(Sam): Previously on The Way Home.
- There's always the option of leaving your nest
- and coming and joining mine. - Leave Landry Farm?
He has developed a real aversion to that path through the woods.
- What is Jacob doing in Toronto?
Is he working there?
Hi, I'm Tessa.
Tessa's the hardest
working waitress Coyle's ever had.
I'm glad you got to see Cole.
- They're growing up without me.
It's the same bracelet.
You do know somebody from the future.
- Asking the wrong questions around here
will get you killed, Kitty Kat.
- Did someone put something in my drink?
Hello?
(soft guitar music)
♪ Oh, I am going nowhere ♪ (door bell ringing)
Hey, buddy.
(sighing): A little help here?
Two espresso martinis.
(music continues playing in bar)
- Uh, uh, we don't, uh, serve that here.
Whisky Bar. It's just the classics.
I like that. But...
maybe I'm old school.
I'm old school too.
Well, I'm not.
Let's go.
There's this place down the street
that lights their drinks on fire.
(dissipating footsteps)
(sighing): Cool.
Officially the last time I ever agree to a blind date.
See you, Old School.
(dissipating footsteps)
Wish me luck.
Something tells me you won't need it.
(door opening and shutting)
(tense music) (clearing throat)
- What? Why are you looking at me like that?
No reason, old friend.
Just wondering how long you plan to stay stuck behind this bar.
(music turns pensive)
(Alice): Mom's been gone all night.
- It's just like Kat to see a bracelet
in an old film and then disappear.
She's trying to help.
She thought that the bracelet meant that
Fern knew your mom. I mean, it's possible, right?
I guess they could have met
if she and Griffin had landed in 1925 when they jumped,
but she didn't stay long.
My dad gave me this when he was here. It's from my mom.
(sighing): The family ring was with it, which means...
- That Tessa did come back from the past?
(door opening)
This is all so confusing. I just...
I miss the good old days when time travel
was just to hang out with my teenage mom.
Well, not just your mom.
- (curious music) - Nick!
(scoffing): What are you doing here?
- Closing on a house. I'm about to be an official
Port Havenite again. Buddy!
- Wait, you finally bought something?
Yes. Well, remotely.
One last season on the yacht circuit did the trick.
Claire and I can finally afford a place, so...
Coming home, buddy.
(Elliot): Wow.
So, uh, is Claire with you?
Nah, she's at work.
But come on, tell me the latest pond drama.
- It's, uh, a little complicated.
- Well, we have dealt with complicated before.
(chuckling)
So come on, start from the beginning.
- My place could really use your green thumb, Del.
- I am not gonna disagree with you.
Speaking of which...
we haven't really talked about that whole
moving in with me thing since I brought it up.
- Oh, yeah. I've thought about it, Sam,
and I can't think about leaving the farm.
- Not right now. - Right.
- So, uh, if you don't mind, can we put that idea on pause?
Of course.
Take all the time you need.
So you're all right with that?
I'm not going anywhere, Del.
Come fall, we can still spend as much time as we'd like together,
regardless of whose roof it's under.
We can have our movie nights, quiet dinners.
Just hunker down.
Just the two of us.
Yeah. Um, that sounds good.
(intriguing music)
(chuckling)
Hello?
Anybody?
This is all a very big mistake.
(chuckling nervously)
(sighing): I can't believe this.
- Mmh. Talking to yourself is never a good sign.
- Finally. Okay, listen, listen.
You have got the wrong impression of me.
- That's what they all say. - Um--
- But I just see a gal who always has a drink in her hand.
- What? (cup thudding)
So, out with it.
Who are you really?
You have no ID, no money, no purse.
You tell me where Fern is,
and maybe I'll tell you who I am.
- Fern's fine. Though she put up quite a fuss
as they were dragging you away.
- I don't remember any of that at all.
- Well, that makes sense. You were passed out drunk
on the Coffee Spoon floor.
I was not drunk, okay?
I was drugged by those Augie boy creeps.
I mean, don't you even realize that they're bootleggers?
- Percy and Moe have seen the inside of that cell many a time.
That's apparently what we do here.
Jail them, fine them, let them go.
Wheel keeps turning.
I thought it'd be different, but nope.
It's just a vicious money-making cycle.
- Doesn't sound like you really love your job.
- You don't sound like you're from around here.
So, how about you tell me what brought you to town,
and I'll tell you my feelings about working here.
(Fern): Kitty Kat?
Fern!
- How come no one invited me to the party?
(whimsical music)
- Miss Landry, here to fraternize with our criminal?
- Oh, I'm here to thank you, Inspector.
Five Star hotel couldn't have treated
my girlfriend any better, but it's time for her to check out.
I paid the bail and we'll be going.
You paid the bail?
- I'm a modern girl with modern means.
Now, if you would be so kind as to open the cell,
we'll be on our way.
- So you think your mom time travelled,
- came back, and died? - Yeah.
- And Kat thinks your mom time travelled, got trapped,
- and is in the 1920s? - Mm-hmm.
But if Tessa's in the 1920s,
technically, she's long since dead anyway, right?
- Okay, maybe let's call it on the dead mom talk?
Look who's here!
- (laughing) - Aww.
Always nice to see you, honey.
- Sam. - How are you doing, Nick?
(sighing): Well, I have news.
I'm coming back for good.
Oh, wow. That's fantastic.
Now all I need is a boat.
(laughing) Del?
- Colton's boat. It's not for sale.
- Not yet. But now that I'm here,
I'm not going to give up so easily.
- Oh, well, I'm ready for the challenge.
(approaching vehicle) (honking)
(laughing)
- Who's that? - Julian.
Nick's biological dad.
- (joyful music) - There my boy!
- Big stage actor. Pretty well known, actually.
- Can you believe I'm gonna be a homeowner?
(huffing) Bet you thought
you'd never see the day. Thanks for coming, Julian.
- Are you kidding? I wouldn't miss it.
Plus, your mom's made me contractually obligated
to be present for all pivotal child-related moments.
- (laughing) - Julian, you know Elliot?
- Of course. - Good to see you, Julian.
And this is Alice.
- Hi. - Hi.
Nice to meet you.
- And somehow, I don't think you've met
the Landry matriarch yet, Delilah.
- Uh, no. I would have remembered if I had.
- Nice to meet you, Julian. I've heard a lot about you.
- Well, it's a pleasure, Delilah.
- And I'm Sam, Delilah's boyfriend.
- Oh, luckiest man in Port Haven!
Correct, sir.
- Who wants coffee? - Uh, yep.
- You two have a wonderful place here.
- It's, uh, it's... - Oh, the farm's mine.
Well, my family's.
- Well, I was raised on a farm myself.
Not one as beautiful as this one.
It's not a livelihood for the faint of heart.
- You didn't stick with it, then?
- No, I chose the much more stable career
of a Canadian theatre actor.
(laughs)
- Well, Jude and Joyce say that you've made quite a name
for yourself over the years.
- Celebrity in extremely niche circles, perhaps.
But if you ever find yourself in Stratford,
feel free to drop my name.
I'll keep that in mind.
(intriguing music)
(muttering): Snapdragons.
Um, pardon me?
- Uh, my mom planted them everywhere on our farm.
Oh.
- Well, um, let's join the others. - Yes.
Just be honest.
How did you know that song from last night?
It's from 60 years in the future.
- Songs are timeless, Kitty.
I bet yours is just a new recording of the old ditty
because I've known that tune for absolutely ages.
- Somebody must have taught it to you then.
So who was it? Was it Tessa?
- I told you, I don't know a Tessa.
And truly, it's not safe to keep asking these questions.
People don't like it!
- People like the Augie Boys? Is that why they drugged me?
Am I the one that their boss wants to "get rid of?"
Stop the nonsense, Kitty Kat!
I'm the one who drugged you.
Now, enough with the questions, all right?
- (suspenseful music) - What?
It was you. (scoffs)
(incredulously): Why?
- It was the only way I could protect you.
You're right.
The Boys have it in for you for some reason.
But they couldn't reach you in jail now, could they?
When Cliff mentioned the raid, I saw an opportunity
and made it look like you were a lousy drunk, ripe for arresting.
But honestly, Kitty, if you had any manners at all,
you'd be thanking me.
- Don't you understand what putting me in jail would do?
The longer I am in the past,
the more my family back home worries.
- It's why I did it, so that you could live to get
home to the people who love you. So, sue me!
Oh, my God.
Okay. (intriguing music)
You do realize who the Augie boys are working for, yeah?
It's your fiancé. (chuckling)
- What? You think Grayson Goodwin is bootlegging?
Doll, he has all the money in the world.
The boys might have a boss, but it's not Grayson.
Well, then who is it?
Who knows?
For all I know or care, it's you, Kitty.
I thought I could trust you.
(huffing)
- Can you ever really trust anyone?
Apparently not.
(intriguing music swelling)
(sighing)
(city din)
(suspenseful music)
Stop staring.
Can't help it, I'm afraid.
I find you highly entertaining.
(chuckling): Why's that?
Oh, uh,
(chuckling): You'll figure it out sometime, I'm sure.
You're smart. Not quite as smart as me, of course,
but what can you do?
- You never did lack confidence, did you?
- It's easy to be confident when you're right all the time.
Let me guess,
you think that I need somebody to save me, right?
But you're wrong. Things have changed.
I'm no longer hiding from the good ones.
No, no.
You're hiding from everything else now.
(city din)
You know what's funny?
Nicky's first love was named Alice.
(coughing)
- (door opening) - Oh, um, what a coincidence.
- (door shutting) - Yeah, that's, uh, super weird.
(hopeful music)
Mom, finally.
(sighing): It's okay, sweetheart, I'm good.
- Okay, uh, why don't we give these people some space?
- Hey. - Hey.
- Well, I, uh. I've got to deliver this honey to the Point.
Oh, you make honey.
- I do. - How fitting.
- All right, all right, let's get moving.
Are you alright?
- I'm fine, Mom. (door opening)
- We'll catch up later. - Okay.
(sighing)
So you were drugged, jailed,
and now have a target on your back?
Mom, you can't go back there.
But I do go back.
I'm in that camera test thing with Fern.
What, you want me to take a break?
- Maybe I can find something out in the 70s?
I just have to figure out how to avoid Colton and Del.
I think my time hanging out with them is pretty much over.
It's hard, but I've been through it before with you guys.
- Technically, you know, we are still here.
And just as cool as ever.
Wait a minute.
(intriguing music)
Wait, there's something here.
Look.
That book at the cabin.
Look, it's here too.
Is that a crown?
- There's a crown on the Goodwin crest.
- Alice, you said you found that bullet
at the site of the 1926 explosion, right?
Yeah, so what does that mean?
- It places Grayson there, in the tunnels,
used for bootlegging.
Fern is wrong.
I mean, he is in on it. I-I have to go back.
Right, okay, no time travel.
I will just find another way to learn about Grayson.
But, man, you know, as Fern would say,
you guys are real flat tires.
Since I am grounded,
I think I'm gonna use this time to focus on the Herald.
- Oh, your job. How nice.
(huffing): Um, actually,
I'm considering shutting down the paper.
You know, the town council is fine
with whatever decision I make.
What? Close the Herald?
Oh, for heaven's sake, Katherine. What's your plan?
- My plan is-is...
trying to figure out what I want my life to be.
You know, I mean, this fall brings a whole new chapter
for all of us, doesn't it?
Yeah, I suppose you're right.
(chuckling): I guess I should tell you.
Sam asked me to move in with him, but I turned him down.
(huffing): Anyway, as far as the Herald goes--
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
(curious music) (laughing): Just...
um, we're unpacking that.
For starters, I can't imagine you
anywhere other than the farm.
- I might want to go someplace,
you know, see some things.
- Yes, of course. It's just, you don't usually.
But I might.
I mean, age doesn't determine how quiet your life is.
Did you know that this house used to be the party house?
- I don't remember any parties. - Well, you wouldn't.
You were born in 1982 and it stopped after that.
No offense. (chuckling)
But when Colton and I were first married...
Ooh, baby.
We had the best kitchen parties.
What's a kitchen party?
It's an East Coast thing.
It's a casual gathering in the kitchen.
And your friends bring instruments,
and you sing, and you dance.
Sounds just like Colton.
It does, doesn't it?
Hey! Well, why don't we have a kitchen party?
In honour of Nick's homecoming? (knocking on door)
Hold on, I'll get that.
Huh.
(pensive music)
(man): Delivery. (Del): Oh, thank you.
(door shutting)
(chuckling): They're snap dragons.
(whimsical music)
From Julian.
- So, is this party really in honour of Nick?
(softly): Or Nick's dad?
Oh, shush.
(energetic country music)
- Your food will be out in just a sec.
- Thanks. Julian and I are going to look at the house,
and we needed some chow.
- I think it's great how you're so cool
with him being in your life. Most of the parent-child
relationships I've known are full of drama.
(huffing)
Speaking of drama,
(whispering): what'd your mom find out about Tessa?
- No real answers, just more questions.
I thought I might try and jump back
to see if I could find anything out in the 70s.
But trips to that time have not been as easy as they used to be.
- Why has it got to be hard? Like me and Jules.
Just because things seem like they should be complicated,
that doesn't mean they have to be.
(phone ringing)
(Tom): Answer it.
(intriguing music)
(sighing)
I know. I tried to work.
I really did.
But Evelyn's files, they were just...
They're right there, and they're staring at me.
What, what if there's more personal information
about Grayson in there?
I mean, he was her grandfather, right?
I wanna know who Grayson really was.
Not-not the guy in the history books.
I just, but I know... (sighing)
I need to focus on my job.
How can I help?
(country music playing afar)
Come on, we can't be late.
(Vic): Tess, wait.
Wait, wait, wait.
You look so beautiful.
(chuckling): I had to dress to impress.
Do you realize this is the first time I'll be in their house?
I think that means we're actual friends now.
- It's because of you. You've worked so hard
this past year to make this happen.
You brought us all back together.
- It's 'cause it's all I want, Vic.
Friends that feel like family.
- I am so lucky I get to marry you.
(intriguing music) (Vic softly): Let's go.
(door opening and shutting)
It's Alice, isn't it?
(suspenseful music)
I know you from Coyle's from a long time ago?
Um, yeah.
That's right.
Good memory.
Aren't you coming?
Oh, um, I've just been...
I was just leaving.
- Well, it's nice to see you then.
- Please don't tell anyone that I was here.
- I thought you said you were just inside.
- Uh, yeah, I was, but--
But you're lying.
No, I, I just...
I, um... It's-it's complicated.
What would happen if I told?
Look.
I kept your secret, so now you can keep mine.
I saw you that day.
At Coyle's.
Taking the money.
- I'm not the only one with good memory, apparently.
Okay. It's a deal.
(country music playing afar)
(door shutting)
(country music continues)
- Well, not much on Grayson so far.
Evelyn had a ton of stuff on the White Witch lore.
Kind of strange.
Wait.
Take a look at this.
That's Grayson's marriage certificate from 1926.
(intriguing music) He married someone else.
I don't understand.
I mean, the Grayson that I met, he was fully devoted to Fern.
What happened that year?
It's just another thing that doesn't make any sense.
- I'm gonna add this to the list.
He had a little sister who died young, Cassandra.
Those kids.
They look like the ones from the Lingermore mural
that Grayson commissioned.
The ones that the White Witch was floating over
and-and protecting.
- Well, if he was commissioning portraits to honour his sister,
he can't be all bad, right?
- I don't know. I could spend all night researching this,
but I have to focus on my work.
(sighing)
Seems like you avoiding it.
I know.
I know. You know what? The truth is,
I don't want to work on the Herald stuff.
Back in the 20s, this place was a revered institution.
It was meaningful, and it was essential.
And-and now, I just...
Nobody would miss this paper if it was gone.
- I don't think you really mean that.
You've done incredible work here, Kat.
- Maybe I'm the one that wouldn't miss it.
Hmm.
(energetic country music)
(laughing)
(cheering and clapping)
(Vic): Let's go!
A toast...
(wine pouring) to our founding families
all being under one roof. Cheers.
- Cheers. (laughing): Cheers!
♪ Out on the Mira on warm afternoons ♪
♪ Old men go fishin' with black lines and spoons ♪
♪ And if they catch nothin',
- ♪ they've never complain... ♪ - I am so glad that you're here.
- I've been looking forward to this for a really long time.
Me too. Feels meant to be.
- That means so much to me. Thank you.
Well, you fit right in, Tessa.
♪ A piece of the universe more fit for princes and kings ♪
♪ I'll trade you ten of your cities for Marion Bridge ♪
♪ And the pleasure it brings ♪
You want some?
♪ Out on the Mira on soft summer nights ♪
♪ Bonfires play to the children's delight ♪
♪ They dance round the flames ♪
♪ Singing songs with their friends ♪
♪ And I wish I was with them again ♪
♪ I wish I was with them again ♪♪
(clapping)
- That was amazing. - Whoo!
- Thanks, thanks. Thank you, guys.
♪ Everybody here is out of sight ♪
♪ But they don't bark and they don't bite ♪
(door opening) ♪ They keep things loose ♪
♪ They keep things light ♪
(clearing throat)
Oh, welcome.
The place looks great, Del.
(chuckling)
It really does.
And you look lovely.
- Oh, thank you, sweetheart. Where's Alice?
Um, I don't know.
Maybe she decided to visit Noah after work.
Mmh, Alice went in the pond.
(door opening) I guess some of us
just have our finger on the pulse around here.
(Sam): Hey, look who I found on the porch.
Evening, all.
Delilah.
Oh, good.
You got the flowers I sent.
Oh, you sent flowers.
Aren't they lovely?
- Mm-hmm.
♪ Dancing in the moonlight ♪
♪ Everybody ♪
♪ Dancing in the moonlight ♪
♪ Whoah yeah ♪♪
(Del): Whoo! (clapping)
(Colton): Yeah.
Oh, I see you found our family almanac.
- Sorry, I've always been a bit of a snoop.
No apologies needed.
It's a family heirloom.
Every member's birth and death dates
are recorded in that thing.
That's so special.
I wish my family had thought of something like this.
If they had the chance.
(intriguing music)
This entry, who-who was this?
Jacob Landry,
(soft music) he'd be my great-great granddad.
His father was William.
His grandfather was our founding father, Elijah Landry.
He was a special man.
He built this farmhouse.
It was much smaller back then, but...
still warm, though.
At least that's what I've been told.
(whispering): I like that name, Jacob.
Yeah, me too.
(approaching footsteps)
All right, darlings.
Now the party can really begin.
- Grandma, you gonna give us a song?
- First, you must introduce me to the new face in the room.
Oh.
I have to know my audience.
You.
(tense music)
Do... did you know each other?
- No, I've never met her in my life.
Take your hands off that book!
It's for family and you'll never be family.
No matter how hard you try.
Fern, what are you doing?
I'm so sorry.
Grandma, Tess is engaged to Vic.
She's going to be an Augustine, not a Landry.
(weeping)
Grandma, wait!
(scoffing) (door opening)
- (door shutting) - Are you okay, babe?
Yeah, it's fine. I'm fine.
(Colton): I don't know what came over her.
I've never seen her like this before.
(shaky breathing)
♪ I know what sorrow I was singing about ♪
♪ Where five went in and four came out ♪
♪ Five good men went down below ♪
- Well, he certainly got my confidence,
for better or for worse.
(chuckling)
- Ah, thank you. - Mmh.
♪ Deep into the dark ♪
Sometimes I can't believe life has taken me here.
How did that happen?
I apologize if that's a rude question.
No, no, not at all.
Um, well, I met Jude and Joyce in theatre school.
We were all best friends, so...
when they wanted to have a baby, they came to me.
Probably seems like a crazy thing to do, but...
I could make them happy.
And in turn, they did the same for me.
That's so lovely.
Some risks are worth taking.
I mean, look where it can get you.
To a lovely home...
lovely woman. (romantic music)
- Ah, that's really kind, thank you.
(singing continues)
- You and Sam seem very at ease with each other.
Comfortable.
That's a good word for it.
♪ Five went in and four came out ♪♪
- (clapping) - Whoo-hoo!
Yeah, baby.
- (sighing) - That's good rum!
(laughing)
(Kat): Uh, okay.
Before the next song, I just want to say something.
(melancholic music) So here goes.
I have decided to close the Herald.
- Oh. - Oh, so it's official.
What do you plan to do?
- Maybe get back to writing that novel of mine.
- Mmh. - Or maybe a history
on Port Haven.
- Oh, you would have plenty of material.
Port Haven is full of wild history.
- Yes. Yes, I have heard that.
Oh, okay.
(shooing)
- Oh, okay. (sighing)
- I think it is time to invite a very special,
a very talented new guest to the front.
He's the star of the stage, Julian Jason!
- Up you get, Julian! (cheering)
(laughing)
- All right, all right. Um...
but I promise you, I can't sing.
Um, maybe a little Shakespeare instead.
Um, The Tempest, in honour of our location by the sea.
(pensive music) "These, our actors,
as I foretold you,
were all spirits and are melted into air,
into thin air.
And, like the baseless fabric of this vision,
the cloud-capped towers, the gorgeous palaces,
the solemn temples, the great globe itself, yea.
All which it inherit shall dissolve.
And, like this insubstantial pageant faded,
leave not a rack behind.
We are such stuff as dreams are made on,
and our little life is rounded
with a sleep."
(clapping)
Whoa.
(clapping continues)
The end is her beginning.
The beginning is her end.
Fern, are you okay?
The end is her beginning.
The beginning is her end.
- I-I'm sorry, I don't understand.
(Fern): End-- (Del): Fern?
(muttering)
- Why don't you go upstairs, okay?
I'll make you some nice tea.
(weeping): I can't...
I can't.
(weeping)
(huffing): What was that?
(sighing): I wish I knew,
but you never really do know with Fern, do you?
But you're okay?
You're both okay?
- (hopeful music) - I'm wonderful.
Now that I know what's coming.
(Colton): I can't wait to tell everyone.
(Del): We have to wait, though.
Wasn't easy getting here.
I don't want to share until I'm further along.
Just in case.
Okay. Well, we'll wait.
But 1979 is going to be the year we start a family, Deli.
I know it.
(whispering): 79?
(melancholic music)
Ooh.
- Ali. - Honey, there you are.
You're just in time for a duet!
You don't have to, honey.
Um, no.
I want to for you.
(piano keys)
- This one key is always a little bit sticky.
One day, I'm going to fix it. So, any requests?
Yeah, actually.
This one?
Oh, I know this song.
You ready?
♪ Out on the Mira on warm afternoons ♪
♪ Old men go fishing with black line and spoons ♪
♪ And if they catch nothing, they never complain ♪
♪ I wish I was with them again ♪
(phone ringing) ♪ Can you imagine ♪ ♪
A piece of the universe? ♪
Jacob!
Jacob?
Mom.
Jacob!
Oh, Jacob, thank God.
Where are you?
- (clapping) - Oh, beautiful.
Quiet, everyone. It's Jacob!
(line disconnecting)
Jacob?
Jacob, honey, I'm here.
They're happy, okay?
It's better I'm here.
Better for who?
Oh, Jacob...
(melancholic music)
He was there. I almost had him.
(melancholic music continues)
(sighing): It just keeps ringing.
He's not picking up.
Should I go check on Grandma?
- No, I'd give her some space, kiddo.
- (utensils clinking) - I saw her tonight,
1979, with Colton.
She was pregnant, Mom.
In 79?
- They were worried it wouldn't last, and I guess...
- I had no idea Mom lost a pregnancy.
Which makes it even worse.
She kept that pain to herself,
and then losing Jacob not once but twice?
(door opening)
Can I join you?
(huffing)
I think I ruined the party.
We were out of food anyway.
Mmh.
I came so close to getting him back,
only to lose him again.
I'm so sorry, Del.
For everything.
This, our argument before.
I'm so damn sorry for all of it.
It's okay, honey.
If I'm being honest, I...
think I was using the party to try to recreate the past
so I didn't have to think about the future.
Sam's talking about it being just the two of us in the fall,
and it made me realize...
It's gonna be life without Jacob,
and I just can't face that, not again.
- If I could fix this for you, I would.
(sighing): Well, I appreciate that, sweetheart.
Some things in life just can't be fixed.
(birds chirping)
(Sam): Morning.
Morning. You're up early.
- Yeah. I had a hard time sleeping.
Look, Del, I know in times like this you like your space,
but I'm here if you want to talk about it.
I could make us dinner.
You know, I've missed just us.
Have you?
Sorry?
(sighing): Nothing, Sam. I'm just tired.
I shouldn't have said anything.
No, no, please.
What was it you wanted to say?
Oh.
(dissipating footsteps)
It's just that you seem very relaxed
with Julian's attention towards me.
It makes me feel like you take us for granted.
And us...
we're not a given Sam, we're a gift.
Agreed.
Are you trying to convince yourself?
- No, no. I just want to be sure that we feel the same.
Well, I can assure you I do.
I... Look, Delilah, you're upset about Jacob.
- Of course I am, that phone call.
The party was a distraction.
To hide my pain. (melancholic music)
I took the easy road.
Maybe I'm...
using this relationship to do the same thing.
And that's not fair to you, Sam.
- I think I can decide what's fair to me.
- I think we should take a step back.
- Okay. Uh, if that's what you want.
I can't change your mind.
- See, that's what I mean. You don't fight for us.
- Because I thought you wanted to be in this relationship.
Please,
don't confuse confidence with carelessness.
You know, maybe don't internalize everything.
Let me in.
Share the plot so I can follow along.
You know, instead of keeping everything such a damn mystery.
(sighing): I don't want a guessing game.
I want you.
(sighing)
(melancholic music continues)
- Hey, have you heard from Elliot?
No, why?
- Well, he texted me at, like, 4 a.m.
He was just saying, you know, be back soon.
Try to stay out of the pond until then.
I called and it went straight to voicemail, so...
I don't know.
What are you doing? (sighing)
Something else happened in 79.
Something I didn't tell you about.
- We're not open. Uh, you can come back.
(sighing)
Elliot?
How did you find me?
Bartender at the Snug Pub.
Told me he'd set you up with a job here.
I hopped on the first flight this morning.
Well... What do you want?
Isn't it obvious?
To bring you home.
(huffing)
- Fern was just filled with so much hate.
It was like something terrible had happened
between her and Tessa at an earlier time.
Mom, you were right. They have history.
But Tessa just doesn't know it yet because...
- Tessa doesn't jump back in time until 1983.
She hasn't lived it.
(intriguing music)
Well, why doesn't Fern want Tessa near this?
I don't know.
Tessa only pointed at Jacob Jr's entry.
She seemed pretty interested in it, actually.
- Well, the date filled out for his death, it's...
That that handwriting.
I think I know it.
Oh, my God. Look.
See?
- The handwriting in Tessa's letter
and in the entry in the almanac--
They're the same.
They were both written by Tessa.
(Kat): If Tessa filled in Jacob Jr's death date in 1882,
then that means that she must have been there in that era.
- I always walk in at the most interesting times.
- Is this just a thing you do now?
Oh, my God. Look,
Fern Landry's birth date entry
in 1896 is also in Tessa's handwriting.
- So Tessa was at Fern's birth too?
- Fern's known her her entire life.
What?
No, seriously. What?
- (suspenseful music) - If Tessa was there in 1882,
1896, and 1925,
that means that she didn't jump for a one-time visit to the 20s
like Elliot thinks.
She jumped and she stayed.
And if Griffin came back to the present like mom said
while Tessa was still in the past,
that means she got trapped there.
- Because you can't bring someone forward in time.
So a Landry from that era wouldn't have been able
to bring Tessa to the future.
Which means Tessa has been waiting for 43 years
for someone from her timeline to bring her home.
- I'm not gonna let her wait any longer.
- (intriguing music) - What, Mom!
You can't do that.
No, it-it's too dangerous for you to go alone.
I-I'm coming with you.
- No, no! I'm not letting you get mixed up in all of this.
I'll go.
Being a bosun on a superyacht requires you
to be a bodyguard and a bouncer.
Look, I have hidden skills, Landry.
(sighing): What if I get separated from him?
He might never get back.
Are you sure?
Well, less sure now.
But yeah, let's-let's do this.
Should I get changed, grab a towel?
Uh, no.
All you have to do is just trust me.
- I get to go in the time machine!
- (melancholic music playing) - I miss everyone.
Of course I do.
All right? I just, uh,
I'm trying to build a life for myself here,
which is what it sounds like Mom is doing too.
I'm glad to hear it.
- Honestly, Jake, the party, her happiness,
all of that is despite you leaving, not because of it.
You need to come home, be with her.
Getting more time with your mom is not a guarantee.
Trust me on that.
I think you should leave.
What?
- I hurt them, Elliot. That's...
what I do.
All right? And if I go back, I will just keep doing it.
- Jacob, that is not-- - Please!
Elliot, I need you to go.
(soft country music playing)
(city din afar)
(sighing)
- You're not starting a new life, you know.
You're just running from an old one.
(door opening and shutting)
(pensive music)
- I thought a new friend might be able to do
what an old one couldn't.
- Well, then you're not as smart as you think you are.
(glasses clinking)
How will I know if it works?
Oh, you'll know.
(chuckling)
Okay. (exhaling)
One, two, three.
(inhales sharply)
♪ Out on the Mira ♪
♪ On warm afternoons ♪
♪ Old men go fishing with black line and spoon ♪
Cole?
♪ And if they catch nothing ♪
♪ They never complain ♪ Wait!
Cole! Stop! ♪ I wish ♪
Come on, boy! Come on! ♪ I was with them again ♪
Come on, let's go! Come on! Let's go!
♪ As boys in their boats call to girls on the shore ♪
(horse neighing) Come on! Come on!
♪ Teasing the ones that they dearly adore ♪
(gasping): Woah!
(horse neighing) ♪ And into the evening ♪
♪ The courting begins ♪
♪ I wish I was with them ♪
♪ Again ♪♪
(theme music)
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