All language subtitles for D.F.T.S02E10.A Duck Family Christmas [eng]

[upbeat ensemble country music]

[upbeat christmas-themed
guitar music]

[popper pops]
[jase laughs]

- Merry christmas.

- Who gave you that, si?

- Hey, I'm fired up,
boys, it's christmas time.

A savior has been born for
this wicked world we live in.

- Amen.
- That was fun.

Wow.
- Everybody in the mood?

- [jase] I'm really not into
the pageantry of christmas but-

- What do you mean you
ain't into the pageantry?

I wish I had a sled
pulled by reindeer singing

d jingle bells, jingle
bells, jingle bells d

- What was your childhood
christmas like, si?

That's what I want to know.

- That was back when we
would take hickory nuts

And momma always ordered the
giant california oranges.

- Si, you remember the
little wooden crates

That had the dried
raisins in 'em?

- Oh yeah.
- That was our treat.

- I'm seeing a pattern here.

Y'all's childhood memories
from 110 years ago

Were fruits and nuts.

That was his favorite thing
to eat now, the sweets.

- But I'm serious, it
was a grand time though.

- Jep, do you remember
when we were kids?

My mom did the same
thing every year.

"no christmas, we're not
gonna get any presents."

- Yeah, hey, he always
skipped our house.

- Yeah, and then every
year on christmas day,

Expectations are low.

She got the
expectations real low.

Then you went out
there and there it was.

- There it is.
- So I went in there

And told my dad, I was like
"there really is a santa claus."

He said "no."

He said "you're looking
at santa claus right here.

Hard-earned money."
- that's right, yeah.

- You know, I was [mock wails].

[everyone laughs]

I was like "no, the reindeer."

And he's like "no,
we ate the reindeer."

That was my childhood.

Well now that we're in
the christmas spirit,

I've got an idea.

So my three kids are
all in nashville.

So here's what I'm gonna
invite y'all to do.

Gather up with the kids,
all my kids are there.

Jep, you bring
jessica and your kids.

Murry, bring sheila and
we'll just have a nashville

Christmas celebration and
we'll start a new tradition.

We can treasure
hunt in the morning.

- Oh, I like this plan.
- Yeah.

I like it a lot.

- I have some neighbors that
have a historical property

In a little place called
thompson's station

And I think that we
could actually find

A lot of christmas presents.

We're shopping in the dirt.
- Yep.

- Thompson's station, guys.

It was like a one-day battle

Between the union and
confederate forces.

There was a lot of
calvary involved

And a lot of infantry
on the union side

And they charged each
other several times.

It should be an amazing place.

- Sounds like a winner.
- Yeah.

- Two treasures in one.

We get to spend
christmas with you guys

And on a battlefield,
what could be better?

- This is our present,
we get to treasure hunt.

- Si.
- What?

- End this podcast with a bang.

[popper pops]
- hey.

- Hey!

- And I say again, merry
christmas to one and all.

[relaxed country rock tones]
[christmas bells ringing]

[ensemble "jingle
bells" themed music]

[cat meows]

- Hey babe.
- Hey babe.

- Are you busy?
- No, I'm waiting on jep.

- Okay, good.

Because I have a
couple of favors

I need to humbly ask you to do.

- Christmas favors?

- Yes, because I'm getting
too old to do 'em myself.

- Well luckily for you,
I'm a spring chicken.

[missy laughs]

I have a house in tennessee
because three of my kids

And two of my grandkids
live in the nashville area.

So now we have the opportunity
to start a new tradition,

Christmas in tennessee,
celebrating the birth of jesus.

We've been truly blessed
to have this place

And we're happy to share
it with our family.

- I have a lot left to do

Because everyone
is coming tonight.

I'm excited, all the
kids will be here.

This is a big day.

It's not christmas day but it
is for me because all my kids

And grand babies, so
many people are coming in

That we're being
able to host for.

There is a lot to prep.

I need jase to help me prep.

He better be on his game.

Can you help me get the tree

And set up in the
corner right here?

- All right.
- And then

Please chop some firewood.

- All right, christmas
tree, firewood

- And a couple other things but
we can deal with that later.

But those are the
two main things.

- I'm in, babe, I'm your man.

- Okay.
- Who's your man?

- You're my man.

- The older I get,
I guess I realize

What my role is in
the christmas season

But I have become like
missy's little elf

When it comes to decorating
and I'm okay with that.

She loves decorating and making
everything look christmas-y.

[christmas-themed rock music]

So I'm just gonna keep calm
and jingle all the way.

I feel like I make
a good little elf.

[christmas-themed rock music]

I don't mind being
missy's little elf.

[truck horn honks]
there they are.

- Hello, hey.
- Hey.

- Oh my goodness, it's
beautiful out here.

- Y'all made it.
- Thank you, welcome.

- How are y'all?
- Gus, how are you, buddy?

- Good.

- We're excited.
- Yeah.

That is a sweater.

Oh, now he's representing.

- Hey, this is my lucky sweater.

- I mean, we gotta take a moment

And talk about jep's sweater.

I actually kinda love it.

- As you can see, "go
jesus, it's your birthday.

We gonna praise you like
it's your birthday."

- If you got the right
message, it works.

- Well.

- Hey.
- Hey, boys.

- It's always too long.

Glad y'all are here.

- Austin, is the marriage fire
still burning and everything?

- It's been awesome.

- They're still married
after all this time.

- We brought the big rig.
- This is awesome,

My goodness.

- As much as I
wanna stand around,

I say we get that
meat on the smoker.

- We have things to do too.

We're making your
mom's crawfish pie.

- Y'all are
attempting to do that?

- We're gonna slay this.
- Big shoes.

- We can do it.
- Big shoes.

- Actually, she
has little shoes.

She wears like a size five.

- Yeah, her cooking
shoes are huge.

[everyone laughs]
size 20s.

- If the crawfish pie's a bust,
then we'll have the meats.

- Jessica and missy
are attempting

To make my mom's
famous crawfish pie.

Good luck with that, that's
a hard thing to do right.

But I do believe in miracles,

Especially around
christmas time.

So I'm gonna pray
for 'em though.

These girls need some prayer.

- Okay, well y'all get to work
and we're gonna get to work.

- Jep, the pressure's on.
- All right, let's do it.

Let's get some smoke
rolling outta here.

- [jase] you could smoke a
whole reindeer on this thing.

- There's a couple things
I'm really good at.

One of 'em is smoking meats

And the smoker I
brought is legit.

The goal for today is to get
these meats on the smoker,

Help the women where we can

And then we're gonna
go treasure huntin'

And I am itching to
get out there and do

Some treasure huntin' and not
just because of this sweater.

The meat is on.

- Meat is on.
- Awesome.

- Smell me.

- Yep.
- Oh, I love it that smell.

- I know.
- It smells good.

- [jase] that's man's cologne.

- We got some festivities
we're gonna do too.

- And you're gonna
keep that fire going.

- Check on it how often?

- Every couple hours.

Just every time you get
cold, think "oh, the fire."

All right boys, let's
go treasure hunting.

- Let's go.
- Let's go find murry.

- All right, y'all have fun.

Bye, babe.
- We'll bring you

Back some some treasure.
- Good luck with the pie baby.

- It's gonna be fantastic.

- What's the worst
thing that could happen?

- It's gonna be fantastic.
- Nothing.

There is no worst,
it's gonna be great.

- Worst thing, we feed the dogs.

- What?
- Good luck.

[country guitar tones]

[dramatic christmas-themed
ensemble music]

Did y'all see how I did that?

I pulled off the impossible,
which is got us away

From all the getting
ready festivities.

- This is a new
family tradition.

We go treasure
hunting on christmas.

- [jase] that's it.

I feel really good
about this place.

- [jep] what is
this place called?

- The homestead manor.
- Ooh.

I'm ready to find some treasure.

I'm wanna find some gold.

- You're now rookie
status, reed.

- You're where I was, see?

- I'm excited that
reed's going with us.

He's never treasure hunted.

I'm hoping he'll find a passion
for it but it's always hard

To start doing something
you've never done before.

It will require patience
and a positive attitude.

So we'll see how that goes.

- Here we go, boys.

Oh my gosh, this
place is beautiful.

- Wow.
- Amazing.

Oh my goodness.
- Look at that horse.

- [reed] that thing is huge.

- Did I tell you it
was gonna be awesome?

- [jep] this is awesome.

It looks festive.

Look, there's murry.

That's him now.

- [murry] hey, hey, hey.

- [jase] have you found the
christmas spirit out here?

- Yeah, I have.
- Merry christmas, murry.

- I love that sweater, jep.

- [jase] have you figured
out the history on this?

- I have, this is the site

Of the battle of
thompson's station.

The union troops were
on that side of the road

And that side of the road

And the confederates
were over here.

They charged each
other back and forth

Across this plane right here.
- Just right behind the house?

- Yep.

The battle at thompson's station

Was a relatively small
skirmish during the civil war.

It happened on
March the 5th, 1863

At a small railroad terminal
called thompson's station.

It was between about
5000 confederate calvary

And about 3000 union infantry.

With several thousand
troops here and artillery

And cannons involved, there's
gotta be a lot of treasure.

It should be
christmas come early.

And of course, they were
fighting all around the house.

So naturally, they
turned it into

A hospital of sorts
for a few days.

- Why don't we start here, go
right of the railroad tracks

And then work our way
back to that part?

- I think that's
what we need to do.

- I'm gonna make you a
pro by the end of the day.

- Well, how hard can it be?

Beep-beep, dig it up.

- [murry] it's harder
than it looks, trust me.

[upbeat rock music]

[upbeat rock music continues]

[detector beeps]

- [reed] wait, I got
something already.

- Huh? Hold on, let me see.

[detector beeps]
oh.

- Right there.
- That is something.

Oh no, you're right.

Put your orange pin pointer
and see if you can pick it up.

I'm gonna say it's
a modern quarter

Right on top of the ground.

[device beeps]

Let's see what it is, this
is your first official find.

Lookie there, a quarter.
- I don't think it's old.

- [jase] it's a quarter.

What's the year on
it, can you see it?

- [reed] 2022.

[everyone laughs]

- They lost it there.

That's why it was right
on top of the ground.

First career find,
it's a quarter.

All right, you're ready to roll.

- All right, this is easy.

[upbeat ensemble piano music]

[detector beeps]
- oh.

What is that, a lock?

Oh, I thought this was
a lock or something.

I ain't sure what that is.

Looks like a little
baby stirrup.

[detector beeps]

This is a stirrup for elves.

[detector beeps]
- oh, I got something, murry.

Come look at this.

- Hey man, that's a ring.
- That's a ring.

- [murry] you're kidding me.

- What is it, no diamond?
- Man.

- I heard y'all
hollering, what happened?

- He's found a ring.

- Hey.
- Look at that.

- That's a diamond ring.
- Yeah.

- Isn't it?
- Yeah.

- Austin, you're
either really lucky

Or you're a lot better than me.

- [austin] man.

You know, I don't think
it's diamonds or silver but-

- Hey, a ring's a ring.
- A ring's a ring.

Women like rings.

- Yeah, that's right.
- Earrings.

- Maybe I'll clean this up

And I got a free
present for lily.

- And if her finger turns green,

Just tell her to
wash right off it.

[everyone laughs]

I've learned the older
I get, I have more fun

When my kids, now my son-in-law

Are having fun more than I am.

I wanna see them find stuff
that they've never found before.

So austin's having a great time,

Which means I'm
having a great time

And honestly, it's
all about family.

So we're having a blast.

d I hear them high
tones ring-a-ling d

d ding-ding-ding-a-ling-ding

d it's a lovely day for me
to find some treasure today d

d dig it up, dig it up,
dig it up, let's go d

[upbeat rock music]

- I have got to get that
crawfish pie started.

- If you guys figure
it out, then you

Teach me how to do it later.
- Yes.

- Carry on the traditions.
- Yeah.

- There's so many
different cajun recipes

That phil and kay have
cooked through the years

But crawfish pie is my favorite.

So if I'm gonna
continue this tradition

Of the cajun cooking
on christmas,

I mean, why not start
with my favorite?

I think crawfish
is one of the best-

Tasting creations that god made.

I just don't know who
the first person was

To actually try it.

Who looked at a mud bug and said

"yeah, that's gonna
be delicious?"

- I don't know, but
I'm glad they did.

One of the best things
about christmas is the food.

But it's really one
of the best things

About getting together with
any group of robertsons.

Food is super important to us.

Spoons, I'm gonna need a
pastry cutter for sure.

- I thought I would
just do the filling,

If I can lean on
you to do the crust.

- Yeah, let's do it, for sure.
- Okay.

Well, you know it's
all about the crust.

- [jessica] thanks a
lot, no pressure, missy.

[missy laughs]

- [missy] I think we're
gonna shock our men.

- I think this will be
a big accomplishment.

If we can do this,
we can do anything.

- If it turns out awesome,
we'll act like it's no big deal.

- Yeah.
- That was the plan.

- Like "what are
you talking about?"

- That was nothing.
- Why would you ever doubt us?

- [missy] yeah.

["joy to the world"
trumpet music]

[detector beeps]

- This is where
it's at, right here.

- It's a nail.
- It is a nail.

- All that work for
an old nail, yippee.

- That's what it was, yep.

- I can't wait to
show brighton this.

She's gonna love that I'm
out here finding nails.

[upbeat country guitar music]

[detector beeps]

- Modern dime.

- [murry] 2012, well
you're getting older.

- I can tell reed is
getting a little frustrated.

- I'm not having fun
yet, I'll say that.

- Hey, it's a marathon.

The nature of treasure hunting
is nothing happens fast.

[detector beeps]

It feels like trash.

And it is, it is.

This is literally
a debris field.

Reed, let's get outta here,
let's go to the battlefield.

We need to find
this battleground.

Wherever the battle took place,
that's where I want to be.

- This is six inches deep.

- I'm telling you, it's trash.

[mysterious ensemble music]

[detector beeps]
- ooh.

d digging a hole,
checking it twice d

This could be a treasure
hunter's paradise.

[detector beeps]

Something big.

Lookie there, heck yeah.

I think this is an old
doorknob or something.

This probably came
out of the house.

That was an old hospital.

I mean, this could've
came off a door

That they were using in
there during the civil war.

When I find something
like this, I think about

Like who came through this
door and who's alive today

Because they were saved and
then their family, generations.

I mean, it's like a
lot to think about.

One little thing like a
doorknob and it's like

There's a lot of
history to this thing.

Merry christmas to me.

[christmas-themed trumpet music]

- [reed] dig up right here,
there's a a signal here.

- Let's see, I like
kinda like this one.

I know that's something.
[detector beeps]

Oh!

That's what we're looking
for, lemme clean it up.

That is a three-ringer
civil war bullet.

- All right, I found this one.
[jase laughs]

- Well, you kinda
did, you helped me.

You got an assist.

- [reed] all right,
I was thinking this
was the worst hobby

Of all time but this is pretty
cool, now we're talking.

[detector beeps]
- hey jep.

You got something?
- I think so.

- Lookie there.
- Dagnabbit.

2016.

Here, I want you
to have this buddy.

- Oh, I get about 100 of these,

I can get something
from taco bell.

- Yeah, there you go.
- Hey murry.

- [murry] yeah?

- [austin] can we go
find that battlefield?

- You bet, I love battlefields.

- [jep] yeah, let's get on it.

[relaxed chiming piano music]

- This is a little more
stressful than I thought now.

Shoot.

- I consider missy and I
to be pretty good cooks

But miss kay kinda
set the bar up high

And we're on a scale about here.

It's so strange,
egg in a pie crust?

- I mean, if that's
what it says.

- I know.

I mean, miss kay's crawfish pie

Is actually like a
delicacy in the family.

- Just call her.

- That would make
me feel better.

- Yeah.
- Let me just-

- Here's my phone, just
call her from here.

- I really don't even know
if she's shared any secrets.

Some cooks always leave out
one or two key ingredients

Just so you can't make
it as good as they do.

But I'm really
hoping that we can

And I'm really
hoping she'll share.

She'll be so shocked
at what we're doing.

- [missy] hopefully she's home.

- There she is, hey.

- What are y'all doing?

- We're cooking a
louisiana christmas.

We're doing your
crawfish pie recipe.

- Good, it's delicious.

Everybody loves that pie.
- Me, it's my favorite.

- Well my question
is I'm taking over

The pie crust but I was
unsure about the egg

'cause I don't use egg or
vinegar in my pie crust.

So do I do it exactly
like the recipe says?

- The egg just makes it better.

Everything tastes better
cooked with an egg.

- That's so true.

- And the vinegar
is for preserving.

- Okay.
- And if I know y'all

And the men you're married to,

It's not gonna last long anyway.

- That's true.
- But only if it's good.

- Well, I bet my money
that y'all can do it.

- Aww.
- Just as good as mine.

- I can't wait to see you.

- I love y'all and I miss
y'all just thinking about you

But you look pretty and I
know you're coming home soon.

- Well, we'll take a picture
of the finished product

And we'll show it to
you when we get home.

- Perfect.

- All right, love you.
- Bye.

- So cute.
- I know.

- Okay, I feel better.

"add egg mixed by
hand," it says.

- The robertson men, they do
not mess around when it comes

To food and they really don't
mean to hurt your feelings

But they are going to
criticize every bite they take.

So when I hear it, it's either

Going to be automatic
fail or automatic success

And I will not have to
guess which one it is.

Mm, that looks good.
- It's gonna be fantastic.

- I think I'm ready.
- Are you ready for it?

- Let's do it.

I mean, I'm acting
super confident.

- You're good.
- Okay.

But I am a little nervous
'cause I wanna get it right.

I think it worked, I really do.

I feel good about it.
- I'm excited.

- [missy] all right.

[jessica yelps jokingly]

- [jessica] oh my gosh, if
you would've dropped that,

I would've cried.
- Remind me to never drive

With you because if I
would not have had a wreck,

I would've just
had one right now.

- I'm sorry. [laughs]

- Okay, it's good, that's in.

We did it.

[upbeat ensemble music]

[detector beeps]

- Oh, there it is.

First one, baby.

My first bullet.

This was the one thing I
wanted to find this trip.

Bullet.
- Oh yeah.

Isn't that cool, man?
- Oh man.

- I mean, just to find a
bullet made in the 1800s.

- That is awesome.
- That's cool.

Good find dude, sweet.

[upbeat country guitar music]

[detector beeps]

Ope.

Here's a little
christmas jangle-jangle.

This will give you
shaky leg right here.

There it is.

I think we have officially
found the battle site.

These civil war bullets are
the gift that keeps on giving

And I'm gonna keep receiving.

This is as good as it gets.

d a beautiful site if
you clean it up right d

d hunting in a
treasure wonderland d

[anxious ensemble music]

[detector beeps]

- It looks like a bullet, guys.

Austin.
- What you got?

- Look at that little
short, fat thing.

- [austin] oh man.

- You see how short
and fat it is?

- Yeah.

- It looks like a 69
caliber but it's real short.

- Yeah.
- And there was one bullet

That was like that
during the civil war.

- Yeah?
- And it was from France.

Have you got a knife with you?
- Yeah, I got one right here.

- All right, if
this has a triangle

Instead of a round
cone-shaped plug in it,

It's for sure the french bullet

And these were only used
by the confederates.

- [austin] oh, really?

- Hey, it's a triangle.
- Oh, look at that.

- Yeah, look at that.

I've dug thousands of bullets.
- Yeah?

- And that's the first one

I've ever actually
laid my eyes on.

Yes, yes, yes.
- Oh ho, let's go.

- I mean, that came
on a ship from France

All the way to the confederacy,
around the blockades,

Came ashore somewhere,
charleston or wherever

And I bet it was just
a few thousand of 'em.

- Yeah.
- You know?

Hey, this is joy to the world.

[austin laughs]

[detector beeps]
- this was a good signal.

There it is.

Lookie there, I
know what that is.

Reed.

That's a good sign.
- Name that treasure.

- You know what that is?
- I have no clue.

- That is a harmonica,
reed, from 1860.

- [reed] what?

- [jase] I thought
as a musician,

You'd find this fascinating.

- All right, I'm fired up now.

- What I'm trying
to do with reed

Is make him realize that
you don't have to find

Something spectacularly
valuable to have a good time.

We know the troops were right
here, at least one of 'em was.

It's a cool relic.

- [reed] I wonder if jep and
austin are finding anything.

- If you're finding a
bunch of good stuff,

The last thing you
wanna do is tell me.

I'm gonna go in there
and clean it out.

[upbeat country rock music]

[detector beeps]

- Oh, here it is.

Jep!

Come here.

[austin laughs]

I think this might be my
first button right here.

- Oh heck yeah, that's
what we're after.

- It's a button, right?
- Yeah, heck yeah.

A big old flat button.

- That's my first
button right there.

- Is it?
- Yeah.

- [jep] it's got the
tang and everything.

- [austin] is that from the
civil war or civilians or what?

- [jep] it's probably
a civilian button

But they wore a lot
of civilian coats.

- Yeah.
- Nice job, dude.

- [austin] thank you.

[detector beeps]
[upbeat guitar music]

- It's a bullet.

I know lightning's not supposed

To strike in the
same place but it is!

Another one of those
french bullets.

I don't even know anybody
that's ever dug one of these

And I've dug two
of 'em in one day.

- Whoa.

- Look how short and fat it is.

- You know what this
bullet reminds me of?

Me.
[murry laughs]

It's short and stumpy
and full of power.

- [murry] hey austin.

- You found another one?
- I did.

All right y'all,
gather around the hole.

- Yep.
- Look, he did it again.

- Holy cow.
- What in the world?

- Well, that's a find there.

That's a whopper.
- That's a doozy.

- I also got a button.
- Ooh.

- First button too.

- [jase] yeah, but that's a
flat button and that is old.

- That's pre-civil war for sure.

- Oh wow.
- Maybe even back to 1700s.

- All right austin,
you're winning

And it's not even close.
[austin laughs]

What's the plan?

- You want to go get big sheila?

I mean, this is a perfect
place to run it in this field.

- I've never used it, so I'm
definitely down for that.

- Who's big sheila?

- Oh, you need to meet her.
- You'll see.

- Does mom know
about this sheila?

[jase laughs]

- Well, some things she
just doesn't need to know.

- [jep] that's right.

- All right, y'all run sheila
and I say we keep hunting.

We gotta turn it up a notch.

You need my lucky sweater.

[upbeat rock, piano music]

- Jess, you've gotta go

Check the smoker.
- Oh my gosh.

I totally forgot.
- Oh boy.

- Oh, that smells good.

This is gonna be such a
sweet christmas celebration.

All right, gotta add a
log, where are the logs?

I am so excited because my
kids are coming into town

This afternoon and
missy's kids are coming in

And we get to get all the
cousins back together.

Golly, it's like a spa up in
here, I'm getting a facial.

It's gonna be super special.

All right, the smoker
is looking good.

- Awesome.
- What do we need to do?

- Just check these babies.
- Ooh.

Oh my gosh, they
smell really good.

- I smell the crust,
it smells great.

Okay, yeah.

If they're half as good as
they look, we're in the clear.

[alternative rock music]

- Watch your fingers.

All right, turn it loose.

I think I know where the main
part of the battle took place.

This would absolutely
be the perfect place

To hunt for artillery
shells with big sheila.

Time to rock and roll.

- Hey murry, come look at this.

- [murry] well,
just what we needed.

- [austin] it's
like getting a lump

Of coal in your stocking.
- Yeah, tell me about it.

- You think the atv counts?
- Yeah, I'm afraid so.

Hmm.

Oh, I see a solution.
- I got an idea.

- Me too, come on.
- Yeah.

- Come on.
- Let's go check this out.

- All right buddy, you know
how to drive on this thing?

- We're about to find out.
- Oh.

[up tempo country banjo music]

- [austin] you think
this is allowed, right?

- This is non-motorized,
you see a motor anywhere?

- No.
- Huh?

- This is a christmas memory
I'm never gonna forget.

I mean, I already love
hunting with mr. Murry

And the fact that we're doing
it on a horse-drawn carriage,

I mean, I'm never
gonna forget this.

- [murry] ooh.

[upbeat ensemble music]

- Oh yeah.

Yeah, this is what y'all after?

A little 69 caliber.
- Is it?

[upbeat guitar music]
[rhythmic grunts]

d it's christmas
time in tennessee d

- I'm gonna stick
with jep after this.

He's finding stuff.

- It's all in the sweater.

I tried to tell y'all but
nobody listened, boom.

[jep laughs]

[detector beeps]

- [reed] I mean, it might be
trash but it's a good signal.

I'm done predicting.

- You find anything?

- I've been watching
you find stuff all day

And we haven't found anything.

- You just gotta
find one thing good

And you'll be like
"oh crap, okay."

You just gotta hang in
there 'til you find it.

- Ha!

- Uh-oh.

- What's that?
- What's that?

- First musket ball.
- Oh, good.

- Heck yeah.

- I found the first 69 caliber

Round ball from the civil war.

They're always cool to find
and they give great signals.

Hey, what are you
coming down here for?

- [jep] I'm just
working down this way.

- Yeah?
- I started up there.

- I just found a round ball

And then there's like
a bunch of piranhas.

- [jep] hey, this is called
working the grid, son.

[up tempo country banjo music]

- If this doesn't put you

In the christmas spirit,
I don't know what will.

- Oh hey, this is a one
of a kind experience.

- You'll never do this again
in a lifetime, I'm telling you.

After awhile,
things settled down

And we're actually
getting to hunting

And we're getting
some little blips

And little bitty pieces of iron

But we're looking
for a larger piece.

[detector warbles]

Hey, hey, there it is.

Stop, stop, stop.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- All right.

[detector warbles]
here we go.

Right here.

[anxious violin music]
hey, hey, hey, hey.

- [austin] what do
you think it is?

- [murry] ah ha ha,
what do you think it is?

- Something that gets
shot out of a cannon.

- It's a piece of
a 12-pounder shell.

This is right in the
middle of the battlefield.

See how thin it is?
- Yeah.

- It was a round
ball that was hollow

And it was full of black powder

And little round pieces
of cast iron ball.

So when it exploded,

It would just shatter
that shrapnel everywhere.

- Go everywhere.
- Jackpot.

It's hard for me to tell you
how much it means and how my

Heart skips a beat when I find
a piece of artillery shell.

It's a piece of history right
here in thompson's station,

Tennessee that's from
the american civil war.

Merry christmas.

- That is a good christmas
present right there.

- Wee hee hee.
- Let's go.

[christmas-themed trumpet music]

- Okay, this signal sounds good.

- Dig it.

- Oh.

Hey.

It's a ring.
- What?

Ha.
- Oh my goodness.

That's awesome, dude.

- Look at that.
- That's a hammer.

- I'm not gonna lie,

I think brighton would
legitimately like that.

[jase laughs]

I found a ring and now
my adrenaline is pumping.

I see why my dad does this.

- Oh my goodness.
- You're in the club, buddy.

How does it feel?
- This is a roller coaster.

- [jase] it is.

- 'cause I was crossing the
line from frustrated to angry.

- Yeah.
- And now I'm happy.

- And now you just dropped
off the height and went "wee."

- Yep.

- So now reed is on the fun
part of the rollercoaster ride.

Merry christmas, reed.

- Hey.
- You found a bullet.

- I found a bullet.
- Hey, there it is.

- That'd be a
three-ringer, buddy.

- Muskets all day.
- Three-ringer bullet.

- Hey, high five.
- All right.

- [jep] you're
doing good, buddy.

- [reed] I'm on a roll now.

- Well, I'm not sure
what I'm seeing here.

- [jep] good grief,
that's something.

- [jase] what in the
world have y'all done?

- [murry] well, we
had to improvise.

- What do you mean?

- There was no
motorized vehicles.

- Oh, they wouldn't
let you bring the atv?

- We got an ath, an
all-terrain horse.

[jase laughs]

- When you find
cannonballs, you jolly.

- Wow.

- It's a piece of a
12-pounder from this battle.

It was right in the middle
of this battlefield.

- Well, I'll be.

Well boys, I'm about
ready to go eat.

What about y'all?
- Let's go see how they did.

["jingle bells" chiming music]

- Oh my.
- Crawfish pie.

- Miss kay's recipe.
- Yes.

- Yeah.

- This is our first
time to make it.

- I heard. [laughs]

- Oh no, the pressure is on.

-Hey!

- Oh mia!

Christmas is coming together.

Crawfish pies are in the
oven, the kids are here.

My grand babies are here, all
we're missing are our guys.

- Look who's coming.

It's dad.

- Hey.

When I was a little kid,

Christmas was really
about quantity.

How much food am I going to eat?

How many gifts am
I going to receive?

- What's up, guys?

- The older I get, it's
turned into quality.

The people that are
gathered up around

And enjoying our
traditions and the spirit

Of christmas and
celebrating our lord.

- Did you find anything?
- I sure did.

[brighton laughs]

- All right, who's hungry?
- Me.

- Me.
- Very.

- Babe, how you feel about
the pies at this stage?

- Thumbs up.

- I would do two thumbs up

But I have a
grandbaby in my arms.

- You're forgiven.

The best way to top this day off

Is the family together
having a big meal together.

Alright jase, let's
go get the meat.

- Yeah, go get the meat.
- We'll go get the meat.

- Let's get it.
- Let's finish this thing.

[upbeat ensemble music]

- Here it is, guys.
- Hey.

- Whoa.
- Pie right here, babe.

- The moment of truth.

I'm not gonna lie, they
look pretty perfect.

- Hey.

- Whoa, not yet.

- Don't tip that over.
- Watch it now.

- The moment we've all
been preparing for all day,

Christmas dinner, it's ready.

- Okay, before we eat, in the
spirit of christmas, missy,

She really showed that with
god, all things are possible.

- Oh gee, thanks.
- She tackled

Grandma kay's famous
crawfish pie, so we'll see.

The real reason we're
here is people say

Jesus is the reason
for the season

But we believe jesus is
the reason for all seasons.

Our life begins with jesus,
it will never end with jesus

And all the parts in between

Are signs of god's
grace in our lives.

So we're never
gonna outgive god.

We have a lot to
be thankful for.

So with that, I'll
bless the food

And we'll see how good
these crawfish pies are.

Let's pray.

Father, we love you.

We're so grateful for your grace

And all the gifts you
give us every day.

For sending your son to be
born in humble circumstances

To live a life
filled with character

And to give his life for us

And to show us that
death is not a problem.

We're so grateful.

We're thankful for our family.

We love you, we ask
you to bless this food.

In jesus' name we pray, amen.

- Amen.
- Amen.

- Amen.
- Amen, let's dig in.

- I'm throwing rolls.
- Throw it.

- Hey!

- [missy] okay, here it is.

The moment you've
all been waiting for.

- Let's get on that meat.
- All right babe, here we go.

Hey, moment of truth,
crawfish pie experiment.

All things are possible.

- [missy] it's hot.

[christmas-themed bells ringing]

[family cheers happily]

- Hot fire.
- Good job, ladies.

- It's good.
- Thank you.

Jessica, the crust is perfect.

- Thank you.

- You did good, jessica.

Now this is real treasure.

- Hey reed, how did the
treasure hunting go?

- It ended up pretty good.

- It was a great day.

- I found some pretty cool
stuff, I'm not gonna lie.

- Will you go again?

- Probably not.
[family laughs]

- The truth of the matter
is if I wouldn't have

Worn a sweater, we wouldn't
have found nothing.

So you're welcome, guys.

- I know christmas is a
lot about gifts and toys

And presents but my gift, if
you wanna give me something,

Give me the time with
my family all together

Around a table eating delicious
food, laughing, joking,

Seeing the babies, all of that.

That is my gift because god gave

His own son his family
as a gift to us.

I couldn't do that and
he did it for me and you.

- Well, we got a new tradition.

- [missy] crawfish pie?

- Crawfish pie by
missy and jessica

And treasure hunting with
the sons and son-in-laws.

Today's been fantastic.

But as I look
around at my family,

The people I love the
most, I'm reminded

That the very fact
that jesus came down

Within a family was to
show us that despite

Life's difficulty or
danger, we have hope.

We have a family.

We have the possibility
to be together forever.

Jesus is it.

So that's why we trust him and
that's why we focus on him.

- Okay well, even though

The dinner is over,
the night's not.

So let's all head
to the fire pit

And sing some christmas songs.
- All right.

- It just proves to
me that with god,

All things are truly possible.

So thank you jesus and
merry christmas to all.

- All right, mia and
reed, take it away.

- [jep] sing it
like you mean it.

d jingle bells, jingle bells

d jingle all the way

d oh, what fun it is to ride

d in a one-horse open sleigh

d go tell it on the mountain

d over the hills
and everywhere d

d go tell it on the mountain

d that jesus christ is born

d go tell it on the mountain

d over the hills
and everywhere d

d go tell it on the mountain

d that jesus christ is born

d that jesus christ is born

- Yes, amen.

["go tell it on the
mountain" piano music]

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