All language subtitles for Faith,.Hope.&.Love.WEBRip.Netflix.en[cc]

[light music]

[light dramatic music]

[man] I can

almost guarantee you,

at some point in your life,

you will be asked

the following question:

Do you believe in God?

Now for me, the answer

is undoubtedly, yes.

How did I come to

that conclusion?

Well, it involves some faith,

some hope and some love.

Oh, yeah. [chuckles]

And some dancing.

What, you don't believe me?

Sit back, 'cause we

about to hit ya, one time.

[upbeat music]

♪ I've been trying so hard ♪

♪ To read my tarot cards ♪

♪ It's been runnin' round

goin' up and down ♪

♪ Looking like

a modern James Brown ♪

♪ What I really,

really need is ♪

♪ A crazy shot of gin fizz ♪

♪ Shakin' my booty ♪

♪ Yeah, like

a big black beauty ♪

♪ Let's shake ♪

♪ Shake it, shake it,

shake it, let's move ♪

♪ Shake it, shake it,

shake it, let's move ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ Let's dance,

let's move, let's go ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ I'm not ready

to settle down ♪

♪ Don't care if I'm

the talk of the town ♪

♪ All I want is to cut loose ♪

♪ And dance away

my blue suede shoes ♪

♪ What I really,

really need is ♪

♪ A crazy shot of gin fizz ♪

♪ Shakin' my booty ♪

♪ Yeah, like

a big black beauty ♪

♪ Let's go ♪

[church bells ringing]

Father?

[light music]

Oh, Demetra.

Well, is everything all right?

I'm fine. I'm just

worried about my dad.

Well, he seems okay to me.

-[whistle blowing]

-[kids talking over each other]

Big doll, hey,

hit me one time.

-[boy] Over here.

-[girl] Time is running out.

[boy] Oh, he's gonna pass!

Oh, yeah, I guess I

wasn't too good, was it?

[chuckling]

I woke up on Sunday and

saw him crying downstairs.

That was your mom's

three-year memorial service.

I've seen him cry

other times too.

Well, you want

me to talk to him?

No, I need you to talk to God.

Well, what would you

like me to tell God?

Well, this studio I dance at

is having a fundraiser tonight.

It's for a pro and

schmo dance contest.

I want my dad to enter.

So you want your father

to enter this contest

so he starts to

get out a bit, huh?

Well, yeah, and

my dance instructor

would be the person

he'd be dancing with.

I think he'd be happy

if he gets to know her.

I'll say a prayer,

and we'll leave

everything else up to God, okay?

[man] Hey, hon, I was

wondering where you went.

Ah, she's all set.

Okay, come on sweetie.

Everything okay?

Hey, hey, gang.

Sorry, I can't make it tonight.

I gotta go

to a school fundraiser.

You know, I'm not

keeping track or anything,

but you missed the last

two days of Bible studies.

How would you know, Harry?

We didn't go either.

Ah, I got my

sources, people talk.

All right, Mr. Keratas.

I'll make sure I'm

here next week, okay?

Just saying.

He keeps attendance.

All right, all right.

Who was that?

♪ I must confess

when our world is stressed ♪

♪ I feel like dancing ♪

♪ The whole night with you ♪

♪ And when I do,

do, do, do, do, do ♪

So, I hear your studio

needs to be rescued.

Well, we have to

get the building

retrofitted or the city

will close us down.

If we win the contest,

the $25,000 will help us

retrofit the building.

So, you and me tangoing

for a couple of months.

Practicing.

Whatever anyone bids, put

me down for 100 over it.

Mm-hmm.

-Hi.

-It's Gerald Hogwood II.

He's Daddy Hog One.

-Hi.

-Howdy.

Yeah, I'm his Daddy

and his dance advisor.

Why don't you show her

a little something, Hog II.

Okay, check this out.

It's like 180 degrees,

that split right there.

Left leg pointing

towards Los Angeles,

right foot to New York.

Grand plie, whoa, whoa, didn't

even spill a drop of wine.

-Yeah.

-Okay.

-And we've got

killer choreography.

Great, thank you.

Thank you so much.

-Zip-a-dee-doo-dah.

-Hello.

-I'm Jimmy Elpidas.

-Hi.

I'm Demetra and Gia's dad.

Right, right, I'm Faith.

Oh, nice to meet you.

I think I've waved

to you a couple times

when I drop them off

at their classes.

Demetra wanted me

to sign up for this.

So I'm, you know...

She's a wonderful girl.

-Ah, thank you.

-[bell chiming]

Oh, guess dinner's starting.

Anyway, good luck with this.

-Thank you.

-Oh.

You came to wife's

funeral, didn't you?

I did, I was

sorry for your loss.

Thank you, it was

very kind of you.

I meant to write you

a note, but just...

It was a beautiful

service, so...

Anyway, good luck.

Thank you.

[snapping]

You got it.

[light music]

Gia, it's daddy.

I need to finish

proofing my personal statement.

No, no, come on, go

to bed, I'll do it for you.

Hi, Daddy, did

you win the prize?

Ah, no, I didn't, honey.

I tried, but somebody

else beat me out for it.

No, no, that's not the way

it was supposed to happen.

Come on, get some sleep, okay?

Good night, you guys.

I love you.

All right.

A little tweaking

won't hurt, would it?

Gia, let's go, we're

gonna be late for school.

I don't even know

why I try putting it on.

I hate my makeup.

Ah, good morning, Gia.

All right, guys, come on.

Quick prayer before we go.

[phone ringing]

Hold on.

Yeah. Really?

Oh, okay.

Yeah, yeah, I know,

thanks, thanks.

Who was that?

The guy who won

the dance contest.

His wife told him that

she didn't want him being in

it, so he had to give it back.

So who won it then?

They're gonna

have a dance-off

tomorrow between me

and the other guy,

that were the two top bidders.

I can't believe I'm a senior,

and you're still

dropping me off.

Ooh, there's Gia's boyfriend.

-Don't.

-Oh, really?

-Goodbye, Dad.

-Oh, my gosh.

Hello, George.

-Hello, George.

-Stop!

Bye. Anybody say

I love you to Dad?

No, no, they forget

that I guess, okay.

-[indistinct chattering]

-[bell ringing]

[woman] Bye, sweetie.

[Jimmy] Every morning

at drop-off,

I watch a beautiful ballet,

where the ballerinas

are the mothers.

With tenderness, love

and grace, they move

across the parking lot.

As they remember lunches,

tuck away homework

and dispense love.

Yes, father's do their part,

but it's the mothers

who are the stars.

They know the steps.

They hear the music.

They don't miss a beat.

I miss my ballerina.

[pounding on door]

It's me.

I can see you. You don't

need to pound like that.

I'm sorry, you ready?

-For what?

-For the presentation?

What?

That's Thursday, isn't it?

Oh, my gosh, Jimmy,

are you kidding?

Oh, no, I'll get it changed.

I've done it before,

no worries, no worries.

Okay, okay, I got it, I got it.

Okay, come on, let's go.

All right then, anybody else?

-Yeah.

-Jimmy?

Can we move the Crown Guitar

presentation to next week?

The date's already

been moved, thank you.

Oh, cool.

So unless there's

anything else, anybody?

No?

All right, thank you.

-All right.

-Thank you.

Uh, Jimmy.

You wanna hang

back for a minute?

Yeah.

-What's up?

-All right, listen.

Look, I've taken

a look at your numbers,

and the... well, the truth is,

you haven't made your numbers

for the last couple of years.

Your quota's way down,

and you're even messing up

the bloopers that

I've been giving you.

I am super appreciative

of everything

that you've done around here.

But?

But I have to let you go.

-[somber music]

-What?

You need to let me go?

I've been here 22 years,

Brian, you're gonna let me go?

Security will walk

you to your desk.

And you're gonna make me

do a perp walk on top of it?

-It's protocol.

-Are you kidding me?

Really, Brian, really?

[sighs]

[kids giggling]

[man] Good afternoon,

how can I direct your call?

-Brian, Brian.

-Ah, come on, Jimmy.

Come on, what are

you doing here?

Give me one more chance.

I don't have anymore chances.

Look, I know I haven't been

on top of my game lately.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,

on top of your game?

You haven't been in

the game for years.

Look, man, we all feel bad

about what happened to Debbie,

but that was three years ago.

Three years, Jim.

Give me one account.

-I can't.

-Anything.

Jimmy, come on.

I got two girls, okay?

Give me your worst account.

The worst account,

if I don't make the sale,

you get rid of me,

no questions asked.

-You're not gonna like it.

-Try me.

-Soul 2Soul.

-Ugh, I hate it.

Of course you do.

It's a dating website, me?

After our last presentation,

they canceled on us.

It's all I got.

You get them to come back in

here, commit to a campaign,

and we can talk about

your future around here.

That's it.

-Brian.

-It's a take it

-or leave it, Jim.

-Okay.

[phone ringing]

-Demetra, what's up?

-Daddy, where are you?

I'm at work, what's going on?

Did you forget the dance-off?

Oh, no, no, okay.

I'll be right there, sweetie,

I'll be right there.

Hurry, the other guy

is starting,

and he looks really prepared.

All right, show

'em the magic, son.

-Jimmy?

-Yeah.

I'm Coretta, go on it.

[Jimmy] Okay, thanks.

[door squeaking]

Really?

Really?

Come on, man, come on.

The show already began.

I lost my concentration.

I'm gonna take it from the top.

[Faith] Okay.

You know, I've

seen Baryshnikov

stop a ballet dead in

its tracks because somebody

in the audience sneezed.

Don't be the sneeze.

Papa, cue music.

♪ You don't know ♪

Come on, come on.

♪ Whoa, whoa ♪

♪ What I need ♪

♪ What I need ♪

Get it up.

Whoa, yeah.

[woman singing]

[applause]

No, not yet!

Oh, yes!

Oh, they don't make

'em like that anymore.

-Good luck topping that.

-Ooh, yeah.

Wow, that's

a tough act to follow.

Um, I didn't bring any music.

Amateur.

For the competition,

the partners cannot have

had any prior dance

experience, okay?

I have no prior

dance experience.

Although, in college, they

did call me Funkenstein.

Frankenstein, you mean?

No, no, no, Funkenstein.

but everyone thought

that I was Jewish,

Everyone, I'm Greek,

and so they called me Stein.

And then I took second place

in my fraternity dance contest.

So they started calling me

"funk" and "stein," Funkenstein.

That's a great story, can

you tell it again longer?

Okay, listen, I just

need to see how you move.

Okay, let 'er rip.

-[upbeat music]

-[chuckling]

Hey, Baryshnikov.

[Faith] How about the twist?

The twist.

[Faith] Good, anything else?

Anybody remember

the Charleston?

My dead grandmother.

Grandma's dead?

-You stay focused.

-Yeah.

Who remembers this bad boy?

Oh.

Have you got any kicks?

I got kicks all day long.

Are you kidding me?

Ho, hey, ho.

I'm like a regular Rockette.

-Sorry.

-That was on purpose.

It was intentional.

-Back here, stay focused.

-It was premeditated.

Okay, are you okay?

Crud, crud, yeah,

just a little cramp.

Okay, um, all right.

Listen up, guys,

this is my decision.

Will you accept this rose?

-Thank you.

-That's very nice of you.

Thank you.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

They're gonna become great

dance partners and fall in love.

Thank you.

Dad, can I have a sleepover

at the Henderlinds tomorrow?

Oh, honey, you know the rules.

No sleepovers.

Everyone does sleepovers.

You're the strictest parent.

[sighing]

Aw, man.

How am I doing?

[chuckling]

[sighing]

Man.

You made it all look so easy.

I'm in trouble at work.

I don't feel it anymore.

[sighs]

I miss you.

[light dramatic music]

No, no, no, no, no, no.

You're not gonna do that,

you're not gonna do that.

Hey, morning, Jimmy.

Are you hurt?

Oh, no, I think I

just pulled something.

Doing what?

Uh, squats.

Squats, oh, not a fan.

Yeah, I probably went

a little too heavy.

Hey, you start working

on that Soul 2Soul ASAP,

-you got it?

-Yeah, yeah.

I'm totally focused on it.

[humming]

Hey, Coretta.

Oh, hey, Jimmy.

And she's finishing

up her last class.

Oh, okay.

You know, if you ever

get here before she does,

there's a key under

the mat in the front.

All right, thank you.

Who's that?

Ben, her ex.

Great dancer, lousy husband.

You know,

when they got divorced,

the only thing she asked

for was this studio.

The most important thing that

I will ever, ever teach you

is to let the pure joy,

the happiness, the heartache,

the sorrow, whatever you

are feeling for that day,

pour out of your souls

when you dance.

Because that is

why we dance, okay?

Now, did everybody bring

their sunglasses today.

[all] Yeah!

Get those shades

ready, ladies.

We are going across the floor.

♪ Time is now to

live your life ♪

♪ Put your worries

to the side ♪

♪ Starting now

you're moving on ♪

♪ Don't curse the things

you've never done ♪

♪ 'Cause life is too short ♪

♪ Don't let it pass you by ♪

♪ Don't think about the road ♪

♪ Just enjoy the ride ♪

♪ One, two, three, four ♪

♪ What you waitin'?

What you waitin' for? ♪

♪ No hesitating ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪

♪ What you waitin'?

What you waitin' for? ♪

♪ It's amazing ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪

Man, that was great.

Are all your classes like that?

Once a week we cut loose.

It's kinda my favorite day.

Cool shirt.

-Oh.

-What do you letters mean?

Uh...

[speaking foreign language]

This changed the world.

Seriously?

-Yeah.

-Okay.

Do you wanna

know what it means?

No, no, no,

I'll figure it out.

-I'll figure it out.

-[Jimmy] All right.

Okay, so this is how

the competition works.

All right.

Each couple submits

their best dance.

Off-tape the judges narrow

it down to ten couples,

and they'll dance

the finals live.

-Okay.

-Okay?

Typically the man leads,

but given you're the schmo

in the partnership,

I'll be doing the leading.

All right.

Is that hard for you to do?

No, not at all. I always lead

every one of my partners.

Okay.

-So do you feel this?

-Yeah.

That's how I'm

gonna be leading you.

-Okay.

-It's that push and pull.

-Okay.

Now, let's start with

some basic moves, okay?

-Very, very basic.

-All right.

This is called a pique turn.

Pique turn.

-Okay, I can give that a shot.

-Okay?

I'll give it a shot.

-I'll give it a shot.

-Have a go.

No pressure.

[chuckling]

Posture, elbow.

Posture, elbow, okay.

How was that?

Good, you know.

-Honestly?

-Horrible.

-Oh, gee, that looks ominous.

-Okay, this is going

to help with your posture.

All right.

Um, up and over, okay.

I feel like a scarecrow.

Well, we'll need

to get you into

some tight clothing too, okay?

You know, I'm kinda a

sweatshirts and jeans kinda guy.

Well, the judges like

to see clean lines, so...

All right.

How do you feel about

taking some ballet classes?

Yeah, I'm gonna be

totally honest with you.

I'm not gonna take

ballet classes.

I'm probably never gonna

wear this thing, you know?

Anything else?

Uh, no spray tans

and none of those,

you know, butt shakin'

moves that you guys do.

Hey, I won many a contest

with those butt shaking moves.

So what's your favorite dance?

I love them all, you know,

when I can do it.

Really, oh, that's impressive.

Okay, whatever dance we do,

you have to sell it.

The judges love the push

and the pull of the dance.

-Uh-huh.

-Okay?

So that means that we get close,

we go apart, we get close again.

Oh.

That is close.

That's the whole point of it.

Dancers get close,

but we never kiss.

The judges love it.

We're gonna get higher scores.

You just gotta

really sell it, okay?

Just give a little

bang, pow, what!

You know what I mean?

Bang, pow, what.

Yeah, okay, hold on, hold on.

You know, I think,

with all this stuff,

it's just kinda like

a little information overload.

Okay, all right.

-Maybe.

-Well, let's take

-a dinner break.

-Yeah, let's do that.

-And I'll go over

everything with you.

-Okay.

Okay, so I think

the IC on your shirt

is roman numerals for 101.

Am I right?

You're not even close.

-You're not even close.

-Come on.

Okay, I'll figure it out.

But first thing's first.

-Okay.

-We need to come up with

a great team name.

Okay.

Next, we need to practice

as much as possible.

So, what's your schedule like?

Uh, well, every Friday I

have Bible study, and then Gia

has prom next month,

so that'll be kinda busy.

Oh, that'll be so much fun.

I never went to my prom.

Really, why not?

I had issues and kinda

wasn't meant to be.

But actually, they

just announced

the high school reunion

is gonna be next month.

Oh, cool.

But I'm probably

not gonna go though.

Why not?

Bad memories.

There was this girl Susie,

and she made my life hell

in high school.

She was on the dance squad.

I got cut from the dance squad,

so she just always thought she

was a better dancer than me.

Hmm.

Anyway, what's

your work schedule like?

Uh, well, I just

got this huge new

client presentation

I gotta work on.

Oh, what's it for?

It's a dating website

called Soul 2Soul.

Oh, I've never

heard of that one,

and I'm on every single site.

You're on every

dating website?

Mm-hmm.

I got divorced a year ago.

So I thought I should

get back out there.

Oh, good for you.

Any... any luck?

Well, I get asked out

on a lot of first dates

but not a lot of second dates.

I am just horrible at dating.

And I'm super shy.

But you know the problem

with dating websites?

What's that?

They never really let

you get to know the person.

It's all about checking

a ton of boxes,

and what they should have

are videos of the people,

you know, answering

questions about themselves.

Hm, thank you.

Not a bad idea.

Do you mind if I

say a quick prayer?

Oh, no, go ahead.

Heavenly Father, we

thank you for this food,

and Lord, I thank you for

this fellowship with Faith,

and in particular, Father,

I ask that whatever's

on Faith's heart

that you grant it.

In your son's name I pray, amen.

Did I just totally

mess that up?

What?

Was I meant to hold your

hands during the prayer?

Oh, no, no, no.

See, some of my friends,

when we pray, they hold hands.

Some don't. I never know

which it's gonna be,

so I put my hands out

there, duck the head,

I don't know

what's gonna happen.

-I just...

I just say the prayer.

-Okay.

Phew, okay, great. Yeah.

No, no, you're fine,

you're fine, enjoy your food.

Thank you.

Hey, hey, I came up

with your team name.

Okay.

The Premonitions.

The Premonitions?

Like when you see the future?

Yeah. Like when I was 19,

I was gettin' my hair done,

and the stylist told me

that she had a premonition

that one day a man

would walk in the room

and the moment I saw him,

that I would pass out.

And bam, it would be my husband.

And?

It never happened.

Well, wait, wait, wait, I

guess that was a bad example.

But it would have

been a premonition.

The Premonitions.

I'm gonna think

about that one, Coretta.

[chuckling]

Hey, when you go to church

and they say

the word "fellowship,"

what exactly does that mean?

Well, it just means

spending time together

and forming friendships.

-It doesn't mean, like,

dating or anything, right?

-Oh, no, no, no.

I just don't wanna give Jimmy

any mixed signals, you know?

I don't need another

dance romance.

I know that's right.

Well, well, why?

What did Jimmy say?

Well, he was

praying before we ate,

and he said something

about fellowship

and God helping me with

whatever's on my heart.

You know that

voice inside you?

Some people call it conscience.

We call it God.

And God puts something on

your heart, and you know it's

the right thing to do.

But you may be afraid to do it.

That's when something's

on your heart.

Okay, well, I just

wanted to make sure.

Well, now remember, you

only have one month left

to get your submission dance in.

Okay, okay,

I'm gonna get on that.

All right.

[upbeat music]

♪ I've been trying so hard ♪

♪ To read my tarot cards ♪

♪ It's been runnin' round,

going up and down ♪

♪ Looking like

a modern James Brown ♪

♪ What I really,

really need is ♪

♪ A crazy shot of gin fizz ♪

♪ Shakin' my booty ♪

♪ Yeah, like

a big black beauty ♪

♪ Let's shake, shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ Let's move ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ Let's move ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ Let's dance,

let's move, let's go ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ Shake it,

shake it, shake it ♪

♪ I'm not ready

to settle down ♪

♪ Don't care if I'm

the talk of the town ♪

♪ All I want is to cut lose ♪

♪ And dance away

my blue suede shoes ♪

Whoa.

Okay, it could be better,

but it'll be fine.

-It'll be fine.

-It's all right?

-Yeah.

-Sure?

[Faith] Yeah.

-Over.

-Coretta?

-Uh-huh?

-Can you please submit this?

-Oh, yeah.

-[phone ringing]

Hey, Gia, what's up?

[Gia] Hey, Dad, since

I'm not sleeping over at

the Henderlinds, can I stay

out till midnight tonight?

No, no, 11:30, as usual.

It's not the greatest,

but the deadline is tonight.

-No, Gia, no, no

-[Gia] Everyone else's parents

don't have a problem with it.

It's saying try again later.

Everyone must be trying

to upload at the deadline.

Oh, don't worry

about it. I've got it.

I'm gonna be here. I'll make

sure that it goes through.

No, it's okay, I'm gonna

stick around tonight.

I'll do it.

Well, aren't you going

to your high school reunion?

-No, no.

-Why not?

It feels weird going alone.

-I don't wanna do it.

-You can go with my daddy.

Oh, I don't think

he's gonna want to.

Your sister just hung

the phone up on me.

She is so grounded.

Daddy, if I asked you for

a favor, would you do it?

Coretta even got us a driver

in case we wanted to drink.

[twangy music]

♪ I love ya, darlin' ♪

-I'm so glad you're here.

-Oh, my God, Faith.

How are you? I almost

didn't recognize you.

Hi, Susie.

Um, this is my husband, William.

You from our class?

No, no, I'm just

here with Faith Turley.

-Oh, really?

-Yeah.

Man, I used to think

she was so pretty.

She wasn't around much.

Really, why?

Oh, she had one of those

eating disorders or something.

She dropped out at one point.

That girl, Susie,

she used to pick on her.

Are you and Ben still?

No, we're divorced, last year.

Oh, that is so sad.

Any kids?

No, no.

[Susie] That makes it easier.

Ooh, they're pullin'

the time capsule.

Gotta do my thing.

-Nice to meet ya, man.

-Yeah, nice to meet you too.

All right, time to

do this time capsule.

[crowd cheering]

Hey, so uh, whatever happened

to that little dance

studio you had?

I heard they're closing it.

It's still open, we're

just retrofitting it.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, let's go.

-Okay, bye.

-Bye.

Bye.

Susie wrote,

"Faith will finally admit

that I was a better

dancer than she was."

-[chuckling]

-[crowd laughing]

Oh, and they're supposed

to have a dance-off

for this here trophy.

I hear ya say, "Susie, Faith."

Hey, somebody get

Susie and Faith.

Hey, you leaving already?

They just challenged

her to a dance-off.

Faith, are you sure you

don't wanna go back in there?

Nah, she'll just do something

to embarrass me again.

Let's see what you got.

♪ Back a lack a lack a dingo ♪

♪ Back a lack a lack a dingo ♪

♪ Back a lack a lack a zing

Let me see ya swingo ♪

♪ Back a lack a lack

a dingo, bango, bongo ♪

-Hold it, hold it.

-[tires screeching]

Okay, I just wanna

say one thing.

I think that we can

do our routine better.

No, it's too late.

We've already

submitted the tape.

No, no, no,

I mean, here and now.

Funkenstein is funkin' ready.

-Really?

-Yes.

I'm about to bring it.

Nah, if something goes wrong,

I'd have to live with

it for another decade.

All right, go on.

Wait, wait.

Shouldn't you be saying

something religious here like,

what would Jesus do?

I don't know,

I don't think Jesus

had a high school reunion.

Oh, no, no, you're right.

You're...

No, you're right,

I know exactly what to do.

♪ Back a lack a lack a lingo ♪

♪ Back a lack a lack a zingo

Let me hear you singo ♪

♪ Back a lack a lack

a dingo, bango ♪

-Y'all been drinking?

-No, no, we just wanna

say a quick prayer.

There's a passage in the Bible

that says where two or more

are gathered in his name,

that he'll be there.

So I figured we'd

do quick prayer.

Okay.

Heavenly Father, we

thank you for this day--

-Jimmy.

-What?

I haven't been baptized.

I don't know if I count

as one of those two.

I think you would.

I don't wanna mess this up.

This is really important.

What do you wanna do?

♪ It's hoppin' time,

it's jumpin' time ♪

♪ Clap your hands ♪

♪ It's funnin' time,

it's runnin' time

as fast as you ♪

Heavenly Father, we ask you

for guidance at this moment

as we're unclear what to do.

Joshua 1:9, "Have I

not commanded you to be

strong and courageous?"

I have no idea

where that came from.

[dramatic music]

Oh, look at Faith Turley

comin' in,

taking the challenge, y'all.

All right, Faith, what you

got to say to the people.

Yeah, Faith is about to knock

the plastic surgery right

out of Susie's keister.

-Go, Bulldogs!

-We're the Lancers, man.

-Oh, sorry about that.

-[crowd laughing]

We're about to... we're

about to do this on you.

Oh, Susie, oh, Susie.

-You ready?

-Yeah, I'm so ready.

-You ready?

-Do me a favor.

-I'll lead.

-Hit me one time.

[upbeat music]

♪ I've got a crazy symptom

I'm gonna right down now ♪

-Ah, work that, Faith.

-♪ Straight to Memphis ♪

♪ Rock, roll, rip and river ♪

♪ A blue suede shoes,

y'all straight in Memphis ♪

Ah.

♪ Red dress,

high heel sneakers ♪

♪ Watch out, Daddy,

I'm a mean mistreater ♪

♪ Take care, up my business ♪

-What you got, girl?

-♪ That plane, y'all ♪

♪ Straight down to Memphis ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama, gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

♪ Hey, I might think

of you, man, collard greens,

lima beans ♪

I'm about to do this.

♪ In my tight dress

Singin' the blues

down in Memphis ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

Yeah, break it off on 'em.

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama, gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

♪ Hip, hip, hey,

Mama gimme some ♪

♪ Hey, I took it from a hoop,

bobble, gibble, gobble ♪

[crowd cheering, applauding]

Hey, hey, I don't know.

I don't know.

What do we think,

who we thinkin'?

-Oh, yeah.

-Susie, Faith?

-I know what we're thinkin'.

-What do y'all think?

See ya next decade.

This is for Faith Turley.

We outta here. Go, Bulldogs!

Again, it's the Lancers, man.

Sorry about that,

sorry about that.

-We outta here.

-Bye.

-My gosh.

-Hit me one time.

That was awesome.

It was so great.

Not bad, you too.

And you did

the butt shakin' move.

Took one for the team there.

Oh, my gosh, we

should've got that on tape.

I taped everything.

I'll download a copy

and email it to you.

[both] Coretta.

Did you upload our dance?

Well, I've been

trying for hours.

I finally got it to work.

Well, what are you doing?

Move.

You gonna miss the deadline.

No, no, no, no.

[swanky music]

-[body thudding]

-[screams] Did she just die?

Oh, my goodness,

what happened?

-Give me your cellphone.

-Is she okay?

She's fine, she's fine.

You two are probably

gonna get married.

Her name is Coretta,

and she had a premonition

about you years ago.

You know, I'm

thinkin' we don't use

the Premonition

name for our team.

It's kinda freaking

me out a little bit.

-We did it.

-Yes!

We're gonna know in 24 hours.

Hit me one time.

Hit me one time.

[indistinct chattering]

Hi, Mr. Elpidas.

I just wanted to go over

Gia's personal statement

for her college

application with you.

Oh, okay.

First of all, Gia

needs to explain

why she got a C in

geometry her freshman year.

Wow, I think that's the only

C she got in all high school.

Top tier schools don't

wanna see even one C.

Okay.

Also, some of this

didn't sound like Gia.

[light dramatic music]

"When I ponder the awe-inspiring

decision to attend college

and consider the

cataclysmic and deleterious

possibilities, I am

overwrought with consternation

until I realize

the euphoric journey I am on."

Bro, come on.

Dad, I'm so embarrassed.

Why would you change

my personal statement?

I thought I was helping.

I just changed a few words

here and there, that's it.

We learned a word for

that in class last week.

You changed the whole paper.

Oh, I remember the word.

Plagiarism.

It's not plagiarism.

I didn't use anyone's thoughts.

I just used a couple words

to help Gia out.

Remember what you

always say, Dad?

If it walks like a duck

and talks like a duck,

it's got to be a duck.

Why couldn't you

just trust that I wrote

a good personal

statement on my own?

I have to text

you wherever I go,

I have the earliest curfew,

and now I can't even

write a personal statement

without you looking

over my shoulder.

Okay, guys, I'm gonna change

and head off to Bible study.

The babysitter should be

here in about 15 minutes.

I'm a senior.

I don't need a babysitter.

[light music]

I'll read the next verse,

and then we can discuss.

"Come to me, all of you

who are weary and burdened,

and I will give you rest.

For my yoke is easy

and my burden is light."

Haven't we all felt

like this at some point?

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I just had to come by

and tell Jimmy some

great news face-to-face.

We did it.

Seriously, are you sure?

Positive, double checked.

What, are you kidding?

That's great.

-Oh, boy.

-Sounds like somebody's

having a baby.

I didn't know you had

taken a new wife, Jimmy.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no,

we're not like that, no.

You don't say husband

and wife anymore.

-I don't?

-They call each other

life partners now.

-They do?

-No, no, no.

This is Faith,

she's my dance partner.

Dance partner?

What happened to calling

each other husband and wife?

Now we call each

other dance partners?

Oh, in that case,

I'm Fred Astaire,

and this is Ginger Rogers.

And we've danced together

for 53 years.

Faith, how would

you like to join us?

Uh, sure.

Come on, take a seat.

You're carrying a child.

So we're officially top ten.

Oh, could you do a favor?

Hit me one time.

-Yes.

-We did it, we did it.

I samba'd at the reunion,

what, what, what, what, what.

Oh.

I was just as excited

when I found out

I was pregnant

for the first time.

Just don't overdo it.

-All right.

-Come on, Harry.

So the next steps

of the competition,

we dance a little

in front of the judges

to get preliminary scores.

Then the finals are live.

Jimmy, you have to

know five dances, okay?

All right.

Waltz, tango, hip-hop,

quickstep and the samba.

At the finals, they're

gonna draw one out of a hat,

and that's the one that we do.

They love us, they love us,

they love us.

You wanna go get

a beer at Bronco Billy's?

-Why not.

-Hit me one more time.

[upbeat music]

[indistinct chattering]

This is Bronco Billy's.

Ah, look what

the cat dragged in.

Oh, Mary Sue.

Hey, this is Faith.

Well, aren't you

a pretty little thing.

Well, go on over,

kick your heels up.

-I'll be right there.

-All right.

Hey, I think I figured it out.

Figured what out?

IC XC.

It means Jesus Christ, right?

Whoa, you figured it out.

-Thank you.

-So does that NIKA stand for?

Come on, just

give me one clue.

All right, here's your clue.

It was 300 A.D., and there

was these two emperors,

Maxentius and Constantine.

They basically were fighting

for control of the western

world, and they met at this

place called the Milvian Bridge.

Whoever won that would

control the western world.

And when they got together,

they used to have

these fortune tellers.

And these fortune tellers would

say who was gonna

win the battle.

And on that day, they told

Constantine he was gonna lose

the battle,

and he was depressed.

And he started walking

back towards his soldiers,

and he looked up in the sky.

And he saw these words:

[speaking foreign language]

IX XC NI KA.

And he told his soldiers,

"Take those initials,

put it on your shield.

That's a message from God."

And they did,

and they won the battle.

And Constantine was so grateful

that, from that point on,

he made a decree that no one

could ever kill

a Christian again.

-Wow.

-And that changed the world.

So, that's your clue.

What do you think the

message from God was?

What do you think NI KA means?

Honestly, that's

a tough one. I still--

I can't help you

any more than that.

I'm gonna go get us some drinks.

Okay.

Well, darlin', you must

be one special woman.

Why is that?

He's never brought

anyone here before.

-Really?

-Yep.

He's been coming here

every Friday night

for, oh, a couple years.

This is his table.

That poor man's cried

a lot of tears at this table.

It's good to see him smile.

-Hey, I got you one too.

-Well, you know that's my job.

[chuckling] Come on, a little

sittin' never hurt anybody.

I want you to know that

you are in the presence

of two people who

are in the finals

of a pro and schmo

dance contest.

What? Well, come on,

let's go see some

of this dancin'

you're talking about.

-You want to?

-Let's go.

[upbeat music]

[bar patrons cheering]

Whoo!

♪ While it didn't work out

so that I've been through ♪

♪ Disappeared the night

that I met you ♪

♪ Watched you walk

around the room ♪

♪ Just had to get close

to you ♪

♪ And I knew right then ♪

♪ Ah, took a chance

asked you dance ♪

♪ Time went fast, we talked

and laughed till 2:00 a.m. ♪

♪ When you walked in I saw

a reason to love again ♪

♪ You made me feel

like a kid in a candy store ♪

♪ So sweet like

a chocolate bar ♪

♪ Force was like a song that

lifted me off the ground ♪

♪ I'm still spinning around ♪

-♪ Heartache walked out ♪

-There you go.

[crowd cheering]

Good job, let's go get 'em.

All right, let's give it

up for that young couple.

Coming up next,

we've got a slow song.

[light music]

Uh, uh, uh, you stay

out there, you two.

Food won't be ready for a bit.

No use sittin'.

♪ Well, I'm

a little weak and tired ♪

♪ Of being alone ♪

♪ My heart needs someone ♪

♪ My love needs a home ♪

♪ I'm allowed to be loved ♪

♪ And I know that you'll

soon be loving me ♪

♪ I'm alone now

but not lonely I've found ♪

♪ 'Cause my love has a home ♪

♪ And that home

is inside of me ♪

♪ Well, I'm

a little bit taken ♪

♪ By who you are ♪

♪ There's something about you ♪

♪ Like I've known you before ♪

♪ Well, I'm alone now ♪

♪ But not lonely I've found ♪

♪ 'Cause my love has a home ♪

♪ And that home

is inside of me ♪

I can't.

Hey, when you get

out there, remember:

♪ Soul 2Soul ♪

It's big, it's big,

'cause you know--

Conference room in five,

I wanna see brilliance.

-Okay, we'll be right there.

-Okay.

-Yeah, yeah.

-All right, let's go.

[man] Okay, let's go.

Oh, guys, guys,

before I forget, one thing.

I got a friend who's

in a dance competition,

and they're trying to

come up with a team name.

I told 'em I'd throw

it out to you guys.

Any of you that comes up

with a great team name,

I'll give you my parking space

for the next six months--

Whoa, whoa, whoa,

wait, you're not talking

about the one next to

the elevator, are you?

Yeah, Sean, that's

the only one I have.

You think I got

five parking spots?

-Yeah, that's my only one.

-Oh, that's mine, mine.

-I got this.

-Anyone got one?

-I got this.

-No, I got it.

-What do you got?

-The Killers.

-No, what?

-The Killers, what?

-It's a dance competition.

-No!

-You're killing the competition.

-No, no, it's not--

Sean, Sean, hit me,

hit me, hit me, go, go.

So you're ready,

are you ready?

-Yeah, I'm ready.

-Sit down, sit down.

-No, you're up.

-Yeah, yeah.

-I can't sit, I got no chair.

-No, no, it's cool.

You ready, check this out.

Fire and Ice.

That sucks, go.

Hit me one time.

Hit me one time, Jake, hit me.

Uh, Apocalhips.

[giggling]

-What?

'Cause it's like you're

gonna bring down hellfire.

Yeah, that went

right over my head.

Go.

Hocus Pocus, 'cause

together they're magic.

-Really, come on, no.

-What? Go.

-How about Law and Order.

-Clank, clank.

-Objection.

-'Cause they're the

justices of the dance.

-Woo!

-No, it's not a--

-[all chattering]

-All right, guys, go.

-Let's go, come on.

-I got it!

Are you kidding me?

Hey, what are you doing?

Forty-day notice.

This building's being condemned.

Wait, but please, just listen.

No one is gonna come

to this dance studio

if you keep putting

up those notices.

I teach little kids here.

Please.

I got over 70 buildings

I gotta put notices on.

All right, I moved you

to the back on the list.

That'll give you another month.

Okay.

It's the best I can do.

Thank you so much, thank you.

Yeah, yeah, no,

it would be great.

-[knocking on door]

-It would be great.

I would love to do it.

Uh-huh, tell Fred I say hi.

All right, all right, buh-bye.

Hey, who is Jimmy Hope?

Oh, that's my business name.

I'm on the phone

all day long, and people

can never pronounce

or write down Elpidas.

So I just go by Hope.

Well, how'd you

end up with Hope?

That's what Elpidas

means in Greek, hope.

-Oh.

-So I'm Jimmy Hope.

Nice, okay.

Sorry I couldn't make it

down to the studio today.

-Bad day?

-Yeah, my presentation tanked.

-What, the dating website?

-Yeah.

-I told you how

you should do it.

-Remind me.

Instead of checking all

those boxes, you should have

videos of the person

talking about themselves.

-Hm.

-So watch, I'll write down

some questions that you would

just normally check boxes for.

All right.

Go ahead.

All right, Faith Turley.

Do you believe in God?

Well, I wasn't raised

in a religious family.

I never went to

church or got baptized

or anything like that.

My dad split right

before I was born,

so I remember asking my mom,

"Why did you name me Faith if,

you know, we weren't

a religious family?"

And she told me that, when she

was in hospital delivering me,

she was really alone and scared,

but the first time she held

me in her arms, she said she

knew there had to be God,

and I gave her a little faith.

She passed away, though,

a couple years ago.

Ugh, but all these years

I haven't been religious,

I've never gone to church again,

so I just really think

it's too late for me.

No, no, I don't

think that's true.

Well, I hope my mom is up

there putting in a good word for

me 'cause down here I'm still

trying to figure it all out.

Okay, one last question

we have to rehearse.

All right.

Um, what do you think is

the happiest day of your life

and what was the saddest

day of your life?

Uh, the saddest day of my life.

That would have to have

been when I found out

my ex was having an affair.

Well, actually he

had a couple of them.

You know, I left Australia

when I was 16 to study dance

in the States,

and I fell in love.

I fell in love

with my dance teacher.

We were really young.

We were 19 when we got married.

When I found out he was

having all the affairs,

I was absolutely crushed.

I still am, you know?

I just don't know

how one human being

can do that to

another human being.

Anyway, when the divorce

was final, I sat him down,

and I asked him,

"Why did you have the affairs?"

And he said to me that it

was because he wants kids.

I can't have kids.

When I was in high school,

I had an eating disorder,

and I really think that

that messed my body up.

The doctors all told me

that that was the reason

why I couldn't

have children, so...

So instead of just

asking for a divorce,

he went out and had all

these affairs with everybody

and expected for me to get

mad at him and divorce him.

And that's exactly what I did.

All right, um, what was

the happiest day of your life.

When I got rid of him.

[chuckling]

You know, I've been thinking

about something you

could help me with.

[Faith] Oh, sure.

I'm on the phone

all day talking

to clients and everything.

And I've been thinking,

what if started talking

with an Australian accent?

-Really?

-Yeah.

Don't you think that

would make me sound

like more sophisticated

and charming?

-Okay.

-We can start with

something small like,

how would you say goodbye

to a friend in Australia?

Cheers, mate.

Cheers, mate.

Whoa, that was pretty good.

That's good, isn't that?

Don't you think that's great?

That was very good.

Ah, mate, what kinda

dance are we doing tonight?

I think we should

do the hip-hop.

Oh, hit me one time.

-Are you ready for it?

-I'm so ready for that.

You know why? 'Cause I'm about

to bring the hip to the hop.

-Come on.

-To the hip to the hop.

'Cause we got this

place to ourselves.

[upbeat music]

♪ May I always keep

my feet upon the ground ♪

♪ May I always keep

my feet upon the ground ♪

♪ Trip the mine,

trip the mine ♪

♪ Burn the floor,

burn the floor ♪

♪ Baby's dancin',

baby's dancin' ♪

♪ Got no more, got no more ♪

-[pounding]

-Hi, hi, this is Brian Fuller.

I'm up in my offices,

and we have a security breach.

♪ Crucify, crucify

No more pain ♪

There's a couple of...

I don't know, they're thugs.

They look like they're

high or something.

♪ May I always keep

my feet upon the ground ♪

♪ Trip the mine,

trip the mine ♪

♪ Gotta burn the floor,

burn the floor ♪

♪ Baby's dancin',

baby's dancin' ♪

♪ Got no more, got no more ♪

♪ March to the desert,

march to the desert ♪

♪ Pray for the rain,

pray for the rain ♪

♪ Crucify ♪

They're tearing up the place.

Could you get up here?

Hurry, hurry, hurry!

♪ May I always keep my feet ♪

♪ Upon the ground ♪

Brian, I can explain.

No, no, no, no, no,

I'm not here to judge you.

Look, my wife and I, we did

the whole dress up thing.

Really goosed our love lives.

Truth be told, I'm happy to see

you back in the saddle again.

You know what I mean?

Don't worry,

this stays between us. Hmm?

-[giggling]

-Oh, boy.

Look who's starting to show.

Yup.

Yeah.

You got a nice round

baby bump going there.

Okay, everybody.

Grab your Bibles,

and let's get started.

[horns honking]

[pounding on door]

-God!

-It's me!

No kidding, I would've

never known that.

Tommy, can you see me?

I can see you.

If you just a little

of that, I'm good.

I got your good,

ready for this?

[Jimmy] Go ahead.

Ebony and Ivory.

No, no, they're both white,

that's not gonna work.

You didn't tell me that.

Just rid of the guy.

I mean, he's expendable.

I say-- No, no,

I say we go big with this.

Make it a social statement.

Big Tommy, we can't

get rid of the guy.

-What?

-I got it, Ebony and Ivory.

He hates it.

-Did he steal my?

-Yeah, he.

Did you just

steal my line, bro?

-I got it.

-Ebony and Ivory.

Not gonna work, thanks.

Whatever, which one

of y'all stole my line?

-No, get out.

-It's not Ebony and Ivory.

-What is it? Go ahead.

-It's Peanut Butter and Jelly.

-The tasty dance team.

-Oh, my God, I love that one.

-Yeah, right!

-That's so good,

get outta here.

Yes, come on, I love it.

Yeah, yeah, okay.

Are you sure you guys

work in advertising?

Unbelievable.

[sighing]

Hello.

Hi.

Aren't we practicing?

Just be honest with me,

how do I look in this suit?

Honestly.

Fine.

What... what am I missing here?

The second date

curse happened again.

[sighs]

I went on a date two weeks

ago with a guy named Vinny,

and I never heard from him.

Two weeks?

Well, how did the date go?

It was okay, I guess.

Just okay?

What happened when

you got to the door

with Vinny what's-his-name?

Vinny D'Augustino.

I mean, nothing, he

just dropped me off.

Ooh, ouch, that hurt.

He just dropped you off?

No door action?

No, I'm telling you,

it's because I'm too shy.

Listen, you've got to get

rid of this "too shy" thing.

It's killing all your dates.

Ah, you're right.

Let's say Vinny from the Mafia

had walked you up to

the door, all right?

Show me, like, what would

have been your go-to move?

My what?

You know, your...

[clicking]

Your go-to move.

Why are you giving

me dirty looks for?

Don't you have any moves?

Moves, me?

I'm a dancer, I got more moves

than I know what to do with.

Hello, bang,

that's what you-- See!

You've gotta have a little of

that swag on your dates, okay?

-Okay.

-All right, here's what we do.

Pretend I'm Vinny the hit man,

and I walk you up to the door.

I'm like, "Hey, whoa, hey,

Faith, what a night that was.

When you ordered

that chocolate souffle,

-man, that was unbelievable."

-It's "souffle," actually.

"Faith, when you

start speaking French

like that, forget about it.

You're like the coolest

chick I ever met.

You wanna go upstairs and see

what's left in the doggie bag?"

-Oh, my God.

-"You know what I'm sayin'?"

And you would say?

Vincent.

Oh, I love it,

that's brilliant.

-Do you?

-Call him by his full name.

His mom's probably

the only one that does.

You're tugging on

the whole mom issues.

That's great.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Go ahead, go ahead,

let me hear it.

Vincent, what

a beautiful night this was.

-Yeah.

-And you know what?

You're a special man.

Go.

And by the time I get home,

I hope to my first

message from you.

And by the way, I love FaceTime.

Ba bam, there you go!

-Was that good?

-That's great.

Guys love that stuff.

-I'm really trying.

-You've got it in you.

-You just gotta let it out.

-Gosh.

All right, here's

what you need to do.

You're gonna hit Vinny

with a revenge post.

A revenge post, what is that?

Go in the back, put on one

of those red tango dresses.

Come on back out,

I'll explain it to you.

-All right, okay.

-"I love FaceTime." What?

Okay, how does this look?

Yeah, that's what

I'm talkin' about.

Next time you go out with

Vinny, you wear that red dress.

Give him a little

bang, pow, what?

Oh, this little old red thing?

Yeah, let me see you

work it out a little bit.

There you go.

And when you go to the

restaurant you park your car,

you toss the keys to the valet.

What you gonna say to the valet?

Mr. Valet, I ain't mad at ya.

That's just how I walk.

That's how you walk

and when you go inside

the restaurant and

you see the waiter,

what are you gonna

say to the waiter?

Mr. Waiter, can I get some

fries to go with my shake?

Yeah! And when you see Vinny the

hit man D'Augustino and he looks

at you and you look at him,

you know what you gotta do?

Hit 'em one time, Faith.

-Bang.

-Hit 'em two times, Faith.

Bang, pow!

Oh, don't hurt 'em now, Faith.

Oh, I'm about to hurt him.

Don't hurt 'em.

Hit 'em three times, Faith.

Bang, pow, what?

Goodbye, shyness.

Hello, Miss Faith Turley.

There you go.

Now you're ready

for a revenge post.

Hold on, what is

this revenge post?

You and Vinny are friends

on the internet, right?

You get a guy friend of yours.

The two of you go out on

a fake date on the town, okay?

You take a bunch of fake

selfies of the two of you having

dinner, canoodling, dancing

up a storm, feeding him food,

sitting on his lap, you

wrap it all up at the end

of the night with a short

little kiss at the door.

I'm telling you,

Vinny will be calling

you the next day for a date.

I like it.

I just don't have

anybody to do it with me.

And it needs to be done tonight

because I wanna be asked

out on Valentine's Day.

I can do it. I can fake canoodle

with the best of 'em.

Amazing.

You said you can do

any kinda dance, right?

Yeah, of course, yeah.

[upbeat music]

When you dance Greek,

you have to say "yasou"

and then person's first name.

Like, "Yasou Faith."

Yasou Jimmy.

But you gotta say

it like a Greek.

Yasou Jimmy.

Yasou Jimmy.

There you go, you

sound like a Greek now.

Yasou Jimmy.

[speaking foreign language]

Isn't that same wine

we've been serving all night?

Yeah.

-Yasou Jimmy.

-[chuckling]

Aw, man.

Well, thank you.

I'm gonna post

the pictures tonight.

I'm telling you,

he's gonna be one jealous guy.

Yeah.

[light music]

So, uh, I guess I'll see

you at practice tomorrow.

What about the kiss?

Oh, that's right.

The kiss.

Are you ready?

I don't think I got that one.

Probably should do it again.

Yeah, you try.

I think we got it.

I think we did too.

Yasou Jimmy.

Cheers, mate.

Good night.

Good night.

-Demetra, look.

-What?

Dad and Miss Turley

went on a date.

And they made out.

-[girls screaming]

-I can't believe it.

Oh, my gosh.

This is so crazy.

Like, this is insane.

Like, so weird.

-I can't even understand why.

-This is insane.

So how was your night?

A little late,

don't you think?

[laughs]

[lips smacking]

Oh, you guys.

[announcer] Welcome to

the preliminary trials

of the Pro-Schmo

Dance Competition.

[phone dinging]

Okay, so this is

how today's gonna go.

We're gonna get to see

who the judges are,

do a little dancing,

get preliminary scores,

which only count for one-third

of the total score, okay?

The other two-thirds

are from the finale.

By the way, I think

our game plan worked.

I got a text from Vinny, asking

me out on Valentine's Day.

-Oh, really?

-Mm-hm.

Hey, mission accomplished.

Oh, is there a stunned

silence over the room suddenly?

Yeah, nobody thought little

Gerry Hogwood II could dance.

Everyone counted

out the little kid

from Kansas with

a big dream in his heart.

Well, let me tell ya.

This is America, where every

dream has the right to live.

[toilet flushing]

So I'll be dancin'

my heart out tonight

for every dancer who ever

dreamed the American dream.

Dream the dream, son.

I love you, Papa.

Now if you'll excuse me,

I believe your dressing

room time is done.

Couple number seven,

what's your team name?

Oh, my fault.

We haven't come up with one yet.

Come on, guys, it

takes five minutes

to come up with a team name.

I'll just call you out as

couple number seven for now.

-Okay.

First up is the tango.

We have to come up

with a team name.

I'm working on it,

I'm working on it.

What's the matter?

The male judge, it's my ex.

-Seriously?

-Next up, starting out

with the tango

is couple number seven.

Judges, are you

ready to cue music?

[tango music]

I'm sorry. I let you down.

It's only a third

of our total score.

We're in last.

Even Hogwood's in front of us.

So do you still

wanna practice tonight?

[chuckling]

If you still want

me as your partner.

I'm kinda stuck

with you now, huh?

Listen, let's just get outta

the studio, get some fresh air.

I have a great place

we can go, okay?

Sounds good.

Okay.

Rough day out there.

We'll be better.

You'll see.

He's a great dancer.

It's really hard to tell

with you doing all the leading.

Hey, if he's that good,

why don't you just

trust him to do the right thing?

Maybe I'm just a little short

on trusting anyone these days.

One, two, three, left, right--

No. You did it wrong.

I got it, I got it, I got it,

got it, got it, got it.

Five, six, seven,

eight and go.

One, two, three, left, right--

No, you did it again.

-It's that-- It's just that--

-It's left, right, left.

-All right.

-Jimmy, what's

wrong with you?

Haven't you ever

done a tango before?

Yeah, I mean, I did it

a couple times with Debbie,

but other than that, you know...

Oh, I am so sorry.

-I didn't even think.

-Oh, no, no.

No, no, no, no, that's...

it's totally fine,

totally fine, totally fine.

Let's go again.

No, no, listen,

let's just take

a break for a minute, okay?

Come on.

[scoffs]

Have you ever talked to

anyone about losing her?

Uh, no.

I probably should've,

but no, I never have.

We...

We made out our wills a couple

months before Debbie passed

away, and we put in a letter

to each other in case one

of us died suddenly,

and I've never been able

to open her letter

that she wrote me.

[Faith] Why?

You know...

Ah...

I loved that woman, you know,

and I loved talking to her.

And I feel like,

if I open that letter,

it'll be like the final

conversation that we ever have,

and I'm just not ready for that.

She died in a car

accident, right?

Yeah, yeah.

Did you have a chance to

talk to her before she passed?

Well, she made it to the ICU,

and then the doctor,

they tried to help her. She

was in a coma, and they just,

there was nothing

they could do for her,

but her vital signs kept going.

She was a tiny little thing

but just so strong.

And I cleared everybody out

of the room, and I brought

in Gia and Demetra. And I had

them say their final goodbyes,

and then it was just

her and I alone in the room.

And I talked about the first

date that we ever went on.

Went to this Latin music

festival, and then afterwards,

we watched the sunset. And

she said, "Do you wanna get up

and tango?" And I said,

you know, "Okay, yeah."

So... but I did, and, uh, I was

horrible. And she said to me,

"You know, if you ask me out

on a couple more dates,

I'll teach you how to do this."

I said, "Sure."

So every year we

would go back there

for our anniversary,

and we would...

We would dance

and, you know, enjoy the sunset.

When we were there

in the hospital, I... I, um...

I took her hand, and I told her

we were back at that sunset...

dancing, and I told her,

I said, "Hey, you know,

when two people dance,

it's okay if one

of their hands slips away."

Because, you know, dancers

always come back together.

Their hands join again

when they finish that dance.

I said to Debbie,

"It's okay if your

hand slips away from mine.

Just keep staring at

that sunset, and it'll set.

And a moment later,"

I told her, "the sun will rise."

And I'm telling you,

Faith, when the run rises,

oh, man,

it's gonna be beautiful.

It's gonna be beautiful.

I told her, "We're gonna

be back together again,

and we're gonna

finish that dance.

And we'll be together forever."

Couldn't have been more than

a minute or so, and I could feel

her hand slip away and...

and then she was gone.

How did you ever

get through that?

I never prayed

so hard in my life.

Were you always

that religious?

I don't know what

you would call it.

A casual Christian,

that's what I would call myself.

Somebody who went

to church every so often,

prayed every so often,

took his kids

to Sunday school every so often,

but I told God, if He

could get me through that,

you know, I would never be...

I would never be casual

about being a Christian again.

So that's why you

pray all the time.

Mm-hm.

Anyway, ugh, I know, how

do we get off all this?

We got some dancin' to do here.

Why don't we take one last run

through and see what we got.

Jimmy, I know

you miss her, okay?

You are gonna see her again.

You are gonna have

that final dance with her.

And whenever that day comes,

however far off it is in the

future, you're gonna be ready

for the dance, Jimmy Hope.

And if you would do me

the honor, I would love to be

the one who gets you

ready for that dance.

-Thank you.

I missed a lot of those steps.

I don't know, are you

sure you can train me?

I promise I can.

♪ One of these days,

you and me ♪

♪ We're gonna sail across

the deep blue sea ♪

♪ We're gonna sail across

the ocean, you and me ♪

♪ Oh, one of these nights,

honey, you and I ♪

♪ We're gonna float up to

heaven in the deep blue sky ♪

♪ We're gonna look down

on creation, you and I ♪

♪ So if you wanna make it

rain, you make it pour ♪

♪ You started flying

toward the sun ♪

♪ You wanted more, more, more ♪

♪ And you're my only one ♪

♪ The only one for me ♪

♪ You're my only one ♪

♪ The only one I need ♪

♪ You're the only one ♪

♪ One of these days,

the two of us ♪

♪ We're gonna go downtown,

we're gonna take a bus ♪

♪ We're gonna go downtown

together, the two of us ♪

♪ Oh, one of these nights,

honey, you and I ♪

♪ We're gonna be the ones

that float on by ♪

♪ We're gonna float

until forever, you and I ♪

♪ So if you wanna make it

rain, you make it pour ♪

♪ You started flying towards

the sun, you wanted more ♪

♪ More, more ♪

♪ And you're my only one ♪

♪ The only one for me ♪

♪ You're my only one ♪

♪ The only one I need ♪

♪ You're the only one ♪

My mom always wished

we had a brother.

Not for my sister and I,

but for my dad.

Someone he could've thrown

a baseball with

or gone to a football game with.

Why is one side

of my face so much easier

to make up than the other side?

Everyone's face is like that.

One side is always different

from the other.

But when you put them together,

they work.

It's what you call

perfectly imperfect.

I like that.

Perfectly imperfect.

Come on, let's

go show your dad.

Oh, wow.

Wow, look at you.

[horn honking]

That's George.

What's my curfew tonight, Dad?

Uh, you know, midnight.

The after-party doesn't

even start till 11:30.

Uh, 12:30.

45.

12:45, 12:45, that'll... Yeah.

[stuttering]

You know,

why don't we say 1:00.

-That would be awesome, Dad.

-Okay, let's hug it out.

Have fun, honey.

-Be safe.

-Bye.

Be safe. Thank you, by the way.

I appreciate you coming over

and helping with the makeup.

You know, I'm not

good with that stuff.

Very welcome.

Did you forget something?

No, I was just wondering.

Do you think mom

would be proud of me?

Oh... I know she

would be proud of you.

I just wish I hadn't

argued with her so much.

I hope I don't argue

with you too much.

That's what teenagers do.

Go have some fun.

Not too much fun, but fun.

-[Faith] How cute.

-[Jimmy] That's Gia.

She has her mom's eyes.

Can we watch a movie

with Miss Turley?

Faith?

Sure, yeah.

I think it's time I head out.

What are you doing home?

Some kids were doing some

stupid stuff at the party.

So we just called it a night.

Oh, Faith, I didn't know

you were still here.

Oh, I was just leaving.

Can Faith help put

us to bed tonight?

Um, Faith, I mean, if you want?

I'd love to.

Okay.

Just the girls.

What?

Okay, so, what

do you guys usually do?

We usually talk about

anything that's on our mind,

say a prayer, and Dad

gives us a hug good night.

Well, what's on your mind?

Do you like our Dad?

Oh, of course I do.

No, I mean, do you

"like" like him?

"Like" like? I... [laughs]

I hope you do.

That's what I think

about all the time.

Your dad and I

are dance partners,

but... and we've become

really great friends.

I think he "like" likes you.

I pray about it every night.

Well, speaking of praying,

I'm gonna head out to let you

guys say your prayers, okay?

Can you pray with us?

Of course, yeah.

[Gia] Dear God, thank you

for a great prom tonight.

Please watch over our dad,

our family and Faith.

Thank you for having

Faith come over tonight.

Please help Daddy and Faith

win the dance contest.

Please watch over Mommy

in heaven. I love you.

-Your turn.

-Oh. [laughs]

Um, thank you

for this beautiful moment

I just shared with these

two incredible young women.

You've truly touched my heart.

You really do have

amazing girls.

Well, thank you.

So, um, no rehearsal tomorrow?

Right, it's Valentine's Day.

Oh, right, yeah.

But, you know,

finals are Tuesday,

so let's try and get one

last practice in before then.

Yeah, yeah, of course, sure.

Okay, uh, good night.

Good night.

[knocking on door]

-Hi, long time no see.

-Yeah.

Um, do you have a few minutes?

Yeah, sure, sure.

I would love to talk

to you about something.

I've been thinking

about this for a while.

Go ahead.

I'm thinking about

getting baptized.

-Really?

-Yeah.

You're kidding.

What made you decide that?

Well, that first night

I came to Bible study,

they were reading

a Bible passage about,

if you were tired or weary,

God would give you rest.

I just felt like crying 'cause

that's exactly how I feel.

I'm just tired and,

when I heard that verse,

it just got me

thinking, you know?

What do you think

is holding you back?

Throughout my life, men

have always let me down.

Whether it be my dad,

my ex, my boyfriends.

I've had to learn

to really just rely on myself.

Maybe that's why I always

lead on the dance floor.

And getting baptized,

it feels like

I'm being asked to trust

someone else with my life.

Who also happens to be a man,

and that never

worked out for me.

All those guys you mentioned,

your ex, your boyfriends,

your dad, they're

imperfect, but him,

that's a different story.

[laughs] Like I said,

I'm thinking about it.

[laughs] Good deal.

By the way, I figured

out another part

of the shirt you're wearing.

In between those letters is

a cross and it means "believe."

[chuckling]

-Oh, that's pretty good.

-Nice, I told you.

Now I just need to figure

out what NI KA stands for.

[pounding on door]

-It's me.

-Oh, rea--?

Tommy, I can't see you.

Is that you?

-Yeah.

-No kidding.

-All right, I got it.

-Go ahead.

He's thunder, she's lightning.

Together, they're

the Thunderstorms.

-[whooshing]

-No, no, no, no, no, no.

I got it, I got it.

It's like this.

She's flirty, he's gangster.

Together, they are Hoodwinked.

No, they're dancers.

They're not gangsters.

There's not a thunderstorm.

It's--

He's snap, she's crackle.

Together, they pop!

-Oh, it's like cereal.

-Hey, guys, hey, guys.

-Joey--

-Did you do your fantasy

football picks this week?

-[all chattering]

-No, guys, let's not...

You guys are pitching

without me. That's not fair.

We're gonna get it,

we're gonna get it.

-Good stuff, guys, good stuff--

-The dancing thing.

What is that?

That's your A game?

[knocking on door]

Yeah, Jake?

What is it, Jake, what?

What? I can't hear you.

I was, uh...

I actually can't drive,

so I don't need

the parking spot.

-Oh, I love you.

-But I wanna help.

Okay, go get rid of

those four, and we'll talk.

-Okay, great.

I'll keep thinking.

-Okay, good.

Love you Jake, love you.

Get that license.

-Good, you're good, Jake.

-Okay, okay, okay.

-Watch the door.

-I'm good.

[light music]

All right. I'm gonna run out

for a little bit.

I'll be back in like

an hour or so, okay?

Okay.

All right.

[phone ringing]

What are you doing?

-Driving home.

-Home?

Well, don't tell me that

your date is over already.

Yeah.

Well, what happened?

My heart just wasn't in it.

Your heart is in love

with someone else.

-No way.

-What?

-No way.

-What?

-No way.

-You're killing me, what?

It's Funkenstein.

Frankenstein?

It's Jimmy.

He's at the studio.

Well, I thought I heard

something down there.

What are you doing down there?

Well I'm in Studio B,

having a romantic

dinner with Harold.

[chuckling]

Well, what is he doing?

Practicing.

He's actually practicing.

[door creaking]

Whoa, busted.

What am I gonna do

with you, Jimmy Hope?

Have you been practicing

here every night?

No, just, you know,

a couple nights.

You wanna win that bad, huh?

Yeah, this place grows on ya.

What happened to your date?

It ended.

I guess Vinny didn't have

enough "bang, pow, what" for me.

[chuckling]

So do you want a partner?

Mm-hm.

Okay.

♪ Despite what's best ♪

♪ I move closer and closer ♪

♪ And the room,

it gets smaller ♪

♪ As I get weaker ♪

♪ And now I'm there

on your shoulder ♪

♪ And I look up at you ♪

♪ And I wanna kiss you ♪

♪ I wanna kiss you ♪

♪ In my heart, it says

I wanna kiss you ♪

♪ And we are met with heat ♪

♪ We are met with a sweet ♪

♪ A knowingness ♪

♪ Of what to do next ♪

♪ And we roll ♪

♪ Until we slow ♪

♪ To a stop ♪

We're not supposed

to kiss here, right?

Right.

Oh, bad timing on my part.

Well, I just wanted to say that

y'all have

the music up too loud.

You know I got

business upstairs.

I'll see you at the finals

on Tuesday, okay?

Yeah, I'll see ya there.

[light dramatic music]

[sighing]

All right, first of all,

I wanna thank you, Pete,

for being here representing

the Soul 2Soul board

and I want you to know that

we're grateful that you're

giving us another chance

to win this account.

All right, Jimmy,

the show is all yours.

We think that Soul 2Soul

can redefine the entire dating

market and we'd be

happy to show you that.

Oh, oh, no, no,

that's the wrong slide.

-Hold on a second, guys.

-Yeah, it's guitars.

That's guitars.

Those are guitars.

-Oh, no, wait.

-[thudding]

-Whoops.

-Ah, Jimmy, it's...

-That's broken. Uh, that's...

-Hold on, hold on.

[woman] Here, let me help.

What?

My two-week notice.

Anything else?

Brian, I don't

have it anymore.

Sure, you do.

Something's holding you back.

I wish I was a shrink.

I could help you figure it out.

But my gut tells me,

you still got

a great presentation in you.

Is there any chance you can

get Soul 2Soul to come back?

I'm working on it.

You just figure out

what's holding you back, huh?

You'll be aces again.

Or not.

Mr. Elpidas, I read

Gia's personal statement,

and I thought it would be

a good idea for you to hear it.

In talking to many

college administrators,

I've been told that

my GPA is great,

my test scores are great,

but it was important

to me to explain

that one C I got

during high school.

It was in geometry,

my freshman year.

Three years ago,

during my freshman year,

my mother was killed

in a car accident.

My life was turned upside down,

and slowly, over time,

I've been getting it

turned right side up again.

But that's not the real reason

I got a C in geometry.

The real reason is

I'm no good in geometry.

Geometry doesn't like me,

and I don't like geometry.

That's just the way

life is sometimes.

You see, what I learned

from losing my mother

is that life is imperfect.

Mother's aren't supposed to die

before they see their girls

go to prom or go to college

or get married.

But like I said,

life is imperfect.

And for those who told me

I really needed to explain

why I got that one C

in high school, I kept thinking,

you're looking for

someone who's perfect.

That's just not me.

I make mistakes sometimes.

I'm not crazy about the way

I look sometimes. I talk

back to my dad sometimes.

-Sorry, Dad.

-[chuckling]

I'm also hard-working, honest,

loving, and I do really,

really good in school,

except in geometry.

In other words,

I'm perfectly imperfect.

If that sounds interesting

to you, then we should talk.

Sincerely,

perfectly imperfect Gia.

That's my daughter.

Perfectly imperfect,

I love that.

-I'm glad.

-That's great.

Are you gonna miss me

when I go to college?

Oh, of course. I'll miss you

fighting with your sister,

you throwing all your

clothes on the ground,

you talking back to me--

-Oh, okay.

-Oh, my gosh.

Hey, man, what's up?

[Brian] Yeah, hey, Jimmy,

I got the Soul 2Soul execs

to meet us again

next Tuesday at 6:00.

Oh, no, Bri, Bri, you gotta move

the meeting from Tuesday.

[Brian] Hey, I can't.

After what happened,

we're lucky they're

giving us another chance.

Come on, there's no way

we're changing this.

All right, okay.

Come on.

But, Jimmy, you've

known for months

that the finals

are this Tuesday.

I'm telling you, it's

completely out of my hands.

There's nothing I can do.

-There is nothing you can do?

-No, they'll fire me.

Why did I think this

would end any differently

than anything else in my life?

[light dramatic music]

[Debbie] You're kidding me,

I died first?

-[chuckling]

-Oh, man.

This stinks.

Well, come to think of it,

I'm probably having

a really good time up

in heaven at this point.

Now knowing you,

you've probably been

in absolute agony missing me.

Okay, I'll give you a year.

But come on, Jimmy,

what good does that do?

Are you going to be

like the grandmas

and wear a black

shawl for 40 years?

Get on with it.

Listen, there's

a reason why we keep

the casket open at funerals.

We don't fear death.

The king has already

paid the price.

The victory has already

been granted to us.

Remember Easter?

Oh, death, where is thy sting?

Now, I'm figuring,

at some point,

and it better not be too soon,

God will put another

woman in your life.

Yes, God will put her

in your life, Jimmy.

And you'll be

wondering what to do.

So here's the checklist.

One, does she love

our daughters?

Two, does she make you laugh?

Three, is she a good person?

Four, does she believe in God?

If she covers those four bases,

that's probably

God talking to you.

You're my boy, Jimmy,

forever and ever.

But never use

my death as an excuse

for not living your life

to the fullest.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

my friend Jesus is calling me.

He has some incredible

assignments for me to do.

I love you and don't

forget our dance.

I'll be waiting for you.

Love, Debbie.

P.S... get on with it, Jimmy.

Get on with it.

All right.

[sighs]

[light dramatic music]

Let's check in with some

of our other contestants.

[audience applauding]

Make that turn, yeah.

That's it.

So you're Gerald

Hogwood II's dad?

Yup. Gerry Hog one,

and that's on my license plate.

-Oh.

-Mention that.

It's on his license plate.

-That's right.

-[audience laughing]

So, what do you think

of his chances tonight?

Oh, this is a done deal.

You know, we got

a saying in the South--

Oh, you're from the South.

What part?

Detroit, Michigan, yeah!

I think that's the north.

Well, that all depends on

how you're holding the map.

But we got a saying down there,

and it goes like this.

[both] If anybody could,

a Hogwood could.

If anybody should,

a Hogwood should.

If anybody would,

a Hogwood would.

Roll Hogwoods!

Yeah, woo, yeah!

All right, well,

good luck to you tonight.

Well, luck ain't got

nothing to do with it.

That boy is all skill.

Skill, skill, skill!

Woo!

Come on, go!

The Hogwoods,

ladies and gentlemen.

Good evening, everyone.

I have a short video

presentation for all of you,

and I'd be happy

to answer any questions

that you have afterwards.

-Enjoy.

-[light music]

When babies are born,

parents hope for all

that is good to come

their way, but the vagaries

of life leave no man

or woman untouched.

And oftentimes, a person

can feel that they

are nothing more than

a check mark in a box.

We think your life is

much more than a box.

What's more interesting to you,

a box with a check mark in it,

or this?

I do believe in

love at first sight.

I think that when you

meet your true love

for the first time,

that fuse is lit.

And that flame of

love eventually makes

its way into your

heart and soul, and that's

where it stays forever.

[Jimmy] And we believe

one thing is for certain,

somewhere out there

is another soul

that is destined to

unite with your soul.

You'll know it by looking at

that person, laughing with that

person and falling

in love with that person.

Wherever you're from,

whether you say "yasou"

or "cheers, mate"

or simply "I love you,"

there's a soul destined

to connect with your soul.

I hope that there is a man

out there somewhere who would

look at me and know that,

even though there are certain

things I'll never be, there

is a lot that I still am.

I'm a kind, loving, passionate

woman who loves to dance.

So, if you think

that type of person

is for you, let me know.

[Jimmy] Soul 2Soul.

[applauding]

-Nice, very nice.

-Nice, yeah.

[man] There we go.

Jimmy Hope is back.

[dramatic music]

[audience applauding]

[announcer] And

here are your scores.

We have an eight,

a nine and an eight.

Give it up.

Wow, ladies and gentleman,

that was fantastic.

And now it's time for

the last contestants.

Where's your partner?

I don't think he's

making it tonight.

Uh, if he's not here

in the next 30 seconds,

-you'll forfeit your spot.

-Mm-hm.

Ten seconds.

Hold on, my dad's in the house.

[audience applauding, cheering]

I got a spray tan from

the neck down. I'm all in.

-Hey.

-Come on.

Hold on.

[light music]

Father, thank you

for this moment.

I will never forget this time.

But I especially thank you

for what you've put on my heart.

In Jesus' name, amen.

You've been on my heart.

From the moment you first

prayed in that restaurant.

God put you on my heart.

And I don't know what's on

your heart, but I hope it's me.

[announcer] Time for

the last contestants.

Come on.

-One more thing.

-What?

-You lead.

-Oh, no.

No, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no--

-I'm serious.

-No, no, no, no.

-Don't joke around about that.

-You lead.

-We are gonna lose, no.

-I'll follow, I'll follow.

-Oh.

-Dancers, take your positions.

No.

[announcer] Now,

I'll pick the dance

you'll be asked

to perform tonight.

[audience applauding]

The final dance you'll

be dancing is... the tango.

Ugh, the tango?

It's fine, it's fine.

It means victory.

What means victory?

NI KA, it means victory.

Believe in him,

and you'll have victory.

That was the message

in the sky that day.

How did you figure that out?

I Googled it.

You Googled it?

-I know, I know.

-And now, ladies and gentlemen,

I present to you

couple number seven.

Uh, what name did

you guys choose?

-Oh that.

-Could you give us a moment?

Oh, you're killing me.

How hard is it to pick a name?

Just give me your names.

Faith Turley.

Jimmy Hope.

And now I present

to you Faith Hope.

And love!

It's me!

I got the parking space!

[audience laughing]

Faith, Hope and Love, everybody.

Cue the music.

I can't believe you

Googled it of all things.

No, no, I earned

this, you Google that.

Okay, yeah, I'm gonna

Google this dance.

[Demetra] Go, Dad!

[tango music]

[woman speaking

foreign language]

♪ You're at the top

of the world ♪

♪ You look for boys

and pretty girls ♪

♪ A taste of magic in the air ♪

♪ Living a life

without a care ♪

♪ But then your world

comes crashing down ♪

♪ You're well acquainted

with the ground ♪

♪ Eating dirt

with a silver spoon ♪

♪ But boo, boo,

what you gonna do ♪

[singing in foreign language]

[audience cheering]

♪ Let's talk about love ♪

♪ Let's talk about love ♪

♪ Love, love, love, oh ♪

♪ Love, la la la la la love ♪

[singing in foreign language]

[audience cheering, applauding]

I know I wasn't

supposed to do that.

Oh, hit me one time.

You've been on my heart, too.

[announcer] Let's turn

to the judges' scores.

We have a ten...

and another ten...

and a one.

-[man] No!

-[announcer] And another ten!

[Jimmy] Well,

we won that night.

And I didn't think I

would ever see a happier,

more joyous look on

Faith's face, but I was wrong.

There were a couple

more times that

I would see her

beautiful face overjoyed.

Like the day she had the grand

reopening of her studio.

What a moment that was.

And there was another day when

her face absolutely beamed.

The day Faith was baptized.

She had a look of pure joy,

love, peace and understanding.

There were a few

other times I'll

never forget the

look on Faith's face.

Like the day we got married

and the day our baby was born.

Yeah, it was a boy.

There is no question that life

can deal every one of us

some painful moments that

can overwhelm us at times.

But I have come to know there

is a God in heaven whose mercy,

love, compassion and tenderness

pours down from heaven

and is available

to each and every one of us,

to heal our broken hearts.

St. Paul had it right.

In our lives,

three things will endure:

Faith, hope and love.

But without a doubt,

the greatest of these

truly is love.

[upbeat music]

♪ The time is now

to live your life ♪

♪ Put your worries

to the side ♪

♪ Starting now

you're moving on ♪

♪ Don't curse the things

you've never done ♪

♪ 'Cause life is too short ♪

♪ Don't let it pass you by ♪

♪ Don't think about the road ♪

♪ Just enjoy the ride ♪

♪ One, two, three, four ♪

♪ What you waiting?

what you waiting for? ♪

♪ No hesitating ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪

♪ What you waiting?

What you waiting for? ♪

♪ It's amazing ♪

♪ There's a big wide world

outside your door ♪

♪ Leap of faith up to the sky ♪

♪ Is all you need

to get you by ♪

♪ Follow your heart,

follow your dreams ♪

♪ Things are better

than they seem ♪

♪ 'Cause life is too short ♪

♪ Don't let it pass you by ♪

♪ Don't think about the road

Just enjoy the ride ♪

♪ One, two, three, four ♪

♪ What you waiting?

What you waiting for? ♪

♪ No hesitating ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪

♪ What you waiting?

What you waiting for? ♪

♪ It's amazing ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪

♪ Start your light

while love is burning ♪

♪ Oh oh ♪

♪ Oh, yeah ♪

♪ Now I'm not ♪

♪ Open your eyes

Let your light in ♪

♪ Let it in

Let it in, let it in ♪

♪ Come on now ♪

♪ Oh, let it in now ♪

♪ Come on now ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ One, two, three, four ♪

♪ What you waiting?

What you waiting for? ♪

♪ No hesitating ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪

♪ What you waiting?

What you waiting for? ♪

♪ It's amazing ♪

♪ Big wide world

outside your door ♪