Oh.

With all the rumours going
around about food poisoning,

we decided to join forces
and hold a free BBQ

for the town this afternoon.

Just in case anyone continues
to have any doubts.

Isn't that nice.
How can I help?

We'd like you to spread
the word.

You're so good at that.

I would be delighted to.

I will get on the telephone
right now.

We're thinking it would be
better if you handed

these invitations out in person,
door to door.

Through the whole town?

That way you can tell everyone

how wrong you were,
face-to-face.

[clears throat]

Have you ever heard
of the Flexner report?

No. Should I have?

It recommended standardizing
medical schools.

It's made it a lot harder
to become a doctor.

Oh?

Well, that's a good thing,
right?

Absolutely.

Just thought you'd want to know.

Carson.

The thing is you already have

a lot of the required
course work.

I'm guessing it takes a lot more
than just that.

Two years working
in a clinical facility

under the direct supervision
of a medical doctor.

Like me.

[sighs]

Where are you going
with all of this?

I have a good friend
who runs a medical faculty

at the university in Union City.

If I pull a few strings,
maybe I could get him

to include the infirmary as a
part of their extended program.

I could mentor you here.

What about my job offer?

Faith, you'd make an excellent
head nurse

but you'd be a brilliant doctor.

You have choices.

This is crazy.

You said this was a dream
of yours once.

Is it still?

Well, I suppose there is no harm
in looking into it.

I will get you the name to call
at the university.

So hot dogs for the kids,
steaks for the adults,

and the café is going
to be handling

all the salads and desserts.

Sound good?

-Oui.
-Great.

I see you're throwing a party.

I'd invite you but I know
how you disdain

the company of reprobates
such as myself.

I came to see my father.

You'll find him upstairs.

Third door on the left.

Nathan, listen, whatever
is going on

between you and your father
is between the two of you.

Yes, that's right.

But in my line of work,
you get to know people.

And your father is
really struggling.

I've seen it before.

You had it right the first time.

It's between me and him.

Nathan!

Hi.

Listen, I, um...

I wanted to come by
and invite you

to sit with Allie and me
at the BBQ.

Thank you, son.

You won't be sorry.
I swear it.

Yeah, well you know, she
just wants to know more
about Colleen so...

Well, I have plenty to say
on that subject.

I'll see ya there.

Have you really quit?

Because if I find out that
you're lying-

Nathan.

I am really trying this time.

I swear it.

Oh, there we go.

You should have seen Allie
listing off all the reasons

she wanted to get to know
her grandpa.

It's wonderful that they are
going to sit down together.

I understand why Nathan
has reservations about Archie,

I just- I want to believe
that people can change.

Well, I absolutely believe that.

Look at Jesse.

Rosemary?

Are you asking my opinion?

Are you asking me
if I'm asking you?

What's gotten into you?

Well, I just wanted to be sure.

All right, here it is.

I think it is all well and good
to give people

the benefit of the doubt,

but don't forget Elizabeth
as a Mountie,

Nathan has been trained to be
an excellent judge of character.

I never thought of it that way.

Well...

That's actually really
good advice.

Or course it is.

So often wasted.

You okay?

I think Rosemary is upset
with me.

Tell me all about it,
sweetheart.

Well, I decided I want to design
my own dress

for the wedding.

[sighs]

I don't know how to tell her.

I'm sure you'll figure it out.

I can see it's certainly
making you anxious.

Jesse, that isn't
exactly helpful.

You really want my help?

Well, yes.

Are you sure?

What is going on?

I'm confused.

So am I?

How am I supposed to know

when you want me to fix
something or you don't?

How about just asking me?

Who have you been
talking to?

Lee.

Mmm, I see.

But I'm not Rosemary.

Right.

Mmmhmm.

You know, in that case,
just be honest with her.

Tell her you appreciate her help

but this is really important
to you.

She is going to understand.

Thank you.

That's exactly what
I need to hear.

Smoked paprika?

On salad, never.

Hi Allie, are you making
another list?

I'm writing all the things
I want to ask Grandpa.

Oh.

He's coming this way.

Will you stay?

Of course.

Good afternoon, ladies.

Hi.

Would you care to join us?

Thank you.

-Hi.
-Hi.

So do you like to write?

Yeah.

Your mother used to spend
hours writing.

What did she write?

Well, she made up a story
about two chipmunks

who had forgotten where they
had hidden their chestnuts.

So, then what happened?

Well, they decided they liked
jelly beans instead.

[laughter]

[telephone ringing]

Hope Valley Mounted Police.

Nathan, I have the Benson Hills
detachment on the line for you.

Thank you, Florence.

I'll see you at the BBQ

in which everything is
completely safe to eat.

Yes, this is Constable Grant.

Yes, Archibald Grant
is my father.

Why?

What is this about?

No, that's not what they said.

Really?

Tell me another story, Grandpa.

Then there was this time where
she got it into her head

that she could fly.

All she needed was a sheet and
a roof for a jumping-off point.

How old was she?

Oh! About five.

I found her just in time
to catch her

before she took off.

It's a lucky thing
you were there.

I always knew what was going on
in that noggin of hers.

I wish your grandma was here
to jog my memory.

I'm not supposed to say.

Oh, don't even think about it,
sweetheart.

I wasn't asking.

Would you like some lemonade?

You're very kind,
just like your mother.

-Yes, I would.
-Okay.

I'll come and help.

Rosemary?

Clara, I've been thinking

I can see your point
about an outdoor wedding.

I think it could be very
charming, beautiful even.

Were you imagining a reception
like this?

Maybe.

There is so much to think about.

Oh, Clara, you have no idea.

But don't you worry,

I'm sure you'll make
all the right decisions.

Rosemary... about my dress.

Oh, I can't wait to hear
what we're going to do

Are we doing traditional
or modern?

My decision is that

I'd like to try designing
it myself.

Oh, I see.

Not that you wouldn't do
a wonderful job.

Clara, no explanation needed.

It's your wedding,
your rules.

If you need my help
with anything else,

all you have to do is ask,
really.

Well, I do have one request.

Let me guess, you want me
to look after the music?

Oh, or the menu?
The flowers?

[laughs]
It's bigger than that.

Bigger than the flowers?

Will you be my matron
of honour.

I can't do this without you.

Clara... well, of course,
I will.

[laughing]

It looks like they worked
it out.

Yeah, looks like.

Lee, this advice business
is tough.

It's a marital minefield.

A guy needs all the help he can
get finding his way through it.

At your service.

Happy to share any
humble knowledge

I may have acquired
over the years.

That's great.

'Cause actually there
is something

I've been meaning to ask you.

Okay, shoot.

Would you be my best man?

Are you serious?

Absolutely.

Of course I would,
I would love to!

Alright.

Thank you, sweetheart!

-Cheers!
-Cheers!

Come with me.

Why?

Just do it.

Where are you going?

Allie, stay there.

Allie?

Are you going to tell me
what's going on?

You're under arrest
for suspicion of robbery

in Benson Hills.

What?!

A diamond necklace
went missing in a hotel

and surprise, surprise
you were in the vicinity.

You got the wrong guy.

You have no idea how badly I
want to believe that right now.

Grandpa!

It's alright.

It's all going to be all right.