>> Daniel: Psh! >> Danny: Yes!
>> Lucy: Oh, I love it. >> Heather: It's an awesome
tree. It's beautiful. >> Danny: Yeah.
The prettiest one I've seen in a long time.
>> Daniel: Yeah. It actually came out pretty great.
>> Heather: Family uh, teamwork. Family...
>> Lucy: Are we doing it? >> Heather: Family teamwork.
We're doing it. We're doing it. Bring it in.
>> Lucy: Bring it in. Bring it in.
>> All: Teamwork for the win. >> Lucy: Thank you.
Dad, this tree is beautiful. I mean, I didn't even know
that we had this many ornaments. Where did they all come from?
>> Danny: Well, I pulled a few boxes out of storage and mixed
them with the others, and voila. >> Lucy: Oh, so they're vintage.
Cool. >> Danny: Yes.
They're-- they're so vintage. They're antiques.
>> Heather: I love this sequin and felt Santa that you
made when you were a kid. There's so much glitter.
>> Daniel: There is so much glitter. You have no idea.
I don't think we ever got all the glitter out of the rug.
Did we? >> Danny: Four years old
and already an artist. >> Daniel: I can't believe
you kept this all this time. >> Danny: Why? I'm sentimental.
>> Heather: I think it's sweet. >> Lucy: I mean, guys,
I can't even remember the last time that we spent
Christmas Eve all together. >> Daniel: Well, it's been
a while. >> Danny: I can't tell you
how much this means to me. All of us together.
Happy, healthy, enjoying life. Calling it a miracle
might be pushing it, but I don't know, it, uh,
it kind of feels that way. >> Heather: Oh, come
here, you old softie. That was beautiful.
[ knock on door ] >> Daniel: Ooh, I'll get
the door. Here. >> Heather: What else
do you have? >> Danny: Okay.
I got more boxes here. >> Lucy: I have to hang
'80s, probably 1987 or '89. >> Lucy: Oh, another
vintage one. >> Danny: It's another
vintage one, yes, yes. >> Lauren: Hi.
>> Christine: Oh, my God. Thank you for bringing those.
Your selection is exquisite. Danny is going to love that.
>> Christine: Oh, let's hope so. >> Lauren: Uh, you and
I know him pretty well and that is exactly his taste.
>> Christine: It is the first Christmas in uh, I mean,
it seems like forever since we've been in the same city.
>> Lauren: So, what's going on between the two of you?
Are you still in the friend zone or are you inching back together
after all this time?
♪♪♪
>> Abby: I am so happy that we decided to do an early dinner
because we're gonna be wrapping gifts all night.
I mean Dominic is gonna have so many gifts to unwrap,
between all the gifts my mom got him, that we got him, Lily,
all of his extended family. He's gonna be unwrapping gifts
for days. >> Devon: I know.
He'll probably end up just playing with the boxes.
>> Abby: Always. >> Devon: Right.
>> Abby: I cannot wait to see his sweet, little face when
he comes downstairs and sees all the gifts that Santa
left under the tree. >> Devon: I'll be sure to have
the camera ready for him. It's great 'cause he's
finally old enough to actually enjoy the holiday.
You know, all the songs and the decorations, special
drinks and the food that we eat. >> Abby: Which reminds me,
are you gonna make those seven-layer bars that you
made with your grandma? I love that story about you
making them for Dru and Neil and Lily on your
first Christmas with them. >> Devon: Yeah.
I was fresh out of foster care. I didn't have a dime to my name.
I remember Dru gave me money to buy gifts for everybody.
>> Abby: And you spent it on baking supplies.
>> Devon: Yeah. I wanted to share one of
my traditions with them. That was the first time in my
life that I felt like I was a part of a real family too.
>> Abby: You know, I-- I couldn't help but
notice that you've been a little bit quiet this whole dinner.
>> Devon: I have? I'm sorry. >> Abby: No. Don't be sorry.
I just wanna make sure you're okay.
Is something on your mind? >> Devon: Ah, kinda, yeah.
I didn't really want to dump it on you for Christmas.
But you're gonna find out sooner or later.
>> Abby: Hm. Do I even have to guess?
>> Devon: Mhm. Probably not. You already know
it's about Tucker. >> Tucker: No, it's not
a scandal, unless you make it one.
No, that's not a quote. God, don't you people take
time off for the holidays? Okay. You want a quote?
Here's a quote. Bah freaking humbug.
>> Summer: Ah, good to see you guys.
>> Lucy: So good to see you. Merry Christmas.
>> Summer: Merry Christmas. Thank you.
>> Danny: Wow. Santa must be exhausted.
>> Phyllis: Oh, well, maybe I overdid it.
>> Danny: Hey, if you're gonna go big, now's the time, right?
>> Phyllis: Yeah. Well you know, I'm a sucker for Christmas.
>> Abby: Oh, wait a second. There were emails?
I have been so busy today that I haven't checked my phone.
>> Devon: Oh, yeah. It's everywhere. It's ugly.
>> Abby: So, not only did the company cover up abuse,
I mean, then they left evidence of it?
You would think that Tucker would be smarter than that.
>> Devon: Yeah. You'd think so. Maybe his time at the ashram
made him lose his edge. And it's Business 101 that
you be transparent and you own up to your mistakes
'cause covering things up just always makes you look worse.
>> Abby: As soon as Tucker found out, he should have apologized.
He should have condemned the artist that targeted
the teenage girls and the people who let it happen.
It would have been one news cycle,
but now it's this huge mess. >> Devon: Tell me about it.
Although, I haven't heard his side of the story.
>> Abby: Do you even want to? >> Christine: When Paul and
I broke up, Danny was incredibly supportive.
And since then, things have evolved,
we've gotten reacquainted. But beyond that,
it is too soon to tell. >> Lauren: But, the gift that
you chose for him is, uh, far more personal than you would
give just an old pal. Wouldn't you agree?
>> Christine: What's going on is-- is something good.
The way I feel when I'm with him.
You know what? I don't want to jinx this.
>> Lauren: Since when are you superstitious?
>> Christine: Oh, here's Michael.
>> Lauren: All right. I want a full report after--
>> Michael: Hello, my lovely bride.
>> Lauren: Hello. >> Michael: Hello, Christine.
>> Christine: How are you? >> Michael: Couldn't be better.
And by the way, you two ladies look absolutely ravishing.
>> Lauren: Why thank you. >> Christine: Really?
Because I was about to pull out one of those
ugly Christmas sweaters. >> Lauren: Oh, they are very
much on trend right now. I'm not making it up.
>> Christine: Well, you would know.
Um, okay, guys, I'm gonna leave you here.
Christmas Eve. >> Michael: Oh,
where are you off to? Some big holiday function?
>> Christine: Um, I am going over to Daniel's
to give Danny his present. And uh, beyond that, well,
you just never know. >> Lauren: Whoa. Okay.
>> Michael: Really? >> Lauren: Well, good luck
and uh, to be continued. >> Christine: Thank you.
>> Michael: Bye. >> Christine: Merry Christmas.
>> Danny: This is good. >> Lucy: You made this eggnog?
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm. It's easy. Everybody knows it's
just eggs and nog. And homemade
always tastes better. >> Heather: Well, it is
delicious. I'm impressed. >> Phyllis: My son,
he has many talents. >> Daniel: Yes.
Well, I'm not quite at the old man's sauce status yet, but...
>> Danny: It's good to have goals.
>> Summer: Ooh, you've got to get him to make
you his chicken marsala with mashed potatoes.
It is so good. >> Lucy: Okay, Dad.
The pressure is on. What are you cooking
for tomorrow's Christmas dinner? >> Daniel: Ooh, I haven't really
thought about that yet. >> Lucy: Ah,
frozen pizza it is then. >> Heather: Um, we could
all just do a potluck and then-- and then not one person is stuck
doing the whole dinner and we would have more time
to have fun and hang out. We could-- we could even
do games like we used to. >> Daniel: Charades?
>> Lucy: Yes. >> Phyllis: Okay, good.
Nicely done. Nicely done. >> Danny: I'm a fan of
the hanging out and having fun agenda.
That's something we haven't done in a long time together.
>> Summer: Well, I know what we should do.
We should do what everybody does on Thanksgiving
and go around and say what we're all grateful for this Christmas.
>> Phyllis: Do you want to do that now?
>> Summer: Yeah. Yeah. Why not? >> Daniel: Well,
that's easy for me. I mean, I've got good friends.
A job that I love doing. A new place and, uh, well,
I don't have to fly halfway around the world to see
my favorite kid anymore. >> Lucy: Okay. Your only kid.
>> Summer: All right. Mine's easy too.
Um, despite pretty much a whole year of chaos, I'm grateful that
my mom is back among the living. >> Daniel: Mm.
I probably should have led with that.
I'm very grateful that you're here with us.
Especially today. >> Phyllis: Ah, you guys...
>> Danny: Phyllis, are you getting misty-eyed?
>> Phyllis: Maybe a little. I'm really grateful to be here.
I really am. And I'm grateful to my brilliant
lawyer who made sure that I was among the living and not in some
prison cell anywhere. >> Heather: Of course.
I filed a few motions and you did the hard part.
>> Lucy: So, Mom, what are you grateful for?
>> Heather: Well, um, like-- like Danny said that-- that
we're all happy and healthy. And-- and-- and every
one of us is doing so well. I mean, you get to be
with your kids again. You-- you two get fresh starts.
And you get to be here for Daniel and-- and for Lucy
and me. And there is truly nothing more special than
having your family close. >> Danny: That's right.
That and love are pretty much all we need.
>> Daniel: Okay. That was just plain corny.
>> Danny: Uh son, have you forgotten that
I am the king of corn? >> Daniel: And damn proud of it,
apparently. >> Danny: I am. That's true.
>> Phyllis: Hey listen, corny or not, it's the truth.
I feel the same way. >> Lucy: Yeah.
I mean, Dad, don't be cynical. >> Summer: Yes.
Listen to your daughter. She's giving you good advice.
>> Daniel: Okay. Clearly, I can see that
I'm outnumbered here. So...
to family and love. >> Danny: Amen.
>> Heather: To family and their love.
>> Danny: Ching, ching.
>> Michael: What's going on there?
>> Lauren: Between Danny
and Christine? Too early to tell
or so she says. >> Michael: Yeah, the sparkle in
her eyes, dead giveaway. >> Lauren: I know.
Those two just gravitate to each other whenever
they're both free. >> Michael: Kismet.
>> Lauren: You know, I don't think she ever got
over her first love. >> Michael: Well,
I wish her all the luck. That split with Paul
had to be painful. Whatever gets Christine smiling
again, I'm all for it. But the big question is...
how do I get you smiling? >> Lauren: Oh, me?
My smile is permanent. >> Michael: Blatant lie before
your morning coffee, but I'll allow it.
>> Lauren: Okay. You're right. And, uh, what time do we need to
be at Chloe and Kevin's? >> Michael: Uh,
any time after seven. >> Lauren: Mm.
We have hours then. >> Michael: Which means
I get my Christmas wish. Private time with
my irresistible wife before the holiday mayhem begins.
>> Lauren: Ah, I like the sound of that.
>> Michael: Mm. Well.
Hold. You can open this one now.
>> Lauren: Oh, yes. >> Michael: In fact,
you have to open it because it's time-sensitive.
>> Lauren: Hm. Whatever could it be?
>> Michael: One way to find out. Open it.
>> Lauren: Ooh, a room key. Is this for our favorite suite?
>> Michael: But of course. I will
see you there in 10 minutes. >> Lauren: But you know,
sweetheart. Sweetheart. I thought I saw another
present in there. No.
>> Michael: If there is indeed another president, you'll
have to wait 'til we're alone. >> Lauren: Well, are you
sure you just wanna leave it here for safekeeping?
>> Michael: See you there. >> Devon: I mean, I feel
like I should at least hear Tucker's side of the story
before I condemn him completely. >> Abby: And what could
he possibly say that would make it any better?
>> Devon: Uh, probably nothing. Just know that I'll be
disappointed in him, one more time.
So, what's new? >> Abby: Hey.
I'm so sorry that all of this had to come out now.
We should be happy and joyful and celebrating.
>> Devon: It's okay. Don't be sorry.
It's not gonna change anything about our celebration.
I'm too excited to be spending our first Christmas
together in our new home. >> Abby: Mm. I can't wait.
>> Devon: No, me neither. And I promise you, this is going
to be the best Christmas we've ever had in our lives.
♪ Dashing through the snow ♪ ♪ In a one-horse open sleigh ♪
♪ O'er the fields we go ♪ ♪ Laughing all the way ♪
♪ Ha, ha, ha ♪ ♪ Bells on bobtails ring ♪
♪ Making spirits bright ♪ ♪ What fun it is ♪
♪ To ride and sing ♪ ♪ A sleighing song tonight ♪
♪ Oh, jingle bells ♪ Jingle bells ♪
♪ Jingle all the way ♪ ♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride ♪
♪ In a one-horse open sleigh ♪ ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells ♪ ♪ Jingle all the way ♪
♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride ♪ ♪ In a one-horse open sleigh ♪
>> Danny: Oh, yes! One more time. Faster.
♪ Dashing through the snow ♪
>> Lauren: Hello, you two.
>> Abby: Lauren, hi. >> Devon: Hey. How are you?
>> Abby: Happy Christmas Eve. What brings you by?
As if we didn't already know. >> Lauren: Oh?
>> Devon: Yeah. We saw Michael running upstairs
with a big smile on his face. >> Abby: Is he still that
romantic after all these years? >> Lauren: Uh, looks like
I'm going to find out. >> Abby: It's a surprise?
Even better. >> Devon: Nice.
I like his style. >> Lauren: Uh, me too.
And if I don't see you guys in the next few days,
have the most wonderful holiday. >> Abby: You too.
Tell Michael we said hi. >> Lauren: I will do that.
>> Devon: It's good to see you. >> Lauren: Good to see you. Bye.
>> Devon and Abby: Bye. >> Tucker: Oh, looking festive.
>> Lauren: 'Tis the season. >> Tucker: Hi. Merry Christmas.
>> Devon: It's probably not that merry for you, given what
just hit the internet. >> Tucker: Hm.
[ Michael growling ] >> Lauren: Ooh, champagne.
Lovely. >> Michael: We're celebrating.
>> Lauren: Yes. Christmas comes but once a year.
>> Michael: I'd say we have much more than a holiday
to raise a glass to. >> Lauren: So, let's the-- let
the private festivities begin. ♪ Jingle bells ♪
♪ Jingle all the way ♪ ♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride ♪
♪ In a one-horse open sleigh ♪ ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells ♪ >> Danny: Cricket.
This is a surprise. >> Christine: Well,
that was the plan. Sorry to interrupt.
>> Danny: No. You're not interrupting at all.
This is wonderful. Come in. Come on, join us. Please.
>> Christine: I didn't mean to walk in on
your family gathering. >> Danny: Oh, hey,
it was nothing planned. I mean, Heather came and,
you know, helped Daniel and Lucy trim the tree.
And then I was on my way out, they roped me into helping.
And then Phyllis and Summer showed up with
presents for everyone and now you're here.
It's the perfect Christmas Eve. >> Christine: I just came over
to uh, drop off a gift, for you. >> Danny: Oh, wow.
>> Phyllis: My goodness. Well, Danny is a special one for
everybody, isn't he?
>> Devon: When I heard that you covered up for a sleazy artist,
I was surprised at first. And then I quickly
wasn't because it's you. But would you care to,
I don't know, explain your side of the story or...
>> Tucker: Yeah. >> Devon: Yeah?
>> Tucker: Well, may I? >> Devon: Yeah, sure.
>> Tucker: First of all, I didn't cover up that guy's
actions with that girl. Um, nor would I ever
do such a thing. Uh, when I found out about it,
he was already in jail. Um, so what I did was I--
I cut ties with him. I voided his contract and um,
I fired everyone responsible for keeping him on the tour instead
of having him arrested. What I did cover-up,
however, was the team's unscrupulous actions.
And I did so because I felt I had to protect the business.
>> Abby: Of course. Yeah. Because profit margins mean more
than common decency. >> Devon: Well, they do to him.
>> Abby: All you had to do was hold a press conference.
Tell the whole story. All the sordid details.
Condemn those actions. Say that you were
disgusted by things that happened in your absence.
But you didn't do that, did you? >> Tucker: No, I didn't.
And I readily admit that I could have handled it differently.
>> Devon: That's it? That's all you got?
>> Tucker: Well, what do you want me to say?
I screwed up, Devon. Yes, I should have known that it
would eventually come out and that it would make me
look pretty bad. >> Devon: That's what
you care about? Is how it makes you look?
Not that what you did was reprehensible because it's
like there's no such thing as right or wrong to you.
Which is why you're always caught up in a lie or a scandal.
But these are your issues and it's the holidays,
so Abby and I don't really have time for it.
>> Lauren: The, uh, elves have outdone themselves.
>> Michael: Well, I wanted our time together
to be extra special. >> Lauren: Well, you know what?
It's perfect, so far. >> Michael: Hm.
You have sharp eyes, my love. I do indeed
have another gift for you. But first.
>> Danny: So we finished the show, dead tired, okay?
It's one of those seven cities in eight nights
kind of thing, you know. You know what it was
like back then, right. Constantly on tour.
>> Christine: You were in such high demand.
>> Phyllis: Some things never change.
>> Danny: Anyway, it's Christmas Eve
and all the band and I want to do is check into a hotel,
order room service, and get some real sleep.
>> Heather: The glamorous life of a rock star.
>> Danny: Exactly. Okay. But there's a little problem
here. You see this town, which was, I don't know,
all of about 3,000 people, had one hotel and it was
completely sold out. Yeah. Our tour manager neglected
to make a reservation and the nearest big city
was several hours down the road. >> Summer: What did you do?
>> Danny: Well, we either sleep on the bus...
>> Lucy: On Christmas Eve? >> Danny: Hey,
you do what you gotta do. But anyway, the promoters,
they found out what happened and they offered us
a place to stay. Yeah. The band, the crew,
the roadies, the drivers, background singers, and me.
And, uh, yeah, they split us up and made calls
and found us all places to stay. >> Heather: Did they find
enough beds for everyone? >> Danny: Oh, yeah. Beds,
couches, cots, air mattresses. But best of all...
>> Christine: Yeah. It was a horse barn with
a tack house attached, right? There were no rooms left
at the inn, So Danny had to sleep in a stable
on Christmas Eve. >> Lucy: Okay.
You are totally making that up. >> Danny: Actually...
>> Phyllis: You know, it's so funny because the way that Danny
always told me the story was that it was a converted barn.
It was really nice. All the amenities and with a car
collection, I think. You're-- I, you just make it
sound like it's donkeys and sheep and camel milling about.
>> Christine: Don't embellish, Phyllis.
>> Danny: Well, uh, actually the roadies, they're the ones
that stayed in the tack house. Not me.
Yeah, I was offered though, a lumpy purple futon
in someone's basement. And I tell you, I was
really glad to be there. >> Christine: I always
thought that it was you-- >> Phyllis: Well, I guess
you thought wrong, right? >> Daniel: You know what?
I-- I am going to side with my daughter here.
Um, I don't believe that most of that really happened.
Are you sure that it did? >> Danny: Okay. All right.
I was there, all right? So, let's just assume
that I'm right and I remember the story
how it went down and where I slept Christmas Eve.
That's it. >> Heather: Where there
were donkeys. >> Danny: No,
that was another holiday. >> Christine: Oh, wait a second.
Either way, it is fun to think about the past, but I think
it's even more special to think about
the present and the future. >> Phyllis: Oh, sometimes
the past shapes us, you know? >> Christine: Only if
you learn from it.
>> Michael: Well, Merry Christmas, darling.
>> Lauren: You're so sweet.
Oh, Michael. >> Michael: Go ahead. Open it.
It's your favorite color, sparkly.
>> Lauren: Ooh, I love sparkly. [ Lauren gasping ]
Oh, my darling. Oh, it's beautiful.
>> Michael: Lauren Fenmore, would you do me the honor
of making me the happiest man in the world, a second time,
by agreeing to marry me all over again?
>> Lauren: Oh, my love. Hold that thought.
>> Tucker: Thank you. I really appreciate
your assessment of my flaws as a human being.
I'll give it some thought. Uh, but since you mentioned
the holidays, I still have those gifts for Dominic.
How would you like to handle that?
I know you're not so keen on having me there on
Christmas Eve. May I come by later to
deliver them personally? Or would you like me
to just leave them on the porch? >> Devon: You can come by
and you can drop off some gifts. And I'm only saying that because
I know Dominic would probably like to see you.
>> Tucker: I'm very grateful to you both for making
a concession for me. >> Devon: Well, you're welcome.
But I don't want you to read too much into this
because this is not an invitation for you and I to
have a relationship. I've made it clear,
it's not what I want. But at the same time, I'm not
going to penalize our son for enjoying his time with you.
>> Tucker: All right. That's fine.
I'll take what I can get. >> Devon: Okay.
Well, have a good night. >> Tucker: Yeah. You too.
See you. >> Devon: Did I just
make the wrong decision? [ Indistinct chatter ]
>> Summer: Um, Mom, it-- it's past four.
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm. So, what? >> Summer: We're meeting
Dad at the club for dinner. >> Phyllis: We have plenty
of time. >> Summer: Come on, Mom.
I know how you are getting ready for an event and
I'm like that too. So let's, uh...
>> Phyllis: Let's go. >> Heather: You know what?
I hate to say it, I have to-- I have to go too.
I told Dad I would call him in Lisbon and, uh,
he gets up so early. >> Lucy: Yeah,
because he wakes up early. He gets up at like dawn.
It's ridiculous. >> Heather: He does.
So he like, goes to bed early. It's a whole thing, so I gotta.
>> Daniel: Yeah. Well, lucky for you,
I plan on sleeping in tomorrow and since you're staying here,
there will be no getting up early.
>> Lucy: Excellent. >> Heather: Pick you up at 10?
>> Daniel: Ooh, uh-uh. >> Lucy: Um, better make it 11.
>> Heather: 11? Okay. Is that-- is that possible?
>> Daniel: Better. >> Heather: Okay. All right.
Okay, I love you. >> Lucy: I love you.
>> Heather: Okay. >> Lucy: Bye-bye, Mom.
>> Heather: Bye, sweetie. I love you. I love you.
I love you. Um, thank you, Daniel.
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm. >> Lucy: Okay.
>> Heather: Okay. >> Lucy: Bye.
>> Daniel: Yup. >> Heather: I love you.
[ indistinct chatter ] >> Danny: I, uh, I hate
to see the party break up. It's been so good being
with you all. I've enjoyed every minute of it.
>> Phyllis: Back at ya. >> Daniel: You know, I'm gonna
walk everyone to their cars. >> Danny: Yeah, I'm gonna--
I'm gonna join you. I'll be right back, okay?
>> Phyllis: And are you coming, Christine?
>> Christine: Uh, not just yet. Tell Nick Merry Christmas
from me, will you? >> Summer: Yeah, we will.
We'll do that. Um, thanks. Come on.
[ Indistinct chatter ]
>> Lauren: Before I answer
your question... >> Michael: Oh,
the plot thickens. >> Lauren: One great
surprise deserves another. Michael Baldwin...
would you make me the happiest woman on the face of the planet
and marry me all over again? [ Michael chuckling ]
>> Michael: You didn't? >> Lauren: What are the odds?
>> Michael: Pretty good when you think about it.
We are of one mind, you and I. And by the way, yes.
Yes. 1,000 times, yes.
>> Lauren: I will take your 1,000 times
and I will raise you 10. Here.
Ah. >> Michael: Hold on. Hold on.
>> Lauren: Let me remove my ring.
>> Michael: Perfect fit. >> Lauren: Yes.
>> Phyllis: Hey. >> Summer: Hey.
Um, Dad just called. >> Phyllis: What's wrong?
>> Summer: Um, he said that there's some big family issue
that he has to deal with. >> Phyllis: All right.
Do you know if it has to do with Christian?
>> Summer: No. Christian's fine. I-- I asked that,
but he wouldn't give me any more details, but he's gonna
miss our dinner. >> Phyllis: Oh, okay.
Well, I-- I'm sorry, I know you're disappointed.
>> Summer: Yeah. I'm actually more worried
than disappointed. He really did not sound good.
Mom, I think that I need to go over there.
I'm so sorry. Do you mind? >> Phyllis: No, of course not.
>> Summer: Okay. I'm gonna see you tomorrow.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, for sure. All right.
Call me if you need me. >> Summer: I will.
>> Phyllis: All right. >> Abby: Look, you know that I'm
not crazy about Dominic having a relationship with Tucker.
My gut has been telling me to keep Tucker away since
he got back in Genoa City and I should have just listened.
>> Devon: Because of how he treated your mom?
>> Abby: For starters. But look, I get where
you're coming from and I know that he's your dad
and it's probably better that he sees Dominic under our
supervision. That way, he won't find another way to see him.
>> Devon: Yeah. Well, how about we make this
the last time we mention Tucker McCall for today.
>> Abby: Yes. >> Devon: Because it
is Christmas Eve and I want this holiday to
be about you and me and Dominic. >> Tucker: Hey, Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: Hey. >> Tucker: No, wait a minute.
What are you doing? Are you meeting somebody?
You alone on Christmas Eve? >> Phyllis: Uh, no,
I'm not alone. I mean, I spent the whole day
with my kids and it was lovely. Amazing.
>> Tucker: Good for you. >> Phyllis: Yeah.
You know, uh, I was supposed to have dinner with, um,
with Summer and Nick. Nick.
>> Tucker: Yeah. >> Phyllis: And uh, something
happened with Nick's family, so he had to-- he had to leave.
Um, and Summer went to go check on him because something
happened to his family. Ah, I said that-- Anyway,
I-- I'm, you know, my plans for tonight are nonexistent now.
>> Tucker: Oh, well, let me buy you a drink then.
>> Danny: You know, Daniel and Lucy would probably bring us
some takeout if we asked them. Or, I've got a lovely bottle
of wine in the kitchen if you're interested.
>> Christine: Well, that sounds amazing, but first
I want you to open this. >> Danny: Oh, well all right.
Okay. Oh, Cricket.
>> Christine: I know how you like a good robe.
>> Danny: Is this silk? >> Christine: Yeah.
Lauren can acquire these really rare items and sell them through
her vintage collection, so according to the auction
house, this was once owned by Brian Ferry.
>> Danny: You're kidding? Wow. It is so elegant.
>> Christine: Yes. >> Danny: Sophisticated.
>> Christine: Yes. Try it on. Come on.
>> Danny: Yeah? >> Christine: Yeah.
>> Danny: Okay. All right. Here it goes.
>> Christine: Okay. >> Danny: Okay. How's that?
>> Christine: Oh, yes. >> Danny: Yes.
>> Christine: I knew it would look perfect on you.
>> Danny: Thank you. >> Christine: You're welcome.
>> Danny: Thank you so very much.
Okay. All right. I-- Let me see,
have something for you. >> Christine: Well.
>> Danny: Yeah. It's okay. Uh, you can open it.
You know, I won't tell Santa. >> Christine: Oh, Danny.
>> Danny: Do you remember this? I got you one on our honeymoon.
That little boutique in Wailea. >> Christine: Yeah.
Yeah, I remember. >> Danny: Yeah.
And then, a couple of years later, the,
um, the airline lost the suitcase that it was in
on the trip to Cabo and... >> Christine: Yeah.
I was-- I was heartbroken. That was my--
my favorite bracelet. I wore it all the time.
>> Danny: Well, guess what? It looks like the universe has
brought you another one. And you know what?
They put it right under my nose so that I could see it while
I was out there shopping. >> Christine: Thank you.
I-- I-- I love it. You... you couldn't have given me
a more meaningful gift. >> Melody: Home is where
the heart is. >> Jason: And you,
our viewers... >> Jess: Are the heart
of the Y&R family. >> Melissa: Thank you so much...
>> Eileen: For welcoming us into your homes.
>> Both: May your holidays be merry and bright.
>> Sean: Whether you've been naughty...
>> Bryton: Or nice. >> Eric: From all of us at
The Young and the Restless, we wish you all the best
this entire holiday season. >> Announcer: Next week on
The Young and the Restless... >> Michael: At the stroke of
midnight, you will be my one and only wife, all over again.
>> Lauren: It's inspired. >> Phyllis: There's
something between us now. You feel it too. I know you do.
I mean, what do you have to lose?
>> Nikki: Jordan? >> Jordan: Hello, Nikki.
So glad you could make it.
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