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♪ There's a place ♪

♪ Where flowers grow And bloom ♪

♪ And birds and bees Are right at home ♪

♪ And that's the place ♪

♪ Where your sweet smile Takes me ♪

♪ Up in the clouds My head is swirling soon ♪

♪ On a breeze Where I could fly forever ♪

♪ That's when I'm next to you ♪

♪ I can't help But feel this way for you ♪

♪ There's nothing In this world ♪

♪ That can change My heartfelt sentiment ♪

♪ When I'm next to you ♪

-It's a full house! -You don't say?

OK, let's stay focused.

We won't let one mediocre review distract us.

-Yes, chef. -How are we doing back here?

Good...

We're going for intriguingly gelatinous.

Not hospital food. Let's use another plate, please.

We're doing great, Shouldn't you be out front?

Front of house's handled.

-You worry about back here. -You know I don't worry.

Nathaniel just arrived, again.

-Have you spoken to him yet? -When would I have time?

Watch the gauges Shannon, we want it to simmer.

Molly can watch the kitchen

if you want to go and say hi.

Uh...

I'll call him later.

28 is ready for their dessert.

OK.

No, Molly, it's more like this.

Smoke, please?

Beautiful.

-[man] You look amazing. -[woman] Thank you.

[indistinct chatter]

Oh my god!

Will you make me the happiest man?

Yes, of course I will!

[applause]

[woman's laughter]

She didn't even smell the scent.

[clears throat]

-[sighs] -Fun night, tonight?

You know, I spent weeks perfecting that scent,

and she missed it entirely.

Really, it's the scent that's upsetting you?

Mom, I don't have time for romance.

I spend every waking minute in this kitchen.

I've noticed.

When will you talk to Nathaniel?

Later.

Can you make later sooner?

It's really starting to get out of hand.

You know, Laboratoire is never going to survive

with these reviews.

It's nothing that a Mondial star can't fix.

And the inspector's already scheduled.

I should've never taken that day off last month.

-Maybe if I can get the team... -Just breathe.

Did you order something from Australia?

No.

Wow!

How do you feel about expanding to Australia?

You've just inherited Aunt Doreen's cafe.

The Seagull Cafe in Lemon Myrtle Cove?

I was wondering what would happen to that place

after she passed away last year.

This is incredibly generous,

but I haven't seen her since I was 10.

She was so proud of you. Another chef in the family.

There's a big difference between

texture degustations and 2-for-1 burgers.

Aunt D didn't see it that way.

Well regardless, I can't keep it.

-It's hard enough running this. -Yeah, you're telling me.

I wish we could have gone to her funeral last year.

I know, sweetheart.

Aunt D would have understood.

I know.

But this is the last of her legacy, isn't it?

Are you thinking you might go?

[sighs] Not with the inspector coming.

Maybe that's why you should go.

I mean, we have a month to shape things up.

This trip could give you the space to clear your head,

maybe even open you up to a little inspiration.

Who will run the kitchen?

-Surely... -Molly will be just fine.

And you won't be gone long.

-[scoffs] -Yeah.

[laughs]

-[laughs] [knocks] -Nathaniel!

Were you waiting?

No, I was just having drinks around the corner.

You're really building quite the place here.

I'm happy you approve now.

Come on.

You had very different things to say when we first opened.

When you walked out on me, on us.

I was young and stupid.

I'm sorry I didn't see your vision then.

And I miss you.

Let's grab a drink.

I can't tonight.

I have to go to Australia for some family business, so...

Catch up when I'm back?

Australia?

OK...

We'll talk when you're back.

OK.

Thank you.

[dog barks]

Oh, hey, there!

Do you come with this place?

Hi!

Whoa, there!

[laughs] We just met!

And I don't kiss on the first date.

Plus, I just got off a very long flight

and I definitely need a shower.

So, what do you know about the guy who owns this place?

I'm supposed to check in with him.

Oh, is he as adorable as you are?

-I doubt it. -Oh!

Hi, I'm Simon, the guy who owns this place.

That's my buddy, Spatch.

Caroline, it's nice to meet you.

You too.

So what brings you to Lemon Myrtle Cove?

-Uh... Business. -You don't get much of that here.

The cottage is lovely.

Thanks, last year I fixed it up,

so...

-If you have any problems... -I know who to blame!

Well, you could try calling me first.

Let me help with your bags.

Oh, no, no, that's OK. I've got it.

-You sure? -Yep.

OK, well here's your key.

Oh, great.

Beach is five minutes that way, town's even closer.

Extra towels are in the hall closet.

And if you need me, well, you've got my number.

Alright, well, I'll see you around.

I guess you will.

[dog barks] Come on, Spatch!

[dog barks] Oh!

Guess I'll see you around.

[under her breath] OK...

[calming sigh]

♪ No business Only pleasure on the way ♪

♪ Like a treasure Life is leading me too ♪

♪ Well I don't know How there could be another way ♪

♪ When it's so good ♪

♪ Hold on babe I won't let go ♪

♪ You don't know the truth Is that you've got me ♪

♪ You've been falling For so long ♪

♪ But now I see That you've got me... ♪

Excuse me, I'm Caroline.

Look, we're full but we might have room out the back.

Oh...

♪ You add it all up You and me together ♪

♪ There's a whole lot more Than we'll ever understand ♪

♪ So hold on babe I won't let go ♪

♪ You don't know the truth Is that you've got me ♪

♪ You've been falling For so long ♪

♪ But now I see That you've got me ♪

Welcome to the Seagull.

Today's special is barbecue snags.

Sorry, snags?

Is that a fish?

No, snags!

You know, sausages.

Like a banger sanga.

Salty sausage sandwich with grilled onions. Cook's specialty.

I'll have one of those.

I'll also have an order of fish and chips, a meat pie

slice of the pavlova and a lamington, please?

You're hungry.

I just flew in from the States.

Really? Why Lemon Myrtle Cove?

Uh... Business.

Not much of that around here.

So I've heard!

I'm sorry, but you look familiar.

I...

Have one of those faces, I guess.

I'll also have some Vegemite on toast.

-And a Vegemite. -Yeah.

Anything else?

[laughter] Thank you!

All of Lemon Myrtle Cove's finest foods, eh?

I'm doing some research.

I have a restaurant in New York,

and I'm looking for some inspiration.

And?

It's all reasonably good.

But... uh...

The fish and chips are under-seasoned.

The meat pie is over-baked, and the salty snags are well...

-Salty? -Yeah.

-And don't get me started on this. -You only need a tiny...

I just think that the menu

could use a little bit of tweaking.

Oh, well maybe you should talk to the cook.

Do you know him?

Is he as rusty as his recipes?

Hey! Order up, Cook.

Actually, I hear he's quite decent.

But, not as adorable as his dog.

I'm sorry...

Did you hear me? Or do I to do your job, too?

No, no, please go on.

No, that's it. It's great.

And I think they need you, so...

Yeah, well, someone's gotta over-bake the pies.

Excuse me?

-Can I get some to-go boxes? -Sure.

[blows a raspberry]

[knocking at the door] [Dale] It's Dale!

It's open, come in!

-Dale? -Caroline?

Lovely to meet you in person.

So, how was your voyage over?

Long. [laughs]

-Please, take a seat. -Oh, thank you.

[sighs] Before we get down to official business,

I just wanted to pass on my condolences.

Doreen was much loved.

You must be missing her greatly.

She talked about you all the time.

She was so proud.

Thank you. That's nice to hear.

Sorry, I don't wish to wax sentimental.

But I know you plan to sell the cafe.

Unfortunately, as soon as possible.

Did the realtor call you?

Ah, yes.

She asked me to handle things while she was out of town,

so... um...

If that works for you?

-Of course! -Great, OK.

Well it appears she may have found a potential buyer.

Oh.

A developer who's interested in developing a chain

of racing car themed restaurants.

The one with cars for booths and flags on the wall?

No other options?

Believe me, I tried.

Look, I know it's not ideal, but if you want a fast sale,

this is your best bet.

Well as long as they're not knocking the whole place down.

So, that's a yes?

-Yes. -Oh, great.

I hoped you'd say that

so I had a building inspector look at the cafe yesterday.

And unfortunately,

there are some issues needing to be addressed.

Oh, what exactly?

Well, the shelving, it needs fixing.

There was a dishwasher, I think it needs a bit of a tune.

The exhaust, there was some sort of problem there.

And the whole roof, it needs re-sheeting.

Can't the new owner handle it?

Well, we could ask,

but we might lose their interest.

But you'll recoup all the money anyway, so...

Look, it's just going to take a bit of time.

Do you have a list of contractors?

I'll get some quotes and then I need to go back.

OK, alright.

Well why don't I arrange for us

to talk to the cafe staff this afternoon?

In the meantime, let's make a start on the paperwork.

[sighs]

[cellphone ringing]

-Hey, Sweetheart. -Hey, Mom!

How's it going? What's happening over there?

Oh, look, we're doing great!

How's it going over there?

Well, the realtor found a potential buyer,

and they want to get moving.

Oh, that's great.

But, really fast.

Are you absolutely sure you want to sell?

Without a cloning machine, I don't see how I can run both.

I know.

And you won't believe this, my landlord is also the cook.

[laughs]

Exactly.

And by that look, I'm guessing he's cute?

Now we're talking!

Have yourself a seaside romance.

Unlikely.

By the way, Nathaniel wants to know

when you'll be back.

I told him to call you, I'm not getting involved.

Anyway, how's this week's dessert going?

Make sure Molly double checks the berries and...

Oh, look, I gotta go.

Guests have just arrived.

-Late diners, I guess. -We haven't even talked about...

Gotta go! Bye!

-Hi. -You ready?

As I'll ever be.

Good afternoon, Dale.

You're looking very smart today.

[laughs] Thank you, Marla.

You're looking lovely, as always.

[clears throat]

Sorry.

Everybody ready for our talk?

Well, everyone should be. [laughs]

[whistles] Bring it in everyone!

Dale's got something to say!

[laughs nervously]

Well...

Thank you all for allowing us

to interrupt your clean-up.

I know the Seagull's been through changes

in this past year.

-And I really... -Hurry it up, Dale.

If I'm going to get home in time for 'Neighbours'.

[laughs] Sorry.

Thanks, Marla.

I wanted to introduce you to Caroline Wilson.

Caroline is Doreen's great-niece.

That's who you look like.

Hi, it's nice to meet you all, properly.

Caroline, New York City Caroline?

Mm-hm.

Why didn't you tell us before?

Doreen talked about you all the time.

Yeah, she'd rattle on about you and the science lab.

Laboratoire.

No, that's not it.

No...

Um...

My restaurant is why I need to talk to you all.

Sadly, I need to get back to New York as soon as possible.

So I've decided to sell The Seagull.

-[Marla] What? -[Simon] Hang on.

[expressions of dismay]

The realtor already found a potential buyer,

a developer with plans to remodel.

Are you shutting us down?

No...

I plan to stay open until the sale.

And then after the sale?

That's up to the owner.

What they do, and who they keep on.

Do you really think that's what Doreen would've wanted?

I'm sorry.

It's the only thing I can do.

I... um...

If you have any questions,

Dale should be able to answer them.

Once again, I'm so sorry.

Caroline, are you alright?

-It was harder than expected. -Yeah.

Well they're very attached to the place.

Do you think the new owner will take them?

Hard to tell.

Do you mind handling their questions?

It's been a long day.

Yeah, of course.

Do you have that list of local contractors?

Uh... Yes.

-Do you mind if we talk outside? -No.

-That snake! -He's only doing his job.

And probably destroying ours.

I mean, how could he?

-How long do you think it'll take? -I don't know.

We have to do something.

I mean, The Seagull is the heart of this town.

And I'm not going back to working on the farm.

Cook, you talk to her.

And say what?

Well, I don't know!

Say what this place means to us, what it means to the town.

What it meant to Doreen.

[Caroline] End of summer?

Isn't there any way...

No, I understand.

No, that's OK.

Thanks.

[Cook] See you, Jimmy! Say hi to Susan for me.

[Jimmy] See you, Cook!

[gasps]

[clears throat]

-Hey. -You got your hands full.

I figured I should test out some local ingredients.

Ah, of course! How's the inspiration?

If you want, I can show you some of Doreen's recipes?

I know what we serve at The Seagull isn't your style, but,

I thought you'd want to know

a bit more about Doreen's dream before you say goodbye to it.

Thanks, but no thanks.

[cellphone ringing] Oh!

Hello!

Yes, this is the new owner of The Seagull Cafe.

You just retired?

Today?

OK, thanks, anyway.

That's him?

Tough time of year.

Everyone seems fully booked or magically unavailable.

Discovered this one, yet?

Uh... That's...

Lemon Myrtle.

You can't beat it fresh.

What?

Could you fix The Seagull?

Me? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

Thanks, but no thanks.

Come on, you know it inside and out.

And you just fixed the cottage. Please?

I'm desperate, otherwise I wouldn't be asking you.

-Oh, thank you. -Sorry, that's not what I mean.

I fixed up the cottage to save it.

Not sell it. There's a big difference.

I'm sorry.

I know how much The Seagull means to you.

To all of you.

Fixing it up and selling it is the best chance we have

of keeping it going somehow.

I wish I could keep it.

But I can't.

It's a very big project.

I know.

And I don't have a lot of savings,

but I think I can cover it.

So just... Throw out a number.

-Alright, for the cost of materials +10%. -Really?

But, if I'll be fixing the place up,

I'll need your help cooking.

Sorry, but I don't...

If you can't handle it...

[scoffs]

You got yourself a deal.

Done! Meet at the front tomorrow at 4am.

Excuse me?

That's 1pm in New York? You can't of already adjusted?

But 4am...

Looking forward to it.

[under her breath] Yes!

OK...

-What are you wearing? -What are you wearing?

Guess we're not starting in the kitchen?

Nope.

Uh, Spatch didn't want to come?

He likes to sleep in.

Take these.

OK.

So, I just follow you, or?

[Caroline] OK.

I forgot how beautiful it is here.

-Coffee? -Oh, you read my mind.

Thank you.

Mmm.

So, your last name is actually Cook?

-Yep. -[laughs]

Well you and cooking were clearly meant to be.

For the time being, anyway.

OK...

Oh.

I think I've got something!

-Wait up, wait up. -Oh, I definitely did.

-Calm down. -What do I do?

-OK, this way, take it slow. -Yep.

I wonder what they're feeding the worms

at the bait shop.

Do you get crocodiles here?

-Nah, just medium-sized ones. -What?

-Relax... -OK.

-Don't rush it. -OK.

-Oh! -There we go!

-[laughs] -I was wondering where I left that.

Is that a hat?

Very good!

[laughs]

This is my first Aussie catch, can you take a picture?

-OK. -OK.

[camera sounds]

Very good.

Oh, and let's take one together.

Sure.

[camera sounds]

Maybe we should catch something we can actually serve.

Yeah.

Yeah.

-OK... -I'll just take this off.

-Well? -Mmm.

That is so fresh.

-Hmm! -Can you run the fryer while I start?

I think I can handle that.

Hey, nice strategy, Cook.

Sorry, what strategy?

With Caroline.

I don't usually ask for directions, but I'm lost.

Wooing her to save The Seagull.

Oh, Marla...

Never thought you were that clever, Cook...

You never thought I...

Marla, I'm not wooing Caroline.

I get it.

Marla!

[fryer bubbling]

[restaurant chatter]

[egg sizzling]

[Beth] Hey.

-How was your first day as fry-cook? -Busy.

But actually not my first time.

Really?

Yeah, I started as a fry-cook in a place kinda like this.

Three days a week,

and then I worked my way up to head fry-cook

just before I left for Culinary School.

Sounds perfect.

Maybe I'll try with the next owner.

-I didn't know you like to cook? -I mean, I like to experiment.

Cook calls it...

Beth's baffling bounty!

Yeah, that one.

If you ever try

a pickled paw paw pillow bread,

you might want to politely decline.

At least I try new things.

Oh... [laughs]

What did you do to my kitchen?

I just did a little organizing.

Don't worry, everything is still in the same place...

Sort of.

The exhaust fan looks good.

Yeah, pretty happy with it.

I made a start on the shelves

and ordered roofing materials.

-We're on schedule? -So far so good.

Should have you back by the end of next week.

Thank you.

-I'd better clean up. -Yeah.

Hey....

How did you come up with pillow bread?

Sometimes I get a bit carried away.

Well maybe you need a cooking partner.

Not many of those around here.

What are you doing tonight?

I need to prep for book club tomorrow.

We're discussing Toni Morrison's 'Beloved'.

Well, you're going to need snacks.

So, why don't we make something?

-Really? -Yeah.

OK.

You're cooler than I thought you were.

-No offense. -None taken.

[cellphone ringing]

[knocking at the door] Back here!

-Hey! -Hey!

Thanks for this.

Oh, not at all!

What did you have in mind?

Maybe a cake or a slice?

Have you ever made macarons?

No.

Well, they are colorful and technical.

But, delicate and sweet.

-Sounds great! -OK.

Alright...

Where do I start?

Sift the dry ingredients together.

OK. There you go.

Actually, you just need to...

Sorry, go ahead. [laughs]

Carefully measure the ingredients.

Macarons are temperamental

if the mix isn't exactly right.

I know the feeling.

So, what got you into cooking?

Well, it was just me and my dad growing up.

And he isn't much of a foodie, so I learned the basics pretty early.

I'd add whatever was in the fridge,

or some herbs from the garden.

Sometimes Doreen gave me bits from The Seagull.

What about you?

When you're done, separate these carefully.

When I was little,

my mom used to bring me here every summer.

And Doreen would let me help in the kitchen.

It always smelled so good.

Oh, watch for those egg shells. [laughter]

Whoops.

So what ingredients did you pick up?

Some lemon Myrtle, desert limes,

Saltbush, and some pilly lilly berries.

They're lilly pilly. [laughs]

Oh.

And they're good, but tart.

So were you thinking of a meat rub, or a cake?

Or even a combo?

I don't know yet.

If these are good, I could make some for Doreen's party.

Party?

Oh, yeah...

Every summer Doreen threw a party on the pier.

So we're continuing the tradition.

Dale didn't say?

No.

But that sounds lovely.

It's this weekend.

You should make something.

I don't know. I...

If you're done, whisk the whites into soft peaks.

Well, either way, you have to come.

[laughs]

[whisking]

[sighs]

Stupid jet lag.

Hmm.

[water dripping]

Ah! For the love of...

[smoke alarm sounds]

[stressed] Oh!

Shoot! [coughs]

[scoffs]

[smoke alarm sounding]

Come on!

Shh! Shh!

Hey, stop it!

[dog barking in distance]

[smoke alarm sounding off in distance]

Shh!

-Hey! -[startled] Oh!

Oh! Just you!

Ouch.

I mean, you scared me half to death.

Well I heard the alarm. Sorry for the concern.

Pretty big midnight snack, there.

I'm experimenting.

I'm failing at converting to Celsius.

Ah.

That oven can be a bit touchy.

Any luck?

Number three's OK.

I just can't get the balance right.

-May I? -Sure.

Hmm.

You got too much going on there.

Lilly pilly speaks for itself.

It doesn't need any fancy extras.

I'm not going for fancy extras.

You gotta think about flavor profiles.

Textures, layering.

You can't put a bunch of ingredients together...

Well, sometimes less is more.

Hmm.

Yeah, I'm not sure.

[laughs]

What?

You can say I was right.

[laughs]

Fine.

You were right.

Once!

So, what are you doing up so late?

Just fixing the dishwasher.

Thank you.

Do you think you can fix the front counter?

It's just a little bit...

But I've still got to do the roof!

Which I can't start until next week.

Next week?

Sorry, did you want your other contractor to handle it?

It's fine. Next week is fine.

Hey, I was thinking...

Once the repairs are done...

[cellphone rings]

Uh...

You don't want to answer that?

-No, no. -So what were you saying?

But something could be up at the restaurant.

Hi, mom.

Hey, honey.

Is everything OK? It's one o'clock...

Oh, sorry, are you mid lunch rush?

In the morning.

Mom, one o'clock in the morning.

Why are you awake?

Well I was baking.

[whispers] I'm going to go.

Are you with someone?

Is it that handsome cook?

Hi, Mrs Wilson!

I'm Simon.

Cook.

Hi, Simon.

Nice to meet you.

You two are up late.

Caroline was trying to burn down my cottage, so...

And Cook was just leaving, so...

I was. It was nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too, Cook.

-Good night. -Good night.

Enjoy the baking.

Mom!

The cottage isn't the only thing you were setting on fire.

Mom!

So what's going on? Is everything OK with the Lab?

We just got an update from the Mondial,

and the inspection's next week.

They can't do that! The repairs won't be done!

Can we delay?

I tried, but the next available date isn't til next year.

Next year? No, we can't wait that long.

So what you want to do?

[sighs]

Are you baking Doreen's saltbush light-rye?

Yeah, it's today's special.

I haven't smelled that since...

I wasn't expecting you in.

I know, I...

If you've got nothing better to do, they're won't knead themselves.

[laughs]

What?

The dough's not going to bite you.

There's more than one way to knead dough.

Doreen always said...

[dough slams]

To take it by the horns.

Sure thing.

Swayze.

Actually, Demi had the clay.

-Unless you're saying you want me to... -I don't think so.

Nah.

So did you need something?

Oh, my mom heard that...

She's great, by the way.

Most of the time.

I need to go back to New York early next week, so...

I'm sorry, I need you to start the roof today.

But Miss Jenny's kindergarten's coming in.

Actually, Miss Jenny called.

First-graders are coming in, too.

-Surely they can't be a problem. -You don't know these kids.

Calm down!

I can handle the five-year-olds if you can start the roof.

Where are the measuring cups and the gelatin?

We're not feeding them pure sugar!

Please?

I wouldn't be asking if I had another choice.

OK, I'll start on the roof.

Gelatin's on the second shelf in the pantry.

But if you turn them into gremlins...

Cook...

Go on.

[kids chattering in background]

They want more.

It's really warm in here, can you bring in a fan?

Only if you want to blow up the circuit.

[power tools drilling]

At least we're not up there in the sun, like Cook.

[drilling]

Hey.

Peace offering?

Sure.

Thanks, Tony. Take a break.

There's more iced tea inside.

Lemon Myrtle.

You can't beat it fresh!

[snickers]

So how are things going up there?

It's a start.

It was pretty bad.

It's going to be tight.

I can't imagine how weird this is for you.

Are you free later?

I think so.

Good, tomorrow's special is tricky.

[Marla] Hey! A table of eight just came in.

They're as hangry as horse flies!

I'll get it if you want to keep working on the roof.

Oh, was that a yes for later?

Sure.

Hey, how's it going with you know who?

What do you think is going on?

I know you're trying your best, but is it working.

But I'm not doing...

All we needed was some New York City hotshot

coming in here and just turning our lives upside down.

-What was Doreen thinking? -Calm down, Marla.

She's alright.

-I think she's nice! -Of course you think she's nice.

What do you want me to do with the leftover veggie sticks?

I'll take care of that.

You and Cook have plans, right?

I think so?

Oh, Marla! I was just wondering how...

Oh.

-Hi, everybody. -[Cook] Dale!

Just wondering how everything's going?

Oh, Dale, are you still OK

to help with Doreen's party set up?

Yeah, of course.

[Beth] Thanks.

Well, we were going?

Fishing?

Kind of.

Well, do I have time to change?

Good idea.

OK.

So, if we're not going fishing, then what are we doing?

Pipi-ing!

Excuse me?

Oh! Clamming!

Come on, give it a bit of muscle.

I am! [laughs]

Oh!

[clears throat]

He really loves it here.

Doreen used to take him here a lot,

so I try to do the same.

Spatch was Doreen's dog?

He showed up at the café one day when he was just a pup.

It was love at first sight between him and Doreen.

[dog barks]

But she didn't have any dog toys lying around,

so she gave him an old spatula.

Hence, Spatch.

[laughter]

The poor little thing was heartbroken

when she passed away.

It was awful.

But we'd always had a special bond, so I adopted him.

This must be an amazing place to grow up.

I wish.

I grew up in Melbourne.

And you ended up at the Seagull Cafe?

Long story.

Do you ever miss your family?

Sometimes. But I like it here.

So, what'll you do when the café is sold?

Well, I'm hoping to convince the new owner

to keep me on, but...

if not, I might have to find some more contracting work

or double down on renting at the cottage.

[dog whimpers]

Or if things don't go well,

I might have to sell it and move on.

I'm sorry.

Wow. [chuckles]

Doreen used to collect those.

So, there's another way to collect pipis.

It's messier, but it's how the locals do it.

OK.

Bring your bucket.

-Come on, Spatch. -[dog barks]

Good boy.

OK.

Let your feet sink into the sand

and then twist them around

until you feel something between your toes.

-You're joking, right? -I wish I was.

And if you're lucky,

you might find something.

Wow!

Come on, get in there!

That's it. Looking good.

Feel anything?

Besides like I'm being punked?

Oh! I think I...

-[gasps] -Yeah! Nice work!

Very good.

-[dog barks] -Oh, Spatch!

-Hi, buddy. -Hey! What are you doing?

-You splash her. -Are you trying to give me kisses?

Well, you're not going to get any!

You're not going to get any 'cause you face's full of sand!

-Hey, hey! -Don't start that with me!

Hey! You don't start! Hey!

[laughter]

There, that's what you get when you're pipi-ing.

Get up out of here!

[laughter]

[ringtone]

Hey, sweetheart.

[Caroline] Hey, Mom.

Is it too late there?

Oh, no, not at all.

Don't you look relaxed!

Is that a tan?

Fall asleep under the warming lamp again?

Actually, we just went pipi-ing.

I don't know what that is, but it sounds exciting.

Mom...

[laughs] Relax. Are you having fun?

I think I am.

It's just not what I expected.

Well, you haven't had much experience with it lately.

How's it going with that dashing cook?

[gasps] I knew it!

Pipi-ing sounded like too much fun.

Nothing happened!

Oh. Well, that's a shame.

Mom...

Why did we stop coming here?

We used to visit every summer when I was little.

Well, as you get older,

you didn't want to leave your friends over summer.

And after Nana and Pops passed,

there was less reason to fight you on it.

Why?

It's...being back here, I...

I feel more connected to Great Aunt D than ever.

I just wish I put in more time while she was still here.

Oh, honey. She loved you and was so proud.

Time and distance never changed that.

[sighs]

The repairs at The Seagull are going well.

Are you having second thoughts?

I don't know. I...

[sniffs] I just wish there was a way

for this to feel right.

You'll figure out what's best, sweetheart.

You always do.

Yeah.

[Beth humming]

People liked what you did with the clams.

Oh!

What was that?

Oh, just asking Caroline if she has any plans today?

No. Do you want to cook again?

Hey, how did the macarons go at your book club?

They loved them.

And yeah! I'd love to if you're free.

Actually, if you're not busy tonight, I wondered if we could...

No, Beth and I are going to cook again

so you are going to have to hunt tomorrow's special by yourself.

No, I was asking...

..not for The Seagull.

Oh.

Oh, is that the time?

Sorry, I forgot I actually need to wash my cat.

OK.

So, what did you have in mind?

There she is!

This is where you live?

Just when I rent out the cottage.

Wait, so I'm sleeping in your...?

Oh, you're going to have to take off your shoes.

Oh, OK.

It's so beautiful.

I wish I could see a moonrise like that back home.

Easy. Just turn all the power off.

Yeah, but what about all the skyscrapers

and the city lights?

Another reason I prefer it here.

Oh, New York isn't so bad.

Have you ever been?

Does Die Hard With A Vengeance count?

You don't know New York

until you've found your favorite hot dog stand

or the best place to get a fresh bagel on a Tuesday morning.

There's just this energy there.

All these people are crowded on this tiny little island

and you can't help but be connected on some level.

And every day, you connect with someone new

that you might never see again.

Don't you get tired of seeing the same people every day?

It's not always the same here.

I wasn't expecting you.

Laboratoire sounds impressive.

Yeah, it is.

It's just...

I wonder if I got so caught up in the business

that I forgot why I started in the first place.

And why was that?

To make people's lives brighter, one meal at a time.

You sound like Doreen.

Sorry.

It's OK.

I guess I do.

[sighs]

I really miss that feeling.

I'm finding it harder to find the joy in it these days.

Maybe it's less about finding the joy,

and more about letting the joy find you.

I don't think that this is a good idea.

It might be.

I'm sorry. I can't.

Want ice cream?

[laughter]

Uh... OK.

What do you got?

Nothing here, but I know a place.

-Come on. -Sure.

Come on.

Why are we...?

Shh! Marla lives...

And she doesn't like when I...

OK, I'll be quiet.

OK.

Triple choc, salted caramel,

boysenberry swirl, raspberry, mango,

or lilly pilly sorbet...

[loudly] Oh, pilly lilly!

-Shh! -[Marla] Who's in there?

If it's you two little rascals again,

your mother's going to give you the...

What are you two...?

Oh no! Oh, what?

What did you do?

-Nothing. We were... -Well...

Marla, you're missing the best...

-Oh. -Dale!

-Caroline! -Where's the breaker box?

Oh, there's no need

because the whole thing will need replacing.

-I'll call Jimmy. -No.

Susan's just come home after having their first baby.

You're not calling him tonight.

What will we do?

I'll call Jimmy first thing tomorrow.

Can you plug this in at the cottage?

[sighs] OK.

Good thing you were up plate prepping

when the power blew,

otherwise we could have lost everything.

-Actually, I think I must have... -[Cook] Marla's right.

The whole unit needs are placing.

How long is that going to take?

It's hard to tell, but it'll set things back.

The building inspector is supposed to confirm

at any minute.

All we can do is keep going and hope Jimmy can get us sorted.

But with a newborn...

[electrical buzzing] Oh...

[clears throat]

[clears throat]

Is repainting the sign really a priority right now?

You know, you don't have to sell.

-[dog whimpers] -You know I do.

I can't run both.

We could just keep going as we are.

Marla, Beth and I can run this place blindfolded.

I know The Seagull doesn't make a ton of money,

but we always make enough.

Then you could come back.

[dog whimpers]

You know, to make sure we're running it properly.

[dog whimpers]

Well, it's not that easy, Cook. Look, I can't just...

But what if it is? What if it could be,

but you've been so focused on getting back,

you can't see it?

That's not fair.

I'm doing everything I can...

[Beth] Guys! I'll go set up for the party.

Caroline, are you still OK to make the meat pies?

Of course. I'm cooking tonight.

-Great. -[Cook] Hang on,

you're making Doreen's pies?

I've had my fair share of Aussie meat pies.

I think I can make them.

But what will you fill yours with?

Truffle dust and saffron oil?

I was planning to elevate the flavor a bit.

Are our flavors wrong?

No, your flavors are fine.

I just think that some people

would like to have something a little bit more refined.

Well, people around here like to know what they're getting.

They don't appreciate someone waltzing in,

thinking they know better

and changing everything just for the sake of it.

Well! Why don't we do this your way

and keep the pies the way they've been,

though they're over-baked and falling apart...

Um, guys...

Then, when you have a pile of pies

that nobody wants or asked for,

I'll be sure to drop my life and try to get rid of them.

Well, if nothing's sacred,

I might make a New York cheesecake.

Oh, really?

And how are you going to do that, Mr No Recipe?

Sure, you guys are still talking about the party?

[Caroline and Cook] Yes.

OK then. Great. Sounds like the perfect meal.

[sighs] Come on, Spatch.

[gasps] Shoot!

He thinks I'm too fancy to make Doreen's meat pie?

I'll show him a meat pie.

I'm not sure what... Is that a threat?

No, it's a promise.

I don't care what he thinks. He doesn't even know me.

Just breathe, sweetheart.

-Mom, I just... -Take a breath.

[breathes deeply]

Look, all I wanted was to come here,

farewell The Seagull

and say goodbye to Great Aunt D,

but now this guy, this cook...

Have you tried talking to him?

Besides via meat pie metaphors?

Tell him how you feel.

What if he doesn't feel the same way?

[doorbell rings]

I'm sorry sweetheart, I've got to go. The delivery truck's here.

Really, this time.

OK. Thanks, Mom.

What, no 20 questions about the produce order?

Look at you, letting go!

I love you, sweetheart.

-Talk to him. -I will.

Love you too, Mom.

[sighs] But first...

I'm going to make him the best meat pie

he has ever eaten.

Hey, Dale. Marla.

Good evening, Caroline.

Everything set up already?

Yep, it's all good.

I've got some good news.

Oh.

Oh, well lookee here!

You sure clean up nice, Cook.

Thank you, Marla. Looking lovely yourself.

Well, it's nice to have someone

to look lovely for.

Sometimes it takes almost losing someone

to see what you've been missing all along.

Dale, you said you had some news?

Oh, yeah.

Well, with a little help from Marla,

the building inspector can come first thing.

So, if she approves the repairs,

then you're off.

You can go. You're away.

Really? Will the wiring be finished?

Jimmy's working on it now.

Why don't I stop in after the party?

Thank you both.

Oh, it's not me. Cook.

Cook's the one that did all the hard work.

Yes. You've done an incredible job.

So, I'll confirm for the morning?

Yeah, yes.

Great.

Oh, I love this song!

Then we should dance.

Oh, yes. Let's dance.

Hey, no spying!

Not bad.

[Both simultaneously] I... [Both simultaneously] Go ahead.

You go ahead, or we'll be here all night.

I...

I was just going to tell you

that I finished the roof and the sign's back up.

What were you going to say?

How about we don't talk about The Seagull tonight?

Sounds good.

♪ Oh, you're keeping it real ♪

I love this song.

Do you want to dance?

[Beth] Ooh, are these the pies?

I think we're ready to plate. Want to help?

Sure.

Thank you for being a part of this.

Oh, I can't imagine missing it.

♪ I'm all in Take it high ♪

♪ Ooh what's the word On the scene? ♪

♪ We've been kicking up the dust If you know what I mean ♪

♪ We've got a good thing Good thing going ♪

[laughter]

♪ We've got a good thing Good thing going on... ♪

-[Caroline] Good job! -[Dale] Thank you.

Looking good, guys.

[indistinct chatter]

-[Marla] I need a drink. -[Dale] Who wants a drink?

-Thanks. -[Beth] You're welcome.

-Thanks, darling. -Beth, this is for you.

This looks nice.

-That's for you. -Thank you.

Perfect.

Alrighty.

[Marla] Wow.

[clears throat]

Thank you everyone for helping make tonight so wonderful.

Even though it's been a year without Doreen,

it still feels like she's with us and tonight, even more so.

She would have loved this.

But she wouldn't want us to get weepy

and definitely wouldn't want the pies to get cold,

-so, she'd tell us to dig in! -[All] Dig in!

-To Doreen! -[All] To Doreen!

-[Dale] To Doreen. -[Cook] Cheers.

[Guest] This looks good.

[Beth] Yum.

OK.

[Cook] Hmm...

-[indecisively] Hmm... -[Beth] Come on, Cook.

[Marla] Don't be such a sore loser, Cook.

They're great pies, Caroline.

Well, it's not Doreen's pie.

[scoffs]

But it's pretty darn good.

[cheering]

And Doreen would have thought so too.

Thank you.

[Dale] More salad, anyone? There you go.

[indistinct chatter]

[Caroline] What a beautiful night?

[laughter and conversation]

-[Cook] 'Scuse me. -[Caroline] Oh, thank you.

And, just a little bit of this.

Oh, thank you so much.

Well, let's see what you've done here.

Hmm...

Hmm...

Wait a minute...

This is my cheesecake. You used my recipe.

You used a recipe?

Yes, but with a Lemon Myrtle Cove twist.

It's delicious.

Oh, so does this mean that cheesecake's on the menu now?

-Yes! -No.

[disappointed exclamations]

[laughter]

It is a great cheesecake, if I do say so myself.

-[Cook] It's not bad. -[Dale] Really good.

Hey, we never had that dance.

OK.

♪ When you're around me ♪

♪ Every day is Sunday ♪

♪ A million miles from Monday ♪

♪ You make me feel so good ♪

♪ When you touch me ♪

♪ It fills my heart With sunshine ♪

♪ Hit me like on Cloud Nine ♪

♪ You make me feel so good ♪

Goodness, Dale!

Oh, I'm feeling sixteen again!

Whoo! [laughter]

Wow. [song ends]

[laughter]

[Dale] Marla, come on. What do you reckon?

♪ There are no letters ♪

♪ To form words to describe ♪

♪ All of you ♪

♪ Like a language ♪

♪ I do not know... ♪

Hey, I made something for you.

Really?

Is that the shell from the beach?

-Yeah. -Cook, it's so beautiful!

♪ It's all of you... ♪

It's to remember us by.

Thank you.

[song continues]

[Beth] Hey, there's a guy here and he says he's your fiance.

My fiance? What...?

Caroline, baby! I've been trying to call.

The boys arranged this last-minute trip to Bali

so I got the jet to bring me by.

[croaks]

Hey, Nathaniel.

Cook, this is...

Oh, you're the cook.

Cook, I don't know what...

Yeah. I'm gonna...

Why are you here?

The boys always do these last-minute trips, you know?

No, why are you here?

Why don't we go somewhere?

Caroline! I thought you'd be happy to see me.

Come on, I flew all this way.

How did you know I was here?

I overheard your mom mention The Seagull café,

and well, it was pretty easy from there.

But we said we would talk when I'm back.

I was practically next-door.

Bali is in a completely different country!

Caroline! I had the jet and I wanted to see you.

I miss you.

I miss your smile,

and your button nose,

and the way you feel when I hold you.

[Cook] Come on.

I've missed you too.

[dog whimpers]

Come on.

But why do you want to get back together now?

I just told you.

And...?

And...

..it's so incredible, what you're doing with the Lab.

It's the hottest spot in Tribeca.

[scoffs]

You are so predictable.

You dumped me because I was working too hard

to try and get the Lab off the ground,

and now I'm successful, you want me back?

-It's not like that. -No, just go.

-Caroline.... -Please, leave now.

But, I've got nowhere to stay.

Well, you have your jet.

[Cook] Thanks Jimmy. I hope you get some sleep.

Come on, Spatch.

[dog whimpers]

Jimmy's finished the wiring.

The place is ready for your building inspection.

Thank you. Cook, I...

It's late, Caroline.

You don't owe me anything.

Come on, Spatch.

[dog whimpers]

Don't do this now.

He can stay here if he wants.

OK, well you know where to find me if he's playing up.

♪ I don't know why ♪

♪ I decided to fall ♪

♪ Is this what love is? ♪

♪ I don't know why ♪

♪ You wanted it all ♪

♪ Now all we had is missing ♪

[song continues as instrumental]

[dog barks softly]

-[dog whimpers] -[laughs]

You see this?

I miss her too.

[sighs]

I guess she was watching over me.

I know I should be so ready

to go back to New York, Spatch, but...

I just don't want to.

[notification sound on phone]

[Dale] You ready?

Actually, is Cook at the café?

They're all opening up.

Perfect. Because I changed my mind.

-I'm not selling. -Excuse me?

It's like Cook said,

he, Beth and Marla can run that place blindfolded

I'll need to come back and check on them.

What about recouping your renovation costs?

I still need to figure that part.

Yes! I mean...

Yes! I mean... Well, that's great.

Everyone's going to be thrilled. Congratulations.

I'm going to go let them know.

Well, I'll wait for the building inspector.

Yes!

[Marla] We could go up on the roof

and drill some new holes in there.

-You could've missed a spot. -[Cook] Marla...

Or we can stick a hairpin in the breaker box,

-Jimmy could've messed it up. -It's over, Marla! OK?

-We all need to accept it. -No thanks to you, Cook.

Getting Jimmy to work through the night.

You know, we nearly had it in the bag.

-Wait, you shorted the circuit? -Never mind that.

Look, we both tried our hardest to change her mind.

You really turned the charm on.

Those big-city women think they're too good

for us regular folk.

Look, the fact is, The Seagull is selling

and there's nothing we can do about it.

-Caroline is going to sell... -[clears throat]

Pardon the interruption.

Dale and the building inspector will be here at any moment

and as soon as she approves, we're finalizing the sale.

[sighs]

Can you talk to the new owner about our jobs?

I won't be here.

I'm flying back to New York tonight.

What? No.

Well, we're not shut down yet. Everybody get ready to open.

Come on, let's go.

Can you give me one last walk-through

before the inspector arrives?

You've seen the repairs and the wiring obviously works...

Yeah, I'd like to double-check things.

Some people would do just about anything to stop the sale.

Fine.

Shelves are done.

Hey! Hey! Open the door.

[Marla] Not until she decides not to sell.

Why do I have to be locked in here too?

You're going to convince her.

Open this door or I am going to call my lawyer.

Go right ahead.

Beth, are you out there?

Open the door please.

-[Marla] Don't you even think it. -[Beth] I'm sorry, Caroline.

-Beth! -I'm sorry!

-Bye-bye. -Hey, come back here.

No stress. Dale should be here any minute.

We just have to wait.

I guess you're plan didn't work out.

My plan? What about your plan?

My plan's been the same all along. Sell the café,

with the best chances of you all keeping your jobs.

Yeah, I know that plan.

I was helping you the whole time, remember?

All the while wooing me under the Australian stars,

convincing me to keep it?

Right, so you heard Marla.

Turns out there was no point anyway.

So, you were wooing me? No, I wasn't trying to woo you!

-Oh, am I not worth wooing? -That's not what I meant.

You know what? I don't want to hear it.

Until Dale is here,

this is my side of the pantry, you stay over there.

Aah!

[snickers]

Hm!

-That's how you want to play this. -Yep.

Hey, hey! Rice hurts.

Pfft, well, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the pantry.

Fine then.

I can't believe after everything,

you think I wasn't honest.

Like I can believe anything you say, Mr Casanova.

Well, wait about your fiance?

He is not...

He was, but he's not, and I am not interested.

That's not how it sounded.

Oh, so you were spying on us?

You can't call it spying when you had the front door open!

Oh, you know what? You know, it doesn't matter.

Because you are just layering it on thick

so that I wouldn't sell this place.

You are such a player.

I wasn't trying to play you.

Then what were all the goo-goo eyes

and the moments in the moonlight and then that shell necklace?

And your looks at me like that.

Like this?

Caroline...

Marla said that she was in the...

...on the roof. So, yeah, just on the roof.

We'll just pop up there.

I wasn't pretending.

Tony, where's the broom?

[dog barks]

Well, the building inspection was approved,

despite the best laid plans of a few of you.

But there is more we need to discuss.

We know.

We have to start finding new jobs.

[indistinct chatter]

Well, yes.

Cook, how do you feel about officially being head chef?

The new owner's keeping us on?

Hmm, that depends on your answer.

And if Marla agrees

to officially manage the business and the floor.

[scoffs] Now I know you're crazy.

Maybe I am. But you have all proven

that you would do just about anything

to keep these doors open,

so as long as you promise

to keep things running smoothly here while I'm back in New York,

I'll keep The Seagull.

[cheering and laughter]

Alright, alright. Don't celebrate too much.

You're not getting rid of me forever. I'll be back.

But for now, I have a plane to catch

and you have to get ready for the lunch rush,

so I guess it's goodbye for now.

Thank you for everything. I'm going to miss you so much.

I'm just a phone call away.

And I expect a new dessert menu from you next month.

Wait, really?

Mm-hm, yeah. You're ready.

So, let's talk through some ideas.

Yes! I'd love that! Thank you.

I'm sorry about everything.

I can be a bit overprotective.

Well, that's why I know

that you will take care of this place properly while I'm gone.

-Thank you. -No more hairpins, OK?

Not if I wanted to keep Jimmy and Susan on side.

Come on, Dale.

You surprised me.

I surprised myself.

-Cook... -Caroline...

-Go ahead. -No, you go ahead.

You go ahead this time.

I'm sorry that I accused you of being dishonest.

This trip has been so big

in so many ways.

And now I have to go.

It's OK.

You'll be back and I'll be here.

I'll see you soon then.

See you soon.

[Marla] Order up, Cook.

[sighs]

How are you feeling?

We've got 48 hours to prepare. Are we ready?

Molly, I am really impressed.

You've done a wonderful job.

This is exactly what I would've done.

But it's wrong.

What?

I'm sorry.

I was wrong.

We're going to need to rework the menu.

Are you OK to help? I'd love your input.

Of course!

Then I need you to call our suppliers,

see if we can get some last-minute specialty items.

OK, I'm on it.

-OK. Hey, Mom. -Hmm?

Thank you.

For everything.

Where would you like to start?

Nice job, Nick.

They finished their mains. So far, so good.

Alright, Molly. You know Mondial.

The star comes down to the desert.

I don't think so.

You spent the last two days getting this balance right.

We're going to plate them together.

You sure?

You got this. It's a piece of cake.

Yeah, chef.

Well, they won't tell us anything,

but he asked for a reservation for his wife's birthday.

[gasps of delight]

[screams of delight]

Oh my God! We did it! We did it!

Hey, Mom. What is this?

Just a celebration.

-Don't jinx us! -[laughter]

Caroline, they practically licked their plates clean.

Besides, we have a lot to celebrate.

You're back.

Mom, I've been back for a couple of days now.

I don't mean from Australia. I mean you're back.

Your smile, your joy.

You found your reason again.

Wait, what?

-Where did you get this? -[Cook] Lemon Myrtle Cove.

Cook!

I thought you were watching The Seagull.

Beth and Marla have it under control.

What are you doing?

Caroline, I'm sorry I didn't have the words back home.

I hope I do now.

I didn't try to make you fall for me

so you'd keep The Seagull.

I was too distracted falling for you.

Besides keeping the café means nothing

if we can't...

I know it's insane.

I don't know how it could work with you over here

and me over there, but if you're interested...

♪ Who knows about forever... ♪

I'd like to try.

♪ Forever seems to be So far away... ♪

I've still got half a speech left.

Sometimes, less is more.

♪ Let's take our chances ♪

♪ With these slow dances ♪

♪ And live this moment ♪

♪ 'Cause we are golden ♪

♪ Just in this minute ♪

♪ This is ever after ♪

♪ And live this moment ♪

♪ There are no letters ♪

♪ To form words to describe ♪

♪ All of you ♪

♪ Like a language ♪

♪ I do not know ♪

♪ I should have learned long ago ♪

♪ Like a song ♪

♪ I've never heard ♪

♪ It's all you ♪

♪ It's all you ♪

♪ It's all of you ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Every second that makes up our time ♪

♪ I'll keep with me forever In my mind ♪

♪ The world keeps spinning ♪

♪ But what we have will always shine ♪

♪ Maybe one day they'll look back in time ♪

♪ Oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh ♪

♪ It's all of you ♪

♪ It's all of you. ♪