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And that's how it went.

Everything doneby the book.

I see.

Well, you're my last witness

which means that we are reachingthe end of this trial.

And this is when I usuallypresent my summation

with a smart turn-of-phraseor a memorable quote,

but all I can say is...

I have no case.

The defense has been air tight,

but let's review the facts.

( Emma and Quinn arguing )

Not it!

It's not fair!

If you want to be it, you haveto catch me first.

The treehouse, it's mine!

You'll never catch me!

No girls allowed!

You never go up here anyway.

That's because it's too high.

It's dangerous.

You children!

You stop this nonsenseor I'm calling your mother!

It's Quinn's fault,Nanny Doris.

He's a maniac.

East Line Cooling testifiedthat they were blameless

when their system failedlast summer,

turning my client's $2 millionwine collection

into vinegar.

And, as the vice presidenttestified,

you personally inspected thewiring the day of the incident.

Finding

the wiring properly installed,

the system running perfectly,and East Line without fault.

An audible yes or no.

Yes.

One last question.

What colour are my shoes?

I'm claiming the treehouse.

A victory for girls everywhere.

Emma, the treehouse is mine.

Sorry, possession is ninetenths of the law.

( screams )

NOOOOO!

Emma, are you ok?!

Of course.

Why wouldn't I be?

( stuttering ) You... you...you children are impossible!

Again, sir.

My shoes?

The colour.

You didn't check the wiringas you claimed, you couldn't,

because you're colourblind.

( gasps from courtroom )

I... I...

I rest my case,your honour.

And for the recordmy shoes are red.

How's everybody doing today?

Hello! And goodbye!

Wha- wh- wait!

What'll I tell their mother?

Not my problem!

What have I told you kidsabout karma?

Huh?

The jury has returned theirverdict ruling that...

( phone vibrates )

Is there a problem, counsellor?

No, your honour.

Sorry.

What is going onin this house?

Well, let's lookon the bright side.

The children are gettingso creative.

I live by the law.

How do I have suchrule-breaking kids?

I suppose they take aftertheir grandma, don't they?

You said it, not me.

Kids, kitchen. Now.

So what do you haveto say for yourselves?

We were just having fun.

Pretending your sister isseriously injured is fun?

I object, mom.

You're leading the witness.

Emma, legalese is bestleft in the hands-

In the hands ofthe professionals.

I know.

This is, um... our fifth nannyin six months.

What was wrongwith nanny Doris?

Wasn't a good fit. Too nervous.

Nanny Amy?

Too serious.

Nanny Margaret?

Driving with her, you tookyour life in your hands.

And we know how importantroad safety is to you, mom.

Tell me that that...

that isn't a trophy wall?

You mean our art project?

Upstairs, now!

Go on, pajamas.

Early dinner, early to bed.

Why are they doing this?

Well, they got you home early,didn't they?

They're too smartfor their own good.

Well, now that they getfrom you.

I'm just saying,ok look at this wall.

Alright, school, rock climbing,soccer, violin...

that's just a Monday!

I am trying to raisewell-rounded children

that will make good decisionswhen they are of age.

And I fully support that.

Are you volunteeringyour services?

Ok, you know I wouldlove nothing more,

but honestly if I'm not atthe store, nothing gets done.

I know, I know,it's not your job.

We're gonna find a nanny,I promise.

But please.

Please, tomorrow you haveto go to the nanny agency

and try to line someone upfor us, ok?

Ok, I will try.

There has to be somebody

who does not know the legendof Emma and Quinn.

Grandma, they've got Galaxo.

Can we play, please?

Oh, honey, we're justabout to eat lunch.

But playing Galaxowill make us hungry.

Really?

Alright.

Ok, there you go.

Share nicely and stayon that machine

so I can see you, ok?

( phone ringing )

Hi, Cass.

Mom, please tell methe search is going well.

Oh, alright now don't panicbut I've already talked to

three agenciesand so far no takers.

You have to find someone.

This couldn't be happeningat a busier time!

I know, I'm doing my best.

Mom, I'm desperate.

Don't worry, honey.

I'll get creative if I have to,ok?

Thanks.

Ok, bye.

Vivian?

Charles!

Oh!

What a surprise to see you!

Oh, it's been so long.

It has been too long.

You look great.

Ageless and timeless.

Oh, you always weresuch a good liar.

( laughs )

Nothing but the truth.

Oh, you.

( laughs )

May I?

Oh, please, sit down.

Yeah.

Although I must warn youI'm watching my grandchildren

but I promise they will beon their best behaviour.

Yeah, who am I kidding?

I don't have that kind of power.

( laughs )

It's alright, I'm expectingmy son, Matthew.

Oh.

I don't have that kind of powerwith him, either,

and he's an adult.

So they tell me.

So Matthew Walker'sback in town?

Hard to believe, I know.

After nine monthsof sailing around the Gulf

of who knows where.

Boy, that guy's been livingthe dream, hasn't he?

Uh huh.

He made his internet fortune

so I guess he can dowhat he wants.

Still, I'd like to see himsettle down.

How are you guysgetting along?

Same as ever.

He's been back two weeksand we're already at odds

with each other.

Yeah, this timeit's about this marina.

Honestly, I don't knowwhat to do.

I just wish he could committo something.

I mean, I'm not getting anyyounger and neither is he.

It'd be nice to know that mybusiness would be in good hands,

you know, someday.

You did it, Cass.

This is the big time.

I'm giving you lead chairon the Haskey case.

Oh, thats... fantastic.

The next few weekswill be intense,

but it's your shot.

You nail this,we're talking partner.

Great.

Oh... what a mess.

You seem a little frazzled.

No, no.

I'm fine.

A lot is on the line here,Cass.

It's not just the case.

Adam Haskey is a big payerin this town.

He could be a huge clientfor us.

Everything is under control.

Thank you.

Children, you never stopworrying about them, do you?

You certainly don't.

You know, Cass hasthe opposite problem.

She never takes a momentto stop and smell the roses.

She's always scheduled,

always something newon her plate.

So she never found anyonesince Elliott passed away?

Uh-uh.

She has no time for romance.

She barely even has time forher kids and you know what,

those kids really need her.

And right now they don'teven have a nanny.

Matthew!

Hey, Woody.

Maybe you can talkto your dad.

Oh, I will.

Don't you worry.

A lot of good people are gonnalose work if that goes through.

I'll chain myself to a bulldozerif I have to.

Take care, bud.

You too.

Yep, I guess one needsto grow up

and the other one needsto live a little, huh?

Oh, there he is.

Emma, it's not fair.

You just went.

Well, I got the high scoreand that's how it works.

Woah, woah, woah.

Easy now, I'm surewe can settle this.

Find some peace with honour.

How can I help?

Do you have a quarter?

I'm short.

You certainly are.

You don't just ask strangersfor money.

It's alright.

I'm pretty sure I can sparea quarter.

Ah, but... what's yourhighest score?

600,000.

On Galaxo.

872,000.

Pff. Amateurs.

You know what?

I can crack a millionwith one eye shut.

Step aside, watch and learn.

Look at him.

He's a natural with those kids.

It takes one to know one,I guess.

( laughs )

Charles?

Hmm?

I think you just gave methe best idea.

Yeah!

( laughs )

Right?

( message alert )

Yes!

You can't move forwardwith your condos.

It will ruin the marina.

I'm not sure why you care.

You're never around longenough to enjoy it.

Oh, great.

Here we go.

Maybe there could be a reasonto stick around.

You could be Cass's nanny.

Me? As Cass's nanny?

You gotta be joking.

Actually, I'm not.

She never even liked me.

Yes, she did.

But she really does needthe help.

She's desperate.

I'm sorry Cass is ina rough spot, but me?

I really don't thinkI'm the right guy.

I don't even know these kids.

Well, actually you do.

They already like you.

And you'd just be helping outa friend.

You help Cass

and show me that you can committo something here in town

and I'll reconsider the marinadevelopment project.

Are you serious?

Do I ever jokeabout business?

You do not.

You do this for Cass

and I'll make sure

that whatever your friendshold dear about this marina

will be under your control.

It's up to you, son.

( sighs )

Alright.

Wee!

Oooh.

Mom, it's ok.

We can just have cereal.

I don't mind floor pancakes.

Goody-goody.

( doorbell rings )

Oh, that must be our nannycandidate.

My prayers havebeen answered.

Mom, get down here.

Nanny candidate'sat the door.

You two behave.

Hey, Cass.

Matthew?

Matthew Walker.

Yeah.

It's been a while.

You look... great.

Oh, thank you.

Um, so do you.

Come in.

Wow, nice place.

Yeah, it's not too shabby.

Gosh, I haven't seen youfor ages.

Hey, guys.

I'm sorry, you've caught mein the middle of a mad morning.

Um, to what do I owethe pleasure?

Your mother didn't tell you?

My mother?

Yeah.

Oh, hey!

Oh, how great to see you twoin the same room again.

Hi.

So, did Matthew tell youabout his app?

It's been going so wellthis guy's been sailing

all over the world.

Oh, how wonderful for you.

You know- I think

He's really remarkable.

Stanford Law grad,fluent in three languages,

and the kids are crazyabout him.

Oy!

Are you kidding?!

Please behave!

What's going on here?

Your mom said you needsomeone to watch the kids

and help out a little.

( laughs )

You're the nanny candidate.

Oh, mom.

In the kitchen, now.

Be right back.

Ok.

Just- don't go away.

What in heaven's name?!

Well, honey, I am sorry.

I looked everywhere.

Trust me, there is literally noone else who will do this job.

You don't have a lot of options,sweetie.

Mom, this is ridiculous!

( arguing continues )

Is this your dad?

Yeah.

He died.

Didn't know him,but we hear stories.

Nice catch.

Sweetie, you've got no choice.

And Matthew's game!

You know him!

You know his family.

And besides,

it's way better than havinga stranger in the house.

Just sayin'.

I'm not having a man take careof my children.

Especially one who could dropeverything on a whim

and just shove off to sea!

The answer is no,absolutely not.

No.

I am so sorry.

This whole thing has beena big misunderstanding.

No problem.

I'll just shove off then.

( stutters ) Oh, I- I didn't-mean that the way it sounded.

It was good to see you again,Cass.

Bye.

There. You happy now?

No. Are you?

Well, it's a classic backstab

from my "buddy"from high school-

Who created his new companyusing old code

that you wrote together,12 years ago.

Ah, our superstar.

I'm just the wallpaperaround here.

No one plays high-stakes pokerbetter than Cass.

Good. Great.

I will warn you, though.

Benji's slippery.

Everything that weinvented together

he later claimed as his idea.

He's a world class... liar.

I specialize in exposingthe truth.

When Cass is done with this guy

he will fold like a deck chairon the Titanic.

Benji deserves it.

I will warn you too thatI am intense, alright?

I have to win this.

Nay, I will win this.

You have our entire focus,Adam.

Feel free to call Cass 24/7.

Oh yeah?

24... 7.

That's right.

Let's walk him throughour plan in detail.

Now?

No time like the present.

We caught a breakfrom the judge

and he moved up our date.

We head to court in four weeks.

That's um... so soon.

Do we have a problemwith that?

No, no, no.

Not at all.

Ok.

Cass, don't worry, I'm therefor you every step of the way.

So that's 250?

Yeah.

( clears throat )

I just met Adam Haskey.

Who knew tech billionairescould be so cute?

Not my type.

What is your type?

Times New Roman.

Is there something else?

Yes, you told me to remindyou when it's 4:00.

Time to pick the kids upfrom school.

It's 4:00 already?

Woah, woah, woah.

You- you have to go now?

Just give me two minutes.

Hello?

Mom, I need you to go andpick up the kids right now,

I cannot make it to school.

Just breathe, honey.

I'll get someone to cover me.

Of course I'll pick up the kids.

But we can't keep doing this.

And we do have a solution,Matthew, is the answer.

Matthew?

Matthew, are you... home?

Hello.

Hi.

Cass, hey.

Uh, I wasn't expecting you.

Hi.

I wanted to talk to youabout yesterday.

You know, my mother reallycaught me off-guard.

She likes to throwthose curve balls.

And um... I know that you heardsome things

that probably didn't come outquite right.

Is that right?

Yes.

Um... I- I didn't meanto offend you.

What are you doing?

Oh, I just had to documentthat moment.

I mean, in high school we wouldhave killed for evidence

of adult you admittingyou were wrong.

That is so grown up of you.

I'm just kidding.

Is this a joke to you?

Because it's not to me.

I have two children,I have a career,

I have responsibilities

and I am barely keepingmy head above water.

So what you're saying is...

you need my help.

Just for a short time.

Until I find a proper nanny.

Fair enough.

Why do you want this job?

Your mom said you neededa hand

and I'd just like to helpyou out.

Ok, it was either your kids

or my father lecture meevery day.

They never stop, do they?

No, they don't.

Great.

I'll um... see you first thingtomorrow morning.

First thing.

( horn honks )

Why am I not surprised?

Great car.

She is a classic, right?

She sure is.

And no child of mine will beriding in that death trap.

Your new hot rod.

Seven seats, extra roomfor groceries and air bags.

What else does a man need?

You mean manny?

Uh, no. I don't.

( laughs )

Come in.

The weekly agenda,broken down by day.

Love it, learn it,stick to it.

Wow.

It's like you're runningthe UN General Assembly.

Thank you.

And also, does Tuesdayalways come before Monday

in this house?

Ooh, heads are going to roll.

Oh, no. I'll get that.

Yellow are activities,

lime are meals andwhite is downtime.

I don't see too many whites.

Ooh, the telephone.

Uh, this is syncedto an online calendar

so you're gonna get alerts.

It plays a chime, buzzer,and taps if you're late.

Any questions?

Uh, just one.

Does it come in black?

No.

Ok, sergeant.

What's next?

Follow me.

And these are youraccommodations.

Make yourself at home.

Oh, I love it.

Yeah.

But um, where's Snow Whitegonna stay?

I'll let you get settled.

Nice try, guys!

But you missed.

( giggling )

Well played.

Well played!

( sighs )

( violin plays in background )♪

( knocks )

Hey there.

Hey. You all moved in?

Uh, yep. I travel light.

What's that?

That's Emma practicingher violin.

She's relentless.

Wonder where she gets that.

Excuse me?

Hmm? Nothing.

I'll just uh...

Oh, you know,while you're here,

would you mind getting the kids'lunches started for tomorrow?

It's best to do itthe night before.

Lunches, check.

Not that simple.

Let me show you.

We keep a clean, organic,farm-to-table house.

Proteins are free-rangeand grass-fed.

Only natural sugars.

Mostly fruits.

Mmm.

Nutrition's a given.

But it can't come at the expense

of their basic relationshipto food.

You mean eating?

I'll get you started.

No, it's ok.

I've kept myself alive on a boatfor months at a time.

I think I can handlea bag lunch.

Ok. I guess we'll see.

Guess we will.

Good morning.

Morning.

The coffee's brewing,

breakfast is on and lunchesare in the pantry.

Everyone is going to bea happy camper.

What lunches?

What?

Where did they go?

Because they were waitingright here on the shelf.

Anybody care to explain?

Here's $10. Buy lunch.

They won round one.

Don't you two do that again.

Ok, I gotta go.

I love you guys.

Are you gonna be alright?

Go. Defend the good guys.

Please do not let thembe late to school.

Je t'aime plus que le monde.

Je t'aime brasse.

My little cherubs.

( giggles )

Alright.

We need to go over a fewground rules.

I am not your normal nanny

and your usual tricks aren'tgonna work on me.

What tricks?

We weren't-

Da-da-da.

Just remember:if you annoy me,

I'm gonna leave andthen you'll be stuck

with someoneboring again, ok?

So if you want this arrangementto continue,

get with the program.

Are we clear?

We're clear.

Great.

Where's your school again?

I just programmed itinto the GPS.

Ok.

I'm liking this truce already,guys.

Teamwork.

So, you guys think we shouldsing, or listen to the radio?

(GPS)Take the next right.

( Matthew singing )Row, row, row your boat

gently down the stream...

How old do youthink we are?

This is so lame.

It's painful.

( GP)You have arrivedat your destination.

( giggling )

Hilarious.

( horn honks )

( bell rings )

Oh, and uh... I'll be watchingyou both walk inside

so no funny business.

I don't need school, I'm goingto be a famous violinist

and study in Pariswhen I grow up.

Oh, that's cool.

But we live in the hereand now so get out.

Go!

I was gonna say you're nice,but forget it!

( horns honk )

I can stay late if you wannaget a jump on the Haskey files,

maybe we could order in.

I can't tonight.

The kids have a new nannyand I have to make sure

the house hasn't burnedto the ground.

Ok, well there's a lot to do.

What about- do you havea home office?

We could do it there.

You're right.

Two birds with one stone.

Done.

See, now this is my idea of fun.

Or torture.

What, you don't like climbing?

You guys are really late.

Red team, hustle on theline for a warm-up climb.

Blue team, you're onthe little boulder.

( claps )

Let's go!

Be cool.

Don't embarrass us.

Yeah.

Hey, so uh... you know Ifree climbed Denali once.

If you need any help...

Sir, if you could please waitin the viewing section

with the other parents...

Oh, no, I'm not their parent.

I'm their male...supervision expert...

Ok...

Just over... there?

Yeah, good job Emma!

Whoo!

Monkey it up!

You are a natural!

Hey kid, go for gold!

That's right!

Whew!

Spiderman got nothing on you!

You know?

Emma McKay,ladies and gentlemen.

Whoo!

Yeah!

Come on, Quinn.

You can do it.

I'm trying.

Let's go down.

There you go.

Take a minute?

Hey, bud.

What's the problem?

Nothing.

Doesn't look like nothing.

You know, even pros haveoff days.

I'm not having an off day.

It's just...

I'm not good.

That's why you'retaking lessons.

Forget it.

I just want to go home.

Quinn, buddy.

Come on.

Great job, rookie.

Woah, that was fast.

All in a day's work.

I don't think my mom's gonnaconsider this an improvement.

It's blocking the view.

She likes everythingin it's proper place.

Oh, I know.

I've seen the board.

Wanna give it a go?

No thanks.

"Home made climbing wall"is not on the schedule.

I have to go practice.

Hey, I heard you playingthe other night.

You are quite the musician.

Do you play in a bandor an orchestra?

I prefer being a soloist.

Oh yeah? Why is that?

Because other peoplemake mistakes.

Wow.

You really are a chipoff the old mom.

Huh.

Look, you guys need to be opento new possibilities.

Have a little fun!

Torturing you is fun.

What are you doing?!

Good luck.

Nice knowing you.

What is this eyesore?

I just built a little climbingrun for Quinn.

And you're welcome.

You built a ten-foot...fourteen-foot wall

in the middle of my lawn.

This is a harmonizedlandscape.

Get that thing down immediately.

Look, your son needs help.

What are you talking about?

He hates climbing,

and it's obviousthat he's afraid of it.

This "eyesore" is gonna helpbuild his confidence.

Fine.

Can you just make sureit can come down as easily

as it's gone up?

Will do.

( knocking )

Hey.

Come on in.

Sorry, I um...

I thought this was uh...

Oh, no, no.

You're here for Cass?

I'm Matthew.

Our manny.

I prefer "professionalhelper man".

Hey, Henry, I have everythingset up here in the office.

How's dinner coming along?

I just started,so... great.

Ok.

Yeah.

Come on.

Who wants to play a game?

Huh?

Eye Spy?

Or Once Upon a Time?

We're not six years old.

Those are baby games.

What?

Once Upon a Time is a contestof lyrical prowess.

I mean, how do you think Jay-Zgot his start?

No. No.

No.

Listen, I have swapped versewith wise men

from Singapore to San Francisco.

Once upon a time therewas a manny

who dropped pizza crumbsinto every nook and cranny.

He knew he wouldbe fine though,

because he had a broom,

and two kids to help him orthey'd get sent to their room.

You better move fast though,

because mom's coming soon.

I'll allow it.

Now, the first one who messes upthe rhyme is out, ok?

Once up-

Did a bomb go off in here?

What happened to myAsian chicken tostadas?

Uh, yeah.

They didn't happen.

But there's plenty of pizzaif you're staying, Henry.

No, um, thank you, Matthew.

Look, why don'twe just finish up the review

at the officein the morning?

That's a good idea.Thank you.

You're welcome.

Pizza? Seriously?

That is not on myapproved list of foods.

The crust is gluten freeif you wanna try.

Hey mom, we're playingOnce Upon a Time.

Join us.

I don't think I know that one.

You do rhymesuntil someone messes up.

I'll show you.

Once upon a time therewas a dog,

who never just walkedwhen he could jog.

Now it's your turn.

Ok.

He was a cute dog,but he needed a trim.

A sensible schedulewas hard for him.

Hmm.

Well, the dog was just tryingto please his master,

who always said "do it cleaner,and faster!"

( laughs )

( laughs )

Oh, lord. This clientnever stops.

Huh.

Sounds like someone I know.

Send already.

Send!

Hey, was it always like this?

You know,before their dad uh...

You can say "died".

And his name was Elliott.

No, it wasn't always like this.

I actually had someoneI could lean on.

Was it hard on the kids?

You know, they were so young

they really don't remember,

but as Emma gets oldershe uh...

she asks more and more.

All they really need is you.

I'm trying to fill the void.

I want them to have everything.

And what about you?

What do you get to have?

I don't follow.

Can I get you a glass of wine?

I am exhausted.

I have to go to bed.

I understand.

But you help yourself.

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Oh, do you know the schedulefor tomorrow?

Uh, no.

But I'll stick to it.

( playing violin ) ♪

Good job.

So let me get this straight.

You play in a padded cellfor an hour?

It's not a cell,it's a practice room.

Tomato, tomato.

But check this out.

Talent show.

You might make some friends.

Friends are human beings

who you share a common bond withand-

Ha ha.

There's no way I'm enteringa talent show.

Because you might makea mistake on stage?

It's good to put yourselfout there.

Ok, listen.

When I was a kid-

What is it gonna take to get tothe end of this conversation?

A simple "yes".

How about a definite "maybe"?

Ok, fine. I'll do it.

Better.

Alright, let's go.

Well Benji, I see that yourmanners haven't improved

over the last ten years,

along with your viewson intellectual property.

Mr. Shepherd, did you usemy client's old code

for your new start-up?

Programming is an art.

You borrow from the masters.

Like how Adam'slast two products,

they borrow from me.

That's rich. That's really rich.

Gentlemen, let's just stayon point.

Great ideas are all around us,just floating in the air.

You own the air, Adam?

Just the air that you breathedwhen we worked together, buddy.

You want half of everything?

Here.

I have nothing to hide.

If you have nothing to hidethen why have you and your team

not responded to our requestfor discovery?

You want documents?

Mmmhmm.

You got 'em.

Oh, hey guys.

Mom's building a fort.

Oh, Henry.

Ah, ah, ah.

Guys, don't touch.

And hello, did you havea great day?

Yeah.

It was ok.

Great!

Love you both.

Outside and play.

So, what is all this?

Uh, the plaintiff's tryingto bury us in paperwork.

Photos, bank statements...

you name it, it's in here.

The only thing missingare his baby teeth.

Well, I could help.

I know a thing or twoabout the law.

You know, sometimes a littleknowledge can be dangerous.

I finished Stanford Law.

I was smart enough notto become a lawyer.

Well, aren't you the mostdecorated manny on the block?

Ha!

Please don't touch that.

I hope you're ok withtaking orders all day.

Actually, um... you know,Cass and I make a great team.

Don't we, Cass?

Can we focus?

We have ten days before trialand we have to sift through

all of this with a fine-toothedcomb.

I'm all yours.

Don't the uh...

the kids needa little snack or something?

Sure.

Can I get you anything?

Coffee? Tea?

In a sippy cup?

I want to stop.

Come on, one more time.

I'm right here, I will notlet you fall.

No.

Ok.

You know what?

I'm gonna give you something

that's kept me safeover the years.

I've had this on a dozen summits

and across an ocean and back.

Does it really work?

Well, I'm still here.

But you uh, youbetter tuck it in.

Otherwise you'll look likea geek.

Hi guys!

Hey, grandma.

Look at this!

Hi.

Wow.

Why don't we take five?

Awesome wall.

Give me a hug!

I love ya.

You too.

Do you want this back?

No, buddy.

You keep it.

Thanks.

So, how's it going here?

I'm doing my best.

Cass is pretty intense,

but she's undera lot of pressure.

Yeah, but so are you.

There's a marina at stake.

Well, where is myhigh-maintenance Scorpio?

She's inside with um...

Henry from the office.

Seems like a nice guy.

Oh, I... I don't knowabout that.

He's...

Oh no.

Didn't anyone tell you?

Tell me what?

It's Sunday.

Try telling my client that.

Come on, it's nice out.

It's a perfect dayfor a family outing.

Yeah, grab some sunshine for meand tell the trees I say hello.

Uh, I said "family outing".

It's right thereon the big board.

Are you using the boardagainst me?

Well, the law appliesequally to all.

And I planned a little adventurefor us, alright?

It's time for everyone to cometo my house for a change.

Dude, you live on a boat.

( laughs )

Exactly.

Alright?

It'll be fun.

Unless you're too afraid to stepoutside your comfort zone.

I'm just sayin'.

♪

Are you excited, bud?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm kinda scared.

You don't have to worry,you're going to love sailing.

All aboard!

Here we go.

Ok, careful.

Atta boy.

Alright.

Young lady.

Watch your step.

Madam.

Thank you.

Improvement.

Huh?

Improvement.

Oh, yeah.

The proper shoes.

So, let me show youaround my living room.

Those are my curtains.

That one we call the main sail.

It's the one that helps us catchthe wind and go fast.

It's attached to the boatby the boom,

and up front we have the jib.

But the main sail is the mostimportant thing on this lady.

The boat is a lady?

All boats are ladies,Quinn,

and like ladies they requiregentle handling and respect.

Ooh, you're good.

Thought you'd like that.

Where do you eat on this thing?

Or go to the bathroom?

Or sleep?

Down there, in the cabin.

Can we go see?

Sure. As long as your momthinks it's cool.

Yeah, yeah. Go ahead.

Don't break anything.

I think we got a couple ofsailors on our hands.

Yeah?

Probably not.

You seem pretty comfortableon the water though.

Pirate in a previous life,maybe?

I always thought your fatherand you were the pirates.

Uh, yeah, he racked up a lotof treasure.

Is he the uh...

the reason that you choseto leave?

He cast a pretty big shadow.

I needed to find my own way.

Did you?

I'm still looking.

Uh oh, smells like rain.

Maybe we shouldn'tsail today.

Here.

Oh, no, no.

I'm fine.

Thanks, Mr. Weathervane.

( rain pours )

( sneezes )

Ugh.

Hey, uh, can I-

Just take care of the kids soI can write this brief, please?

You're never gonna get betterif you don't get some rest.

I know, thank you,but I don't have time.

Ok.

( sneezes )

( moans )

( coughing )

No.

Oh no!

Good morning.

You let me sleep!

My brief is due this morning.

Here's some freshly squeezedvitamin C,

and some reading material.

Wh... what's this?

I remembered a few thingsfrom law school.

What...

I wanna come down.

Ok.

Good job.

Ok, so next time we'lljust go a little higher.

Matthew!

I- you know what?

I'm... sorry I stuck my nosein your business...

No, it's good!

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I just don't really understand

why you didn't becomea lawyer because...

you've really gota knack for this.

Nah, law's too blackand white for me.

I'm more of a win-winkinda guy.

( message alert )

Ah!

I gotta run.

I love you guys!

Not you, you.

Anyway, um... bye.

( kissy noises )

Love you.

So, school it is.

Let's go.

Au revoir, mon chére nounou.

A tout a l'heure.

You know French?

Mais, oui.

And don't call me "nanny".

She's obsessed with Paris.

Run!

Hey, gang.

How'd it go?

It was school.

Right.

So I've checkedthe schedule.

Next up: ballroom dancing!

It's so boring.

We don't wanna go.

What?

You don't wanna go to-

why are we going?

Because it's onthe schedule.

You know what?

I've had just about enoughof that schedule.

Let's throw the cardsin the air for a change.

Where are we going?

Supplies.

( upbeat music ) ♪

Hey!

You got me!

♪

Ooh, you turned on each other!

Yes!

( squeals )

Oh!

( laughs )

I'm out!

♪

You're mine!

What on earth areyou doing?!

You're supposed to beat ballroom dancing!

You're supposed to beat work.

I'm still wearing my bow-tie.

Does that count?

Don't you get sassy with me!

Sometimes you just gotta tear upthe schedule!

( gasps )

Matthew!

Oops!

You are so busted.

( starts laughing )

I think you made her brain snap.

I'll show you "oops".

Uh oh.

( laughs )

Oh.

Oh.

♪

Girls against the boys!

♪

( laughing )

Protect the little one!

♪

Cass?

What are you-

Watch out!

It's a war zone!

Mom, duck!

( screams )

( laughing )

Sorry.

I'm uh... I'm fine.

That was nuts!

I have not done somethinglike that in ages.

And my kids have good aim.

That was your mannythat got me.

Oh, you were a casualtyof war.

It was friendly fire.

I don't think that wasso friendly.

Henry, it was justa game.

You know what?

It's... it's fine.

Don't- don't worry about.

I- I can do the workmyself tonight

while you hang outand play.

No, no.

I'm good to go.

Are you sure?

Yes.

Hey, uh, are you comingback out?

No, we have a deadline.

Want me to get you a shirt?

No.

Thank you.

Cass has it handled.

Hey there.

Hey.

What have you done?

Don't kill me.

Manslaughter isa long sentence.

No, this would befirst degree murder.

I just removed some specificswe don't really need anymore.

Do you have any ideahow long it took me

to put this thing together?

Think how much more timeyou'll have now.

What is your problem?

I've been doing thisa couple of weeks

and I think it could be good.

Let's try and flywithout a net.

And do what?

Just not go to things?

We'll go to things.

But just in between thosethings will be some wiggle room.

Come on, give it a chance.

( sighs )

I'll try.

As an experiment.

But I reserve the right

to reinstate ourprevious understanding

at any given moment.

Yes, counsellor.

So you got me anelectric violin?

What do you think?

Try it.

( plays violin )♪

That was oddly cool.

But it's a waydifferent beat.

It's much faster.

I'm one step ahead of you.

Do you remember how I told youI lived amongst the Maori

for nine months?

Please, not this again.

Anyway, I learneda thing or two.

Scooch.

Alright, I'm gonna bethe beat.

You just do whateveryou want.

Alright?

( begins drumming )

( begins playing violin )

♪

Hey.

Oh, I've gotta tell you.

Your brief was so good

the judge merged thecounter-suit into the case.

Which is double the work,but it's great news!

That's great.

So I was wonderingif you might consider

helping me out again?

But wouldn't you preferHenry help you out?

He's a colleague.

I think that he wantsto be more.

Is that your manny intuition?

I don't have time for dating.

Well, I think there's roomin the schedule for it now.

( giggling )

How do you get them to playvideo games

without arguing?

I told them if their combinedscore tops two million

I'll play themwith my left hand.

( whispers ) What they don'tknow is that I'm ambidextrous,

so it's kind of a win-win.

Yeah, I don't know if I agreewith that win-win philosophy.

I don't like to lose.

Well, me neither,but one person's gain

doesn't have to be anotherperson's loss.

Yeah, I'm a lawyer.

Right.

What's in that box?

Uh, just some old stuff.

Some letters, a napkinwith some scribbles on it,

some old photos...

Let me see the photos.

Thanks.

Check this out.

Ooh.

Good find.

I could work with this.

You're welcome.

What do you see whenyou look at this picture?

Two billionaires fighting overa million and bragging rights?

I don't know.

Yep, that's what I see, too.

But what if it's reallytwo competitive friends

who won't back down?

A little hunch.

( violin and drum music ) ♪

So what do you thinkif the alligator

is eating this giant flower?

Hey guys.

Check it out.

It's a fortress for elvesand stormtroopers.

You're such a nerd.

Hey.

Can I play?

Come on.

Of course you can.

What's that look?

Nothing.

It's just nice to see youhanging out.

And I know what this is.

Down time.

Saturday.

( laughs )

( phone rings )

Hello?

Oh no.

I forgot about that.

Ok.

Yep, on my way.

Wait.

It was great while it lasted.

Henry needs me at the office.

Henry.

Ok.

It was fun.

Love you.

Love you.

Bye, mom.

I'll miss you guys.

Whatcha doin'?

Oh, sweet.

She looks happy.

Paris was mom's favourite placewhen she was younger.

She always used to go therewith my dad.

Have you been to Paris?

I have, yeah.

It's beautiful.

My mom says everycobblestone street

has a tale to tell.

And love is everywhere.

Whatever that means.

( chuckles )

You really want to go there,huh?

More than anything.

If I were to go therewith my mom,

it would be the greatest.

I have an idea.

You can't go to Parisright now,

but what if Pariscame to you?

♪

This is extraordinary!

"I'll Be Home" ColinWeeks♪ Something better

♪ is leaning on my door

♪ I can't help but feela little bit sore ♪

♪ This situation feelslike living is a chore ♪

♪ But I know I've got you

♪ Although I never getto talk to you ♪

Uh, Emma wantedto go to Paris.

♪ Although you never getto see me.♪

♪ I'll be patient asa rock for you ♪

We got inventive.

♪ And I'll kiss youin my dreams ♪

Do you like it?

It's beautiful.

♪

Oh, and uh, Quinn wantedto show you something.

Alright, here we go, buddy.

♪

Here we go.

♪

Are you looking?

Yes!

I'm climbing the Eiffel Tower.

Oh, be careful, baby.

I'm almost there.

We've been practicing.

Atta boy.

Woo hoo!

Alright, you ready?

Yep.

Alright, come on down.

Look at you go!

I am so proud of you.

Thank you.

May I have this dance?

( romantic accordionmusic begins ) ♪

♪

♪

♪

What's the matter?

I just need a minute.

She'll be right back.

( sobbing )

Hey, you ok?

Paris is getting cold out there.

I'm fine.

I just got a little overwhelmed.

All the music and Parisand...

I'm sorry.

I didn't think this through.

The kids were so excited andI wanted to make you happy.

( laughs )

I am.

I just have a really funny wayof showing it.

Mom?

Come here, my angels.

Oooh.

Thank you.

Everything ok?

I just heard a rumour youreached out to opposing council

offering an olive branchasking to settle?

No, not exactly.

I was uh... exploringsomething that-

You can't be serious.

We landed this casebecause we promised

to take no prisoners.

Vincent, I-

Adam is going to fire us if wedon't give him what he wants.

We go to trial in three days.

He hired a tiger.

I need to know, is she goingto deliver?

She will.

She better.

Forget what I said, Howard.

Bring a stretcher to court

because you're not gettingout of there alive!

Matthew called.

Something about a barbecueof some kind.

Should I call to cancel?

No, no, I'll make it.

Ok, go and get Henry.

I need all the depositions.

Hold my calls, we're goingto Defcon three.

Got it.

What a treat.

A home cooked mealcooked on land.

Yeah.

Thank you for inviting us,Matthew.

Oh, my pleasure.

Now, where aremy sous chefs at?

Let's assembly line the heckout of this thing, alright?

Shouldn't we wait for mom?

She'll be home soon.

Let's eat!

Oh, those smell so good.

Ok, pass off.

Go.

Here.

Oh, you guys makea great team.

It looks like our plan worked.

The kids are crazy about him.

Matthew might winthis bet after all.

I wouldn't count on itjust yet.

I know my son.

He might sail offbefore it's over.

What bet?

Bet?

Oh, I didn't say "bet",I said "get".

Get Charles a burger, ok?

Your wish is my command.

There you go.

Hey, Quinn.

You ok?

Yeah, I just wish momwas here.

Oh.

Alright, let's eat.

What time is it?

Uh, I don't know... 9:00?

No!

Oh...

What?

The barbecue.

9:00? The kids are in bed.

Oh, isn't anything goingto go right today?

It's late, ok?

Um, you're tired.

Why don't I drive you home?

We'll go over the restof the case in the car.

Oh, thank youfor dropping me off.

Cass, don't thinktwice about it.

Come on, you knowI'm always here for you.

Which reminds me,

the marina galais coming up.

Do you wanna go?

Oh, we have to.

Vincent says it's mandatory,and Haskey bought a table.

Actually, I meant with me.

Oh.

Yeah, we could do that.

Great.

G'night!

Hi sweetie.

I'm so sorry I missedthe barbecue.

You know, I really wantedto be there.

It's ok.

Matthew was there.

Is Matthew gonna leaveif he wins his bet?

What are you talking about?

Oh, she returns.

Slammed at work,were we?

Yes, I was.

Henry and I had aton of work to do.

Yeah. Henry.

Yeah. Henry.

This is a very important caseto us.

To me.

I could make partner.

Great.

I don't need to explain myself.

What is this that I'm hearingabout a bet?

Bet?

It's nothing, ok?

Oh, it's something if itinvolves me and my family.

It's not how it sounds.

My dad was gonna build condosat the marina,

and I had to stop him,

and the only way I could do itwas by taking the job.

To prove what?

That you could take careof my kids?

That's not how it went,Cass.

So my children were pawns

in your power strugglewith your father?

Please!

You know how I feel aboutEmma and Quinn.

Don't even bring them-

You know what?

You are still the same

immature, irresponsible guythat I knew in high school.

And you are still thehead strong, self-righteous

individual who just-

You don't get to lecture me!

You're not letting me explain!

Explain what?

How you waltzed in here andpulled one over on my family?

At the start, the-

everything has changed, ok?

Oh, it's changed alright.

You're fired.

Cass, will you just-

Just pack your stuffand leave!

She looks pretty, huh?

Hey, what's goingon with you?

I don't want to go tothe stupid talent show.

Why not?

You've been practicingso hard.

You're so good.

Without MatthewI'll screw up.

I wish he was gonna come.

He's not.

Matthew's gone.

Gone, but not forgotten.

Mr. Sheperd, do you agreethat the code in question

is the same code that youdeveloped with my client?

I've written a million linesof code over the years.

I borrow from myselfall the time.

Just answer the question.

No, I don't agree.

Uh, exhibit A please?

A cocktail napkin?

Yes, a cocktail napkin.

It's also a signed contract

which we received in discoveryfrom you.

It says "All new inventionswill be owned by the company."

Does that signaturelook familiar?

It should. It's yours.

Yeah, it's mine.

That proves that you wereunder contract.

No it doesn't.

It's not dated.

For all I know,that was signed years

after I started workingwith Adam.

That would meanthat everything

I created before thatwas mine.

I thought that yousaid she was a tiger.

Just give her a minute.

Uh, please couldyou present exhibit B?

Is this a photo of youand the Plaintiff

celebrating your first day,in your first office?

Yeah.

Can we go in a littlecloser please?

Ah, the contract in question.

Apparently it is dated.

This proves thatMr. Benjamin Sheperd

was under contractfrom the very first day

that company was created.

No further questions,your honour.

Yes.

I told you she'd nail him,right?

We'll take a short recess.

Look, I- it's too badthat you're gonna have

to lose millions over this.

Yeah.

All I wanted was for youto just say that I was right

and you were wrong for once,you know?

Well, congratulations.

You're going to getwhat you want.

You were right.

Ms. McKay.

Your summation?

You know,during this case

we have presentedrock solid evidence,

stubborn facts,stubborn people.

These two people were friendsthat have worked together,

dreamed together,

and have hugesuccess together.

They have builtsomething much, much bigger

than a company.

They have shared history.

A true friendship.

Now, I like to win

but sometimes the real victoryis when everybody wins.

I have no ideawhat she's trying to-

I think I do.

I uh...

( whispering )

Your honour, may we approach?

Hi, Cass, um... I just wannasay thank you.

Benji and I, we uh...

we couldn't have gottento this point without you,

so thank you.

I'm happy for you.

See you later.

Cass.

That was a pretty dangerousmove back there.

But you pulled it off.

Looks like we'll beAdam's go-to firm.

That took a lot of guts,Cass.

Sometimes you haveto trust me.

We can talk about that tonightat the marina gala.

There's a new clientI want you to meet.

Could be bigger than Adam.

I'll be there.

Honey, I am so sorry about howthings ended up with Matthew.

I honestly thought I was doinga good thing

putting you two together.

I know, mom.

You had good intentions.

Yeah, but you know what?

I shouldn't have meddled.

I shouldn't have donea lot of things.

Listen to me.

You are a really good mom,ok?

You're pretty wonderfulyourself.

Dad.

Son.

You didn't return my calls.

I was beginning to thinkyou'd pulled up anchor again.

It crossed my mind.

You coming tothe gala tonight?

Why?

So you can rub it in my facethat I lost the bet?

To be honest, I was hopingyou wouldn't lose.

Yeah, well...

so was I.

But this was never aboutyou or me.

A lot of people's lives aregonna be turned upside down

when you tear this place down.

Just come to the gala.

Why would I do that, dad?

I saw Cass's nameon the guest list.

Just tell her that your oldman's a dope and forced

you to make a bet that shouldnever have been wagered.

It doesn't matter.

She's seeing someone.

A guy from work.

You sure about that?

Only one way to find out.

Sweetie, stage frightis perfectly normal.

As a matter of fact, it could bea good thing.

Just use it to electrifyyour performance.

I feel sick.

Oh, use that, too.

Whoo.

Woah, mom.

You look like a movie star.

Aw, thank you, baby.

Mom, which one?

You're asking me?

Mom.

Uh, pink.

Definitely the pink.

Ok.

Listen up troops.

I've gotta go to this work thingand then I'm gonna meet you

at school beforethe talent show.

Don't be late.

Or we could be really late.

So late that we could missthe whole thing.

Would you stop worrying?

You're gonna be amazing.

( sighs )

Are you really that scared?

Maybe.

I'll be there.

Not if you get caught upin your work thing.

It wouldn't be the first time.

I see.

Then I am not goingto this party.

Really?

Yep.

There's nothing moreimportant than the two of you.

( light jazz music plays ) ♪

( light jazz music plays ) ♪

Where is she?

She's supposed to be here.

Maybe she's stuck in traffic.

She better be.

I understand.

( phone rings )

Mom, it's ok.

You can answer it.

Hello?

What the heck, Cass?

Adam's been askingabout you,

and you're not hereto meet the new client.

Something extremelyimportant came up.

What could possibly compareto the-

Please give my apologiesto Adam and the team.

You're risking your partnershiphere.

Nothing is more importantthan my family.

I'll see you tomorrow.

So, what do you think?

It's up to you.

Do you want to give the showa shot?

Or not?

We can still make itif we hurry.

Ok.

Let's do this.

Yes, it's showtime!

Let's go!

Alright, kids.

Can I have yourattention please?

As you all know,

I've had plans for the marinafor a long time.

Big plans.

Tonight I want to announcethat those plans have changed.

Charles Walker Industries

will not be breaking groundfor a new condo project.

Instead, I'm authorizing thecomplete marina restoration.

And thanks to the persistentand compassionate efforts

of our own Matthew Walker,

I've come to seethat the marina,

this dirty old marina,has value.

That is, if Matthewwill agree to work with

his old man on this.

You got it, pops.

( crowd laughs and applauds )

( message alert )

Sorry pops,

I...

Go.

( accordion music plays ) ♪

( accordion music plays ) ♪

Emma McKay?

You're up in five, kid.

( accordion music continues ) ♪

( applause )

( whispers ) She's next.

Up next we have Emma McKayon violin.

( applause and cheering )

Emma McKay.

Please come out.

Please.

( applause )

Excuse me, sorry.

Coming through.

Can I borrow thosefor a second, thanks?

Oh, hi.

Matthew, you made it.

What on earth?

Wouldn't miss itfor the world, kiddo!

Does he ever clean up nice.

( drum beat begins ) ♪

( begins playing violin ) ♪

( crowd claps along )

( playing continues ) ♪

( playing continues ) ♪

( cheering and applause )

Emma McKay, everyone!

And her specialbongo buddy!

( applause )

Oh my god.

Unbelievable.

I know!

I knew she could do it.

Thank you so much.

No, thank you.

That was a blast!

And you did a great job,kiddo!

You were fantastic!

Didn't that feel good?

Mmmhmm.

Oh, and hey, couldyou take these bongos

back to that kid out there?

Please?

Thanks.

And you are something else.

Back atcha.

And Cass, I'm sorry.

I should have told you aboutthat bet and that was wrong.

Hey, but I swear that the timewith you and the kids,

compared to that it was...

it was nothing.

I understand.

What you didhelped so many people.

If it's any consolation,

those weeks with youand the kids were the...

best I've had in years.

Are you uh... trying to getyour manny job back?

Definitely... not.

"I'm Yours" Jason Mraz♪ I've been spending

♪ way too long

♪ checking my tonguein the mirror ♪

♪ And bendingover backwards ♪

♪ just to try to seeit clearer ♪

♪ But my breath fogged upthe glass ♪

♪ And so I drew a new faceand I laughed ♪

♪ I guess what I be saying isthere ain't no better reason ♪

♪ To rid yourselfof vanities ♪

♪ and just go withthe seasons ♪

♪ It's what we aim to do,

♪ our name is our virtue

♪ But I won't hesitateno more, no more ♪

Matthew.

♪ It cannot wait,

♪ I'm yours