- You're going to Paris. - Six months in Paris is not gonna change how I feel. - Martha doesn't know. - But don't you think she should? - I'm having heart surgery. I didn't wanna worry you. - You're not alone any more. - ABIGAIL: 'Beware the zenith of the red-haloed moon.' - We have less than a week till it reaches its zenith. - We gotta find that second amulet. - The latch on the hope chest, it's the mould for the amulet. - You OK? - Cassie? (TENSE MUSIC) (SIREN WAILS IN DISTANCE) (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - This is fun, right? Mind if I wait with you? - Pull up some exam table. - (CHUCKLES) - Really? You two are gonna leave me hanging? - Pull up some exam table. - (SIGHS) - It's a long wait to find out what we already know. - Only one thing's gonna cure us. - And it's not modern medicine. - I'm really scared. - What's the worst that could happen? - We lose our magic. I don't know how to be anything other than a Merriwick. (SIGHS) - Well, this will make it easy to give you all the results. You're fine. - We're fine. - Medically, there's nothing wrong with you, but I am gonna prescribe something. Go home and make that amulet. (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - Patience's amulet was gold, and Fortune's was silver. - I don't think it matters. - Well, everything matters. - (WIND HOWLS, SHUTTER CLATTERS) - Well, the wind seems to agree with you. - We need to recreate the process exactly like you saw it in your dream. - I never saw how Meredith made it. I just saw her taking it out of the mould. - And you're just telling us this now? - Well, we weren't trying to make an amulet until now. - We have to stay focused, and you have to have that dream again. - No, she has to have the earlier part of that dream. - I can't control what I dream about. It just happens. - (SIGHS) (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) - (WIND WHISTLES) - (SIGHS) Mugwort. Kava. (MUSIC CONTINUES) Calamus. - A tincture? - A tea. It'll point your dream in the right direction. - Lignum vitae is always the base of the fire. Cocobolo is placed next, and kingwood completes the trinity. (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) Once the medium turns molten, it will be ready to pour. - Why do we need to know this? - It's not you two I'm teaching. - But we're the only ones here. - For now. (MUSIC SWELLS) (MUSIC CONTINUES) - (GASPS) (SIGHS) - Did it work? - I think Meredith knew I'd be watching. - And she showed you how to make the amulet. - I know exactly what we need to do. (MAGICAL MUSIC) www.able.co.nz Copyright Able 2023 - One almond-milk latte with a double shot, one caramel macchiato with a sprinkle of cinnamon, and one double-chocolate milkshake, hold the whip. - Thanks. - Checkmate. I don't think your heart is really in this, padre. - Mm. Well, my heart just got on a plane to Paris. - Do you want any mac with that cheese? - Ouch. - Just yankin' your chain, kid. - Oh, it's gonna be a long six months. I just can't stop seeing her face. - I get it. As a matter of fact, I can see it too, and it don't look happy. - It was too windy. They cancelled my flight. - Darn? - (SIGHS) It has its upside. I get to spend one more day with you. - (CELL PHONE CHIMES) - Do you mind spending a couple of hours behind the counter first? Cassie needs me. - Good thing the winds blew me back to Middleton, huh? - They say love is like the wind. You can't see it, but you can feel it. - Would you like some mac with that cheese? (BOTH CHUCKLE) (GENTLE MUSIC) - Lignum vitae is Latin for 'tree of life'. - According to Google, Lignum vitae is the heaviest and hardest of all woods. - The Forever Tree. - (WIND WHISTLES, SHUTTER CLATTERS) - I guess we got that one right. - Says here cocobolo is used to make musical instruments ` flutes, guitars, bagpipes. - How do you keep googling faster than me? - I was a blue-ribbon speed typer in junior high. - Well, it says it's also used to make chess pieces. - Padre's chess set. - From the Middleton exchange. - Check and mate. - Now we just need kingwood. - Oh. - Ah, calm down, blue ribbon. I already know it's used to make furniture. - It was almost exclusively used to make inlays in very fine furniture in the 17th century. You're not the only one who can google. - (CHUCKLES) I'll go and grab the chess pieces. - I'm gonna get a branch from the Forever Tree. - I'll go to the Bell, Book & Candle and find some kingwood. - (CELL PHONE BEEPS) - Looks like I'm going to the hospital. - Wait, where do I go? - Uh, to lunch with your dad and Zoey. - Oh my gosh. I completely forgot. I feel bad not helping. - You'll feel worse if you stand them up. We've got this covered. - OK. - Did she tell you how she got her head stuck in the bannister on her 4th birthday? - No, she did not. - We tried butter. We tried soap. We tried icing from her cake. We finally had to call the fire department. - Oh, so this is, like, a pattern for you. - What? Twice in 30 years is not a pattern. - Mm... - (ALL CHUCKLE) - What? - I'm happy you're happy. - So, she told you she's happy? - Oh, no, I didn't tell him anything. - Oh, so you're not happy? - Can you help me out here? - I'm gonna help myself to this turkey melt. - (WOMEN CHUCKLE) - Hey. Where'd you go? - I just feel bad. I... We're here, having fun, and my family's out there dealing with the amulet. - Can we help? - You look familiar. - Charlotte, hey. What, uh...? (CHUCKLES) What are you doing in Middleton? - I'm meeting with a client. - Sorry. Uh, this is my father, Phillip, and this is Zoey. - Well, I didn't mean to interrupt. But, um, look, I'm only in town for one day, and I would love to catch up. - Oh, um, I'm just not really sure if I can. - OK, well, no pressure. (QUIRKY MUSIC) Nice to meet you both. - So, that was Charlotte. - (SIGHS) That was. - I think you two should definitely catch up. (MUSIC CONTINUES) - BOTH: I've been thinking... You first. - (CHUCKLES) You go. - No, you go. - Being at the Forever Tree reminded me how perfect Cassie and Sam's wedding was, and I was thinking that maybe we should get married there. - Actually, I was... gonna say that with everything you've got going on right now, maybe it's not the best time to elope. - Are you sure this is about me? - I'm worried about you. - Even if tonight doesn't go like we hope, and tomorrow I can't tell that the phone's gonna ring before it rings, it's not gonna change my mind about wanting to be married to you. - I was hoping you'd say that. (BIRDS CHIRP) (GENTLE MUSIC) - Tuscany? - We leave the day after tomorrow. I arranged for a minister to marry us. - (BOTH LAUGH) (MUSIC CONTINUES) - I love you. - You better. - I'd better get this branch inside. - Do you want me to stay? - No, you've helped enough. Go run your city. - Hey, I love you too. (MUSIC CONTINUES) - Hey, Tom. - You don't look like Monica. - Yeah, lucky for her. - (CHUCKLES) - Thanks. Monica got called down to the ER. I'm just here to finish up the pre-op instructions. Do you have any questions about the surgery? - Just one. Do I actually have to go through with it? - Um, yeah. (CHUCKLES) Any other questions? - I thought I would, but I'm pretty at peace with the whole thing. And no matter what happens, I've lived the life I wanted to. - Listen, Tom. I know what you're thinking, and, yes, anything can happen, but mitral-valve repair has a 95% success rate. - If, for some reason, I'm in that other 5%, at least I know I've been the best husband and father I could be. I always put my family first. - Ah. Well, that's, um... That's something you should be proud of. - I appreciate you saying that, Sam, but you're the same way. (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - (INHALES) OK. - Let's hope this is kingwood. - We're betting a lot on hope. - We're betting a lot on us. - I got a queen, a rook and a pawn all ready to catch fire. - All right. I'll light the Lignum vitae. (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC) I can't do it. - Uh, maybe we should all try together. - OK. (MUSIC CONTINUES) - We're more off than I thought. - All right. Stand down, kiddos. Sometimes you just have to do things the old-fashioned way. - And cocobolo is placed next. Kingwood completes the trinity. (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) - No purple flame. - I'll get it out of there. (MUSIC CONTINUES) The Orb of Intent. - (WIND WHISTLES) - What about it? - It's on a wooden base. - I bet you dollars to donuts Laurel knew we'd figure this out. - (GASPS) (GRUNTS) Oh! (MUSIC CONTINUES) 'Shake the family tree.' - What does that mean? - It means throw the wood on the fire. We don't have time to figure it out. - (GASPS) - Let's make an amulet. - (WIND HOWLS) - Oh. Don't think the moon agrees with that plan. Don't think the moon agrees with that plan. Thomas Tinsdale, if I don't hear back from you in the next five minutes, I'm sending out a search party. - How about five seconds? - (SIGHS) - You can call off the dogs. - I was about to put out an ATB. - You mean an APB. - No. I mean an ATB, an All Tom Bulletin. By my calculations, your pre-op appointment should've ended exactly... (GASPS) 53 minutes ago. Where have you been? - Ah. - A basket of strawberries? - A basket of Meyer's strawberries. - Is this your way of telling me that your pre-op appointment didn't go well? - Everything went fine. I'm first up Friday morning. - (SIGHS) You've always been my rock, Tom. It's OK to be worried. - I can't imagine not being here for you. - Well, then don't imagine it. - If something happens to me, I wanna know you're gonna be OK. - I want to tell you I would be. I know that that would comfort you. But my life would never be the same without you. (POIGNANT MUSIC) - The calm before the storm. - JOY: It matches. - All these years wondering what was on the last page, and it says, 'Shake the family tree'? - I wonder what Elizabeth meant by that. - I wonder what we'll discover. - I think it's ready. - You should do it. - No pressure, though. (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) It worked. (CHUCKLES) - (WIND WHISTLES) - For about two seconds. - I don't get it. We did everything I saw in my dream. - We need to do it again. - We need to try something different. - Thought you ladies might like a cup of tea. - Fortune's amulet was silver. - I can't believe we're doing this. - It's a big commitment. - Ha, you think? Means we'll be together forever. - You got a problem with that? - I do. It's not long enough. - (CHUCKLES) We did just get back together. - When you know it's right, why wait? - Couldn't agree more. - (SIGHS) - Let's go toss a coin in that wishing well. - Let's do it. - (CELL PHONE CHIMES) - (SIGHS) - The hospital? - Mr Yakamoto's going into emergency surgery. He's asking for me. - To be continued. - I'll be back in an hour. - I'm not goin' anywhere. - Only to Paris for six months. - (CHUCKLES) (SIGHS) Mr Yakamoto's waiting. (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - I` I completely forgot about Cancun. - You forgot about dancing all night at the Congo Club? - Yeah. It doesn't ring a bell. - Please. Dancing was our thing. - Yeah, well, we might have had our moments. I got you those earrings for your 25th birthday. - You always had good taste. - Surprised you still wear them. - Well, I didn't for a long time. - What changed? - Well, none of my relationships over the last five years really, um, worked out. - Is that because you're still a workaholic? - It's because none of them were you. I heard that you were living here. That's why I took on Dotty Davenport as a client. - So I guess you've forgiven me. - I'm the one who needs forgiving. I neglected you. - Thank you for saying that. - Look, I want us to be able to say anything to each other. Starting with... I want you back. (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - Hey. - Hey. - I didn't even hear you come in. - Ah, it's not like you have a lot on your mind (!) - Hmm. I thought you had that, uh, meeting with the board. - Rescheduled it. - Mm. I'm glad you did. - (DOOR OPENS) Hey. - I would've called, but I figured you always know when I'm coming anyway. - Not this time. - Hey. You in town to see Michael? - Yeah. A client of mine gave me box seats to a Cubs play-off game. - Michael will like that. - OK, something's going on. - (SIGHS) - (SIGHS) - Hey. - Hey. - I thought you were having coffee with Charlotte. - I was. - How did it go? - Good. - And? - And we caught up. - Really? That` That's all you got? - Well, we talked about work and salsa dancing and... She wants to get back together. - Talk about burying the lede. - (SIGHS) Yeah. I should've told you about the salsa dancing. - What was your answer? - Well, I'm gonna tell her no. - If you were gonna tell her no, you would've done it already. - You're right. I should have. - But you didn't. - Well,... I didn't know what to say. - Then you've got a decision to make. - (SIGHS) (PENSIVE MUSIC) - Strike two. - We're running out of time. - And we're out of elements. - You need to go back into the dream. - Do you want me to drink the tea again? - No. That'll take too long. Um, sit down. Close your eyes. - (SIGHS) - Now take a deep breath and imagine yourself back in the secret room. What do you see? - Meredith, Patience and Fortune putting the three woods in the cauldron. - Where is the crucible? - It's on the table. - What's in it? - I don't know. I can't see. - Well, look. - I'm trying, but I never saw what was in it. (GASPS) Wait. (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) The purple satchels were right there. - The dirt is the element. - (WIND WHISTLES) (MUSIC CONTINUES) (MAGICAL TINKLING) (MUSIC CONTINUES) (WIND WHISTLES) (WIND WHISTLES, SHUTTER CLATTERS) (MUSIC CONTINUES) (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) You know wind chimes are meant to be in the wind. - Yeah, not this kind of wind. You know, Grace made these in the third grade. - I know you miss her. - I also miss seeing you. - Well, that might change soon. - I had a feeling you weren't just here for a baseball game. - I thought you weren't feeling things right now. - Doesn't mean that I don't know when something's going on with you. - There's a house two streets over, on Mockingbird Lane, I'm considering making an offer on. - Wow. That's a long way from the marina. - Well, I'm gonna need a place more permanent than the boat if I'm gonna become a foster dad. - Have you really thought about this? - Becoming a foster dad? Of course. - No, about how much time you'll have to spend commuting to Middleton. I just want you to be sure it's the right decision. - Take 10 seconds before you take a leap. - That's good advice. - It's your advice. You told me that when I was 9. - Oh, you wanted to punch Billy Snyder for taking your baseball glove. - Yeah. And it's a good thing I didn't, cos it was actually Polly Pardue who took it. - Mm-hm. - Everything you've got goin' on, and you're still always here for me. Tell me what I could do to help you. - You just did. - My money's on you. - I appreciate that, but you might lose a buck or two. - Want my advice? - Please. - Pick something she loves. - She loves to salsa dance. - (GASPS) Then take her salsa dancing. - I think that ship has sailed. - So pull it back to the dock. - Even if I did, I have... What's worse than two left feet? - Nothing is worse than two left feet. - (SIGHS) - You need a coach. - Let me guess. - Let me stop you. (CHUCKLES) You couldn't handle all of this. Lucky for you, there's a salsa aficionado on staff here. - Do you think they would teach me? - Hey. - I think you should ask him. - Sam? - Zoey? (CHUCKLES) - You wouldn't happen to know how to salsa dance? - I told you that in confidence. Um, Cassie and I might have taken a couple of lessons. - Could you teach me? - Uh... (CHUCKLES) (SALSA MUSIC PLAYS) - (CHUCKLES) - I suppose I could show you a move or two. (MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING, BOTH CHUCKLE) - Hey. How's Mr Yakamoto? - The surgery went well, but he asked if I could stay until his daughter gets here from Chicago. - (SIGHS) Looks like the wishing well will have to wait. - Better idea. I pick you up tomorrow morning for some cinnamon-roll French toast and a hazelnut latte, and then we could stop by the wishing well on the way to the airport. - Sounds perfect, but my flight got bumped up, and I have to be at the airport at 4am. - Um, then I can pick you up at 2am to take you there. - I'll be the one barely awake. - I love you. - I love you too. (PHONE LINE DISCONNECTS) (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) (SIGHS) (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) - (SIGHS) We did it. - (WIND HOWLS, SHUTTER CLATTERS) - (SIGHS) Now what do we do with it? - I don't feel so good. - I was hoping it was just me. - No, it's not. - Before you do anything, you should put the amulet around your neck. - Where's the setting? - Oh, we were so concerned with making the tree of life... - We didn't think about the rest of the amulet. - Isn't the tree of life the important part? - We're about to find out. - We can use this. - Thanks. (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC) - Here, let me. - Thanks. - 10 minutes till midnight. - Or until we turn into pumpkins. (MUSIC CONTINUES) (WIND HOWLS) (EERIE MUSIC) (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC) (EERIE MUSIC) - It's not working! - It's not getting any worse either! - Looks like we're at a stand-off! - ECHOES: Mom? - Grace? (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) Take 10 seconds before you take a leap. - ABIGAIL, JOY: Cassie! (TENSE MUSIC) - Would you still call this a stand-off? - Well, we're still standing, aren't we? - Guys, look. (DRAMATIC MUSIC) (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) It's pieces of Patience's amulet. - Fortune must have buried it. - Check it out. The setting's still in one piece. (WIND HOWLS) - Let's finish this. (WIND HOWLS) (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC) (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) (WIND HOWLS) (SUSPENSEFUL, MAGICAL MUSIC) (LILTING MUSIC) (ALL CHUCKLE) - We did it. - Piece of cake. - (SIGHS) Wedding cake. - BOTH: You're eloping? - (ALL LAUGH) (GENTLE MUSIC) (SIGHS) Do I look nervous? - (SIGHS) You look beautiful. - (SIGHS) - Oh. - OK. - I now pronounce you man and wife. - That was perfect, but let's go with 'husband and wife'. - I don't know how you do this. Why am I so nervous? - Because you just got ordained online two hours ago. Question is ` why aren't you nervous? - Because I'm marrying my best friend. - And here's mine. - Oh, OK. She's ready. - So is he. - Mm. (ROMANTIC MUSIC) - (CLEARS THROAT) - Wow. You're perfect. - You're welcome. - (ALL CHUCKLE) - And you're on. - Yeah. I'm honoured you've asked me to perform the ceremony, if only because I own the boat. - (ALL CHUCKLE) How about we get you two hitched? - Yeah. - Now, I know you've written your own vows. Adam? - (SIGHS) From the moment I saw you, I realised... I have to focus on the horizon. - Oh no. - No, no, it's` I'm OK. - Are you wearing that patch I prescribed? - I am and, uh, the pressure-point bracelets that Cassie gave me. - (SIGHS) I am so sorry. This is all my fault. - No, no. Don't` Don't be. This is your dream. - And now it's your nightmare. - Why don't we just get you seated, OK? - OK, yeah. - Let's get you centred. Just focus on taking a deep breath. - I think I'd rather focus on finishing my vows. - (SIGHS) Are you sure? - I'm positive... that I can't finish my vows. (ALL CHUCKLE) - OK. Well, in that case,... I'm gonna finish them for the both of us. - That is why I love you. - You know why I love you? - Why? - You're perfect. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) - You're welcome. - Have I ever told you you're my favourite person? - I just wanna be married to you. - I just wanna be married to you. - Then, by the power vested in me by LightAndLoveMinistry.com, I now pronounce you... husband and wife. You may kiss the bride. - (CHUCKLES) - And I will... as soon as we're on dry land. - Right. - Right. - (CLEARS THROAT) (ALL CHUCKLE) - We were halfway back to Chicago when the engine started smoking. - (CHUCKLES) - I pulled over. - And I was just a little freaked out that I was gonna miss my flight. - I was a lot freaked out. But then it happened. - The tow truck arrived? - (ALL CHUCKLE) - The bakery truck. - Matty's Wedding Wonders. - He asked if we needed help. - And I told him we needed a wedding cake. I didn't want her to get on that plane without being my wife. - And I figured since I was already gonna miss my flight, we might as well get married. - And since you, uh, didn't get a chance to exchange rings on the boat... - ...now is the perfect time. (GENTLE MUSIC) - (CLEARS THROAT) - (SIGHS) With this ring, I promise you my heart. (MUSIC CONTINUES) - With this ring,... I promise you my never-ending love. - And now, for the second time, I officially pronounce you husband and wife. (ALL CHEER) (ROMANTIC MUSIC) - Just kiss the bride already! - I will. I will. - (CHUCKLES) - But first, I want my bride to know... that I don't think it's the best idea to start our marriage apart. So if she'll have me,... I'd like to join her in Paris. - Are you serious? - Is that a yes? - Yes. (LAUGHS) - (APPLAUSE) - # I swear to God, when I come home,... # I'm gonna hold you so close. # I swear to God, when I come home, I'll never let go. # Like a river, I flow to the ocean unknown. # But you pull me close, guiding me home. - Are we gonna see you two at the altar any time soon? - Just as soon as you see a ginormous rock on this finger. - (BOTH LAUGH) - Careful. Henry at Middleton Jewellers owes me a favour. - # We're fallin' like the stars. # Fallin' in love. - Wouldn't it be great if the honeymoon never ended? - I remember our wedding. - Like it was yesterday. - (CHUCKLES) - Well, it's not as big a decision as getting married. - Mm, I don't know. Buying a house is a pretty big decision. - Well, deciding that I want to be close to family made it an easy one. - (CHUCKLES) - # Four kids and no sleep. # We'll have one on each knee. # You and me. - Excuse me. - # Mm. And when they've grown up... - You are beautiful. - Keep talkin'. - # You always were... - I was hoping we could dance instead? - # And I need you to know that we're fallin' so fast. # We're fallin' like the stars. # Fallin' in love. # And I'm not scared to say those words. # With you, I'm safe. # We're fallin' like the stars. # Fallin' in love. # I swear to God every day,... # he won't take you away. # Cos without you, babe, I lose my way. - Was it something I said? - It... It was actually something Adam said. - 'I do'? (CHUCKLES) - It's pretty impressive he's gonna drop everything and go spend six months in Paris with Stephanie. - So that's what this is about. (JAMES ARTHUR'S 'FALLING LIKE THE STARS' CONTINUES) - We're never gonna put our marriage first. - Well, I'm glad you think so. - I think we've both known it for a long time. (SONG CONTINUES) - Maybe we have. (SNIFFLES) - Then what are we doing? - # And I need you to know that we're fallin' so fast. # We're fallin' like the stars. # We're fallin' in love. # - (SIGHS) I can't believe how many shrimp I ate. - (CHUCKLES) - I can't wait to get out of these heels. - (BOTH SIGH) - (GROANS) - (SIGHS) - Um, you do realise we're already married? - I do. This is a different kind of proposal. - You have my attention. - But do I have your permission to take you around the world? - OK. You better get out of here before my husband gets home. - Oh, you mean your husband, the workaholic? - Oh, you know him? - Mm-hm. Yeah, I do. I know he's decided to change his ways. - That's a big decision. - It is. I don't wanna look back on our life together and have any regrets. And the biggest one would be if I didn't spend enough time with you. - I don't want that either. - Is that a yes? - It's not a no. Are we really doing this? - We are. - (GASPS) - And I need you to do something for me. - Name it. - Help me up. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) (GENTLE MUSIC) - I can't believe that they decided to get married this morning, and then they just went for it. - I love that they just went for it. - So you like a grand gesture? - What did you do? - I may have had Sam teach me how to salsa. - You learned how to salsa for me? No. - (SALSA MUSIC PLAYS) - (CHUCKLES) (MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING) (ROMANTIC MUSIC) (MUSIC SWELLS) (GENTLE MUSIC) Should we check on her? - No. I think we should just give her some space. (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - I know you guys were talking about me. - We just wanna make sure you're OK. - I'm fine. - And clearly in denial. - I'm not denying anything, including taking that trip to Tuscany. - Uh, are you sure you wanna go on your honeymoon alone? - Moving to Tuscany has always been my dream. - You're moving there? - We'll see how it goes. - Uh... (THOUGHTFUL MUSIC) - Now, just let me fluff your pillow. - My pillow is fine. - (SIGHS) - Arguing? That's a good sign. How are you feeling? - I could use a fluffier pillow. - Thomas Tinsdale! - I'm sure Martha told you we were able to do a repair instead of a replacement, which is exactly what we hoped for. Oxygen levels look great. Vitals are strong. Ah, I wish all my patients were like you. Keep it up. You'll home in a few days. - Definitely glad to hear that. - Thank you, Dr McBride. - My pleasure. (MONITOR BEEPS STEADILY) - Martha. - Oh, come on. Just let me fluff. - How about you hold my hand instead? - (SIGHS) (GENTLE MUSIC) - Can't go to Paris without this. - (SIGHS) - What are you smilin' at? - My husband. - (CHUCKLES) - What are you smilin' at? - My wife. - (CHUCKLES) Man, we're sappy. - Yeah, but we earned it. - Know what I'm picturing? - What? - Sunday mornings. You at that pulpit. These pews filled with people, and me and our kids, watchin' their dad do his thing. - OK, a couple of things. I like the sound of the church being full. But did you say kids? Plural? - I did. - (CHUCKLES) Exactly how many kids are we talkin' about? - How many kids are you talkin' about? - BOTH: Three? (CHUCKLE) (GENTLE MUSIC) - Don't worry about Grey House, kid. - We got it covered. - I have no doubt. - I would. With these two in charge, who knows what you're gonna come home to? - Huh. Suddenly, I'm not so sad you're leaving. Give me a hug. - And give me your suitcase. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) - I'll have one of those. (CHUCKLES) - All right, we'll see you in a few months. - Ah, bring it in, doc. - (CHUCKLES) - (CHUCKLES, SIGHS) Give Grace a big hug for me? Here's one for you. - Oh, George. Aw. - Oh, I'm gonna miss you guys. - We're gonna miss you too. Mm. Take care. It's not too late to back out. - (SIGHS) Not a chance. There's nothing I wanna do more than wander the world with you. (GENTLE MUSIC) (ENGINE STARTS) (MUSIC SWELLS) - Bye! - Shall we? - OK. (MUSIC CONTINUES) (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) Captions by Able. Captions were made with the support of NZ On Air.