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Ding dong merrily on high ♪

in heaven the
bells are ringin. ♪

♪ Ding dong merrily on high.
Come hear the people singin. ♪

♪ Pa-pa-da-da doo doo doo doo. ♪

♪ Doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo. ♪

Come in.

Hey, we need Ms. Christmas
camera ready in 20.

Okay.

Hey, are you all right?

Yeah, absolutely. Just
reminiscing a little bit.

Well, let me know if
you need anything, okay?

I am perfectly fine, darling.

Go. Do your thing.

I will.

Welcome back, Ms. Christmas.

Thank you, my dear.

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loaded onto the prompter,

and we won’t roll until
you’re happy with them.

Sounds perfect.

It’s magic time.

It’s the most wonderful
time of year once again.

Ms. Christmas is coming, and
I’ve got lots of surprises

in store for you
this holiday season.

Tune in on December
1st and spend

24 days of Christmas with us on
the holiday shopping channel.

Great. First day back.

Yes, it was.

So Mayor Bailey wants
you to be the guest of honor

at the tree lighting ceremony.

Tell the mayor I’d be delighted.

Will do. And the station
manager at WSU Radio has asked

if you want to be part
of the live reading

of "A Christmas Carol".

Which part?

Scrooge.

They’re doing a gender flip.

Absolutely.

Well, that covers it.

So if you don’t need me
for anything else today,

- I have a thing.
- Like a date thing.

Date?

What? No, I’m just meeting
someone for coffee.

Mm.

What about you? Have anything
else exciting planned

for the rest of the day?

Nothing exciting.

Just an errand on the way home.

Anything I can take care of?

No, I can manage on my own.

Have a nice date.

Lucky man.

Why are you so dead set on
this being a blind date?

I am a romantic absolutist,

and the first in-person
impression is everything.

There’s either
a spark or there’s not.

All the profile pics in the
world can’t make up for it.

I must have been crazy to
have ever agreed to this.

You need to have
someone special in your life.

Need is too strong a word.

We can use the word like

as in, I would like to have
someone special in my life.

You deserve to have someone
special in your life.

Okay.

You’re crazy.

I’m in.

He’s tall,
dark and handsome.

Define, tall.

And he’s wearing
a navy blue peacoat.

I see him. Here goes nothing.

Call me after.

Hi.

Hi.

I’m Amanda. It’s
nice to meet you.

Normally, I don’t
go for set-ups,

but Emily spoke
so highly of you,

and she’s managed to stay
married to the same man

for over a decade.

And his mother to a
daughter I absolutely adore.

So I figure maybe she knows
something the rest of us don’t.

Yeah, sure.

Things that you need
to know about me.

I am currently single.

Obviously. I’m on a blind
date, never married,

and I’m looking for
someone special.

This is a very hectic time
of year for me, job wise,

and from my perspective,

the worst time, not just for me,

but for anyone to enter
into any new relationship.

But having said that,

I do believe that Christmas
is a time of magic

where even the impossible
becomes possible.

I actually believe
that at times, too.

Really?

Do you always put yourself out
there like this on a first date?

Never.

You must bring out
the best in me.

Amanda.

I’m Michael.

Wait. What? You’re
not Michael.

I’m Travis.

- Travis?
- Yeah.

Why didn’t you say
anything, Travis?

Well, it’s not every day
such an enchanting woman

such as yourself shows
any interest in me...

accidentally or on purpose.

I want to hold you
two up. So what time?

Whoa. Got to go.
Yeah. Here, Michael.

This seat has your name
written all over it.

Hope you are as charmed
by Amanda as I was.

Hi.

So how does it feel
being back in the saddle?

It’s my 24th year and it
still feels like a gift.

It truly is for the
folks who watch you.

Ms. Christmas inspires so
much joy during the holidays.

I hope I can keep doing
it for as long as I can.

You know, you and I have
an anniversary coming up.

That is true. Five years
coming up next month.

So how have you been feeling?

Maybe a little tired,

but I think I’m doing okay.

We need to discuss
the MRI results.

Not my favorite topic.

Me neither.

I do wish I had better
news to share with you.

How much time do I have?

A year or two.
Maybe a little more.

But there are always new trials.

Then I better make
that year or two count.

I am sure you will.

Usually I’d suggest
focusing on the things

that truly make you happy.

But I got a feeling you
are a step ahead of me

in that department.

It’s okay.

That is my job.

Thank you for everything.

It goes without saying.

I trust you’ll keep
this between us.

Gail, of course. But I am
so sorry for this news.

Please.

I want to enjoy the time I have
left doing exactly what I love.

Well, I suppose that’s the best

any of us can ever
hope for in life.

Oh, honey.

I want to give this
Christmas everything I’ve got

by doing something
extra special.

Well, the sky’s the limit.

Anything you want, Gail.
And I will spare no expense.

I’m going to hold you to that.

That’s exactly what
I hoped you’d say.

Oh, it is, is it?

Thank you
for coming in early.

Of course. What’s going on?

Well, I have some news, and
I want you to hear it first.

Okay.

Directly from me.

I plan to announce
my retirement.

This will be my last
Christmas on HSC.

I don’t understand. Why now?

As much as I would love
to believe otherwise.

Nothing lasts forever, honey.

I want to go out while I’m
still at the top of my game.

This seems so sudden.

Is this coming from the network?

Oh, no, not at all.
This is all my decision.

Wrapping it up now lets
me do it on my own terms.

I want us to go on tour,

visit communities that
could use just a little

extra Ms. Christmas
magic this year.

I love the idea of taking
the show on the road,

but this is very last-minute.

We
leave in two weeks.

I know I’m asking a
lot from you, but...

It’s important to me
to mark my retirement

with a celebration.

With your blessing,

I am ready to give it
everything I’ve got if you are.

Whatever you need.

Ms. Christmas deserves the best
send off that we can give her.

And so do you.

I’ve got so many exciting
ideas for the tour,

but the most exciting of all

is my contract allows
me to name my successor.

You.

You are the only
person in the world

that I would ever want
to take my place, honey.

Wow. I am... Wow.

Are you sure? Like, are
you really sure about this?

I am.

And to ease the transition,

I want to introduce you as
my apprentice, Ms. Holiday.

You know, I’ve always
considered myself

the magic behind the magic.

You are. But you’re
going to be magic

in front of the camera,
too, sweetheart.

I know you will.

Yes. My answer is yes.

I am going to give it
everything I’ve got.

That’s exactly what
I’d hoped you’d say.

- Come with me.
- Oh, boy.

We’re going to use the
latest bumper scripts

since you’re familiar with them,

just to dip your
toe in the water.

Just a dip.

Okay. Roll camera.

It’s the most wonderful time
of Christmas once again.

Wait... shoot.

That’s not right.

Don’t worry about it.
Keep rolling, honey.

Just take a deep
breath. Find your calm.

Start over when you’re ready.

It’s the most Christmas
time of wonderful.

Again, tune in to
the December 1st.

Spend 24 days of
the holidays with us

on the Christmas
Shopping Channel.

Oh!

Ow! I’m fine! I’m
fine! I’m so sorry!

No, don’t worry.

That was a disaster.

Sometimes
you just got to laugh.

Believe me, I was no better
the first time that I stepped

in front of the camera.

It’s not too late
to change your mind.

Oh, no. I am all
in on you, honey.

I think that you have a tendency
to overestimate my abilities.

Well, you know what?

I think that you have a tendency
to underestimate your abilities.

Sometimes you got to
do things the wrong way

before you learn how to
do them the right way.

Right.

Don’t worry. You’re going to get
a lot of practice on the tour.

Think of it as a Ms. Christmas
holiday Boot camp on wheels.

Sounds so great.

Gail, I apologize to
you for bringing this up

at the absolute last moment,

but I knew you’d never
agree to it any other way.

I need you to travel with a
nurse to monitor your health.

Liz, come on.

We’re leaving to start the
tour in less than two hours.

Gail, it is for your
health and well-being

as well as, you know,
my peace of mind.

Look, don’t worry about it.
Everything’s been arranged.

Someone’s on the way from W.P.
Health Services ready to travel.

Someone is right here. Hi.

Hi.

Ms. Christmas, hi, I’m
Travis. Travis Van Winters.

I am... it’s such a
pleasure to meet you.

I’m just a huge fan.

I used to watch you when
I was a kid with my mom.

Thank you for those kind words.

All right. On one condition.
No one can know what’s wrong.

And no one can know why
you are really here.

Gail, I have been
thinking about that.

How would it be if you,
Travis, just, you know,

tell people that
you’re my godson

and that I’m sending you
along to be my eyes and ears

on the tour and to
learn about the business

from the best in the business.

Ladies, I really and genuinely
want to be helpful here,

but I really don’t think I’m
the... the... the right guy

for this cloak and
dagger assignment.

We need Ms. Christmas
ready in five.

You?

Hello there.

You two know each other?

Yeah. I mean...

No. No, we absolutely
do not know each other.

I don’t follow.

I’ll tell you later.

What are you doing here?

I was about to ask
you the same question.

Well, I asked you first.

Amanda is my director
of operations,

and she’s also my newly
appointed apprentice.

Color me impressed.

Now your turn. What
are you doing here?

I’m Elizabeth’s godson.

Yeah. She asked me if I could be
her eyes and ears on this tour

and learn a little
bit about the business

from the best in the business.

I think Travis is going to be an
excellent addition to the team.

Mm hmm.

I’m sure that he will be.

Well, welcome, Travis.
The more, the merrier.

I guarantee this is going
to be a very fun tour.

So fun. Let’s get you on set.

Yes. Yes. Off we go.

- Okay.
- Absolutely.

-Okay.

Welcome to the first
day of Ms. Christmas

on the Holiday
Shopping Channel.

I’ll start with the sad news.

This will be my last season on
HSC, but although I am retiring,

I have no intention
of going silently

into that good night
before Christmas.

I will be taking
to the road today

to visit some communities
that could use

a little Ms. Christmas cheer.

Our trip will be filled
with appearances,

giveaways, special guests,

and other festive fun that you
will all get to be a part of.

And then we end up right
back here in Westport

to celebrate Christmas Eve
with our farewell broadcast,

wrapping it all up
with a pretty bow

just in time for Christmas.

So I hope you’ll join us.

I can’t wait to meet you all.

And now that that’s
out of the way,

let’s start the show, shall we?

All aboard. We can’t get
too far behind the work trucks.

- Okay.
- Let’s hit the road, people.

All right.

Thank you.

And that, ladies and gentlemen,

is why they call him
Murray in a hurry.

Murray, meet Travis.

Hey, Travis, come on up.

Yep. Coming.

Safe travel, everyone.

- Bye!
- Thanks Liv.

Cheers!

And the adventure begins.

So listen, what exactly is
this whole tour about, anyway?

Well, we will be visiting
my favorite small towns

and spreading a
little holiday cheer

And introducing
our HSC audiences

to local artisans,
places to visit.

Then we go on to the next town.

That sounds fantastic.
What... what inspired it?

The letters mostly.

See, small children write
letters to Santa Claus,

but everyone writes
letters to Ms. Christmas.

Really?

There was something different
about the litters this year.

It just felt like everyone
was missing connection

more so than ever.

Christmas should be worry-free

and filled with
joy for everyone.

So how did you two first meet?

On a blind date.

Details, please.

Not a blind date with him.
A blind date with Michael.

Who’s Michael?

Michael is Emily’s friend.

Who’s Emily?

Emily is my sister.

Look, I accidentally
mistook him for Michael.

End of story.

Oh, that sounds like
a genuine meet cute.

Keep your ears on
the road, Murray.

So, I mean, how did things
turn out with Michael?

That is absolutely
none of your business.

Look, I’m Just saying,

I feel like I have a bit
of a vested interest here.

I mean, come on.

I was there when you
two first met, you know,

and like they say,
when in doubt,

it’s better to err on
the side of romance.

Wow. On that note, I am
going to set up my bunk.

You have the pull out.

Still handsome even
after all these years.

Hey.

Brought our tea.

Thank you.

You’re welcome.

Who is that?

Oh.

James Andrews. The
man I almost married.

What? I didn’t know
you were engaged.

I’m glad I still have a
few surprises left in me.

He started writing
me a few years back.

Have you written back?

No.

Maybe it would be
good to reconnect.

Oh, sorry. Am I intruding?

No.

I just want to know

if you guys need any
help with anything.

I think we’ve got
everything covered.

I’m very handy.

I’m sure you are.

No, seriously, I would like
to pull my weight around here.

I mean, I’m good at packing,
unpacking, cooking, cleaning.

I’m really good at telling
bad jokes.

Duly noted. But we’re
fine for now, Travis.

Okay. All right.

How about I start dinner?

Mm.

It’s obvious that boy likes you.

He’s not a boy. He’s a man.

I thought you hadn’t noticed.

Okay. Let me think.
He was someone else.

And then I went on and
on and on about myself.

And it was beyond
humiliating. I just... What?

Why would you want to do that?

I felt like there was
a spark between us.

Oh.

Was there a spark
with the other guy?

No, but I think it was just
because it was awkward, and I...

Anyway, that’s beside the point.

I think that Elizabeth
has sent him to spy on us.

He is not a network spy.

I know Elizabeth just
knows that we can use

the extra help this tour.

Something about
him doesn’t add up.

Mm! Mm!

I like to call this
Christmas Cacciatore.

Catchy.

Yeah.

My mom said, hold
on... All right.

My mom used to say that you had
the word Christmas to anything.

It makes it feel more festive.

I like your mother.

All right. Taste test.

Bon appetite.

The sauce is so good.

- You like it?
- Mmhmm.

Thank you.

Yeah, not bad.

So Elizabeth never
mentioned she had a godson.

Why this sudden interest in HSC?

Well, my late mother

was a huge Ms. Christmas fan.

Really?

When I had the opportunity
to join this tour,

I couldn’t pass it up.

What did you do for work before?

Well, I trained as a nurse,

and then I served as
a medic in the Army.

In the last few years, I’ve
been a medical consultant,

but I’ve decided
for a career change.

What kind of change?

I’m not sure yet. I’m
still figuring that out.

It’ll come.

Career changes don’t
happen overnight.

Well...

I have it on good authority
that Christmas is a magical time

where the impossible
becomes possible.

Not only have I never
heard of this place,

I can’t even say it.

Exeter.

It’s Gail’s hometown. The
first stop of the tour.

The mayor wants to name a day
in honor of Ms. Christmas.

Did you know my last
name is Christmas?

Murray Christmas.

Oh, thank you, Amanda.
Merry Christmas to you, too.

Come in.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

It’s time for our
daily health check.

You look healthy to me. Check.

Gail, come on.

The better patient you can be,

the better nurse
I can be. Right?

Thank you for keeping my secret.

I’m sorry. It’s just a
bit of an adjustment.

I understand. It’s a big
adjustment for me, too.

I’ve never been an
undercover nurse before.

We’re here.
I’m going to go set up.

We’re going to have
to do this later.

I’ve got to get ready.

We’re going to visit
Ms. Christmas Past.

Can you go help Amanda, please?

Yeah. Absolutely. Love to.

For the last decade,
Ms. Christmas’

annual arrival has become
a holiday television staple

in honor of this hometown
girl who made good.

We named today, December
14th, Ms. Christmas Day.

Oh, thank you.

It means the world and such
an honor and a pleasure

to be welcomed home like
this with such open arms.

- Thank you, Mayor Bailey.
- Mmhmm.

Why did you pretend
to be my date?

Well, I could get a word
in edgewise at first,

but as I listened,

I, uh, I wanted to be the
guy you were there to meet.

Why?

Because it was clear to me

that you wear your
heart on your sleeve.

Well, in my experience,

most men find that to
be a character flaw.

I’m not most men.

And for the record,

Ms. Christmas never visits
anywhere empty-handed.

Oh, that’s us.

Excuse me, everyone. Presents!

Now we are going to play a
little Ms. Christmas trivia.

- Great.
- Thank you.

Now, the rules are simple.

If you know the answer,
just shout it out.

First person to answer
correctly wins a prize.

Are you ready?

"Here comes Santa Claus"
is a popular Christmas song

written and originally performed
by this singing cowboy.

Gene Autry!

Oh, she got it right.

Correct. Yay.

There you go. Congratulations.

Well done.

All right. You
ready? Next question.

Which one of Santa’s
reindeer has the same name

as another holiday mascot?

- Cupid?
- You got it.

She’s correct.

Congratulations.
And Merry Christmas.

All right. Next question.

Ms. Christmas, aka Gail
Storm is credited as playing

the role of Helen in
this 1993 holiday film.

Anyone? Going
once, going twice.

It was entitled, "For
all of Christmas."

Correct.

Merry Christmas, Gail.

Merry Christmas to
you, too, James.

- Here.
- Thank you.

Now, I have something
that I’d like to give you,

if that would be okay.

Thank you. Lovely.

Yes, of course.

Why don’t we catch
up after the trivia, okay?

I would like that.

All right. Next question.

So...

What are you doing here?

Well, you didn’t answer
any of my letters,

so when I heard you
were coming to town,

I decided to come out
and see you in person.

You moved back.

You know how they say

you can never go
back home again?

And yet here we are.

Here we are.

Gail, I was hoping to take
you out to dinner tonight.

You know, for old times sake.

We have to leave
right after this.

For the next stop on the tour.

I could catch up with
you the next stop.

You never were one to be
easily discouraged, were you?

We always did have
that in common.

I can’t do this.

But thank you for stopping by
and for those gorgeous flowers.

It was really great
to see you again.

You too.

Gail.

Is that who I think it is?

James Andrews himself.

Did you know he was coming by?

No.

Complete surprise.

Generally, I like surprises.

Do you want to talk about it?

No.

Maybe later.

Right now, we got to get this
show on the road, girlie.

Yeah, we do.

Let’s get ready to
rock out in Rockwell.

♪ O Christmas tree. ♪

♪ Thy leaves are
so unchanging. ♪

♪ O Christmas tree.
O Christmas tree... ♪

This brings back memories.

I started on HSC selling
handmade Christmas ornaments.

Amanda’s mom and I used
to make them in my garage.

That was a long time
ago. How old was I?

- Twelve.
- Wow.

What are you two ladies
do in the off-season?

Oh, there is no off-season

when you’re working
with Ms. Christmas.

It’s Christmas all the time.

And when it’s not
actually Christmas,

we’re busy planning
for Christmas.

Doesn’t that seem like
way too much Christmas?

You can never
have too much Christmas.

You kind of can.

Gail.
Hey, hey, Gail...

I have a bit of a problem
with my cover story.

What sort of a problem?

It’s about wardrobe.

Now I have a few
civilian outfits,

but most of my
clothes are scrubs.

Then you are in for
a special treat.

What kind of treat?

I’ll have Amanda see
if Megan’s available.

Amanda... Travis
is getting a makeover.

Welcome to the hair
and makeup trailer.

You know, I really don’t
think I need a trim.

Yeah, well, it isn’t up to you.

Nope. Off you go.

You’re right. He
does need a trim.

No, no. I think my hair
looks perfectly fine.

It is a little unruly.
Mainly in the back.

I like unruly.

There’s nothing
wrong with unruly.

It’s just not part of
the Ms. Christmas brand.

Ooh, that would
look good on him.

Yeah, we like this.

- What?
- The classic cut.

Classic never goes out of style.

Nope.

Do I get a vote?

Sure. But you will be
outvoted two to one.

So while you’re getting
chopped, we will be

in the production tent
picking out your new wardrobe.

Okay. Great.

Can’t wait.

You won’t be offended if I
close my eyes for this process.

- I prefer you did.
- Okay.

- Oh, yes.
- Yes.

So... what do you think?

Try these on and
then I’ll know.

All right.

- Yeah. Over there.
- Okay.

Yep.

- Quick change.
- Yeah.

Stop it.

You ladies ready?

- Mmhmm.
- Okay.

Okay. Ready
or not, here I come.

Oh...

Wow. I mean.

No. Wow is the
appropriate response.

And now it is Ms.
Holiday’s turn.

Okay, Here I go.

- You like this?
- You look snazzy...

Thank you.

If I do say so.

You just did.

Oh.

I had it made
especially for you.

Turn around. It looks
even better than I hoped.

Do you like it?

I love it. Thank you, Gail.

All right, now that you two are
all dressed up, let me go change

and we will find us
someplace festive to go.

You. You look. You look-

- Yeah. So do you.
- Yeah. Okay.

So did you know from a
mathematical standpoint,

a coffee cup and a
doughnut are identical?

Really? How so?

They both have holes in them.

That’s very good.
That’s very good.

I’ve always intended
for Amanda to take over.

I’m doing everything in
my power to prepare her.

It does seem you two are
more like mother and daughter

than co-workers.

- Yeah?
- Mmhmm.

Oh. I’ve known her for so long
and I just love her so much.

I’ve come to realize that
the family that you come from

isn’t always as important
as the family that you find.

- Hmm. Interesting.
- Hm.

We’re good to go.

Oh.

Thanks. Good job.

It’s magic time.

Are we rolling?

Every year, starting
on the 1st of December.

Hogan’s doughnuts offers
Christmas doughnut decorating

to kids and adults right here
in their very own kitchen.

What a scrumptious way
to personalize a gift.

We like to sprinkle a
little Christmas magic

on our gourmet doughnuts with
dozens of delicious toppings.

Mm. So we’re going to show
you right now how to create

the ultimate Christmas
doughnut. Take it away.

Dough-nut mind if we do?

Oh.

Sorry. Hey,
dough-nut, judge me.

I’m just a sucker for bad puns.

My apprentice Ms. Holiday is
suiting up to create a special

Ms. Christmas inspired doughnut
completely from scratch.

And she will be joined by
our associate, Mr. Winters.

He’s a little shy.

I’m coming.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Give them a round of
applause. All right?

All right. Now, may
the best doughnut win.

Done.

Well done. Give him a hand.

Wow. Look at these.

What is that one supposed to be?

Oh, this? Oh,
obviously a polar bear.

- Looks just like you.
- Looks just like me?

You’re glazing me crazy.

See? Bad doughnut pun.

- They’re infectious.
- Oh.

Okay. They are all
very beautiful.

But I do believe it’s between...

all right, this one.

- That’s mine.
- Oh.

And this one.

Good choice.

All right. And now for the
taste test. My favorite part.

I love my job.

She’s gonna pick mine.

Dream on Christmas rookie.

Mm.

- Right.
- It’s really good.

- Not quite as good.
- Oh.

This is the winner.

Oh, this little reindeer

is now the official
Ms. Christmas doughnut.

And you can buy these normally
only here in Rockwell.

But now they’re going
to be available on HSC

as part of my gourmet
gift collection.

- So place your orders now and...
- Merry Christmas.

And cut.

You got it.

Great. That was fun.

You were both so good.

You were pitch
perfect, sweetheart.

I think that your talent has
rubbed off on me over the years.

And thank you for the
assist, Mr. Winters.

My pleasure.

I’m taking those
with me.

I think Ms. Holiday is ready

to go live on stage
with me tonight.

Ms. Christmas knows best.

Are you feeling okay?

Too many doughnuts?

No, I didn’t eat
too many doughnuts.

I’m fine. I’m fine.

Nervous, right?

Shh. We need to
listen for our cue.

Okay. All right.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Oh, today we brought
the Ms. Christmas tour

to Rockwell, Washington. Woo!

And I have brought a very
special gift along with me.

But I think I might need a
little help unwrapping it.

Is there a Ms. Avery Peters
somewhere in the audience?

- That’s me.
- Hello, Avery.

Will you please join
me here on stage?

High five.

Give her a hand, please.

Thank you.

Oh, hello, Avery.

So I got your letter, and I
am very pleased to meet you.

Likewise, Ms. Christmas.

Oh.

See, I receive letters every
year around Christmas time

from people asking for my help.

But you know what impressed
me the most about you, Avery?

You didn’t ask for
something for yourself.

She asked me for something
to help lift the spirits

of the people in her town

in the hopes of spreading
some Christmas cheer.

Avery, would you like to help
me unwrap this gift back here?

Yeah.

Okay.

We’re going to need
your help, too.

Let’s count down.

Three, two, one.

Now we have put a little
virtual Ms. Christmas magic

inside each gift.

A special candy cane code

that will allow everyone
to order one gift

from the Ms. Christmas
collection free of charge,

guaranteed to be delivered
in time for Christmas.

And Ms. Avery, the very
first one is for you.

Thank you. You’re
such a blessing.

Thank you.

Good job, Avery.
Good job, Avery!

And now I would like
to introduce you to-

You are going to do
so well up there.

-my apprentice, Ms. Holiday.

Give her a big
round of applause.

Isn’t she beautiful?

I also want to introduce you
to our associate, Mr. Winters.

Please join us.

Hello.

Ms. Holiday, I spared
no expense getting you

a very special Christmas
gift this Christmas.

Thank you, Mr. Winters.

It’s what I’ve always wanted.

But I’m oh, so embarrassed
to admit that I...

got you the same gift.

Oh.

That’s not the thought.

It’s the gift that
counts, right?

No, no, no. Mr. Winters. I
think you have it jumbled.

No, I think I got
it exactly right.

Don’t you?

Perhaps Ms. Christmas could
set the record straight for us.

Thank you, darling.

She’s right. It is the thought
that counts, Mr. Winters.

Which is what makes this
the perfect Christmas gift.

It can be anything to anyone

curated to their own
personal style and taste.

And now I’m going to hand
the broadcast back to Shannon

at HSC Headquarters, where
she’ll explain how you can send

your very own candy cane code
as a gift to someone special

just in time for Christmas.

Over to you, Shannon.

- Oh.
- Are you alright?

- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

You did great. I
am so proud of you.

I was like a deer
in the headlights.

You persevered with a little
assist from Mr. Winters.

You’re a natural
character, Mr. Winters.

Well, you know, I did a
little theater in high school.

I owe you one.

You really kept me from being
a train wreck out there.

Come on. You’re not
a train wreck at all.

You did great.

There’s really something special
about all this, isn’t there?

Mmhmm.

A little magic in it.

By the way, I’m having a
lot of fun working with you.

I’m having a lot of fun
working with you, too.

Okay.

We probably should
help her with the fans.

Yeah. Yes, right. Absolutely.
Fans wish I had one.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

I just wanted to
check in on you.

You seemed a little
tired last night.

Oh, well we’re just pulling
some long hours, honey.

Okay, good.

You just let me know
if you need a break.

I will.

Mr. Winters, is he going to be a
permanent addition to the show?

Time will tell.

You know, the best
moments on air happen

when you just roll
with the unexpected.

Something between you two,

sort of a will they
or won’t they vibe?

Why do you say that?

Well, you have an
undeniable chemistry,

and it’s always about
what’s best for the show.

Well, your what’s
best for the show.

Gail put off retiring.

One more Christmas
on the air together.

I honestly don’t know if I
have another year left in me.

You know what they say.

You can retire, but you can’t
retire from being incredible.

It’s so cheesy.

Just go. I’ll throw
you out of here.

How is your sofa bed?

I didn’t use it
that much, actually.

I spent most of the night
hanging out with Murray.

Are you an early riser?

No. No, but you’re a
very noisy sleeper.

Am absolutely not
a noisy sleeper.

- Yes, you are.
- No, I am not.

No, you are. And
we’re up front.

I can actually hear. Your
snoring is like a buzz saw.

- Oh, really?
- Yeah.

You talk in your
sleep and loudly.

No, I don’t.

Yeah, you do. And it’s
really crazy stuff.

Like, you make bad puns and then
you laugh at your own jokes.

Well, it just proves I’m
naturally funny.

Okay, All joking aside, you
are definitely proving yourself

on this trip.

Well, thank you. I’m
happy to be here.

So, listen, when did you
start working for Gail?

Let’s see. It was right
after my mom passed

around around the time I was
getting my marketing degree.

They had been friends for
years and Gail was taking off

like a rocket at HSC.

She needed an assistant. So...

She seems a little
more than a boss, huh?

She is. We’re family.

How close are you
with Elizabeth?

Why do you ask?

I just wondered if she
gave you any insight

as to why Gail is retiring.

No, I mean, she didn’t
mention anything to me.

I can’t help but feel that
she’s not telling me something.

We’re here!

I have to get going.
We have a busy day.

Okay.

- Gail.
- Mmm.

It’s time for another
daily health check.

Okay.

You know, I know this is
none of my business, but...

Why are you not
telling Amanda now?

I will tell her.

After Christmas.

Okay, listen, I
respect your decision.

I do. It’s just...

If I may.

It’s going to be
really hard on Amanda

if she finds it on her own.

And I’m only telling you that

because you two
are so close. Okay?

Right. Shall we?

So, Gail, anything special on
your Christmas list this year?

I don’t make a list. I
just like to be surprised.

Oh. What about you, Amanda?

Anything special on
your Christmas list?

Honestly, I haven’t had the
time to give it much thought.

You do realize you only
have 10 shopping days left

till Christmas, right?

Well, I guess I’m with Gail.

I do love a good surprise.

What is your favorite
Christmas gift ever?

- My favorite Christmas gift.
- Mmhmm.

I remember one year my mom
sent away for a personalized

storybook where my sister and
I were the main characters,

and we went on this epic
Christmas Eve adventure

with Santa Claus.
It was so much fun.

It was like we had
our own version

of "A Night Before Christmas".

It’s beautiful. And
look at you now.

You’re an apprentice to a real
life version of Santa Claus.

I think you’re on to something.

Cheers.

Merry Christmas.

Hello there.

You said it yourself.

I was never one to be
easily discouraged.

Everyone. James Andrews.

James. Everyone.

That’s right. James, I
recognize you from TV.

Yeah. My mom loved her soaps.

You, my friend,
were her favorite.

Thank you. It’s
always nice to hear.

Well it’s deserved.

James, why don’t
we go for a walk?

I never thought you’d ask.

So are they like?

They were.

Once upon a time, James
and Gail were engaged.

- Really?
- Mmhmm.

Not to be indelicate,
but why are you here?

Maybe because with
age comes wisdom.

I’ve always regretted
what happened with us.

Can’t help but wonder what
if we had stayed together?

Yeah.

As much as I love my life, I’ve
wondered what-if sometimes.

What if we try it again?

It’s too late to start over.

Well, we wouldn’t. We’d
pick up where we left off.

You’re not proposing
to me again, are you?

No, no. I just want to
show you that I kept it.

You always held a place
in my heart, Gail.

You’re the one that got away.

I am sorry that you came all
the way out here for nothing.

I... I just don’t have
time right now, James.

So?

I can reach out after
the tour is over?

I’m sorry.

Goodbye handsome.

James.

Hi.

You know, I’ve worked alongside
Gail for the past decade.

For what it’s worth,

I don’t think you
should give up.

Not yet.

These are the rest
of our tour dates,

along with my cell number.

Thank you.

What makes you think
she’ll change your mind.

If nothing else?

She’s a firm believer in
giving people second chances.

What is your judging
criteria, Gail?

- First presentation.
- Mmhmm.

Second taste.

I will give each category
a score between 1 and 10.

Great.

I’m in.

I present to you peanut
butter Christmas mice.

And I present to you Ms.
Christmas, Ms. Holiday

and Mr. Winters.
Gingerbread cookies.

That’s impressive.

I need a comeback.

From what?

From when you chose my
Ms. Christmas doughnut.

And I totally destroyed him.

Children. That
wasn’t a competition.

This is.

Game on.

It looks dry.

- Brace yourself.
- Good choice.

Get ready for another
disappointment.

Huh?

It’s a tie.

Oh, come... What?! A tie!

Each are equally exceptional.

Congratulations.

Hey, if you need a
tie-breaker on those cookies,

you know where to find me.

All right. I’m going to
try one of yours. Okay?

They do look adorable.

Cheers.

Mr. Winters.

Ms. Holiday.

What is the absolute best
Christmas present there is?

Oh, I don’t know. Ms. Holiday.

What is the absolute
best Christmas present?

A broken drum.

Because you just can’t beat it.

Oh! Here all evening, folks.

Right here.

Ho, ho, ho!

That was funny, a little.

Oh, well, I do think that
we can do a little better

than a broken drum.

The best present
that I can think of.

It’s just being here
with all of you.

Thank you for coming.

♪ Christmas ♪

♪ It’s a big one. ♪

♪ Christmas. ♪

♪ Going home this Christmas ♪

Oh, this is extraordinary.

Thank you so much.

Letters for Santa,
yay! Thank you.

This looks just like me.

♪ It’s the best
time of the year. ♪

- That’s a keeper.
- Oh, it’s heavy.

Merry Christmas.

♪ I am waiting for a kiss ♪

♪ underneath the mistletoe ♪

♪ before we have
to all go home ♪

He sprang to his sleigh, to
his team, gave a whistle.

And away they all flew
like the down of a thistle.

But I heard him exclaim
as he drove out of sight.

Happy
Christmas to all.

And to all a good night.

I heard someone reading
my favorite story

and I couldn’t help stopping
by to say Merry Christmas.

It’s so good to see you, Santa.

Hello, Ms. Christmas. It’s
lovely to see you again.

Now there’s a secret I
want you all to know.

When the elves at the North
Pole are running behind,

we sometimes catch up with a
little help from Ms. Christmas.

She is almost as important
to the Christmas holiday

as Santa himself.

Oh.

Thank you for those
kind words, Santa.

A professional courtesy.

You boys and girls are
all on the nice list.

Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas, Santa.

Did you arrange for
the visit from Santa?

I thought maybe you did.

I have always wanted to
try one of these things.

Oh, it looks like fun.

- These fun Carnival Games?
- Yeah.

Okay.

I’m going to land on
one of these three.

Are you ready?

All right.

Three, two, one.

Oh. Overshot it.

- Oh.
- All right.

I’ll try one and
we’ll see if we have.

I got to get you
a prize. Okay?

- Okay.
- I’m going to do this.

Win you a prize
and not even look.

Oh, you know, I have an idea.

All right? Okay.

Just roll with me here.
I’ll be a backdrop.

Hit me with it, I swear.

Really?

Yeah. Just bounce it off me.

Oh.

Oh, you did it.

Yay! Good job.

Oh, there you go.

So. Oh, it’s cute.

Hey, let’s take a
photo for posterity.

- Okay? Yeah, whereabouts?
- Right there.

Okay. After you.

Close your eyes. ♪

Right here. Okay.

How are you doing? Thank you.

Can we take like four
pictures or five or something?

Okay. This is like the
day after Christmas.

- Okay.
- Okay.

♪ Can’t wait until Christmas ♪

♪ I won’t ask for nothing. ♪

Right there.

♪ This is all I want ♪

You know, my mom had
this marvelous theory

about missed kisses.
- Yeah.

All the chances for romance

that you never pursue
or they never work out.

But just so many things had to
happen that are right or wrong

for us to end up right here
in this moment together.

With every mistake
I’ve ever made.

I didn’t want to
miss another kiss

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Hey.

I forgot that you live here.

So did I. Yeah.

You know, listen,

I’m going to... I’m going
to grab a snack, I think.

- Yeah. Good idea.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

I’ll be in a bit.

Okay.

Yes!

Hey, you stay away
from the pastries.

Okay. All right.

I guess now would be the time to
tell me what’s really going on.

Could we have some
privacy, please?

Yeah, of course.

I’m sorry.

Um... let’s sit.

Okay.

Honey, I... uh...

I have a brain tumor.

What?

Travis was hired to be my nurse.

Elizabeth insisted on it
as a condition of the tour.

I know. This is not how I
intended for you to find out.

I knew something was off.

I just...

that you’ve been so exhausted.

Your sudden decision to retire.

You wanted me to
take over the show.

I have always intended for
you to take over the show.

Now I just has to
happen a little sooner

than I originally planned.

You should have told me.

Travis wanted me to.

I... wanted to wait
till after Christmas.

After Christmas?
Why? Why not now?

’Cause telling you
makes it real, I guess.

Telling you makes
it inevitable.

I don’t want to be treated
any differently, Amanda.

I just want to enjoy
the time I have left

doing exactly what I love,

surrounded by the
people that I love.

I was the one that was
supposed to be there for you.

You have always been
there for me, sweetheart.

And gifting you
this show, honey,

means that I get to
take care of you, too,

even after I’m gone.

Are you sure that
you have pursued

every treatment possibility?

You know me.

I never give up without a fight.

But this is...

one battle I just might not win.

This isn’t fair.

I am not ready to lose you.

They say I have another
year, maybe two.

Well, that is too soon for me.

Listen to me.

I have had the
most wonderful life

and knowing you has been
the best part of it.

You are the daughter
I always wished I had.

Oh, honey.

You may have thought it
was the right thing to do

to not tell me.

But it feels selfish.

And I have never once
known you to be selfish...

about anything.

I don’t know what to say.

I just...

I think I need to talk to
you about it in the morning.

Amanda.

You know that if I could have
told you, I would have. Right?

I understand. I just...
I hate being deceived.

And this is worse because
you both lied to me,

and I know that I’m in it.

And that is why I am
truly, truly sorry.

Thank you.

I can’t imagine my
life without Gail.

She’s been like a mother to me.

And you would do anything
for her, wouldn’t you?

Anything.

You know.

Nursing is not
really my dream job.

I just did it

because I wanted to help
my mom when she got sick.

I was lucky.

I got a chance to be with
her all the way to the end.

Listen.

There’s going to be a lot
of hard days up ahead.

But there’s also
going to be days

you’re going to have
to cherish. Okay?

I’ll be there for Gail
every step of the way.

I’m sorry about your mom.

Oh, thanks.

But, you know, she’s
probably up there right now

staring down at
me and she’s happy

because I finally decided
to do something for myself.

Like finding your dream job?

Yes. Like finding
my dream job.

As a matter of fact,

I think playing Mr. Winters
is my dream job.

And I owe it all to you
and Gail for supporting me.

Yeah, you’re a natural at it.

So are you.

I’m not quite there yet.

I have a lot to learn.

I think I’m ready to
tell her how I feel.

That’s a great idea.

Come on.

Gail...

Thank you for giving
me time to process.

I’m not facing
what you’re facing,

and I don’t know how
I would handle it,

but I do know that you
are trying to protect me,

and that’s what
matters the most.

Now, for the rest of the tour,
you’re going to have to tell me

how you’re doing
on a daily basis.

Today I am feeling good
despite the extra work.

The tours made me feel
like I’m ten years younger.

I’m glad to hear it.

What is your
professional opinion?

Well, it is true that
being active and productive

is beneficial health wise.

With this specific diagnosis,
things can remain good

until, unfortunately,
they aren’t.

It can take a turn
very suddenly.

- Gail.
- Mm?

I’m going to need
you to be honest.

I will. I promise.

And Travis, if you become
concerned about Gail’s health

at any moment,
just tell me, okay?

I will. I promise.

Well, all right.

I think it’s important that
we embrace the silver lining

in this not so great situation.

For better or worse, we are
all in this together now.

So let’s make every moment
that we have on the road count

as a family. All right?

You got it.

Sorry to interrupt. Are
you ready for our shoot?

- Oh, yes.
- Yes.

- Family photos.
- Great.

Okay.

Down here?

- Come on right in here.
- All right.

Let’s give your coats
over there. Great.

All right. You look spectacular.

Great. All right. Give me
a little holiday cheer.

- Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas.

Mr. Winters.

Ms. Holiday.

Have you finished your
Christmas shopping yet?

I’m afraid not. I actually
haven’t even started.

Wow. Well, you had
better catch up

because there are only four more
Christmas shopping days left.

- Ooh.
- That’s right.

Four more days.

Do you know why they
call me Ms. Christmas?

Because I pride myself
on being able to pick out

the perfect gift for anyone.

Like. This.

This is a little piece of
jewelry that I absolutely adore.

I first saw them
when I was touring

the local craft shops right
here in Mission. In fact...

Thank you, Mr. Winters.

Jaydene, come here.

In fact, I love them so much
that I asked Jaydene here

if she could possibly
find a way to make enough

so that we could share
them with all of you.

Jaydene, what was the
inspiration for this idea?

Well, in "A Christmas
Carol", Scrooge says,

I will honor
Christmas in my heart

and try to keep it all the year.

And with this brooch,
you can honor Christmas

by keeping it near your heart.

Oh, that’s so beautiful.

Thank you.

Shall we see if the audience
loves it as much as I do?

I think they will.

All right. Are you ready?

This item goes on
sale... right now.

Wow. That sold out fast.

Record time.

Wow. We are all
sold out already.

That was faster than Santa can
shoot down the chimney, wasn’t it?

Congratulations Jaydene.

- Seriously?
- Yes.

That’s incredible.

You are a reminder that
small towns like Mission

are not only great
places to visit,

but they are great
places to shop, too.

- Thank you so much.
- Yes.

Thank you. And
we’ll be right back.

You okay?

Yeah, I’m perfectly
fine. I just...

It’s exciting.

Hello, and Merry
Christmas, everybody.

Thank you. Hello.

Oh, Gail, you are dehydrated,
probably from your medications.

So what I’m going to do
is I’m going to give you

an IV of fluids and hopefully
you’ll feel better soon.

Thank you.

I’m grateful you were
on this trip with us.

That’s my job.
And my pleasure.

Mr. Winters just
is my side hustle.

Okay.

- Gail.
- Mmhmm.

When you’re ready, there
is someone outside.

And I think you’d be interested
to hear what he has to say.

- Okay. We’ll be out soon.
- Good.

- Oh, thank you.
- You’re welcome.

- Oh, it’s chilly.
- Mmhmm.

Hi.

- So nice to see you.
- Hi.

- I’m glad you came.
- Thanks so much.

Gail.

You, my dear, are a stinker.

Come on, Travis.

I think these two have a
lot of catching up to do.

Oh, no. You both stay.

You are in this with me now.

James, would you
like to have a seat?

Thank you.

- Hey.
- Good to see you.

So why don’t you tell
us how you both met?

We were high school sweethearts
with a knack for theater.

And after graduation, we
took a chance at Hollywood.

We’re working steady, getting
supporting roles, a few leads.

Plus, we both wanted
to get married.

But I had to take a break.

Move back to Westport
to help out my parents.

And after a while, I had
no desire to move back.

But James, and rightly so,
had no desire to leave.

We kept in touch for a while,
but we just drifted apart.

I concur with most of
the facts of that story.

So what did I get wrong?

Hey, if you just said the word.

I would have left it
all behind for you.

I could never do that to you.

I think we were just following
our heart at the time

and it just didn’t lead us
back to each other until now.

Why now?

I’d like to be a
sponsor on the tour.

You can’t be serious.
The tour is almost over.

I’m absolutely serious.

I’ll have you know, you’re
looking at the primary investor.

The Pop-Up Christmas
tree company.

And what is the pop up
Christmas Tree Company?

It’s easier to show you.

This is our pocket-sized
travel version.

And it’s for people who spend
time on the road at Christmas,

Ain’t that cute?

And we have these that range
anywhere from six inches

like this model
on up to six feet.

I’ve got to say,
I kind of love it.

What do you guys think?

It made me smile.

I side with Gail here.

I think people are
going to love it.

All right, Amanda, do you
think you can find a spot

for a kiosk for James?

I am on it.

In the meantime,

how about you and I take a
little tour around Elmhurst?

- Shall we?
- Yes, we shall.

What made you just
start writing me?

"For All of Christmas"
came on one night

and I got to thinking
how happy we were

and the fact that we never
did have a good reason

for breaking up.

Nope. Love was still there.

But I needed more.
I needed a purpose.

A creative outlet.

I know. Had we stayed together,
none of this would exist.

You managed to make the
world a better place.

Merry Christmas.

So what’s the verdict?

People like them.
Festive and convenient.

Those are the key takeaways.

So how would you feel about
coming on air with me tonight?

I would like that.

Back on stage together.

It would be just like old times.

Gail?

Gail. Gail. Gail. Gail. Gail.

I gotcha. I gotcha.

- Gail?
- Can you hear me?

Gail, we’re here.

Hey, we’re here.

Gail. All right, call 911 and
put it on speaker, please.

Gail?

Gail. Honey, can you hear me?

911. What
is your emergency?

I need an ambulance to
Elmhurst Fairgrounds.

I’ve got a female here
early 60s, unconscious,

with an erratic pulse.

I think she’s having an adverse
reaction to her medication.

What is
the medication for?

Metastatic brain cancer.

Standby on the
line. An ambulance is en route.

Thank you. Gail?

Gail, we’re here. Okay?

Can you hear me?

Welcome back.

What happened?

Oh, you’re in the hospital.

You just had an allergic
reaction to your medication.

They’ve adjusted
the prescription.

It shouldn’t happen again.

Elizabeth wants us to
cut the tour short.

She would feel better about
you doing our final broadcast

at the studio.

What do you want to do?

It’s not my decision to make.

I am making it up to you.

Whatever you decide,
I’ll stand by.

I’ll check back in a bit.

They’re going to keep
you here to monitor you.

Just to be safe.

- Try to rest.
- Thanks.

Okay.

Mm.

The lack of festiveness in
this room just wouldn’t do.

That’s very thoughtful of you.

You gave us all quite a scare.

Yeah. Sorry.

We never did have
great timing, did we?

No. We did not.

You know. I don’t know
how much time I have left.

That’s why it’s important
for us to take the time

that we do have
and make it count.

There is still something
between us, isn’t there?

Always has been.

If you don’t have plans, why
don’t you come to Westport

and spend Christmas with me?

Spending Christmas
with Ms. Christmas.

What could be possibly
better than that?

Ms. Christmas is going
to be retired by then,

so you’ll have to
settle for just me.

That’s even better.

I have news.

How’s she doing?

She’s awake. As
spirited as ever.

Oh, good.

So are we staying on the
road or are we headed home?

To be determined.

I’ll let you know as
soon as we figure it out.

Okay. Keep me posted.

I’ll be in the bus.

It’s my happy place. I kind
of need that right now.

I hate to think of what
would have happened

if you hadn’t been there.

Oh, let’s just say
I’m happy I was.

She’s not just a
patient. She’s a friend.

We’re in this together, right?

We are.

You know, Elizabeth wants us
to head back to Westport early

to finish the last few episodes.

Gail is leaving it up to me.

It’s a big decision to make.

What do you think?

I think you both
owe it to yourselves

to finish what you started.

And not to worry.

I’ll be right there
with you the whole way.

I’ll be arm’s reach
away from Gail

all the way to the
end of the trip.

But you need to finish strong.

Because believe me, you
will be so much more happier

knowing that you spent
that extra time together.

That’s exactly what
I’d hoped you’d say.

- Thank you.
- Come here.

Any news?

The doctor wants to
keep her overnight.

Well, we have a show tonight.

In all these years, I
have never missed one.

I’m going to have to have
you fill in for me, honey.

I’ll just. I’ll give
it my best shot.

Mr. Winters can
go on with you.

Yeah, sure.

No, no. He needs to be
here keeping an eye on you,

because I can’t.

Okay. Well, Mr. Winters,
will be with you in spirit.

I’ll be here with Gail
watching the show,

and I’ll be rooting for
you every step of the way.

- Sit.
- Okay.

I thought you might want to
open your Christmas present

a little early.

You’ve already given me so much.

Wearing it will bring
you luck tonight.

It’s a keepsake of
our time together.

And you can add little
individual charms

with whatever the
future may bring.

I love it.

Thank you.

What is this?

It’s beautiful.

Come here.

All right. One last professional
tip from one pro to another.

When you look into that camera,
just be your authentic self.

Your goal as host is to
create trust and just have

an honest and open
dialogue with your viewer.

From your heart to theirs.

Let them really see you.

Let’s see how fabulous you are.

Wish me luck.

I love you.

So I’m curious.

Do you mind me asking
what the note said?

That’s just between us girls.

My sweetest Ms. Holiday.

I am so proud of the wonderful
person you’ve become.

And I’m so honored to have
you carry on my legacy.

You may not feel
ready for this, honey,

but I know in my
heart that you are.

I have watched you grow into
a confident and fearless woman

with a passion to
connect with people.

Everything you are is all you
ever need to be successful

now and always.

That’s not only true
for Ms. Holiday,

but for you too, Amanda.

Thank you for being
part of my journey.

I love you.

I believe in you.

It’s your magic time.

Five minute
warning, Ms. Holiday.

So how does this work?

It’s a live feed from
our production hub,

separate from the broadcast.

We get to see everything.

I’m nervous for her.

She’s going to be great.

But maybe you should be there.

Are you sure?

I got James. Go.

Yeah.

Okay. All right. Okay.

Thank you.

You look
absolutely fabulous.

Are you here?

No. Following doctor’s orders.

I have a live feed in my room.

I didn’t want you to
go up there alone.

I am so lucky.

I have the voice of Ms.
Christmas herself in my ear.

You’re going to be wonderful.

Break a leg.

It’s magic time.

Welcome to the Ms.
Christmas tour on HSC.

It is so very important
for you all to know

that Ms. Christmas
was called away

on urgent business this
evening to the North Pole.

She is helping
Santa Claus himself

with last-minute preparations
for his big night.

I also happen to know for a fact

that Ms. Christmas
is watching right now

So how about some
Christmas cheer

for Ms. Christmas herself.

Thank you. It means
the world to her.

For those of you who don’t
know, I am Ms. Holiday,

Ms. Christmases apprentice.

Before I get to the next thing

from the Ms.
Christmas collection,

I wanted to take a moment to
talk about the holiday season.

It is a time of year that
means many different things

to many different people.

For some of us, it is about
connecting with family

and friends over a festive meal

and exchanging of presents,

baking that favorite
holiday recipe

and decorating the
Christmas tree.

We all have our very
own unique traditions

and we love to celebrate
them each year.

I have worked with Ms.
Christmas for 10 years now,

and if there is one thing I have
learned from her above all else,

it is this.

Christmas is a time of magic

and it is hiding in the
most unexpected places.

But if you don’t believe in it,
you’re never going to find it.

You need to believe
in the magic.

To make the magic possible.

Now on to the show.

Woo!

Here’s our first item from
the Ms. Christmas collection.

I read every one
of your letters.

Better late than never.

I had no idea you
were such a poet.

Thank you. I’m not
giving up on us.

Never.

Come here.

I would like to
propose a toast.

I think that when you’re with
someone and time goes on,

you start to forget what
brought you together

in the first place.

My hope for you two is that
together, you can find a balance

between work and having a life.

Which is something I
could never master.

Love should be something that
you are excited to work for.

Well said.

Here. Here.

Well said, indeed.

To love.

- To love.
- To love.

Oh, I love champagne.

- Come on, girl.
- Yeah, it’s very nice.

You know, I do like the idea of
being a couple for Christmas.

- A couple for Christmas.
- Mm.

I kind of like that idea,
too, but a couple of what?

Is that your attempt
at a bad joke?

Well.

Come here.

Shall we?

We shall.

It has been my absolute
pleasure to come into your homes

every year at Christmas time.

You have allowed me, in a way,
to become a real life version

of Santa Claus.

But the greatest
gift I’ve ever known

is not when I gave.

It’s what you’ve given me.

This beautiful community
of friends and co-workers.

And you, my dear viewers.

I am so blessed to consider
all of you, my family.

I love you.

It’s okay.

Although I may not be here to
celebrate with you next year,

I make this Christmas
wish for all of you.

For this Christmas.

And for every
Christmas yet to come.

May you never be too grown up
to believe in Christmas magic.

All right.

Merry Christmas.