All language subtitles for Prancer A Christmas Tale.2022.1080p.Bluray.DTS-HD.MA.5.1.X264-EVO (v2)

♪ Got a feeling that
Christmas Day is near ♪

♪ And the spirit of
Santa Claus is here ♪

♪ Such a wonderful time... ♪

Stop! Stop!
Stop, you're tickling me.

♪ It's a hell of a thrill
when the sleigh bells sound ♪

♪ What a wonderful time ♪

♪ Betcha more than a dime ♪

♪ The city bell's gonna chime ♪

Get our camera!

♪ Christmas star's gonna shine ♪

♪ And old folks singing around ♪

♪ Merry Christmas ♪♪

Stop! Stop!
Stop, you're tickling me.

- Get in!
- I'm right here.

Hiya, love.
Just a quick message to say hi.

I'm sure you're getting excited
for Christmas, yeah?

Uh, you better talk
to your mom, yeah?

Um, yeah, she knows the plans.

Hey, Todd, mate,
we gotta go!

Coming!
I gotta go, Gloria.

I'll see you when this bloody
tour's over, darling. Bye.

Hey, Dad.
Just saying hi... again.

Can't wait to see you. Bye.

Gloria!

You okay, honey?
You're really quiet tonight.

Gloria?

Sorry. I've been sending Dad
voice messages,

but he hasn't gotten back to me.

His last one was, like,
two weeks ago.

Oh, well, you know what he's
like when he's on tour, honey.

Come on. Eat.

Yeah, but he's always on tour.

At least this one's
over by Christmas.

What, Mom?

Well, your dad,
he might stay in Germany

for a while after
his tour's over.

But he said
he'd come back to London

and that we would
have a proper Christmas.

I said he might,
Gloria, okay?

Your dad, he-- Ow!

He might stay in
Germany for a while.

Why?

He didn't say.

Of course he didn't say.
Do you guys even talk anymore?

Of course we talk.
We talk all the time.

There is nothing to worry about.
We're working it out.

We are.

Mm.

Hey, you barely ate anything.
Come on.

I'm not hungry, Mom.

The problem is down there,
not up here.

But this is the one
you said.

I've checked every
single light.

- No, no, no.
- I have!

Now you get up,
you stay up there,

and you re-check those lights!

Re-check the lights, huh?

- Yeah!
- No way!

You watch where you're going,
idiot!

No, it's not. Why am I
always the one up here, anyway?

Hold on! Hey, where's your
Christmas spirit?

My Christmas spirit
is at home,

where I'm not being yelled at!

Finn Wally?
What's he doing here?

Hey, Sally.

Now, now, Stu.
Don't go dying on us.

You know better than to tell me
jokes while I'm sipping coffee!

This wiring's almost
as old as you, Stu.

Me!

Whoa! Looks who's here!

Turn the Christmas
music off.

Long time no see, Bud.

Hey, Bud!

What? Whatcha
looking at, old man?

I've got as much a right to
be here as anybody else.

Sally, show him the sign.

That's for you. Specifically.

I'm sorry, Mr. McShane.
He just started--

Sally, it's fine.
Just ring it up. I will pay...

- Alright.
- Hey, that is assault!

You all saw that!
That is statutory assault.

Get outta here, Finn Wally!

You'll regret this, McShane!
You will regret this!

Way to go, Bud.

The store's closing
December 25th?

For good?

- You know about this, Sally?
- No.

- How about you, Tevin?
- No.

Explain yourself, old man!

Store's been losing
money for years.

It's time to close it down.

You can't do this!

Betty and Bud's is an
institution in this town.

The heart of the community.

In case you haven't noticed,
Betty hasn't

been around
for a couple of years.

Yeah, I know that, Bud,

but there must be something
we can do! So--

There isn't.

Looks like you're
gonna have to get your

free coffee someplace
else, Iffy.

Sally, Tevin, I'll be
in between now and Christmas,

help you close the thing down.

Yeah, I told you again,

they're still not working.

I keep telling you.

Come on,
what are you saying?

What I'm saying is there
are too many lights!

That's the problem!

Same problem last year.
Bunch of clowns.

- Hey, look at this!
- Doing it!

We need to take half
of these down.

Well, Bet...

it's done.

Where'd he come from?

Damn heater.

Who put up the reindeer display?

Huh?

Where'd you go?

Whoa! Whoa.

Oh, I am sorry
I am late, honey.

- It has been a crazy day.
- What happened this time?

So, I finished my project
for work, which is great.

That means we'll have some
money this Christmas.

So, we're no longer
on a limited budget?

Oh, no, we're still on it,
but at least

now we have a little bit
of wriggle room.

But then, I got a
call from back home.

Oh, your granddad had an
accident, he's in the hospital,

but he's-- he's
going to be okay.

- Okay. Well, that's good.
- You know what's even better?

We're going to the U.S. of A.
for Christmas!

Oh.

I can't believe you, Gloria.

We're spending the holidays with
your American family, and you're

acting like I grounded you
for Christmas break.

I'm sorry, but I'm not chuffed
about spending time

with people
I don't even remember.

Apart from Granddad.
I remember him. He was scary.

- I don't think he likes me.
- Of course he likes you.

He can just be kind
of grumpy sometimes.

Well, what if Dad turns up
once we're in America?

He won't. He's not coming back
to London for Christmas.

- You said "might."
- Well, he's not, okay?

It's definite. He's spending
more time in Germany.

Well, why didn't he tell me?

'Cause he doesn't like to be
the bearer of bad news.

That always falls on me.

Well, you could finish these
and send them to him, though.

I don't even know why I made
those stupid drawings.

It's not like I believe
in Santa anymore.

- Oh, honey. Come here.
- Come here.

♪ It looks a lot like
Christmas to me ♪

What? I'm making a video
of our trip.

I want to send it to Dad.

Oh, that is a great idea, honey.

Make sure you get your
granddad's shop.

I used to spend
so much time there.

Oh, and that's where
my first boyfriend,

Danny Baker, asked me out.

You can get back to me on that.

♪ But it looks like Christmas
from here ♪

♪ Maybe just because
I have you near ♪

♪ And though there's not
a spot of snow ♪

♪ Not a jot of holly
or mistletoe ♪

♪ There's a kind of magic
I can clearly see ♪

♪ And it looks a lot like
Christmas to me ♪♪

Claire! Oh, it's been so long.

You look terrific.

Hey, Erica. So do you.

And who's this?

I don't recognize you, Gloria.
You've grown so much!

Oh-ho-ho!

Your cousins were so excited
when they heard you were coming.

They should be home any minute.

Mm. Where can I put this?

Upstairs, honey.

Oh, she is so... cute.

Mm.

Bet?

- So... how's Dad?
- A holy terror.

He's been sleeping a lot since
he got back from the hospital.

I have been trying to get him
to eat something,

but he just yells at me.

Well, that sounds like Dad.

You would not
believe the state

of this house when we got here.

It was...

We had to go nuclear.

Aunt Claire!

Hi! Oh, my! You got so big.
Look at you.

- Hey.
- Hey!

Hello, Claire.

- How are you doing?
- Hi, Gerry.

- Nice move.
- Oh, don't you start.

Just because Dad
mumbled something

about a reindeer
causing his accident,

I'm not gonna apologize
for putting up that display.

Gloria, come say hi.

Hey, Gloria.

Hi.

How's jolly old England, Gloria?

Come on. Jump in. Be quick.

- It's cold.
- I know.

There you go.

Oh, yeah.
Granddad called me Bet

when I went into his
room earlier.

What were you doing in
Granddad's room?

Well, I didn't know
which room was which.

But why would Granddad
call me Grandma?

I just don't think he's feeling
himself right now, honey.

Is that why there's
no Christmas decorations?

No. That's because my mom
always did the decorations,

and since she's been gone,

I don't think he's been feeling
very Christmassy.

- That's sad.
- Yeah.

Wait, though. I think
I have, if I remember...

Okay, why is it
so cold in here?

Because Dad likes it cold,
especially at night times.

We used to call this place
the igloo, growing up.

I can see why you
call it the igloo.

I feel like an ice block.

Here you go.

Mm.

Okay. I love you, honey.

- I love you more.
- Not possible.

- Mwah. Goodnight.
- It is possible.

- Mwah. Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

Mm!

Listen, we need
to talk about Dad.

Are you just taking over
again, Gerry?

Look, he's not well.

There is nothing
wrong with him.

How would you know?
You're never here.

Oh, okay. This again.

Do you know how difficult
it is coming here every year?

This is his home,
Gerald.

He needs to stay in his home.

Alright, well, so are
you going to be here?

It's true, and
you know it, Claire.

You've been home,
what, twice in ten years?

You moved to England, you wiped
your hands of this family.

Gerald, come on.
That's enough.

Claire just got here.

All I said was I think
it's time that

Dad moved to the
retirement village,

and she jumps all over me.

Like she's worried
about Dad all of a sudden.

Of course I'm worried about Dad.
That is really offensive.

We've been here, Claire.

Coming from California
every year.

We've seen how Dad's slipped.
He lives in squalor.

He forgets to take
his medication.

So your first thought was to

send him off to a
retirement village?

He would hate that.

Did Erica tell you
about all the unpaid

bills we found when we got here?

They were going to turn off
the gas, the electricity.

Imagine if we hadn't been here
to sort that out.

Dad would have frozen to death.

I'm telling you,
he's not all there.

Look, let's just...

see how the week goes with Dad.

Before we leave,
if-- if we think it's necessary,

we can discuss getting
some kind of help for him.

See? I like Erica's
plan way better.

Fine. But if one more thing
happens with Dad, just one,

he's off to the retirement home.
End of discussion.

That's the spirit,
Gerry.

Mom?

Who are you?

Oh, I'm Gloria.

Did you hear something
on the roof?

What are you doing here?

Reindeer don't live around here.

I ran off the road
because of you.

I got a concussion, you know.

It feels like there's a
jackhammer inside my head.

Do you understand
what I'm saying?

'Cause I'm talking to you.

And I assume that you do because
you do these other things.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What's that deer doing?

She's talking back to me.

Was that a reindeer?

Was that a reindeer?
Do you own it?

Wait. What was its name?

What do you mean by
it was talking to you?

Like, what did you mean by it
ran you off the road?

Who are you, again?

Gloria. Your granddaughter.

Ah, right. It's the accent's
throwing me off.

You were a lot smaller
when I saw you last.

Duh. 'Cause I was,
like, four.

Don't go telling anyone about
that deer, you understand?

Why?
Okay, okay, geez.

I won't tell anyone about
the deer. I promise.

♪ Oh jingle bells jingle bells
jingle all the way ♪

♪ Oh what fun it is to ride ♪

♪ In a one-horse open sleigh
hey ♪

♪ Jingle bells jingle bells
jingle all the way ♪

♪ Oh what fun it is to ride
In a one-horse open sleigh ♪

Ah, Dad. You're up.

That's fairly obvious, isn't it?

Come on, Tyler. That's too much.

Yeah, I'll take one.

You want something to eat?

I'm sitting at the dining room
table, Gerald.

A table covered
with plates of food.

Yes, I would like
something to eat.

Okay.

Have you said "hi"
to your daughter, Claire,

who came all the way
from London to see you?

- Hi, Dad.
- Hello, Claire.

You remember Gloria?

Yeah. We bumped into
each other last night.

You did? When?

Oh. We heard a bang on the roof.

It was nothing. Don't worry.

Um, nobody else heard it?

Maybe it was Krampus.

Here we go. Haley's favorite
Christmas movie.

Well, because, if it was him,

some of us aren't getting
out of here alive.

I think that's enough
about Krampus, Haley.

Erica, I think the
eggs are burning.

Hey. Where's all my stuff at?

Oh, what, you mean the mess in
the living room and the kitchen?

I had a system.

Look, Dad, I think the most
important thing is,

how are you feeling?

Fine.

Oh, I'm sorry.
I gotta take this.

So, Dad, we're heading into town

for some last-minute
Christmas shopping.

Claire said she'd
look after you.

That's not necessary.
I'm not an invalid.

Actually, Dad, you kinda are.

You just got out
of the hospital.

So? Gloria can stay.

Gloria's ten. You need
an adult with you.

I'm just gonna sit here
and watch TV. What's to do?

Well, if that's all he does,
then I'm fine with staying.

There you go. Ah!

Oh! That's okay, Dad.
I'll take care of it.

No, no, I'll do it.
I can do it.

Erica, please. Leave it be!

Dad!

Uh... keys. Car keys.
Where's the keys?

- On the counter.
- Thanks.

- Hey.
- Hi.

You sure you're okay with
staying here with Granddad?

Yeah.

I mean, you remember
what I said.

He's not...

He's not quite himself right
now. You understand that, right?

Yeah, I know, and I'll be
alright. I promise.

Okay, but you call me
if you need anything.

- Yes.
- Yes?

- Yes. Yes.
- Yes? Yes?

- Yes.
- Okay. I love you.

-I love you, too.
- Bye.

Can we go? Thank you.

I don't see you
wearing a hat, Ger.

- Whose is this?
-That's mine. Give it to me.

Um... where do you think
you're going?

None of your beeswax.

You stay here in
the nice, warm house.

This is your idea of warm?

Smartass. I've got a smartass
for a granddaughter.

You stay.

What am I to you? A dog?

Woof, woof, bark, bark.

Oh, you're actually leaving.
Hold on.

Thought I told you
to stay at the house.

Well, I didn't want to
stay at the house.

Huh. You're like a gnat.
Just keep buzzing around.

What's wrong with you?
Why are you acting like this?

I don't like people who hover.

I thought you'd be less
of a nuisance than your mother,

but now I'm starting
to rethink that one.

Well, I'm rethinking
agreeing to stay with you.

I'd rather have been alone
this Christmas.

Well, I'd rather be
back in England.

Well, good. Now that we've
straightened that out...

Reindeer tracks.

Why are you so excited
about the reindeer, anyways?

- Because he's an anomaly.
- What's that mean?

That means reindeer don't live
anywhere around these parts.

Don't live anywhere
in the entire

United States,
for that matter.

So then, why...

- Why is this one here?
- Yeah.

That's what I mean to find out.

Look at that. He circled
right back around to my place.

Hah. I'll be danged.

Hey, where are you going?

There he is.
What's he looking for?

- Are you getting this?
- Yeah.

Where's he going now?

He's heading
towards my workshop.

Wait!

Granddad, I don't think
we should go in here.

How old are you, anyway?

- Seven? Eight?
- I'm ten!

Yeah, well, I've got over
seven decades on you,

which means that I get to
tell you what to do.

Not vice-versa.

Granddad, don't! You don't know
where that deer's been.

That guy's
looking for food.

Grab that bucket and
go get some chestnuts.

Are you sure you're going to be
okay in here with him?

Questions, questions.
Always questions.

Now git, before
I lose my temper.

Hey, look what I--

Granddad, guess what?

I found this, um, in the snow,

where that guy was
snooping around.

Did you want me
to see that?

Okay.

Alright, here we go. Okay,
now stay away from me, please.

It's not here.

Gerald must have thrown away
the rest of the broken parts.

- Come on. Let's go.
- Where?

- You'll see.
- But, like, what about him?

Don't worry about him.
He'll be fine.

I can't believe you
brought me here, Granddad.

Let's just go, okay?
It really stinks out here.

Of course it stinks.
It's a dump.

Are you gonna help?

It'll go a lot faster if you do.

Come on. Get your hands dirty.

First of all, ew,

and second of all, why can't you
just make a new reindeer?

Yes! Found the ass end!

- Look what else I found.
- Ooh, what is it?

It's a sign from
the store right next to me,

Stacey's Antiques.

She went under
about six months ago.

- Wait, hold on. She died?
- No, no. Her store did.

I guess my sign'll be
out here, too, pretty soon.

Oh, wait. Hold on, hold on.

Ba-ba!

- Atta girl, Gloria!
- Hm.

We'll be outta here in no time.

Good, 'cause it's really
grotty down here.

"Grotty?"

What is that? Some kind of
English swear word?

Oh, yeah, Granddad.
One of the worst.

Oh, oh.

Hey! Get outta here!

Geez.

Well, you scared Prancer off.

Oh, so he's Prancer now, is he?

Do you think
he's coming back?

I don't know.

Hey, um... uh...

- Gloria.
- Yeah.

You're doing a really great job
there, you know that?

Yeah, you're a
good artist, Gloria.

Just like your grandma.

She didn't paint this, did she?

Sure did. I made them,
she painted them.

Oh, so now I see why you
dragged me to the dump.

Yep. Had to be this deer.

Come on. Let's, uh,
finish this up,

get him back up there
with the rest of them.

What is going on out there?

Hey, Dad.

What the...

Oh, you've gotta be kidding me.

- Dad!
- Thank you.

Dad, what are you doing?

Get down, Dad! Come on.

Let me do that. I put them up
in the first place.

Get down from there, Dad.
Let me do that.

- I'm already up here.
- What's with you?

Why are you even trying to fix
that blooming thing?

Bet would have wanted
me to fix this guy.

She surely did
love these reindeer.

You knew that, Gerald,
yet you still threw it away.

This morning, Granddad
was all grumpy-ass.

Now look at him.
He's acting like a kid.

It's not a bad version of him.

What?

- That's on. Whoa!
- Steady!

- Oh!
- No.

Careful.

- I'm okay. It's okay.
- Oh, my gosh.

I've got it.

There. Okay, hold the ladder.

- I've got you.
- Thanks.

- Careful.
- Yup.

I cannot believe you let your

granddad drive to
the garbage dump.

I mean, what were you thinking?

Ow! Mom, that really hurts.

Yeah, well, I'm trying to
get the paint out, okay?

And you-- you smell
really bad, Gloria.

Okay, then maybe I could just
sleep on the sofa

like you make Dad do sometimes.

Uh, Mom, you okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I-- I'm fine, honey.

I'm just... I'm really tired,
jet-lagged, you know.

Oh, yeah, Mom?

Mm-hmm?

Are you and Dad talking about

when he's going
to come back home?

Yeah.

Yeah, we're talking, honey.
We are.

Hiya, love.
Just a quick message to say hi.

I'm sure you're getting excited
for Christmas, yeah?

Uh, you'd better talk
to your mom, yeah?

Um... Yeah, she knows the plans.

Coming!
I gotta go, Gloria.

I'll see you when this bloody
tour's over, darling. Bye.

First time
I saw that deer...

was in the cemetery
when I was visiting Bet,

and then he flew
right over my truck.

That was the cause
of my accident.

He must have just jumped.

No. He never came back down.

I looked through all my windows,

checked out the
rear-view mirror, nada.

Pass me the turpentine,
will you?

Gloria, what do you
think we heard

the other night on the roof?

I don't know! It was a possum,
a tree branch.

There was nothing
up there on the roof

when I shone my light up there.

So what? You're saying a
reindeer landed on your roof?

Yeah.

Come on, Granddad. I mean--

Think I'm crazy?

Yes! I think you've
lost the plot.

Oh, oh, no, no, no, no, no.

I mean, I mean... I just don't
believe in Santa anymore,

so that's why it doesn't
make sense to me.

Um, wait. Why are you
telling me this?

You asked, for one thing.

More important, you and I
are in this together.

It was only the two of us who
heard that noise on the roof.

Yeah, so...
About that...

Um... I heard Uncle Gerald
talking to my mom.

Uh... he thinks you should go
live in a retirement home.

Right.

Gerald finds out
about that deer,

that's grist for his
retirement home push.

Oh, no, he won't
find out about the deer.

We're in this together,
just like you said.

This is our secret.

Okay. Our secret.

They look good.

I'm back, finally!

Forgot how slippy
those roads get.

Just in time.
We need those sprinkles.

Yeah, coming right up.

- Hey, Claire?
- Yeah.

You will never guess who I just
bumped into on Main Street.

Finn Wally.

Oh, God. What a creep.
Is he still here?

Yeah, well, regardless,

he told me he just recently
came into some money,

an inheritance, I think,

and he was asking about
the house up here.

He was wondering, you know,

since the hardware store
is closing--

Wait. Are you saying Finn Wally
wants to buy this house?

Stop it! Play something else,
will you, Tyler?

It's always scales, scales,
scales. It drives me crazy!

Why don't you go up
to your room, Haley,

or you can help out
here in the kitchen?

Uh, I'm gonna to go to my room
and call one of my friends.

Mm-hmm.

- Stop it, Tyler!
- Okay, okay.

Yeah, well, anyway, uh,
it's the land Finn's after.

It's good hunting land.

He said he'd make
a really good offer.

I-- I can't believe you're even
considering this.

Dad hates that asshole.

- You should, too.
- Who's this Finn Wally?

He's a hunter. That's what
he does for a living, and he--

Trespassed on Dad's land.

I mean, this was years ago.
Gerry was, what, like ten?

So he went out into the woods.

Finn Wally wanted
to shoot a deer.

He missed and
he almost hit Gerry.

My God!
You never told me this.

Because there was nothing
to tell! I wasn't hurt!

Yeah, but you could have been.

I mean, Dad went ballistic
on Wally, okay?

He said, "If I ever find you
here on my land again..."

And now Wally
wants to buy the land?

It would be wrong if I didn't
pass on the information.

We need to face
facts here, people.

Nothing Dad has done this week

has changed my mind
about his situation.

We need to have
a serious conversation

about what we're going
to do about him.

You all don't want me driving,

so, uh, Gloria and me
are going to

need a ride to the store
tomorrow morning.

I've got to take care of some
things before the store closes.

Well, I can help with that, Dad.

No, no, no. It's okay.
I got it covered.

Try to behave
yourselves, you two, okay?

We will.

I'm excited to see this.

Granddad!

This is bloody brilliant,
Granddad!

Is that supposed to
be a compliment?

Well, what does it sound like?

Well, whenever I hear
the word "bloody,"

it's usually not
such a good thing.

This here is Curmudgeon Corner.

It was your grandma
who came up with that idea,

to have a place for
the old-timers to hang out.

Is that what they
call coffin dodgers?

Never you mind.

I wasn't so hot about
the idea at first,

giving up valuable floor space
to a bunch of freeloaders.

But your grandma,
she put her foot down,

and as usual,
she was right.

Curmudgeon Corner
turned out to be a

big plus for this place.

I don't remember much
about Grandma.

Well, now that's a shame.

Your grandma was just
about the sweetest

person you could
ever want to meet.

That's not to say she didn't
have a temper.

She could be fierce
if you crossed her,

but always generous
to a fault...

and as kind as the day is long.

Yup.

It was two years ago,

just before Christmas,
that she...

So, not my favorite holiday.

You miss her.

Yeah.

You have her eyes,
you know that?

Do I?
We don't look alike.

Without a doubt.
I look at you and--

Uh, what was that?

Let's go find out.

Do you think someone
tried to break in?

If they did, they can have
anything they want.

Granddad!

- Huh!
- What?

What are you doing here?

I thought you'd be
long gone by now.

- Hello?
- Uh...

You stay here.
I'll go deal with Sally.

No, no, no, Granddad, don't.

What? Just be nice to him.

No, Granddad, don't.

Please, please, no.
Granddad, Granddad...

- Hey, Sally.
- Oh! Mr. McShane, thank God.

I thought maybe someone had
tried to break in.

Shh! Shh!

That's my, uh, granddaughter.

Hey, hey. Oh, my god.
Calm down.

Oh. God.

She wanted to come in to work
with me today, so...

It's okay. Shh. Shh.

Stop, stop, stop.

Hey. No! Don't, don't...

No! Shh! Shh! Shh! Shh!

She's, um, rearranging
some... stuff...

- Oh...
- On the shelves.

Ugh. Prancer!

Okay, alright, fine.
I'll come help you.

Geez. It's okay. Okay,
I'm going to help, alright?

So...

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Alright.

Hey, hey. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no!

Uh, Sally, could you look under
the counter for my keys?

Your keys?
You dropped your keys?

Yeah, I dropped my keys
either there or...

I can't see anything
down here.

- Uh, I know. They're, um...
- Are you sure?

How about a little further over?
Did... Maybe that's it?

Um...

No. I don't think they're here.
I can't see them anywhere.

Um, I'm-- I was going
for something--

Well--
- Nothing?

No, not down here.

Mr. McShane, I don't see
any keys anywhere.

Oh. Oh, uh, I'm sorry.

I had them all along.

Oh, you're back.

Look at this mess.

No way!

Granddad as Santa?

Wait, but hold on.

So you're telling me
you created all this mess,

almost got caught,

just to show me... this?

- Whoa!
- Oh. Hi, I'm Gloria.

I'm Mr. McShane's granddaughter.

Hey, Tevin. Why are you
coming in the back way?

Uh, I-- I have to get a delivery
together for, um, Mrs. Bradley.

Right. I'll tell you what,
I'll take care of it.

Um, listen, it might be better
if nobody knows about the deer.

I'm planning a surprise
for Christmas.

Oh. Yeah, yeah, okay.

Could you go out there
and get the fire started?

Uh, yeah, sure.

Could I have the list?

Oh, and-- and your car keys.

Oh. Uh, nice meeting you,
Gloria.

Yeah, see you, dude.

Yeah, okay.

Where is he going?

So, what are we going to do?

- Nothing.
- What do you mean, nothing?

Tevin will keep
Prancer a secret.

The more important question is,

how did that deer get inside
of my locked store?

There's got to be some
logical explanation.

Oh, yeah, one of them being...
Prancer is magical.

Prancer is not magical,
and I don't believe in him.

Smart, yes. Magical, no.

I think he's here for a reason.

He could have left if he had
wanted to, but he-- he didn't.

So he's decided to stay,
going to wreck your life,

and then you end up
in a retirement home.

You watch. That deer has got
something on his mind.

Too bad he can't talk,
like Mr. Ed.

Then he could tell us
what he was thinking.

- Wait. Who's Mr. Ed?
- What?

- Am I meant to know Mr. Ed?
- Of course you are.

Don't you go to school?

Yeah, but we don't learn
about Mr. Ed!

Well, then, there's something
wrong with your school!

I had to get one more delivery
before your store closed.

I was so disappointed
to hear about that.

Yeah, well, we had a good run,
but it's time.

I have such fond memories
of shopping at your store.

Betty, she was always
such a hoot!

Yeah, she surely could
make people laugh.

- Unlike yours truly.
- Oh, you're not so bad.

You might think you are, but

your bark was always worse
than your bite.

All done.

I think you deserve a
hot chocolate for that, Gloria.

Oh, yes, please.

No, we've got to get
on back to the store.

Oh. A coffee for you,
maybe, Thomas?

- Um... thanks, but no.
- "Thomas."

Come on, Gloria.
Let's skedaddle.

- Bye-bye.
- Bye.

She's nice.

I think she thinks
you're nice, too.

Oh, stop it, Gloria.

What's that supposed to mean?

Granddad, I saw the way
she looked at you.

- She likes you.
- Get in the car, Gloria.

Nancy and I have known
each other a long time,

going all the way back
to high school.

- Nancy. Ooh.
- What is wrong with you?

We're friends.

We've always been
nothing but friends.

Whatever you say, "Thomas."

Hey. Your son tell you
about my offer?

I want to buy your house,
old man.

I figured with the
store closing,

you'd be off to some
old-age home.

Oh, grot you!

- Come on, Gloria.
- "Grot" me?

Come on, some nice old-age home.

Um, Granddad.
Um, "grot you?"

Yeah, I didn't want to say the
other thing in front of you.

Oh, no, no, no. I didn't meant
"grot" as, like, a swear word.

I meant it being
like dirty or gross.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Well, that stupid idiot
doesn't know that, does he?

True, but I've still got so many
questions. Who is that guy?

The grandkids turn up and
it's so bright around the house.

I like that.

Hey, Gloria, mine'll have
two sugars, please.

Just like Betty's back.

And I'll have a big cookie,
too!

Save me one of those cookies.

No, no, no.
You've had like 15 today. No.

Gloria, unlike hanging around
this guy, it's been a pleasure.

Yeah, I-- I really enjoyed it.

- Yeah. Alright. See you, guys.
- See you later.

Bye. Oh, and, Tevin,
don't spoil our surprise.

- I'll think about it, okay?
- No, no, no.

You think about it.

Hey, honey.

- How'd it go?
- Really, really good.

Yeah. I enjoyed it.

- Dad?
- Good. Yeah.

I'm tired, but good.

Prancer, what are you doing?
Why are you here?

Why are you in our kitchen,
and why are you in our house?

Shh! Shh!
Wh- wh-- what are you doing?

If this is some sort
of midnight snack,

you should not have fruit.

Stop that! Why are you
so loud when you chew apples?

Excuse me.

Where do you think you're going?

Geez.

What?

What-- what--
what do you want from me?

You want me to follow you?

Well, no way.

This is bonkers, Prancer.

Yeah, I'm not gonna
follow you.

I am not gonna follow you.

Oh.

Prancer!

Prancer, where are you?

God dang it!

Prancer!

This is not funny!

Oh, this was a bad idea.

You wanted me to follow you,
and I'm freezing out here!

Where are you?

This isn't funny anymore.

Uh, okay, I'm not getting eaten.
I'm out of here.

Prancer!

No! Ah!

Gloria!

Oh, dad.

Why listen to Gerald?

This wouldn't happen
in a retirement home.

But what do I know? Huh?
What do I know?

Where have you been?

Now you've finally arrived.

Stop it. Stop it.

What are you even doing?

Oh, dad.

Gloria? What's going on?

Why didn't you wake me?

Oh, Prancer came to the house.

He wanted to show me
something, so--

So you came out here
in the woods

all by yourself
to see what it was.

Well...

Get a load of this,
Claire.

No wonder the house
is freezing.

What are you trying
to tell us, Prancer?

- Come on, granddad.
- No, oh, oh.

What's going on with you?

I tripped, fell.
I'm alright.

- Come on, let's go!
- Oh, oh, no. Come on, come on.

Let's go back to the house,
get some ice on it.

But-- but what about Prancer?

We won't be able to follow
you tonight, Prancer. Sorry.

You're gonna have to come back
tomorrow.

See you!

No, n-- not the phone!

She'll be down in a second.

You sure you don't want
some hot cocoa, son?

Looks like you need warming up.

What is going on?

Sit, please.

Just now, I found these
two in the woods

conversing with a reindeer.

Reindeer?
What are you talking about?

The animal attacked me
and did this to my phone.

The animal did not attack you,
Ger.

Dad?

Do you want to explain
what's going on?

Gloria?

Fine. Give us
the silent treatment.

But just so you know,
first thing tomorrow,

I'm calling Finn Wally.

- No, you're not, son.
- Who is Finn Wally?

He's the jerk we ran into
outside of the store.

Deer are not aggressive
like that, dad.

You know that, right?

There's something wrong with it.

I mean, you've heard the
reports. Bubonic plague!

That's what some of the animals
in the woods are carrying!

I heard it on the news
this morning.

That deer does not have
bubonic plague.

How do you know?

Because it's not the
14th century, Gerry.

Look, Gerald, if you call
Finn Wally, the two of us

are gonna have
a really big problem.

Now I'm tired.

I'm gonna go to bed.

This is all really strange.
I mean, I-- I can't...

Let's just deal with it
tomorrow when

we've all had some sleep, okay?

- Fine with me.
- And you, you're grounded.

Oh, great.
I'm off to child prison again.

Oh, my gosh.
Guys, wake up!

It snowed last night.
Tyler, wake up!

Psychotic deer,
middle of the night...

What is he up to?

He's actually
talking to himself?

Dad's gone crazy.

Oh... Mom, help him up!

Need a hand, dad?

What are you doing up here?
How come you're not downstairs?

- Oh, mom grounded me.
- What for?

- Did you crack?
- What?

After I left, they gave you
the third degree.

So did you crack?
Did you tell them everything?

Oh, no, no, no, of course not.

Ah! Atta girl. Way to go.

Oh, did Gerald
call that git, Finn Walrus?

- Oh, no, no, F-- Finn Wally?
- Wally doesn't have a phone.

Gerald's gonna drive over to his
place after he digs out his car.

I wanted to have it out
with him, but, uh, evidently,

we're not speaking
at the moment.

So, what should we do?
We could try to protect Prancer.

I think that deer can probably
take care of himself.

What's more important
is that the two of us get our

ducks in a row,
and I got my duck.

- Whoa, you've got a pet duck?
- No, no, no.

I mean, I think I know
why Prancer is here.

He wants me to keep
the store open.

That's why he was there
yesterday, to tell me that.

And?

Uh... I'm not sure,
but I think maybe

there's some kind of connection
between Prancer and Bet.

- Why?
- I don't know exactly.

Uh, not everything in life has
a logical explanation, Gloria.

Some things you just feel.

- Yeah, I understand.
- Hm.

But why did you close the store
in the first place?

Well, uh, when me and Bet ran
the store together, we were,

uh... we were like this.

We were magic.

After she passed, I just...

gradually lost
interest in everything.

I stopped paying the mortgage.
Bank finally forced my hand.

And what can you do about that?

Um... I-- I don't know, really.

Something will turn up.

In the meantime, I'm gonna
go downstairs and have a word

with your mother and see
if I can't spring you.

Okay.

Oh, my gosh!

- Oh, my gosh!
- It's not funny.

It's really funny.

No!
No, leave your dad alone!

I know I used to ground you
when you were a kid,

but you did some really stupid
stuff back then.

Stupider than sneaking out
in the middle of the night

to talk to a reindeer?

What?

Kids, huh?

They sure do change you,
don't they, dad?

- Mm-hmm.
- Hey, come on.

Gloria made me grow up.

I had to.

Hey.

Hey, what's going on?

I'm... I'm a mess right now,
dad.

Uh-huh. And?

And you don't want to
hear about it.

Oh, come on, Claire.

It's me.

You're my daughter.

Everything you warned me
about Todd...

it came true.

Everything.

There, I said it.

You can say I told you so.

Okay. I told you so.

Yeah.

You two guys splitting up?

Oh, he moved out months ago.

Gloria thinks we're still
gonna get back together,

but that is, uh...

that is not gonna happen.

I'm so worried about her, dad,

'cause he was never
a good father,

but Gloria, she really,
really loves him, and...

and she can't understand why
he doesn't want to see her more

when he comes to London,
and it's breaking her heart.

I'm sure it is.

Look, Claire, um...

This is not the most
exciting town in the world.

And it certainly isn't London,

but it's still your home...

and you're always welcome.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Gloria can come down at noon.

- Sentence served?
- Sentence served.

So is he going to sell?

I'm not here about that.

I got a job for you.

What kind of a job?

What do you think?

Hmm.

Two-hundred bucks a day.

- Alright.
- Plus expenses.

- Expenses?
- Ammunition.

Food, butane gas if I have
to camp out overnight.

I stay out until I get
the job done, McShane.

Alright.

Alright, you're hired.

- What am I huntin'?
- A reindeer.

Reindeer?

That's what I said.

I get to keep the antlers.

- Kids!
- It's done.

Finn says
I'm doing the right thing.

Animals are territorial.

That reindeer will keep coming
back if I hadn't

hired him to take care of it.

I think it's odd, Ger,

you wanting to hire a man
who almost shot you?

Finn's the best in the area,

and he agrees the reindeer
might be diseased.

Look, if I've got to be the
bad guy to protect everyone,

so be it.

Is that the only reason
you're doing this?

To protect everyone?

What's that supposed to mean?

You just seem so...

angry.

At your father.

I'm not angry.

I'm just concerned.

I mean, come on, Erica.

He's out in the middle of the
night talking to a reindeer.

You know, that's like...

He needs care.

He needs to be in a place
where he's taken care of.

Ah. There you are.

How come you're not out there
sledding with everyone else?

I told them they shouldn't go
sledding, not with that deer.

Painted yourself
into a corner, did you?

Oh, come on, Ger,
don't be like that.

Come on. Have a seat.

I want to talk to you
about something.

I-- I could really
use your help.

And what do you need
my help with?

I need you to go down
to the store

and have a look at the books.

Bring 'em home if you have to.

- Why?
- Because you're the accountant.

I need you to help me figure out
a way to keep the store open.

What? Dad, no,
closing the store

is absolutely
the right thing to do.

Why? So you can ship me
off to Pine Grove,

where everybody's all happy?

I'm not going there, Ger.

I really love this house.

And it would kill me, having to
be put in a place like that,

and you know it.

So, please,
help me with the store.

Dad, you're not really feeling
like yourself right now.

You know that, right?

I mean, all this stuff
with the deer...

This is the first time
you've ever asked my help

with something, you know that?

No.

Really?

- That's not right.
- It is.

Well, uh, I mean...

you know, you left home
at a very young age,

you met Erica,
made a life for yourself,

and a very good life,
and I'm proud of you.

I'm talking about
when I was a kid.

A kid?

Geez, uh, I just always assumed
that you wanted to go off

and do your own thing
with your friends.

Yeah, well, it's amazing
how often parents

and kids don't know what
the other one's thinkin'.

I would have loved it if
you'd have asked for my help

around here or in the workshop.

Look, Ger, I'm, uh...

I'm really sorry, okay?

I know I can be closed off
sometimes.

I just go into my own world

and I don't want to let
anyone else in.

But right now,
at this very moment...

I am asking for your help.

I need to keep the store open,
Ger, as long as I possibly can.

Okay, dad.

- I'll go get the books.
- Yeah.

- But don't get your hopes up.
- Uh-uh.

This is going to be
so much fun.

- Give me your hand.
- Come on!

Kids, you gotta stay on your
feet. Stay on your feet.

- What?
- That was fun.

- I needed to...
- Ooh. That was fun.

That was so cool.

Get to the fire quickly.
I am freezing.

- Yeah, it's very cold.
- Oh. Oh.

- That was amazing.
- That was my first time.

Really? You're amazing
for a first-timer.

Cool! Retro games.

Uh-oh.
Come on, come on, come on!

- I'm so done.
- Go on, get out of here.

- Walk of shame, brother.
- I'm so sorry.

I'm outta here.

Yeah. I'm done, too.
You guys can divvy up my stake.

Oh, no, granddad, stay.

You just want to take me
to the cleaners.

- Yeah.
- Very funny.

I'm gonna go up and see how
Gerald is doing,

and then I'm gonna hit the sack.

Okay, so it's my turn to roll.

- Yeah.
- Hey, dad.

- Mm?
- You feeling okay?

Yeah, sure.

Of course I am.

This is great, huh?
All of us here, together?

Feels like... home.

Okay, so who's Turkey,
because I landed on--

Um, yeah, you stop trying to
take my cash.

Everybody okay with this?

- Oh..
- Uh, yeah.

- Oh. Yeah.
- It's good? Oh.

- Yeah. Thank you.
- Night!

- Goodnight!
- Goodnight.

- Oh, I'm out.
- Oh, yeah.

- It's time for me to go to bed.
- He's not!

- Okay, goodnight.
- Goodnight!

Hm?

You know what time it is?

Goddangit!

Granddad? What's going on?

What's going on is that deer
needs to stop showing up

in the middle of the night.

It's exhausting!

Okay, then why are you out here?

This snowmobile was running
when I came out here.

Prancer did this.

Come on, granddad.

Last night, he wanted you
to follow him.

I told him to come back
tomorrow, so he did,

and he started the snowmobile.

Go back in the house, then.
I'll tell you what's happening.

No, I'm not going back
in the house.

If you're going out to look for
Prancer, I should be with you.

You got hurt last night
following Prancer.

What do you think your mother
would say to me if I told her

I was taking you back out there
again tonight?

I don't care!

Prancer wanted me
to follow him, not you.

So, you jump on the snowmobile

and go find out
what he wants yourself.

Hold on tight, you hear?

Both hands!

Granddad, I can't
see him anywhere!

Granddad, over there!

- You holding on tight?
- Yup!

Okay.

Let's do it!

Faster, faster!

Over there!

Erica,
they're at it again!

- Whoo-hoo!
- Hold on!

- I knew I heard something.
- What's going on?

Dad and Gloria have gone
out on the snowmobile.

I'm gonna go find them.

In the middle of the night?

I'll try Gloria's phone.

- I'll come, too.
- No, you are not.

Well, I can't believe Gloria
gets to go on a midnight ride

on the snowmobile with granddad.

Bed.

Goodnight!

Hey, Prancer, watch out!

Hey, you almost ran him over!

- Sorry I missed him!
- Damn you, McShane!

Prancer, the car!

Uh, granddad,
why did he bring us here?

I don't know.

Hold on.
Are you seeing what I'm seeing?

I sure am.

It's magic, granddad.

Get closer, granddad, closer!

- Uh! Granddad!
- Hold on! Gloria!

Gloria!

Gloria. Glo-- Gloria.

Oh, no.

Gloria! Oh...

Oh, no. No.

Oh, no.

Please, God, no.

Granddad, I filmed it,
I filmed it.

- Where's my phone?
- Oh, no. No.

Don't move.
Don't move, please.

We've got to show it to Gerald.

They're never going to
believe you!

I'll go look. Okay.

No, no, stay down. Stay down.

- What did I tell you?
- I'm okay, granddad.

I'm just a little shook up.

- Well, listen to me.
- Ah! Mom!

Gloria?

Oh, you've really gone off the
deep end this time, Dad, huh?

- Are you hurt? Are you sure?
- No. We saw a reindeer!

She was, she was
leaning out of the...

No! No! You are the last person
I want to see right now, dad.

What were you thinking,
dad, huh?

Putting her on the back?
Why were you...

- The reindeer followed us!
- No, shh-- shh!

- I mean, still this deer?
- Come on.

I didn't believe him
until just now.

Believe him about what?

That deer is magical, and why is
nobody listening to me?

- Just show them the phone!
- You know what?

I have heard enough about the
reindeer, Gloria. In the car.

Yeah, but granddad,
granddad, you know...

- Give, give them the phone!
- Get in the car, dad.

It's on the phone!
Give them the phone.

They can see it all.

Come on, dad!

Gloria, she's still in a chair,
in a chair for kids in my car.

What were you thinking?

Granddad?

- Granddad?
- Hm?

What time is it?

Early, but shouldn't
we be going to the store?

People will think it's closing
after Christmas.

It is.

What? What are you
talking about?

The store is closing after
Christmas, you all are leaving,

and I'm probably headed off
to Pine Grove.

Oh, come on, granddad.
Snap out of it.

That's rubbish!

That's just it.

I have snapped out of it.

I must have been out of my mind
these last few days.

Hopefully, it's only
temporary insanity.

You're not insane, granddad,

and I'm sorry
I didn't believe you,

and that's why Prancer
took us to town last night,

to show us those lights,
so I would believe

like you, and I do now,
I really do.

Gloria, forget about that deer,
okay? And the store.

No, I'm not going to forget
about the deer and the store.

You're the one who dragged me
into this. We almost finished--

Your mother was right, you know.

You could have been hurt
real bad last night.

But I wasn't.

No, but you
could have been.

- You're not listening to me.
- You listen to me!

It's over, you understand?

- Over.
- But what about--

I don't want to hear
another word about that deer.

Hey, guys, are you awake?

Hello!

Oh, gosh, Gloria!
What's going on?

Mom and dad aren't telling me
and Tyler anything.

Okay, I'll tell you.
I'll tell you everything.

But you've just got to help me
with something fast.

Yes, of course.
Tell me everything.

Okay, so there was this
reindeer, like an actual one,

and it flew over
granddad's truck,

and then last night...

Showtime!

Dad's not coming out
of his room, then, huh?

Nope. I knocked on his door,

and he said he just wanted
to be alone, so...

- Hello?
- Hi, this is Sally.

Can I speak to Mr. McShane?

Uh, he can't come to the phone
right now, Sally. Can I help?

Oh. Um, i-- it's about
this video.

Some people have seen it
and are calling the store.

They're asking about this deer,
and the Christmas lights.

I'm not sure what to tell them.

Uh, video? I mean, I don't know
anything about a video.

Well, I just thought
maybe

Mr. McShane had something
to do with it.

I-- I don't think so, but I can
check it out and find out.

- Is that okay?
- Okay.

Okay, bye.

- Hello?
- Claire? Iffy!

What's with this video, man?

This is fantastic news!

Iffy, I don't know anything
about a video, okay?

- Goodbye.
- What about...

Uh...

What's going on, Claire?

I have no idea.

Enjoy.

Hey, guys. I've got a very
important announcement to make!

Betty and Bud's hardware store
is not closing.

- I repeat, we are not closing.
- And you can help.

Come to the store today
and meet the real Prancer.

- What the-- Yeah.
- Is that a deer?

And we need loads
and loads of lights, so

bring all the lights you've
got, because we're going

to make Betty and Bud's
hardware store

The most happiest, brightest
place in the whole world!

So come today,
so we can see you there.

And we're going
to have carol singing,

with Tyler on the piano.

Oh, no, no, no.

And if you don't come today,
you're going to miss out on

some real Christmas magic.

See you guys there!

- Tyler!
- Haley!

Why shouldn't we have
made the video?

At the very least,
you should have

talked to me before you did it.

- You'd have said no, dad.
- Maybe I would. Maybe I'm afr--

Did you even
watch the video?

Can you believe
what that deer did

to the lights
on the Main Street?

Haley, come on.

That stunt was some sort of
special effect.

- I knew you would say that!
- Haley!

No, you're either part of the
problem or part of the solution.

Which is it gonna be for you?

Why are you
singling me out?

Gloria said you hired a hunter
to kill the deer.

I'm suffocating up there.

Can't hardly breathe,
it's so damn hot.

That right there,
that's why we made the video.

Um, granddad,
I made you something.

It's okay.
You can read it later.

- Hurry up! Come on!
- Okay, okay!

It's not that heavy.
Got them?

Got 'em.

Key goes in there.
Okay, let's see here.

Are you going to get us
all killed?

No. Never drove in the winter
before, though.

- Whoa! Haley!
- It's okay.

It's okay.

Okay. Let's do this again.

- What's wrong?
- What's wrong?

The kids have just taken off
in Claire's car!

Oh, hold on, Ger.
I'll go after them.

- What? Why?
- Because you're way too upset.

Know what you can do?

Go stop Finn Wally
from going after Prancer.

Prancer?
You're calling him Prancer now?

You don't actually think
that deer caused those

lights to turn on, do you?

Want to know what I think,
honey?

A little magic
can take you a long way.

What's that?

Uh, this is a book Gloria made.

I found it on dad's desk.

It's all about what those two
have been up to this week.

Let me see that!

Hey, look out!
That's a car!

Oh, my gosh!

- Oh, my God.
- What was that?

- I have no clue, Tyler.
- What the hell?

That was the wrong side
of the road!

What? It's not my fault!

This is your mother.
You call me back right now.

Do you hear me?

Man. Nobody is answering me.

Gloria, Erica...

Erica's probably still driving.

What's wrong?

- I'm the bad guy in the story.
- Yeah.

Damn.

Can't hide forever,
Mr. Reindeer!

Finn Wally always gets his man!

Oh, my gosh.
It has, like, 100 views.

There's going to be
so many people.

- You're a terrible filmmaker.
- Great. Nobody's here.

Gloria!
Great news about the video.

And that deer!

- Hi, Iffy.
- Who are you?

- Iffy Naylor.
- Oh.

I'm Haley, Iffy Naylor.

Are you gonna help us put the
Christmas lights up?

- Yeah.
- Well..

If enough people turn up,
that is.

Well, people in
Brightridge, hopefully, yeah.

- Hopefully.
- Yeah, they're good...

I think I saw some Christmas
lights around. Yeah. Here.

- Nice one, Tevin.
- Yes.

- Well, let's get started.
- Nice. How about that?

Okay, let's get inside.
It's cold.

Where is the deer?

Okay, come on.
Let's go.

The video said there
was going to be reindeer.

We found some more!

There's plenty of lights.
It's nice. Look!

No, Stu, come on.
We haven't even started.

We need the whole place to be
covered with Christmas lights.

- Here come more troops!
- Hey, they brought lights.

They're okay, Claire.

I'll call you back when
we've had words.

- Hello, how are you?
- Oh, hi! Hey!

- Nice! How's it going?
- Merry Christmas.

Thank you.

Tevin, we can't have tangled
lights. Come on, back to work.

Listen, dad.

All I want is for you to feel
the way you did

when mom was still with us.

You were happy back then.

I've always been good
with numbers, you know.

Practical things.

Flights of fancy,
though, that's...

that's kind of the deep end
for me.

But, look...

I finished checking the store's
books like you wanted me to.

There's a decent
amount of debt there.

It'll be a challenge
to sort it all out.

I want to help you
with the store.

I've got a few ideas that might
help turn things around

and I just wanted you
to know that.

As far as the
retirement home goes, well...

Claire and I have been talking,
and we're going to work

something out
so you can stay here.

And you'll be safe.

'Cause that's the most
important thing, that...

that you're safe.

I love you, dad.

Okay, uh, I better go.

There's a hunter out there
I need to, you know...

before he does any damage I'll
regret for the rest of my life.

You should watch the video
on there.

The kids made it for you.

Are you sure about this, Ger?

I mean, do you even remember
how to ride one of these?

Well, we're about to find out.

Hm.

Wish me luck!

Whoa!

Too fast. Ah! Ah!

- I got this!
- Good luck.

When are you ever going to play
that thing?

Where's mom and Haley?

Uh, they're out helping out
with the lights.

You two are from that video.

Where's the deer?
When's it gonna be here?

Oh, the deer! Oh,
Prancer's coming. Don't worry.

It's coming!
The reindeer is coming!

You don't really think the
deer's going to come, do you?

Oh, I do hope he does.

What the...

Not this time.

Not this time.
This time, you are going down.

Finn, stop!

Get out of the way,
McShane!

- Put the rifle away!
- The deer is mine!

Finn, your contract's cancelled!
Do you hear me?

Nobody's going to stop me!

Aw, typical!

I thought they fixed this!

♪ Deck the halls
with boughs of holly ♪

♪ Fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la ♪

♪ 'Tis the season to be jolly ♪

♪ Fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la ♪

♪ Don we now our
gay apparel... ♪

Hey, Iffy, how you doin'?

Um, Iffy, what's going on?

I called these guys
in case we have a problem.

What sorts of problems?

So many lights are being put up,
we could overload the circuit.

We might have to
take some of them down.

Um, no, we're not taking any
down, and we need them all.

I know you want
all the lights, Gloria,

but the infrastructure's
shot here in Brightridge.

What does that
even mean?

We turn on all the lights on
Main Street at the same time,

the whole town could go dark.

Dad?

What're you doing?

♪ O Christmas tree
O Christmas tree ♪

♪ Thy leaves are so unchanging ♪

♪ O Christmas tree
O Christmas tree ♪

♪ Thy leaves are
so unchanging... ♪♪

Brightridge people, they're the
best in the whole wide world.

That's my tenth
spring pre-order!

- Whoa, come on!
- I know.

Uh, gold, yes?

♪ Oh what fun it is to ride in a
one-horse open sleigh hey! ♪

♪ Jingle bells jingle bells
jingle all the way ♪

♪ Oh what fun it is to ride in a
one-horse open sleigh... ♪♪

Hear that, Gloria? Music!

What's wrong?

Well, what do you think, Haley?

None of the lights are working,
Prancer's nowhere to be seen,

and nothing is going
according as I planned.

- But the store is jammed.
- So what?

- If only...
- If what?

If granddad was here.
We did all of this for him.

All these people
are here for him.

I've got videos.
He'll see what went down.

It just doesn't feel the same.

Oh,
this is the last fuse.

If this doesn't work,
I'll blow my fuse.

I'm trying here.
I'm trying here!

- Please, fix it! Damn box!
- Damn box! You fix it!

Oh, my gosh!

- Yes.
- Yes!

Ha, ha!

- Aw...
- Oh, my gosh.

- Oh, what happened?
- Oh, my God.

Granddad, you came!

I had to.

I had to thank you for that
beautiful book.

Your grandma would have loved
that book, too.

Wow.

Look, a reindeer!

Hey, there.

Remind you of somebody you know?

You finally came.

No animal ever got
the better of Finn Wally,

and no animal's
about to now, neither.

Finn, are you crazy?

Put the rifle away!

Just get off! Get off!

I'm finishing the job whether
you like it or not, McShane!

- Hey!
- Santa?

You've done it now,
old man. You've done it now.

- You're under arrest, Wally.
- I'm under arrest?

Why not these two?

You have the right
to remain silent.

I know my rights!

You have the right to
an attorney.

Who I will call
as soon as I can--

What you do not have the right
to do is hunt

in the middle of town
and endanger citizens.

You idiot!

- That was awesome, dad!
- Aw, thanks, honey.

It was nothin'.
If you're grandfather had--

No, no, no. You're the one
stopped Wally from shooting.

I only threw one punch.

I think it's time to celebrate!

Yeah!

You need a hot chocolate.

Come on.

♪ We wish you
a Merry Christmas ♪

♪ We wish you
a Merry Christmas ♪

♪ We wish you
a Merry Christmas ♪

♪ And a Happy New Year ♪

♪ Good tidings
we bring to you... ♪♪

Well, look at you.

Should I call you Thomas,
or Santa?

You can call me
whatever you like.

How about some hot cider, Nancy?

In a minute.
I want to say hi to some people,

then I want you to tell me
all about this deer.

It's a deal.

What's that supposed to mean?

Oh. Hm.

We're just having
a conversation.

Hey.

Come.

There's something I want to
talk to you about.

Oh, y-- you know I'm sorry,
right?

About everything
I've done this past week.

Oh, honey, no, no, no, no.
I-- I know, okay?

I know why you did
all those things,

and I know that it's kind
of been really tough

for us lately, huh?

Yeah, it was mostly
because of dad.

I read the text.

You did?

You know that Germany's
not too far away, right,

and that he can still be
part of your life?

Yeah, but he hasn't been
for a while now.

Um, I don't-- I don't think
he's coming back.

Oh, I'm so sorry, honey.

I'm so sorry.

I should have talked to you
about this sooner.

But you know what?

I've been thinking, okay?

Your granddad, he's going to
need some extra help, right?

I thought maybe we could get him
a nurse, but...

And then I suggested that
maybe you and I stay here.

I thought you'd never say that!

Oh, we can stay
for a while, Gloria.

- Or maybe for...
- Ever, maybe?

I love it here.
I love the people,

I love the town,
I love the woods.

Brightridge already
feels like home.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Well, do you want to go
tell granddad?

Yup.

Oh.

Everybody seemed to clear out
pretty fast.

Yeah, well,
your star attraction left.

Oh, granddad, I have something
really important to tell you.

- Shoot.
- Okay.

So, me and mom want to stay here
with you, maybe?

- What do you mean, stay?
- You know what I mean.

Live here with you.

Uh, well, I-- I, I don't...
I mean, I--

Oh, no, no, no, I get what you
mean. You don't want us here.

No, no, no, no, no.
Of course I do.

It would be, uh, it would be
fantastic, but, um,

don't you think it would get
kind of boring living here?

Granddad, more exciting things
have happened in Brightridge

in less than a week
than in ten years in London.

Oh.

And either way, I-- I love you.

I don't want to be
anywhere else.

I love you, too.

Um, alright, but if you're gonna
be living with me,

we have to set up some
ground rules, you understand?

Okay, good idea.
You can't be such a slob.

You can't be buzzing around me
all the time. I need my space.

Okay, then you can't be
such a grump.

Ah, yeah, you have to, um...
You have to, um...

- Whoa...
- Oh.

- Bloody brilliant.
- Uh...

I think it's rubbing
off on me.

I'm going to go
tell everybody, okay?

Once upon a time, there was a
couple named Bud and Betty.

They owned a hardware store
in the heart of town.

But one Christmas,
Betty wasn't there anymore,

and Bud forgot
how to feel Christmassy.

That was until Prancer, the
magical reindeer, appeared,

and Bud saw him fly,
like, actually fly.

Prancer showed Bud that he
needed to let some light back

into his life again
and reminded him

Betty's always with him

when his family
and friends are, too.

♪ Got a feeling that
Christmas Day is near ♪

♪ And the spirit of Santa Claus
is here ♪

♪ Such a wonderful time
when the snow is in town ♪

♪ It's a hell of a thrill
when the sleigh bells sound ♪

♪ It's the time of the year
for fleeting glances ♪

♪ When the guy in the store says
"Merry Christmas" ♪

♪ What a glorious night
singing "O Tanenbaum" ♪

♪ To be cozy and warm
when the snow is falling down ♪

♪ It's a wonderful time ♪

♪ Betcha more than a dime ♪

♪ The city bell's gonna chime ♪

♪ The Christmas star's
gonna shine ♪

♪ And old folks
singing in rhyme ♪

♪ Merry Christmas ♪

♪ It's the time of the year
for fleeting glances ♪

♪ When the guy in the store says
"Merry Christmas" ♪

♪ What a glorious night
singing "O Tanenbaum" ♪

♪ When you're cozy and warm and
the snow is falling down ♪

♪ What a wonderful time ♪

♪ Betcha more than a dime ♪

♪ The city bell's gonna chime ♪

♪ Christmas star's
gonna shine ♪

♪ And old folks
singing in rhyme ♪

♪ Merry Christmas ♪♪