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You, Me and Christmas Makes Three (2024)

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You, Me and Christmas Makes Three (2024)

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(Female Announcer)

It's a winter wonderland

celebrating the holidays.

How can anybody be unhappy

during this

wonderful time of the year?

(Male Announcer) Oh, Lisa, I totally agree.

I mean, it's just...

it's so wonderful to know

that people are at

home with their families,

just enjoying the

holiday, enjoying Christmas.

How can anybody be

unhappy on this day?

Impossible.

Impossible, it really is impossible.

(Female announcer) It's gonna be a hot

Christmas, lemme tell you!

(Male Announcer) Love the hugs and

- just knowing

- the family.

It's just getting together.

It really is about

the family, isn't it?

It really is amazing that

no matter what's going on

in your life, your family's always

there for Christmas.

(Female Announcer) Absolutely.

(Male announcer) Tell me about

Christmas in your home.

(Female announcer) Oh,

it is just like a white

Christmas every year.

Our families get together.

We all get along.

We love being together.

Oh, the presents.

We have so many presents to give out

with all the

children and their children.

Merry frickin' Christmas

from a bunch of nerds

nerds that are selling you

expensive crap,

that will never - ha-make you rich.

Wouldn't that be hilarious?

You know who else

can't be in a bad mood.

Who's that?

Calvin Daly.

We're going live to

Hollywood, California,

where he's celebrating a warm

Christmas, California style.

Thank you, Max.

We're here live on the Sunset Strip.

And as you can see, this

isn't what you think of

when it typically

comes to Christmas.

It's warm and sun-

Oh, what do we have here?

You think it's okay to interrupt

me while I'm working this-

You little-

great shot of you guys.

Jolly Christmas!

I'm sorry.

(Cameraman) Calvin.

We're clear, right?

No, this is unacceptable.

We're live?

Hey.

- Who let this human trash near me?

- (Girl) We're live?

(Man) Oooh! Easy, Guy!

(Calvin) Where's security?

Do I interrupt your jobs...

Flipping burgers!

That's not even

what I do for a living.

(Man) Say it, don't spray it, pal!

(Man) I want the news, not the weather!

(Calvin) I'll get you fired!

What?

Turn the cam-

Turn the camera off.

I'm turning this into TMZ.

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

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

Delete!

Delete!

No.

No. No. No.

Doh!

It's just four shares.

It's no big deal. It's okay.

It's just four shares.

Cheers, Calvin.

Well, Mom, it's not like

I wanna move back, okay?

But I don't have a choice.

Oh, it's just temporary, okay?

I'm not gonna be in your way at all.

I just need-

I'm just saying, if

you had a husband,

you wouldn't have to leave.

Willa, am I on speaker phone?

You know I hate that.

Take me off speaker ph-

Okay, well, speakerphone or no husband,

which do you hate more?

Willa, do not speak to me like that.

Do I seriously have to listen to

this now of all times?

Look, I am not gonna

have this conversation

when you're behaving like that.

But Mom-

I will see you when you get here.

All right, bye.

Love you too.

Please, please, please, please.

Mom, I'm sorry, I just really-

This is Marcus, your driver.

You ready to go to SeaTac?

Yeah.

I'll be right down.

(Announcer) Tech giant KoolMyne

files for bankruptcy

nearly one year after a sarcastic

Christmas day post

prompted an investigation into the

company's practices.

Sources from within the firm have

begun to speak out

about questionable

practices that may have...

Any word?

Sir.

Oh, you're next?

Henry Lynch.

I've been here the

past two days and

I've spoken to you each time.

You saying I don't

stand out at all to you?

Sir, see a lot of-

Large tattooed men

looking for a pink suitcase.

I told you the

airline would contact you...

When they found the pink suitcase.

The one that's sitting right there.

Do you have your

confirmation or ticket numb-

Are you kidding me?

It's a strange suitcase.

It's my granddaughters.

- Okay.

- You done?

Okay.

Hey, aren't you?

Nah.

You're nobody.

Nobody?

You know who I am.

Oh, m-

Mother!

Hi.

Come on in.

Thanks.

[Debbie coughing]

You okay?

Yeah, why?

I don't know.

You just look um...

Old?

Well, that's what happens

when you don't visit for five years.

Actually, it's been sev...

(Debbie) Hmm.

Yeah, it has.

But you're here now

and you're all mine.

- I'm just gonna go to my room

- So why don't you go to your room

and I'll make

dinner in about an hour.

Okay, cool.

Oh, you have got to be kidding me.

Who checks stuff like this?

(Debbie) Hey, I was wondering if...

Willa, do you really

think you should be going

on a shopping spree right now?

It's not mine.

I must have grabbed the

wrong bag off the carousel.

Oh, and it took me

like an hour to get here

and now I have to go back.

Now, just wait a minute.

Why don't we get

something to eat before you go?

Wait a couple hours,

traffic will die down

and you can just take my car.

Okay?

Yeah. Are you okay?

Macaroni and cheese

still your favorite?

Mom, I'm 32.

I'm an adult.

So with bacon.

Yeah.

You liked it.

Mm-hmm.

Do you want some wine?

No, ever since

that Now Feed post

I kinda stopped drinking.

Oh yeah, that. Hmm. Right.

Besides you have some

driving to do tonight.

Though I suppose I can go...

No!

I mean, no point in

wasting tomorrow too.

Yeah.

You're right.

I just need, uhh... yeah.

All right.

Cheerio, mum.

Yeah, cheerio.

(Brandon) At least we got our bags back.

Let's just go to mom's

- and forget all about this.

- Oh, sorry, excuse me.

I just heard you got your bags back.

Where's the last baggage?

Oh yeah, it's just past that

carousel to the left.

Yeah, and lots of luck to you.

Why's that?

Let's just say he's challenging.

Very rude.

Almost no help at all.

We saw our own bags and we had to

make him get them.

(Willa) Hmm.

Sounds charming.

Thank you.

Hey! What are you doing?

Were you just

about to steal from me?

No reason to give me

that kind of attitude.

You were about to steal from me.

Duh.

If I see you again, I'm

gonna kick your skull in.

(Thief) Ooh.

Nice.

And you still have

Mr. Baggage to deal with.

(Willa) Yeah.

Good luck.

Thanks.

Wait, wait.

Sorry you have to come back tomorrow.

No. This will just take a minute.

We are closed for the day.

Listen, you're here

and you're helping me.

I am not asking.

You don't tell me what to do.

Yes, I do.

I did not spend two

hours driving home and back

so you could leave when

you could clearly help me.

Stop.

Make me!

In about two seconds, I'm gonna...

Yeah, what are you gonna do?

I dare you, Mr. C. Daly.

Try to get it back.

See! See what's gonna happen!

All right, all right.

Let me boot up my computer.

Earth to C. Daly.

Helloooo?

I know your phone is down there

but you probably

shouldn't stare at me like that.

My face is up here.

What is wrong with you?

Okay! What's the problem?

Did you get any bags like

this get checked in here

because I grabbed the wrong one.

So I'm pretty sure the

owner of this one has mine.

Are you sure that's not your bag?

Yes, I would know my stuff.

Fine.

Oh, I am begging you to give me

- attitude right now.

- I'm not trying to give you...

I mean, who goes to the airport

pretending their bag is missing?

There's not a bag that's missing

that resembles that one.

But I'll go check the back.

There's nothing back

there that looks like this.

I'll tell you what.

Write down your information and...

I'll see what I can do, yeah?

Will you?

I promise.

All right.

So you wanna leave

wanna leave that bag?

Are you high?

I'm not letting this one out of my

sight until I have mine.

Okay.

Miss, miss.

Miss, Miss Rhoades.

Aren't you forgetting something?

What are you doing?

Oh, no, no, I, it's not...

Um...

My phone. My phone.

Oh.

Right.

I'll stay in touch.

Don't even think about it.

Hyah!

Try me.

Whatevs, Lady-splainer!

(Willa) And then he actually

had the nerve to

ask me if it wasn't my stuff.

It was unbelievable.

Yeah, hard to believe people

actually act that way.

Although, in all fairness...

(Willa) Yeah I know...

Everybody hates me.

No, no.

Not everybody hates you.

They just don't

really like you is all.

Just because I don't

take people's crap?

Willa, everybody has crap.

Why must you constantly

point it out to everyone?

No, no, no, no, no.

You are so quick to

point everyone's flaws

and problems out,

but oh, heaven forbid

that anybody points out yours.

I'm going for a drive.

Yes, I'm dying to

hear what you have to say

and how you're going to...

ALL RIGHT!

I'm sorry.

I don't know why I did that.

Me either.

Just... go take your drive.

Need anything while I'm out?

No.

(Theresa) Oh, I'm s-

Calvin?

Theresa.

Wow, it's been a while.

Almost a year, yeah.

You weren't in there, were you?

No, I mean, yeah.

How have things been for you?

Oh, you haven't seen?

Seen what?

I'm the main LA correspondent now.

You know, your old job.

Great, that's really happy for you.

What are you doing here?

They sent me to cover the big story.

You know the one about the mayor?

I don't watch much news.

Oh, it is great.

Embezzlement, city funds for

hookers and drugs,

it's got it all.

Oh, that's...

Yeah, my ride's

here, so I'm just gonna...

Yeah.

He's right there, okay, bye.

Okay, yeah, that's, oh, that is

great seeing you.

You are never gonna

believe who I just saw.

Calvin!

Yeah, he was leaving

this horrible cafe.

He just looked kinda dirty.

Got your job, Calvin! Meh! The mayor.

You know what?

(Recording) The person

you're trying to reach

is not accepting calls right now.

(Recording) The person

you're trying to reach

is not accepting calls right now.

They're blocking me!

Okay.

[phone ringing]

[sighs]

Hello.

Hey, hey, it's Calvin.

The baggage guy.

Kevin the who? The...

Hey!

C. Daly!

What's going on?

I really needed...

Yes, you needed...

You know what?

We havn't found your baggage.

But we're still looking for it,

and I just thought you

really needed to know that.

Sure, that's awesome.

You called me to tell

me nothing happened.

(Debbie's voice) Not everybody hates you,

they just don't

really like you at all.

Um.

What I meant to say was,

thank you for keeping me updated.

I really appreciate

you keeping me up to date.

[scoffs]

Are you okay?

Yes, why?

You sound like you

have a g*n to your head.

If you need some ransom money, or...

if you can't talk

just stomp twice.

All right, you made your point.

That's better.

I just, I'm trying to be

the nicer, kinder Willa.

That's all.

Don't hurt yourself.

You know what?

I actually like you better this way.

Oh, you like me, huh?

(stammering) No, it's not

that I don't like you.

I mean, I do, but

not in, I don't know.

You know,

It's okay,

you're off the hook,

I know what you mean.

Anything else?

No.

Oh, okay.

Well, let me know if you

found out anything else.

[call ended tone]

Bye.

Yeah! That's a great idea!

[indistinct background chatter]

[Calvin's ringtone]

As I live and breathe!

Shayna Mason, how's the best agent

in all of Hollywood?

Yeah. Calvin. Hi, been a while.

Yeah, what can I do for you?

As you know, the Mason

Agency has been going

in a new direction lately.

No, no, I didn't know that.

And as a result, we've been

reviewing our roster,

making sure our

talent reflects the future

of the Mason Agency.

The future is talent that reflects

the changing media landscape.

Unfortunately, we no longer feel you

reflect our new image.

Shayna, you sound like a recording.

We wish you all the best

in your future endeavors.

Shayna, we've known

each other for years. This...

It's a slump! It's a slump!

Thank you for chooseing the

Mason Agency.

[phone alert]

What now?

Fancy running into you here.

Shouldn't you be

scouring the streets for me

instead of stuffing your face?

I mean, you could at least...

Hey, I'm just messing around.

I know, I just, it's not you.

My talent agent

called and dropped me.

Baggage handlers need talent agents?

Wow! Only in California.

Oh, so you're an actor or something?

Or something.

That's cool.

Have you been in

anything that I might have...

O, M, F-ing, G!

C, Daly!

Calvin Daly, now I remember.

Yep, that's me.

Disgraced correspondant.

Oh my God, you don't

even know about half of it.

You practically got me fired.

How did I get you fired?

Because I was working

when you did what you did.

And I accidentally

sent a sarcastic post

that eventually led to the end of

the company I worked for.

And that's my fault?

What, no, not exactly.

But, but, but...

Not at all.

Okay, sorry.

I'm... really sorry.

I didn't mean anything by it.

That really sucks.

Thanks.

What...

Okay, go right ahead.

Oh!

- That is awful, what...

- Yeah!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, awful, right?

Yeah, I know.

All right, help yourself.

Oh, sorry, that was an emergency.

I forgive you.

So, what do you ask this?

So if you just got fired,

do you think it's the best idea

to go on a shopping spree?

It's not my choice, if you remember.

But I do have my credit cards,

so I say just blow them up

now and deal with it later.

It is almost Christmas.

Nothing says Christmas like

going into debt, right?

h*! h*! h*! I still have

my credit card.

Yeah, at least you have that luxury.

You see what I'm eating.

Okay well come on then.

What?

Come on, let's go.

Go where?

If I'm taking you out to dinner,

you are not going dressed like that.

And clearly neither one of us is

- eating those nasty tacos.

- Okay...

Yeah, I'm not eating this,

but I can't go with you.

Come on, the Vista Fashion Mall is

like 10 minutes away.

I'll buy you something nice to wear

and treat us to an edible dinner.

No, no.

Why not?

Hmm? It's not like I'm

going to pay for any of it,

at least not for a very long time.

Come on, my car is

right across the street.

If I have to take

your phone hostage

again, I will.

All right, all right, fine.

Clearly you never heard the word no.

No, here.

Carry these.

(Willa) Come on let's go.

You already bought the whole mall.

We don't even need to go.

Hey Mrs. Claus, this one's for you

Tell me sweet mama,

what's a guy to do

I'm tired of pretending

this is who I am

Come on, Mrs. Claus

Let me be your man

I could shave and

wear a cap in my head

Buy matching robes all shiny and red

I'm begging you please,

I'll do all that I can

Come on, Mrs. Claus

let me be your man

Ever since I was a little boy

I never cared much

for all those toys

You've always been the one for me

A beautiful angel

on top of the tree

Christmas Eve, if

you're feeling alone

Go right ahead and pick up the phone

Give me a call

I'll come quick as I can

Oh, come on, Mrs. Claus

Let me be your man

You might as well

lick the plate,

there's nothing on it.

(Server) Can I get you anything else?

Just the check, please.

Thank you.

I so needed a night out.

Thank you for joining me.

And this way at least

we're not out by ourselves

like some losers.

Even though we totally are.

Well, nobody needs to know.

(Server) No rush, guys.

No rush, right.

I was assumed I was code for

please leave immediately.

I think you're right.

She was... She was nice.

Mmmm...

You don't think so?

Are you sure I can't

help you with something?

I got it.

How many times are you gonna ask?

Besides, I don't do

nice things often,

so don't question it.

Okay.

Come on, let's go.

That was a good meal.

- Best I've had in awhile!

- Dare I say it...

I think we had fun.

Careful.

People might start

thinking we like each other.

I know they might even think

we're nice people.

Nice.

Ha! Yeah, right.

I don't think that'll be a problem.

(Valet) Thank you.

So what are you doing tomorrow?

The bagage thing.

Guess I might as well

accept that's what I do now.

Still better than my job.

Well, or rather my non-job.

Non-job.

So what are you...

NOT doing tomorrow?

Mooching off mom.

Maybe arguing with her a little.

Okay.

Sounds exciting.

Wish I was doing that.

What are you...

Sorry, I...

I paid for the date, so

I make the first move.

Here's us.

What, are you walking home?

Uhh... huh?

This car. It go places.

Yes, yes, yes.

Are you coming?

Yeah.

Here's your ahemcar, ma'am.

Is my car not good

enough for you, Mr. Valet?

(Calvin) Let him know.

(Valet) No, ma'am, I mean...

AH!

Tips are for good service.

You tell him.

Why don't you buy yourself

some manners?

(Valet) Very sorry.

[laughing]

Good night.

Where did you find my house?

That's not important.

What's important is I've never met

anyone like you before.

But our lives are such a mess.

Then we can rebuild them together.

We can be anything.

Anything.

Anything.

What do you want?

(Debbie) What do you want?

Mom!

What do you want?

What do I... you're in my room!

For the 100th time,

I'm going to the store.

What do you want?

Nothing!

Oh, gee whiz!

My daughter's cracking up?

I tell you what, I gotta take care

of a crazy person now?

(Calvin) Yes, yes, absolutely.

This is gonna make someone happy.

Okay, great, I will

coordinate that with her

and I will be in touch.

Yes, Merry Christmas.

Uh-huh, all right, bye.

Oh, hey, how can I help you?

I got rerouted here.

I was supposed to be

in San Francisco,

but they were fogged in

and I don't know if my bag

made it on the flight.

Oh no, let's see if we

can get that resolved.

You said your final destination

was San Francisco?

No, it was

supposed to be Portland.

The change was made in Chicago.

Okay, we'll start there.

Thank you, you're very helpful.

What, did I say something wrong?

No, not at all.

Oh, he's thinking of me too.

Wait, that's it?

Wait, oh my God, yay, it's awesome!

They found my bag.

Hey, yes, this is Calvin Daly.

Yeah, oh, she's here actually.

Okay, we are in San Diego,

but she will be headed to Portland

in about an hour.

Can we get her bag sent there?

Okay, that's all.

Taken care of.

Oh my God, I can't

believe it was that easy.

Oh, I can't, no.

Please take it, buy something nice

for your girlfriend?

I don't have a... girlfriend.

Uh-huh!

Right.

Besides, I heard the

guy that works here

is a total nightmare.

What?

I wanna know who that was.

They must have fired him

and gotten you instead.

Maybe.

Anyways, thank you very

much, you're very kind.

Thank you.

Kind.

Hey there.

You won't believe this.

Someone just called me kind.

Why, was she stoned or something?

I don't think so.

She even left me a tip.

Wow, don't tell me

you're going soft on me,

I'm not sure I can handle that.

Okay, so anyway, I'm about to get

out of here about 3:00.

Okay, I know it's out of your way.

Yeah, yes, no, I'll pick you up

before I can go to the other.

Great!

It's a d...

I'm sorry, what was that?

Did you just use the "D" word?

It's...

You mean date?

Well?

I'm waiting.

And unless you're

talking about the fruit,

I think you'll like my answer.

Okay, well go get your bag and then

we'll go on a...

It's not actually a bad word.

Date.

We'll go on a-

Yes, yes, yes, okay, I'm not gonna

make you say it twice,

I don't want you

to have an aneurysm.

(Calvin laughs)

Aneurysm, okay.

I'll see you around 3:00.

What am I gonna wear?

(Woman) Sir?

- Dang it!

- SIR?

How can I help you?

My name is

Susana Belen Sepulveda Garcia Diaz

Can you tell me how

can I find my bag?

Hey honey, I was just wondering...

Wow.

You look amazing.

Yeah, the guy at the

airport found my bag

so we're gonna go

make the exchange now.

Looking like that?

Looking like what?

No, that's not what I mean.

I mean, you look nice, that's all.

There's nothing wrong

with wanting to look nice.

No, I know.

You just, you look...

Yeah?

You look stunning.

Thank you.

So, you're going to get your bag?

Yeah, the lost

baggage guy found my bag

so we're gonna go make

the exchange together.

Hmm, got it.

What, there's nothing to get?

Mm-hmm.

Are you sure you're okay?

Yes, honey, I am fine.

Oof!

Have fun!

(Cop) Hey, lady.

Lose the phone, get moving.

I'm waiting.

No standing there, move.

Lady, I said move.

Move!

I'm trying.

I have to go around

a very rude traffic cop

is making me move.

[metal scraping]

(Susana) You see, the whole

thing was a mistake, really.

My bags, you know,

the ones that wound up

in Winnipeg of all places.

You know, I got those

from the TV, you know?

They were advertising them.

You would have think that

luggage as unusual as this

would have stood out enough that

they would have paid

a little more

attention to where it's going.

But I guess that you can't.

Perdar? No se puede.

No se puede para nada.

Hmm.

Wait, no!

No, I didn't wanna send that.

I was gonna think I wanna see him.

I mean, I do wanna see him,

but does he wanna see me?

I don't know.

Does he like me the way I like him?

Or-or-or are we just gonna get a bag?

You know. Does he wanna see me that way?

Crap!

Why do I have to send that?

(Susana) You can clearly see

why it's really important

that this be given the

utmost of your attention.

I'm really not the kind

of person who believes

she's above anyone else

or should get

preferential treatment.

But surely you will

agree that in this case, huh?

[speaking Spanish]

Ma'am, would you get to some point?

Any point.

Please.

My luggage never

showed up from Vancouver.

(Willa) Great, now he thinks

I'm a crazy person.

Stop it.

Stop it!

Knock it off!

You, voice phone!

(Phone) I was only trying to help.

Send a text to C. Daly.

SEND...

a text...

to C...

DALY!

Pinnipeds, commonly known as seals,

are a diverse

group of marine mammals

which include the walrus,

sea lions and fur seals.

(Susana) No!

No comprende?

Yeah, yeah.

Maleta, maleta.

Yeah, yeah.

Suitcase! Ahora! Ahora!

No comprende.

No comprende...

Nada!

Yeah, yeah, maleta.

Ma'am, okay, I got your

flight, your info, contact...

Your baggage is no more important

than anyone else's.

Okay.

Yes, but you know...

Actually, you made me very,

very late to

something important, okay?

So I'm gonna go.

No, no, seriously, you can do this.

You stay here!

Make me.

JERK!

(Cop) Lady, you need to keep moving!

(Calvin) Willa!

(Willa) There he is!

Right there.

Leave her alone, Merle.

Yeah, Merle.

(Both) What happened to you?

My goodness.

Oh, um. Hello.

This must be about the bag.

Yeah.

Are you two okay?

It's been a complicated day.

Yeah.

May we?

Oh, of course, yes, please come in.

I'm Kaura.

I'm Katrina Lawson's assistant.

Oh, okay.

Just stand...

sit...

stay right there.

I'll get your luggage.

This is Katrina Lawson's home.

Who's Katrina Lawson?

Big, exec. Huge.

Nothing in LA media

happens without her blessing.

That her?

Yeah, yeah, so what?

So what?

She's someone who, I don't know,

could pull some strings

and maybe get you back in?

Just forget about it.

What's the worst that can happen.

Drop it!

(Kaura) Okay, everything seems good.

Is there anything

else I can do for you?

No, no, that's it.

Actually, would it be

possible to meet Miss Lawson

for just a minute?

What are you doing?

Miss Lawson is very busy.

Is there a problem?

No, no, it's all good.

No problem.

No, we'd just like to ask

her about something else.

I could get a message to her.

It will really just take a minute.

Miss Lawson?

What are you doing?

This will just take a minute.

(Kaura) I'm so sorry.

It's okay, Kaura.

Is there something

wrong with the bag?

I'm sorry, we're good.

Actually, this has

nothing to do with the bag.

This is about him.

See, he was one of the hottest...

Trust me, I know who he is.

Well, um...

I know it's a huge imposition,

but is there any way you can help?

I'm sorry, I didn't put

her up to this, I promise.

It's fine, really.

I just don't know

what you think I can do.

Make a recommendation or...

Look, he is still toxic.

I'm sorry, honey, but it's true.

You need a severe image change

or no one is gonna come

within 10 feet of you.

See, I told you, come on.

Let's not waste her time.

How do you do that?

Change his image, how

do we go about that?

Okay, so is she your agent now?

No.

- No, she's my...

- Girlfriend...

- I didn't...

- Maybe. I don't know.

- You're my girlfrind now?

- It's still working itself...

- I said maybe.

- Look, you guys,

my daughter is getting

pretty decent traction in her

social media with videos.

You might wanna start there if you

wanna change your image.

Show the people that you're more

than just one mistake.

Yeah, we can do that.

Great, thank you so much.

Great, now if you'll

excuse me, I just had coffee

and I was on my way to the loo.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Yeah, thank you.

It's no problem, thank you.

Now, can I poop?

Okay, I will show you out.

Right.

I'm sorry I did that,

but I had to take a shot.

I appreciate it, I really do,

but there's not a lot of second

chances in this industry.

You don't think I'm

facing the same thing?

No one's willing

to come near me now.

I made my mistake on

live national television.

It's different.

Oh, you think?

The girl that sent a

post that bankrupted

a multi-billion dollar company

doesn't just get another job.

Billion?

Come on, you're exaggerating.

Wait, you never heard of KoolMyne?

You're the KoolMyne poster?

Yeah.

Wait you didn't know that?

Yeah, that's...

that's bad.

It is.

[Calvin laughing]

It's not funny.

[phone alert]

Oh my God, look.

What is it?

What?

I can't beleive this.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, right?

She is right, you know.

I mean, think about it.

The Christmas Cluster

and the KoolMyne poster.

What about us?

Let people know that we're more than

just one mistake.

Worst case scenario, we're right

back where we started,

but at least we tried.

Look, between my marketing skills

and your broadcasting skills,

we can get some really

good stuff out there.

Stuff that reminds

people of what we can do,

that we actually

have something to offer.

Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

Yeah.

What do we have to lose?

Just your dignity and respect.

That rocket's already exploded, babe.

Oh, I'm a baby now.

Yeah, since you're my girlfriend.

I said girlfriend, maybe.

Keep telling yourself that.

Babe.

Baby.

Babe.

Babe-ster!

Babe-ster!

Babe-ster!

Good night, mom.

Hey!

What are you doing?

You're smoking!

You're smoking too!

I'm an adult.

Um, also an adult!

Why are you hiding it from me?

And why did you

spray me with a hose?

Because you scared

the crap out of me.

I thought you were an intruder.

And what are you doing

with that thing anyway?

Thought the same thing.

Look at us, look at you.

Mom!

Can I bum one of yours

until these dry out?

Honey, I am so sorry.

Honest mistake.

No, no, no, not about that.

I just figured out

why every conversation

turns into a fight.

We're both in nicotine withdrawal.

Come on,

let's get you warmed up.

Guess that explains your cough.

Finally, common ground.

What's that?

This.

Finally, the one

thing we have in common.

Girl, you are all me.

Don't kid yourself.

You think I'm like you.

Oh, yeah.

Smart, stubborn, confident, loner,

can't tell you anything.

Sound familiar?

I think about

the only thing missing is

30 years and a smoker's cough,

but don't worry, that'll come.

Well, at least you

had dad by my age.

Hmm, not for long.

What do you mean, I thought he was

the love of your life?

Mmmm. Nah.

Nah?

I mean...

we loved each other

and we hated each other.

We fought like cats and dogs.

Honestly, if he hadn't...

Died.

It's okay, you can say it.

I know that.

If he hadn't...

he probably would've left me.

I didn't want you to know that.

I mean, you were so

young when he passed.

And I just wanted you to know that

he was a good man

and he was a good father.

But I never could

keep my mouth shut.

Everything had to be a fight.

I loved him, but I love being right

about everything more.

Don't make that same mistake.

Mom, there's no one

to make that mistake on.

Oh, really?

The baggage guy?

Don't... that's not...

that... no that's...

How did you know?

Oh, honey, you don't get dolled up

to go get baggage.

And every time he texts

you or you talk about him,

I don't know, there's

some certain energy.

Wow, I didn't even know you knew.

Honey, moms know.

It's kind of like how moms know

when their kids are

sick before they know.

Moms know when

their kids are in love.

I do want you to be happy, honey.

Don't become a lonely old woman

sneaking cigarettes

in her own house.

Well, I'm already

doing that last part.

Actually, you're sneaking

cigarettes in my house.

What do you think?

Oh! (Sighs)

Wait, where do you put yours?

Oh.

I put them in Mrs. Stahl's

rose bushes!

No.

No, have you seen her roses?

They're like

fertilizer or something.

Really?

(Willa) Rolling!

Yes, yes.

Today, we are in

glorious East San Diego,

nearly one year after

I committed my m*rder.

Someday, I'll return to

the scene of the crime.

The m*rder of my own career.

Today, Euclid Avenue.

Tomorrow, Hollywood.

What are you laughing at?

- Let's see...

- No!

Come here, let's

see how you like it.

Come here.

And nearly...

while I was

committing my m*rder.

(Willa) Stop.

This girl, the one right

here behind the camera,

she was cutting off her own nose to

smite her own face.

Ah!

Give that back!

So stay tuned

because it's about to get

all kinds of wrong in here.

It's about to get...

ALL kinds of wrong in here.

I actually like that.

I think that's a good tagline.

Yeah, it just popped out.

Okay.

What do we do now?

Well, we post and see.

The slow climb of the disgraced.

Yeah, I like it.

Wait, how slow?

I don't want to take too long.

All right, enough, I'm ready.

Volume!

Scared me.

Sheesh!

Enough what?

Enough of this.

I know we've only

just said it jokingly,

but I think it's time that we have a

real conversation

about what this is.

Okay, good.

What is this?

What is this?

Where are you go...

Listen, I'll tell you what.

I live about a block from here.

I think that'll be a better place

to have...

THIS conversation, yeah?

Don't make that face.

Ah!

(Calvin) Forgot my coffee

in the car.

It'll be alright.

Yeah! What'cha think?

This is...

my casa!

Okay, well, I guess

you don't like it, but...

Okay, so what is...

thiiiis?

I think this is what

people who don't suck

at interpersonal

skills call a relationship.

Are we in a...

It's sure headed that way.

Right?

Yeah, I thought so.

Willa! Will you sit down?

Wow, we really do suck at this.

And we're alone.

Well, no more.

I mean...

we obviously

rub people the wrong way,

but we get along.

So maybe all this time alone

and all this time

pushing people away

was just so we could

find that one person

who could stand us...

just the way we are.

I'm sorry, I'm not trying to...

You made us sound like used cars.

That's exactly what we are.

Dents and dings and who

knows what's under the hood,

but you buy it as is.

Willa!

My beautiful '96 Tercel...

I will buy you as is.

Mmm.

And Calvin, my

dented AMC Pacer,

I will buy you if

you let me paint you.

Paint away.

No, seriously, you need a severe

wardrobe makeover.

I mean, it's...

Ahhh!

My God, I can't stop.

Stop what?

This is what I do.

You tell me that you'll buy me as is

and the first thing I do

is I start making changes.

It's fine!

- No, it's not fine.

- It IS fine!

We don't know what we're doing with

the relationship thing.

I suck at it.

You suck at it.

Let's just suck at it together

and then we can get

good at it together.

Yeah.

And hey.

Yeah?

37 likes so far.

Oh yeah.

Hmm!

Mwah!

Wow, I have a girlfriend.

Oh, Willa has a boyfriend.

Shut up.

You sound like an idiot.

But yes, as a matter of fact, I do.

Tell me about him.

Stop.

Tell me about him!

Knock it off!

Tell me about him!

- Stop.

- Make me!

- Make me.

- Make you?

Oh, all right.

You got lucky.

Mm-hmm.

Okay, let me up.

Make me.

Okay.

- You win.

- Yeah.

You gotta be kidding me.

Let me shut it off.

No, no, get it.

Might be important.

Hello?

Yes, this is Willa Rhoades.

You do?

What is it?

Yes, yes.

Oh, okay, yeah.

Can you give me 45 minutes?

Okay, great.

Thank you.

I have to go.

This was a guy who

wants to do an interview

about a job in Seattle.

That's... great.

I have to go.

Okay.

Oh. Don't forget your...

Your computer.

If this works out, you and I can

not suck at this in Seattle.

You want me to go with you?

Yeah.

(Willa) Mom, Mom, I have some good news.

Well, I could turn into good news,

but I have to jump on a call.

(Debbie) I'm in the bathroom.

I'm just getting

ready to take a shower.

We'll pop outside when you're done.

It's our thing, apparently.

Hi, good afternoon.

Thanks so much for

getting in touch with me.

Thank you for being so flexible.

We've been scouring the earth

just to find the right person.

We feel like you might be her.

Oh, that's so great to hear.

Wait, you do know who I am, right?

I just want to be completely honest

in case it's a problem.

Miss Rhoades, there isn't a tech

company in the world

who doesn't know who you are.

It's been a year.

It will be fine.

Okay.

(Willa) I just didn't want to mislead you.

Hmmm.

Somehow jewelry

doesn't seem right.

Mm.

Perfect.

Really?

(Interviewer) And can

you be in Seattle at the

beginning of January?

Ummm...

Yeah, yeah, that's not a problem.

Great, we'll send you over the

relevant documents,

call if you have any questions,

and we'll see you in

Seattle in January.

I can't wait to meet you in prison.

Yes, me too.

Thanks! Speak to you soon.

Mom, I'm ready for a secret now.

Mom.

Mom?

Mom?

Mom?

Mom, answer me.

Mom, Mom.

Mom! ANSWER ME!

Mom!

(Operator) 911. What's the

nature of your emergency?

Hi, yes, it's my mother.

She's in the shower

and she's not responding.

Okay, I might just...

Yes, but I can't feel one.

Is there anything else I should do?

Okay.

Come on, Mom.

Come on, don't do...

please wake up!

Mom, Mom, please, wake up.

Don't do this now, please.

(Debbie) Yeah, you kicked their butts.

Hey, did you remember that?

You were so loud.

(Willa) I'll come visit all

the time, I promise.

I'm sorry I couldn't

keep my promise.

Please don't do this.

Oh no, I was just getting to know you!

Mom, wake up.

Not now!

I'm having a go at it

with the baggage guy.

You were right!

You're Willa, right?

Uh-huh, yeah.

Thought so.

I can see the resemblance.

Okay, and you are?

Dr. Chambers.

Your mom's been

seeing me for years.

Her oncologist called me...

Oncologist?

What is in...

Cancer. Yes.

Oh, oh, you didn't know.

Your mom had stage

three lung cancer.

The paramedics found her card while

looking for your mom's ID

and told me to come over.

May I?

I didn't know she

never said anything.

Not to sound cold

but also not surprising.

I told her to

quit those damn things.

What's so funny?

I didn't even know she

smoked until a few days ago.

Turns out it was one of the few

things we had in common.

Well, that's a family tradition you

might wanna break, hon.

Yeah.

Probably.

But, this is not a time for a lecture.

I'll call you in a few days with any

more information.

Hey, baby, it's okay, baby.

I'm right here.

I'm here.

I'm right here.

Hey.

You're still here.

Of course I'm still here.

Having someone here for me,

it's kind of a new thing.

Do you need anything?

Are you hungry?

No.

Oh, maybe some water?

Yeah, baby, stay here, I got you.

Thanks.

Sorry, I'm not used to

having anyone do stuff for me.

Get used to it.

Ah.

I was just getting to know her.

We were never really that close,

and now I'm finding out I'm almost

exactly like her.

If only there had been more time.

There's never enough time.

No matter how much time you think

you have, it's never enough.

Now, that I think about it,

It's probably why...

Why what?

Nothing.

It's okay, you can tell me.

I just don't want to

make this about me.

I'm asking.

I was married.

When?

About six years ago, when I got my

first good gig in LA,

she was a makeup artist.

For about three months

we were inseparable.

And, uh...

one night at 3 a.m. on a whim

we drove to Vegas,

got married.

After three months.

Yeah. Can you believe that?

Given the past couple

of weeks, I kind of can.

Go on.

My parents got

divorced when I was four.

And I spent time

with my uncles and aunts

and at my friends houses,

more than I did

with my own parents.

Sarah...

that was her name, Sarah.

Was?

Sarah was the only

person who really loved me.

She was not the only,

she was maybe the first.

Yeah.

About a month before Christmas,

THE Christmas,

I got a phone call in the

middle of the night.

Hit and run on the 405.

She was...

It's okay.

I told myself, I said,

I'm never letting anyone get

this close to me again.

I was never gonna let

myself hurt like that again.

Never?

Not until about

a couple of weeks ago.

Sorry, hold on.

Hey, what's in London?

Nothing.

No. Bull!

It's not nothing, tell me.

Now, it's not the time.

Now is absolutely the

right time, so tell me now.

You remember Katrina,

the one who had your luggage?

Yeah, of course.

Yeah, I sent her the video we made

and she sent it to a friend and

there's this job opportunity.

I would be an American correspondant

for a news channel in London.

And because I haven't made a name

for myself like that

in the UK, they're

willing to give me a chance.

That's amazing, why would you...

Oh.

(Calvin) Yeah, oh.

In London, right.

Okay, and were you just not gonna

tell me any of this?

No, I, may...

I can't go.

What do you mean you can't go?

You said so yourself, this industry

doesn't give out second chances.

This is your second chance.

You're my second chance.

I'd rather stay here

and be happy with you.

No, you can't not go, you'll hate me

forever if you don't.

Okay.

Speaking of which, how did

your interview go?

Really great, unfortunately.

Unfortunately?

We can go to Seattle

and problem solved.

No, problem not solved.

Willa, are you serious?

How do you know my passcode?

Please.

We'd like to announce

your addition to the team,

what our Christmas

special, what the t-

This is your starting salary?

Why are you gonna tell me this?

Never, because I'm not going.

You have to go.

It's not your decision to make.

Yeah, how about that?

Not my decision?

Yeah.

All right, fine.

I think you need to leave.

Okay, Willa...

Willa!

Come on, calm down.

No, no, no, no.

I love you, I love you.

No, well, I don't love you!

No.

What?

And I don't think you need to

come to Seattle with me.

Yeah, besides I have, I have a...

boyfriend up there

and we're talking about maybe

getting back together.

A boyfriend, Willa?

Boyfriend named...

Carl.

Carl?

Carl.

Right, right.

You know what? Well.

I wish you and Carl the best.

And here..

Hope you like it.

I love it!

Thinking of the fallout

lt leaves me numb

But it's something that might

never come

So I'll be waiting

Here in your arms

Are you Willa?

I'll be waiting

I'll be waiting

I'll be waiting

I'll be waiting

I'll be waiting

I'll be waiting

Bye, mom!

I love you!

I wish I said that more often.

(Debbie) This is why people don't like you.

Terminal two, please.

You got it, where

are you traveling to?

I'm going um...

home.

Thinking of the fallout

lt leaves me numb

But something might never come

So I'll be waiting

Here in your arms

I'll be waiting

Here in your arms

I'll be waiting

Here in your arms

Hey!

Security is

everyone's responsibility.

Please do not leave your bags

unattended at any time.

(Loudspeaker) This is Notting Hill Gate.

Change for the Central Line.

This is a Circle Line train

via High Street,

Kensington, and Victoria.

Lady, you wanna move it?

Oh my God, some people,

it's like you've never

been in an airport before.

Seriously, oh my God.

Oh my God, I sound so rude.

I didn't mean to, I just, oh,

Christmas just makes me

go really crazy, you know?

And like, I didn't think

I'd be that crazy person.

I just, here I was,

and there you were,

and then now I'm, now

you're running away from me,

and I feel like I just

sort of wanna apologize,

but you're not gonna listen to me,

and now everyone else is listening

but whatever.

Okay, I'm just gonna

announce it for the whole world.

Anyway, I'm sorry,

lady, I'm really sorry.

...we got to go

Our bags are packed

So what we waiting for

There's no point in delaying

What we both already know

Escape this town with me

Escape this town with me

We could rent a room

And watch the stars

dance around the moon

Fall asleep to the sounds of the sea

With you right by my side

lt's such a sweet life

Escape this town with me

Escape this town with me

Nowhere else to be

Escape this town with me

(Alan) We're here on the River Thames

for our annual Christmas Special.

And special,

it is indeed.

We're also pleased to

announce the newest member

of our team all the

way from Hollywood,

Mr. Calvin Daly.

Hello, Calvin, welcome to the team.

Thanks, Alan.

Happy to be here.

There's something odd about a warm

and sunny Christmas,

but here, it really

feels like Christmas.

I mean, look at that river.

(Alan) No palm trees here, that's for sure.

Yes, and what you lack of palm

trees, you have in lights.

Wonderful, well,

welcome to the team, Calvin.

We do hope that you'll

be happy here in London.

I'm sure I will.

Let's head back over

to Samantha Collins,

who's in Greenwich, where the

largest ice skating ring

in Europe is in operation.

(Cameraman) Clear!

Great job, mate, great job.

- Seriously. Welcome.

- Thank you.

Welcome to the team.

It really is beautiful.

First time in London?

Yeah, actually.

But I'm sure I'll like it here.

I'm sure you will.

Well, listen, if you

excuse me, I'm freezing,

so I'm gonna sh**t off.

You're free...

You're freezing?

I'm still used to California.

Seriously, welcome

to the team, Calvin.

- See you soon.

- Thank you so much.

I'll see you.

Hey, you.

Oh yeah, what's that?

(Willa) The one you put on my finger

when you ask me to marry you.

Are you...

Aren't you supposed to be in Seattle?

What are you doing here?

Aren't you gonna buy me a drink?

Can't buy you a drink.

What, I just flew all the way to

London to see you.

Well then...

you know what would

be romantic?

A walk around the Thames?

Wow, you have gone soft on me.

It's okay, apparently I have to.

Willa, I love you.

I love you too.

You like the broadcast?

Oh, it was absolutely

abysmal, totally cheesy.

- Okay, okay, that alright.

- It's okay.

You're out of practice.

You just have to

like, practice again.

Oh, so nice to see you, you really

made this Christmas special.

Listen, you are here

and you're helping me,

so I am not asking.

(Travis) All right.

(Travis) Reset.

Oh my God, I'm losing, I'm

completely losing it.

I'll stay in touch.

(Travis) Cut!

I just figured out

why every time we fight,

(Travis) Nope!

I just figured out why every

conversation, blah, blah, blah,

I just figured out why every

conversation turns into a fight.

We're both in nicotine withdrawal.

(Mitch) Yeah, there's a

monitor back there, yep.

(Lara) Guys.

(Mitch) It's funny, in this movie,

there's a film crew right

behind her at all times.

(Louise) WHAT!!?

(Travis) No, no, no, no, it's not you, it's

not you, it's you.

(James) OW!

Sorry, sorry James.

(James) It's okay.

Love you James.

- That's not...

- How'd...

(Travis) Google Maps dude.

You gave him your address at the airport!

(Travis) All right, reset.

Action.

Cut.

Ooh, ah.

Stop, you're gonna turn yourself red.

Okay, all right, I'm good.

Wow, it's been a while.

(Travis) Reset!

(Travis) Is it locked?

(Christopher) Yeah.

(Christopher) Willa did it.

(Mitch) I lost the keys to my house.

(Christopher) How did it end up locked?

(Lara) I don't know.

(Lara) I didn't do it,

I'm outside with you.

I had a boyfriend.

You have a boyfriend.

Oh, okay.

I was saying most of my

Uber drivers are really cold

and they don't look at me.

- Oh yeah.

- All right.

Got your job Calvin, the mayor.

You know what?

(Travis) Led to the end of the company.

That led.

I accidentally sent a sarcastic post

that eventually led to the end of

the company I work for.

Duhhh!

Okay.

We missed a line.

Oh, confirmation or ticket.

Are you serious?

That's where I lean in on it.

Sorry, I was too busy

trying to make it funny, sorry.

Wasn't funny Chris.

Wasn't funny at all.

You lost a line.

Whatever.

(Travis) Reset.

(Azucena) Jerk!

(Azucena) Oop!

(Travis) Cut!