- Middleton will have the Halloween bonfire to end all Halloween bonfires. - It's a four-leaf clover. What's even more interesting is I have no idea who sent it. - Loch Ness has its Nessie; Middleton has its Bessie. - You think there's any way she's actually out there? - This is Middleton. - Blairsville has the state record for the most carved jack-o'-lanterns. - We're gonna break it. (DOOR CHIMES) - Autumn Delaney. So good to see you. - Is it just me or does she seem like a bit of a mystery? - Oh, we definitely don't have the whole story. (THUNDER RUMBLES) ('THE GOOD WITCH' THEME MUSIC) www.able.co.nz Copyright Able (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) (KNOCK ON DOOR) - Hey. - Well, this is a surprise. - I'm nothing if not unpredictable. - Unpredictable would be not showing up to check on my pumpkin progress. Coffee? - Sorry, I can't. I'm training. I jogged over here. - 3 miles! - And 3 miles back. Yeah, I figured I'd take it easy today. - Mm. - I also figured you'd have more pumpkins carved. - I hate to disappoint you... - Abigail, I will take a cafe au lait. Hold the milk. Oh! Well, fancy meeting you here. - I could say the same. Are you trying out a new look for Halloween? - Oh! No, actually, I'm trying to create a radiant glow. - Martha is bunking here for a couple of days. - May I give you two a little advice? - Could we stop you (?) - Never take each other for granted. And absolutely never forget the important moments in your relationship. - I take it Tom's in the doghouse. - Well, I'd love to stand here and chitchat, but I'm heading out to assess the damage from last night's storm. - Oh, are you forgetting anything? - Hm? Oh no! Oh... - Oh... I hope Middleton's jack-o'- lanterns survived the downpour. - Word is every single one. - Hm. I hate to keep you from carving more. - I think that's exactly what you're trying to do. - Then you don't know me. Oh, I almost forgot. I brought you something. - It's empty. - It is? Oh, well, I'd better apologise. - Well played. - Never underestimate me. - (CHUCKLES) (BIRDSONG, LIGHT MUSIC) - I know not everyone in Middleton could carve a pumpkin, but by my count, we are still 523 jack-o'-lanterns ahead of schedule. - No... - Mm-hm. - Forget the state record... We should go for the world record. - (LAUGHS) - Oh! Yoo-hoo! That's askew, which could be the catchphrase for this whole Halloween. - Oh, I wouldn't say that. - The dried out roses, the rained-on wood, my Tom... Thank goodness we have Autumn. Her inspired design for the bonfire will remedy all of our Halloween ailments. - (CHUCKLES) - I hate to burst my own bubble, but I just got off the phone with the costume supplier. It looks like our 1890s attire has been rerouted to Saskatchewan. - And just like that, we're all back to askew. - Not necessarily. After a little rain, you can get a rainbow. - Well, we should have a pot of gold after that downpour. - How bad is it? - This wood is too damp to light up. - Well, then we'll bring in some more. - All the wood in the area's gonna be in the same condition. - And the hardware store won't have enough. - We still have till tomorrow night. - And we also have apple cider donuts. - Ooh! Oh! Those are wicked. - He's had a lot of caffeine. - Mm! - Yeah, but I am happy to report that we are on track to shatter Blairsville's pumpkin record. - Thank goodness something is going right. - Well, just to be safe, maybe you should hand out those donuts. - Hmm! - Yeah? - Oh. Good call. That should keep everyone's energy up. (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) (LIGHT-HEARTED MUSIC) - Paul Bunyan's got nothing on you. - (CHUCKLES) Well, he does have that giant blue ox as a best friend. - Huh. - But my best friend makes a much better glass of lemonade. - I'm kinda partial to you too. - Then why did you let the town rope me into this triathlon? - Oh, please, you love it. (CHUCKLES) - I do kind of thrive under the pressure. - You found some wood ` impressive. - It will be, if these logs dry out faster than the ones that are already at the bonfire. - Huh. You know, you left this on the counter. You might need it for luck. - Hasn't brought us much so far. - Maybe because you doubt it. - Maybe because it's not mine. And we couldn't find the Thurlows. - Then we should bring it to the other Sam Radford. - Yeah, we should. But first, I've gotta run to the hospital and check on a post-op patient. Sam Radford's waited 45 years, he can wait one more day. - Hey, George. Going fishing? - Nothing gets by you, kid. - What I meant was, are you going fishing, or are you going fishing? - Ah... This time of year? It's a little of both. (CHUCKLES) I just enjoy tossing my line in the water and spending some quality time with nature. If Bessie pops up, we'll take a selfie. Either way, being out on the lake reminds me of all the great times I had growing up in Middleton. (CHUCKLES) This whole thing has turned into a real nice tradition. - I get it. And I hope you get that selfie. - (CHUCKLES) Thanks. (INDISTINCT PA ANNOUNCEMENT) - Can I get you something, Dr Radford? - Oh, hey, Samantha. I wouldn't say no to one of your double-fudge brownies. - Aw, Dr Rayburn just had the last one, but the, uh, banana pudding is flying off the cart. - I'm more of a tapioca guy, but thanks. (PLAYFUL MUSIC) - I'm wearing my badge. See? - Mm. As long as we understand each other. - Don't you usually leave that part to the lab techs? - Ah, this patient required a personal touch. - The four-leaf clover? - Check out the old black marks on the side. - Looks like dirt. - Yeah, that's what I thought too, but it's actually writing. - Huh. - With a magnifier, you can see two words, ti amo. - I love you. - Oh, I love you too, but let's focus on the clover. - 'Ti amo' means 'I love you' in Italian. (CELL PHONE CHIMES) - Oh. Oh, and this means that I'm late for triathlon. - Then let's go. You're gonna need some time to warm up. The goal is to ring a bell, not get your bell rung. Yeah? - Small town pride sure isn't lost around here. - And your vision will shine a spotlight on it for Small Town Digest magazine. - I hope I do justice to the tradition of your great-great-grandmothers. - It's been a lost tradition. Finding it again has seemed to spark something in all of us. - Great news. The replacement roses have arrived. - Wow. That was fast. - You seem disappointed. - No! No, just surprised. It's great. They're here in time. - And if the 1890s attire would make its way back here from Saskatchewan, the bonfire will go off without a hitch. - Which reminds me I should get back to work. - Is it just me or is there something going on with her? - It's not just you. - Sam all ready for this? - He's been training hard. - (CHUCKLES) - He better be. I need him to shatter this event. - MEGAPHONE: 'Attention! Attention! 'We are moments away from our Middleton-Blairsville Halloween triathlon!' - I'm gonna go wish Donovan good luck. - 'Contestants, please report to the Halloween Hammer event.' - Is that sweat I see on your brow? - It's determination. But I do think that's sweat on your brow. - Look closer. It's confidence. - 'All right, it is time to swing to ring! 'Each contestant will get three tries to ring our witchy bell. The most dings wins. 'Contestants, approach the hammer. - May the best man win. - I will. (PLAYFUL MUSIC) - (DING!) (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - (DING!) - Whoo! (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Whoo! Whee-whee-whee. - (DING!) (DING!) (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) (COMMISERATING MURMURS) - Oh... - Nice try. - Don't choke. - (DING!) (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Bravo! We have a winner! Sam Radford of Middleton! (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) Good job. You too. - Impressive. - I, uh, got lucky. - You wouldn't happen to have that four-leaf clover on you? - (LAUGHS) You think that four-leaf clover had something to do with this? - I just asked if you had it on you. Come here. - Don't gloat. It's not a good look. - Neither is coming in second. - There's still two more events. - Mm. Lucky you. (CURIOUS MUSIC) - I see you're still mixing up those lotions and potions. - How about you? Cooked up any of your grandmother's recipes lately? - I dabble every now and then. - I would love to get a look at your family's grimoire, especially now that I'm more practiced in holistic therapy. - That's right. It's why they celebrated you at Wellingsley. - You saw the alumni magazine. - 'Cassie Nightingale's naturalistic approach inspires first holistic medicine class.' - It was quite an honour. - I'm sure you've changed a lot of lives. (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) (LIGHT MUSIC) - NICK: I gotta give it to you, that was a pretty impressive win. - But? - But what? - Where's my sarcastic son? - Ohh... You mean, like, how I'm surprised you pulled it off in your golden years? - There's my boy. - Uh, I'll let you two bond. - What you got there? - Nothing, kid. - You're going to a lot of trouble to hide nothing. - You got pictures of Bessie, didn't you? Come on, let me see. - There's nothing to see. - There's obviously something to see. (PLAYFUL MUSIC) - That's... interesting. - You think it's her? - Well, it doesn't look like much more than a tree branch to me. - Come on, that's no tree branch. - Well, it's no monster either. - Can't say your dad's wrong. - (SIGHS) You were really hoping there'd be something out there, huh? - I don't need to see any proof. I've always believed George. - The jack-o'-lanterns should be set up in balanced proportion to the bonfire, creating lines of symmetry. - Ahh. Sounds great. (LAUGHS) - 'All right, Middleton, 'our pumpkin count is at '4722 pumpkins! (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) 'Make that 4725 pumpkins! Great team work, everyone.' (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Um, unfortunately, it appears that our team effort is dwindling. - It's like their energy has just been... zapped. - Yeah, well, they have been carving pumpkins nonstop for 72 hours. - Yeah, but they should be hyped up on sugar from all those apple cider donuts. - Maybe some ice tea will be a refreshing boost. - (CHUCKLES) I hope so, cos they need it. - Yeah, this should help change the pace. (CHUCKLES) - Autumn, I've been looking everywhere for you. - What's wrong? - The birds have eaten the corn decorations. I repeat, the corn decorations have been eaten. It feels like every time we take one step forward, we fall two steps back. - Well, Middleton faced this same problem in 1891. - Warding off corn-eating birds? - Warding off a disharmony that had befallen the town. - So history is repeating itself. - Elizabeth realised a bonfire would bring everyone together, and the sweeping gesture of tossing the petals of a rose, the symbol of love and positivity, into the fire, would, uh, return happiness and harmony to the town. - Well, I'm not exactly feeling happiness or harmony at the moment. Autumn, come with me, we are on official damage control. (INDISTINCT CHATTER) - It's a pumpkin, not a yacht. - Failing to prepare is preparing to fail. A successful woman like you knows that. - Did you check the tides, too? - Flowing inland, so the current will be slow. It's gonna take some manpower to keep this thing moving. - That's a pretty confident smile. - I'm a pretty confident man. - Martha, there you are. I've been looking everywhere for you. - Well, I guess the saying is true... - What saying? - Absence really does make the heart grow fonder. - And absence of food is the definition of grief. Would you mind telling me where you keep the Crockpot? You used it last time you made the chicken goulash. - Honestly. All right, come on, boys, let's get that pumpkin in the water! - OK, let's do this. - One, two, three... - Careful. (GRUNTS) Aah. Well... That's not good. (SIGHS) - How's it going, crew? - Looks like your pumpkin may need a trip to the ER, skipper. (BIRDSONG) - You OK? - (SIGHS) Exhausted. Just working with Martha all afternoon trying to get things ready for tomorrow night. - I could blend you some cinnamon and peppermint oils to give you a natural energy boost through Halloween. - I'm sure it would. - Do you remember in college I mixed some blue chamomile flower and geranium oils to help you sleep? - How could I forget? Your little potion ruined everything for me. I overslept and lost my chance for a fellowship at Kellington Gardens. - You think my aromatherapy made you miss that interview? - My entire life changed because I fell under the spell of your oils. - Belief is the most powerful spell there is. - What is that supposed to mean? - What you give power has power. My oils may have helped you sleep, but the only thing that stopped you from going on that interview... was you. - (CHUCKLES) Good luck with the bonfire. (BIRDSONG) (SOMBRE MUSIC) A cookbook? (TENSE MUSIC) (DOORBELL RINGS) - Welcome to Grey House, Mrs Casey. - Oh, call me Jackie. And it is truly an honour to be here. Your B & B has quite the reputation. - I could say the same about your magazine. - Oh. (CHUCKLES) - I bet you would love some fresh apple cider? - (GASPS) You read my mind. - Hmm! - I'm eager to see your Halloween celebration. It's been on our radar for years. Glad it finally worked out. Martha tells me your designer has quite the imagination. - She does. Unfortunately, she's at bit of a creative impasse. - Oh! What does that mean for the festivities? - I promise you won't leave Middleton disappointed. - Mm. - Hm. (LIGHT MUSIC) - How's she look, Doc? - Not particularly pretty. - No one ever said pumpkin racing was a beauty contest. - (LAUGHS) - Well, that was a big crack. What did you use? - Surgical glue. I threw in a few sutures for insurance. - (CHUCKLES) Don't you usually get a resident to close for you after a surgery? - Do I question your video game skills? - All the time. - You really think she's seaworthy? - Well, there's only one way to find out. (LIGHT MUSIC) - I heard you had an equipment malfunction. - My pit crew addressed it. - Thank you all for coming out to show your Middleton ` and of course, Blairsville ` pride! (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - But sadly, pumpkin-boats are not built to last, and so without further ado, may the best pumpkin win! - Whoo! - On your mark... Get set... Go! (HORN BLARES) (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) (PERSON WHISTLES) (PLAYFUL MUSIC) (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Aha! (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) Whoo-hoo! - Oh no! - All right! Tie ballgame. You know, I'll pick you up a little early, so we can get popcorn on the way to that Blob double-feature. (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) (BIRDSONG) - (SIGHS) - (SIGHS) This tea should warm you up. - Oh, thank you. - I'm getting the feeling that maybe you should stick to dry land this Halloween. - You couldn't have had that feeling two days ago? - Well, at least you proved your point about the four-leaf clover. - Actually, I left it at home to prove to you I didn't need it to win. - How you feeling about that? - I may decide to bring it to the obstacle course. - (LAUGHS) - Hey, Doc. I feel lousy about dropping your pumpkin. I-I owe you an apology. - We owe you an apology. Look what I caught on camera at the regatta. - That's... That's definitely something. - It's Bessie. - That's getting framed, kid. - I'll print one up for you. - Great. - Well, crop out my sinking pumpkin boat. - Tomorrow is another day. - How's your obstacle course time? - I had better go scale some hay bales before it gets dark. Thanks for the tea. (KISSES) And sympathy. - So Bessie finally made an appearance, huh? - Thanks to a little photo magic by the kid. You know, hat means more to me than Bessie ever would. (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) (CURIOUS MUSIC) (POIGNANT MUSIC) (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) - Why do you think you can't sleep? - I don't know. I guess I'm more stressed about this interview than I thought. Training under Didier Chatelaine at Kellington Gardens happens once in a lifetime. - Pressure forms diamonds. This is your chance to shine. - Or lose everything. My entire future will be determined tomorrow. - I think you just need a good night's sleep. Take this, breathe it in, and rub it into your temples. - Gotta do more than these rose petals and candles. - Wait. I got a feeling you're gonna want to remember this moment. (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) (BRIGHT MUSIC) (BIRDSONG) - Mmm! I hope you don't mind, I helped myself. - I'd mind if you didn't. - It's T-minus 8 hours till the Halloween celebration, and our 1890s attire is still missing, the birds are still eating the corn decorations... Oh, and the bonfire wood is still wet. It is a perfect trifecta of turmoil. - Mm. Don't forget Autumn quit. - Oh! (LAUGHS) How could I possibly forget? - I can't forget the talks Autumn and I used to have in college. We would stay up all night in our dorm room and eat popcorn and talk about how we were gonna save the world. - Mm. Saving the world was always the easy part. Dealing with our own problems, that was a much harder conversation. - Yeah. I wish I would've realised that back then. - Well, with experience comes wisdom. And I'm wise enough to realise we are in big-time trouble with Small Town Digest. - I wouldn't be so sure. (FOOTSTEPS APPROACH) - We can't have any delays. That would be perfect. Thank you. (SIGHS CONTENTEDLY) I had the 1890s clothing overnighted from Saskatchewan, and I just confirmed it'll be here by 4pm. And I worked out a redesign to keep the birds away from the corn. - Oh. (LAUGHS) - And now, I'll head over to make sure that the bonfire wood is fully dried out. - So I take it you've rescinded your resignation? - With experience comes wisdom. - (GASPS) I just literally said that. - (CHUCKLES) - Nothing can stop us now. - Only ourselves. - Well, then there's nothing to worry about. - No. No, no! No more contemplation. Let's move. (HOPEFUL MUSIC) (BRIGHT MUSIC) - It's time for our third and deciding race! On your mark! Get set! Go! (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Whoo! - Yeah, Sam! - Oof! Ah! (CROWD MURMURS) - Finish line's that way. - Yeah, but my... my ankle went that way. - It's already swelling. Come on. - What are you doing? - It's not a good idea to put pressure on it. - It's also not a good idea to help your competition. - You're not much competition right now. (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - It appears we have a tie. - And a gentleman. Thanks. - You would've done the same thing for me. - I wouldn't be so sure about that. - (CHUCKLES) - Come on, let's go get some ice on that ankle. - I just have one question. - Is this the answer? - (CHUCKLES) (BIRDSONG) (LIGHT MUSIC) - Looking pretty slick there, kid. - (CHUCKLES) Thanks. You too. - You know what else is pretty slick? Those pictures you took of Bessie. - You knew? - (CHUCKLES) - For what it's worth, I believe Bessie's out there. - It means a lot to me. - (CHUCKLES) - Cassie, you know I love when you make an entrance, but you said you'd be down in five minutes, and that was 10 minutes ago. (DOORBELL RINGS) No. No. I got it. (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) Wow. That's an entrance. - I took the back steps. Sorry to keep you waiting. - You can keep me waiting anytime. - Oh, how exciting! The final numbers are coming in. May I have the envelope, please? Oh, just roll with it. - How 'bout we read our counts? - Splendid. - I have 2447. - And I have 3485. - Hold on. You didn't count this one. - Oh, my goodness! - What better way to immortalise everything you've done for Middleton than put your face on a pumpkin? - That's flattering. - And sadly fleeting. - Uh, I'm no mathematician, but I believe that makes 5933. - Which means that the Blairsville pumpkin-carving record still stands. -I don't understand. I mean, we had a plan. - Well, maybe not everyone carved their two pumpkins. - Well, why are we giving up? We only need 51 more pumpkins to break the record. - Trust me, there's not a patch with a pumpkin left to pick. - Say that three times fast. - At least you don't have to sit through a Blob double-feature. This is gonna be a fun conversation. - You could send him a text. - Now seems like the perfect time to light the bonfire. - I'm still not sure that wood's gonna burn. - MARTHA THROUGH MEGAPHONE: 'Come on, everyone, follow me.' Attention, my beloved fellow Middletonians. There's no need to fret, because when life throws you pumpkins, you make pumpkin pie. (SCATTERED LAUGHTER) It's time to light up the sky with the glorious glow of our Halloween bonfire. George, the stage is yours. (MURMURING) - WOMAN: They're lighting it now. - (CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY) 'George, I'm sorry, perhaps you misunderstood.' Light her up. - (SIGHS) (CURIOUS MUSIC) (SCATTERED EXCITED EXCLAMATIONS) (APPLAUSE) - Ooh! Ooh! Whoo-hoo! - Now, that's a fire. - Ooh! - You were right. I'm not leaving Middleton disappointed. - Well, we're glad to hear that. - (CHUCKLES) You've created quite the spectacle. - I've had a lot of encouragement. - Now, I assume we'll have a full feature in next month's issue? - I can do you one better ` you'll have the entire cover. - (GASPS) What a prestigious and well deserved honour. - I have a car waiting to take me to the airport, but I'd love to get a few more pictures. - Our bonfire is your bonfire. I'll walk with you. - (SIGHS) Well, I'm glad everything worked out. - Me too. - I'm sorry things happened the way they did in college. I really was just trying to help. - You have nothing to apologise for. You were right. What we give power has power. It's amazing what we're capable of when we stop getting in our own way. (GENTLE MUSIC) - Hey, what are you doing? - I'm standing in your office. Where are you? - (CHUCKLES) Ah! I guess great minds do think alike. - You're at the bonfire, aren't you? - Since you lost the bet, I figured you could use some consoling. - Don't gloat. It's not a good look. - I would never. Head on back, I'll wait for you here. (LIGHT MUSIC) - GIRL: Goodbye, Ms Thurlow. - Goodbye, dear. (CHUCKLES, SIGHS) - Ms Thurlow. - You seem surprised. - I'm just used to calling you Samantha. - Oh. - Did you ever live at 211 Circle Cliffs Drive? - I grew up there. - I bet they used to call you Sam. - Well, only one person ever called me that. My fiance, Steven. - Steven Radford. - (CHUCKLES) Seeing you always reminds me that I would've been Sam Radford. - (CHUCKLES) - Steven got in a car accident two days before our wedding. - I'm sorry. - It was a long time ago. - This... belongs to you. It was addressed to Sam Radford. It's been lost in the mail. - We found this four-leaf clover on our first date. - Steven must've wanted to surprise you. It's got a tiny inscription, ti amo. - We were going to go to Italy on our honeymoon. - Thank you. (UPLIFTING MUSIC) - (CRACKLES) - Well, we may not have broken a record, but at least we failed together. - Hmm. Yeah, if we can get through this, we can get through anything. (LAUGHS) (LIGHT MUSIC) - Yoo-hoo! Everyone, may I have your attention? Tonight we revive a wonderful tradition. Commencing many moons ago, on an All Hallow's Eve much like this one, Elizabeth Merriwick led the very first tossing of the rose petals. It is my very great honour to say, Middleton, raise your petals. On three, we will toss as one. One... two... - Hold your horses, Martha. - Tom Tinsdale, what on earth are you doing? This is a momentous occasion. - It certainly is. Many Halloweens ago, you made me the happiest man in the world by agreeing to be my wife. 30 years later, I am more sure than ever that I asked the right question. - (SMACKS LIPS) Oh, Tom... - So I'm gonna ask it again. - Right here, in front of all these people, my constituents? I thought you'd forgotten. - I had to throw you off my tracks somehow. You are an Olympic-level tab-keeper. - That I am. (CROWD MURMURS) - Martha, will you marry me? Again? - I should never have doubted you. Yes. Yes, yes, a trillion times yes. (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Congratulations, you two. - Thank you, Cassie. - (GASPS) You knew all along, didn't you? - Let's try this again, shall we? Everyone, raise your petals. One... two... three. (POIGNANT MUSIC) - Hey, where are you? - I'm standing in my office. - You're kidding, right? - Yup. (FOOTSTEPS APPROACH) (CICADAS CHIRP) - If that's how you gloat, you can gloat anytime. - (LAUGHS) It's an impressive display. - Not impressive enough. - Maybe I can help with that. - You brought us pumpkins? - 51, to be exact. Congratulations, Middleton just broke our record. - You know what this means, right? - You won the bet. - I won a lot more than that. - Mmm. That's nice. - Just nice? - Very nice. (LAUGHS) - You know what's nicer? - Mm, tell me. - A moonlit drive with the top down, wind in our hair. - Ooh, keep talking. - Why keep talking when... your chariot awaits? - (LAUGHS) (GENTLE MUSIC) (UPLIFTING MUSIC) - (SIGHS) A girl could get used to this. - Could she get used to that? - It's beautiful. I-I just love that you did all this. - (SIGHS) - Hm. - I, uh, really wanted the night to be perfect. I, um, thought about finding you a four-leaf clover. - Mm-hm. - But the odds are 1 in 10,000. - (CHUCKLES) - But (SIGHS) then I found something better... - A lotus flower. - A symbol of perfection. - Mm. Like the man I married. (BOTH CHUCKLE) - I've been trying so hard to make our first Halloween as husband and wife perfect... then I realised... it doesn't matter if our boat sprung a leak, or our dinner got flooded... - (CHUCKLES) - (CHUCKLES) ...or our kitchen was filled with smoke. Love's not about being perfect. It's about being perfect together. - (CHUCKLES) That four-leaf clover may be 1 in 10,000, but you, Sam Radford, are one in forever. - # Baby, I compare you to a kiss from a rose on the Grey. # Ooh, the more I get of you, the stranger it feels, yeah. # Now that your rose is in bloom, # a light hits the gloom on the Grey. # (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) Captions by Able. Captions were made with the support of NZ On Air.