[♪♪♪]
Are you ready to shoot this?
I'm ready whenever you are.
Okay.
-You good? -Yeah.
[♪♪♪]
Okay.
I'm gonna count you in.
Okay.
Three... two... one.
Hi, guys!
Dr. Kate Lawrence here, Ph.D.
Today, we are going to talk about
the three red flags of a first date.
So, if your date happens to be at a coffeehouse,
he needs to pay.
It's not what you're thinking...
It's not about the money, it's about manners.
Red flag number two--
if you have a common name
and you get upset when the person at the coffeehouse
doesn't spell your name correctly on the cup
because you decided to spell it differently
than the rest of the world,
mm, just no.
Red flag number three--
if he has a lot of special requests
in his coffee order,
like, let's say he orders
a non-fat, low-foam, extra-hot half-caf,
with four pumps
of caramel?
That is a big "just no,"
and you need to grab your coffee and run for the hills,
because he's high-maintenance,
and that can only get worse.
[♪♪♪]
So...
ladies...
just... no.
[♪♪♪]
Hey, Joey, how's it going?
[Bryan]: You really love it here, don't you?
Sure. It's where I grew up.
You're clearly a local celebrity.
You sure you're gonna be okay moving to Seattle
after we get married?
Oh, did you want to move here? Oh, hi!
We've been over this.
In the medical equipment sales game,
it's all about access.
There are more doctors on one block in Seattle
than in this whole town--
Babe, Babe-- Babe, I was just joking.
Joking. Right.
We talked about it.
I think that it's gonna be really good
for my career to move there.
Oh, speaking of that,
I just saw your last video.
What did you think?
Um, basically?
I'm glad I didn't ask you out for coffee
on our first date.
What are you talking about?
You have zero red flags.
Zero, huh?
Zero. Well, there's that one thing
about how you don't think you like curry,
but that's just because
you haven't tasted the right curry yet.
We'll fix that.
There's no such thing as good curry.
Excuse me.
No. Curry's awesome!
Pour vous.
Thank you.
I love them.
Hey, Kate.
Hi.
Oh, so your standing desk, it's almost finished.
Wow, those take a long time, huh, to fix?
Custom takes time. Be patient.
I am patient.
You're eating a rock-hard, unripe pear.
Oh, I'm just pretending like this is an apple.
Could you just call me when the desk is ready?
You got it.
I'm, uh, I'm Lucas, by the way.
Old high-school friend of Kate's.
Yeah, this is Bryan. He's my fiancé.
Fiancé?
W-- congratulations.
Must've been quite the whirlwind romance.
I see you at the farmer's market every weekend,
but I've never seen him before.
Well, you're a lucky guy, Bryan. Kate's, uh...
Kate's a real catch.
See you later.
Bye!
Let me guess. Ex-boyfriend?
[laughs] Um, no.
He's not my ex-boyfriend. He's not my type.
You are my type.
In fact, if I could build the perfect husband
from the ground up, it would be you.
[chuckles]
Hey, you know what I was thinking?
We should announce our engagement.
-Really? -I mean, it happened so fast--
...we could just tell everybody
and it could be kind of sweet and...
Uh, aren't you worried
that people will think we're rushing into it?
I mean, look at what that Lucas guy said.
Oh, well, I don't think anyone cares about that.
I just think that, you know, I love you,
and I'm excited to tell everyone.
Okay. Uh, you're not gonna do
some big flashy announcement, right?
What? Simple.
You have to think bigger, Kate.
Your website is growing exponentially,
and now I have a book agent
and publisher interested in a book deal for you.
A real book deal?
Really?
People love you, Kate. They want more.
You are so blunt and so honest. So pretty.
Announcing your engagement
is proof to your fans that Dr. Kate walks the walk.
We should make a splash.
Let's throw a party.
We'll invite the locals.
It will be the quintessential small-town wedding.
Let's do it!
Yes!
Oh, I told Bryan that it wouldn't be a huge thing.
Except it is, Kate.
That is, if you want to be a best-selling author...
I think I do.
Good girl!
Let's do this.
[whispers] let's do it.
Here's the cooking blog.
If your guy cooks-- which is great--
make sure you actually see him cooking,
because-- [knocking at door]
After that.
Hi!
Uh... oh, sorry to interrupt.
I've got your desk.
Oh! Great.
-Yeah? Bring it in? -Yeah.
All right, where would you like it?
Just put it wherever.
Wow! It's beautiful.
All right.
What're you guys up to?
Um, we're just doing our video blog.
Oh, you have a blog? Cool.
[Anna]: Yeah, she has a dating blog, and it's huge.
Oh, I'm not online that much.
Computers and sawdust, it's kind of a bad combo,
but I should probably read it.
I could use some dating advice.
Really?
Yeah. Why not?
That is so weird,
'cause I actually have some dating advice for you.
Oh! Okay.
Let's just say someone asks you out on a date,
and you bring a bunch of friends,
and they all start acting like...
Idiots?
Yes.
And one of them actually grabs a fragile, antique figurine
and breaks it,
and tries to hide it underneath the couch...
Well, what if the idiot in question
was just a teenager?
What's going on here? Who are you guys talking about?
-No one. -Nothing.
Okay.
All right, well, I'll, uh, I'll send you your invoice.
Great.
[door shuts]
Okay, you want to go again?
Yeah, let's go again.
Okay, let's do it.
Hey, guys!
[Phone rings]
Hey!
Hi.
Sorry I didn't call sooner.
I just got home from work.
We got this huge supply
for extra-large blood pressure cuffs.
You know how long those take to get in from the factory.
Yeah. Of course.
Hey, so, um...
Pam wants to throw us a little engagement party
this weekend, um, in town.
With Pam, nothing's little.
Well, do you want to not do it?
Is it gonna be on your blog?
'Cause I'd rather do something private.
This really shouldn't be about your blog.
I just want to show everybody how happy we are,
and then people will, I don't know,
respect my relationship advice more.
I get it. I do. I just-- I'm not sure I want
to be in the public eye, you know?
Yeah.
All right, well, if you want, then we could just...
do the announcement and take a few pictures,
and have dinner.
And that's all it's gonna be?
Yeah. We could just do that.
Well, uh, then...
Yeah. Yeah, sure.
-Uh-- -[Call alert beeps]
Aww.
Oh, I should really take this.
Okay. I love you.
Not so close. I have another brilliant idea.
Since no one knows Bryan,
let's keep his identity
a mystery until the big announcement.
Why? Nobody cares who I am.
I'm just the guy marrying Dr. Kate.
They care because
you're the guy that proves that her advice works.
W-Why is your office here?
Wow...
That's a great question.
Because I'm a genius! That's why.
Your viewers think it's one of your usual videos--
blah, blah, blah, no big deal--
then, as soon as you introduce Bryan,
we pull back to reveal that you're actually
at your own fabulous engagement party!
Ahh! What do you think?
That's not what we discussed.
It isn't. It's a little bit too much, Pam.
Go big or go home.
I called in a few favors,
and I might have told a few of the vendors
that you would post a link to their websites on your blog.
-He doesn't like this. -Um, no.
It's okay. I know you need some help, so...
No. Are you sure?
Yeah. It's all good.
Honey, you're so great.
[forced chuckle] I'm not perfect.
Right? You know that?
He's so perfect for me.
[polite chuckle]
Okay, let's, uh, let's go check this thing out.
[♪♪♪]
Hey, you guys!
-How are you? -You look amazing.
You guys look great.
-Thank you. -Where's-- Where's Bryan?
He's not here?
Oh!
Hi.
I just got nervous.
I thought you were ditching me. [laughs]
[forced laugh] Yeah.
[♪♪♪]
I've never seen this suit before.
Oh, I left it in his hotel room.
Courtesy of "Suits on Main" if anyone asks.
So how many people are out there, anyway?
Oh, I don't know, but it's all locals,
so, you know,
it'll be over before we know it.
Okay, we're almost ready.
Bryan, you're gonna have to stay here in the white tent
until just before Kate introduces you, okay?
-Sure thing. -Yeah.
Hi. Sorry I'm late.
Kate, this is Henry.
He'll be taping you today, and then I thought,
wouldn't it be fun for him
to film the two of you
making all the wedding plans,
and then we'll post the footage on the blog?
How would that be fun?
Oh, it'll be fine,
you won't even know he's there, right, Henry?
Yep.
[chuckling] See? It's a win-win.
[♪♪♪]
You are the dating expert who's figured it all out.
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus...
Dr. Kate is from Puget Sound.
[Laughs] Now get out there.
They love you. You're gonna be great.
Hi, guys.
[cheering and applauding]
Hi, guys. It's Dr. Kate here.
For a couple months now,
we have been talking about the fact
that I am planning something,
and there will be a huge announcement regarding it,
and today's the day that that is going to happen!
I know you all remember
some of the men that I have dated over the years
that are just... no.
And today is a big "just... yes!"
I'm engaged!
[crowd cheering]
Isn't it great?
So we're very excited
and, of course, we want you to meet the man of the hour...
So here he is.
Uh, uh, stop! Stop, stop!
Uh, uh, I mean cut. Cut.
Henry? What's the problem?
We've lost the feed.
Well, get it back!
I'm-- I'm trying, okay?
Try harder!
Pam, where is it?
Oh, no, no, no. We can't see you yet!
[Bryan]: No, I need to talk to her--
[Pam]: We need to make the announcement first!
You're supposed to come out when I say "Here--"
I know. I gotta talk to you right now.
Okay, so...
The feed's gonna come back any sec--
The feed's gonna come back any second now.
We'll be right back.
You shouldn't be leaving at this point.
[awkward chuckle]
It's okay, it's okay.
Hey. I'm gonna tell Henry to leave.
I don't want you to be uncomfortable--
It's not just the camera, okay? It's everything.
Oh! Oh.
[Kate]: What-- What does that mean?
It means I don't think we should get married.
[♪♪♪]
Wait. What?
I can't marry you, Kate.
Wait. What are you talking about?
Everything's fine!
I'll just cancel this right now.
Cancel, and then you'll resent me.
Right? Isn't that your whole thing?
Isn't that what you always tell women to avoid?
No! I-I mean, yes, but that doesn't apply to us.
We're perfect for each other.
We used to be.
Things have changed...
for both of us.
[phone chiming]
What are you doing?
Why have you been texting all day?
Who--
Wait. Who were you texting all day?
Are you seeing someone else?
[♪♪♪]
Look. I'm-- no. I'm sorry--
Oh, my gosh.
...That it happened like this.
Okay? I just wasn't sure until now.
[sighs]
We're not meant to be, Kate.
You should go.
Kate.
Yeah. No. You should leave.
Right now.
I am really sorry.
Go.
Hey.
Kate.
Kate! We gotta-- We're ready.
[♪♪♪]
[sighing heavily]
Hey, Kate.
I overheard what happened.
Are you okay?
Yeah, I just, uh...
I mean, can you believe this?
Can you believe that I would do this?
I would fall for someone who would dump their girl
on their engagement day?
Well, at least you found out the kind of guy he was
before you married him.
Why do you care about this?
Come on, Kate. We were friends before I became the idiot.
It doesn't matter.
Everything is over.
I mean, my love life is over, my career is over.
Your career is not over.
Kate! Kate! The feed is back on.
Okay, I'm just gonna go tell everyone.
Okay! She's here.
[applause rises]
[to self]: Okay.
So...
[weak chuckle]
Ahem.
[♪♪♪]
Hey, guys. Kate...
[♪♪♪]
Hi. I'm Lucas Wright,
and, uh...
I'm Dr. Kate's fiancé.
[loud cheering]
[cheering continues]
Can I speak to you?
Yeah.
What are you doing?
I had to do something!
No, this is none of your business.
Kate, you were sitting there.
You looked all sad and alone.
Something came over me, I had to help.
Bryan just dumped me on the feed break.
Wait, what?
[Pam]: Please tell me you're joking.
I'm not.
[Anna]: Why would he do that?
Because he's a jerk, that's why.
Excuse me. Who exactly are you?
Lucas Wright. Old childhood friend of Kate's.
And how do you spell that last name?
W-r-i-g-h-t.
So you're literally "Mr. Right"?
I'm going go explain to them what's going on.
-Kate-- -What?
One of the publishers is about to make an offer
and pay a hefty salary.
This wedding goes away, so does the book deal.
Is there any chance you could...
stay on as her fiancé for a couple weeks?
Just until the book deal goes through.
A month max.
No.
Maybe two.
No.
We could find a way to quietly break you up
and-and say something vague,
like, you guys decided that you're better off as friends.
This is the only way
to keep your reputation, your career intact.
I feel like this is a horrible idea, right?
Is it, though?
You should listen to "Mr. Right".
I mean, obviously,
we can't really get married,
but maybe I can help you out.
No. Everyone's just gonna know that we're lying.
No. But people know we were childhood friends,
they'll just think
it was some big whirlwind romance.
No, this isn't going to work
because you don't even know anything about me.
We can't pretend that.
You don't know my favorite movie,
you don't know my favorite book.
I bet don't even know how to spell "you're" correctly.
And that's a big one.
Don't you think you're being a little nitpicky?
No, this is really serious,
because small annoyances turn into big resentments.
This is the basis of my blog.
And your future book.
You have worked so hard to get to this point.
The train has left the station, Kate.
You can't derail it now.
[Lucas]: Kate, let me help you out.
Maybe this is my chance
to go from "hypothetical idiot" to "good friend."
This is just crazy.
[applause rises]
♪ Is it the summer that mak
♪ Or is it that I... ♪
What's wrong?
Uh, yeah, this is-- Bryan asked them to play this song.
It's our song.
It's stupid. Sorry.
Uh...
Wait here.
[♪♪♪]
♪ Aren't they just words when I tell you "I love you" ♪
[song stops]
[new song plays]
You did that?
I did that.
I love that song.
[laughing] I do!
Well, I'm happy. I'm happy that you're happy.
♪ ...So much in love with you ♪
♪ Ooh, the way that you walk... ♪
♪ Mm, the way that you talk... ♪
♪ I love to watch people watching you... ♪
[laughing]
♪ As you walk down the avenue ♪
[barking]
Are you okay?
Uh... yeah.
I'm great.
Kate, I know that today went nothing like you had planned,
and I'm really sorry.
Thanks. Today was weird.
It was very weird.
I bet you my mother is staring down at me right now,
and she is just saying, "See?"
You know, I don't know, they were miserable together.
They couldn't even be in the same room together,
and then, they both just passed away
before they even had
a second chance to make things right.
That's why I do what I do. It's good.
I just want women to be able to get it right the first time.
Except for me, apparently.
[laughing]
[indistinct conversation]
Oh, there you are!
I have checked you into your rooms.
Compliments of the hotel,
assuming that you mention them in your blog,
which you should probably do ASAP.
W-Why do we have to stay here tonight?
So that we can film you meeting
with the wedding planner first thing in the morning.
Yeah, but we're not really getting married, so...
No, but you have to act like you are,
so I have actually booked a date for the wedding.
Three months from now, June 29th.
Wait. Three months? That's fast for anybody.
You're not anybody.
You are Dr. Kate.
Every vendor in this town
wants to be a part of your wedding.
So, go. Taste the cake. Eat some canapes.
Drink some champagne!
Actually, more of a beer guy.
See? And that's why you're so great.
Just down to earth. I love that.
Just play along
and everything's gonna be all right.
Or should I say "Mr. Right"?
Ha!
[Pam's laugh trails off]
[crowd cheering on video]
Hi. I'm Lucas Wright.
I'm Dr. Kate's fiancé.
[crowd applauding]
[♪♪♪]
[muffled crying]
[sobbing]
[♪♪♪]
Hey, Mom. Um...
I need to tell you something.
[♪♪♪]
Okay...
[sighs]
[door opening]
Kate!
You have a key?
You did it.
The publisher wants to make a deal,
and it's gonna be huge.
[laughing]
Oh. It's the legal department.
I'll call you as soon as I'm done.
Way to go, girl.
[♪♪♪]
Hey!
Hello.
You look happy.
Oh? You don't like that?
No, I just-- I heard you crying last night.
Kate, it's okay. It's understandable.
No, no, no.
You don't need to pretend
to really care about me like a real fiancé,
when no one's around.
Well, how about as a friend?
Hello!
Good morning.
My name is Phyllis.
I've been the wedding coordinator
here at the hotel for the past 30 years.
Oh.
30 years? Wow.
You must have seen it all.
You have no idea.
Anyway, I'm looking forward
to working with you both.
I can tell
you're very much in love.
Yeah.
Uh, Phyllis?
Yes?
You say that to all the couples, don't you?
He's trouble.
I know.
Mm!
What-- What's this one?
Chocolate cake with raspberry filling.
It's very popular.
-Yes! -No.
[cell rings]
It never ends.
Hello?
This is good.
Yes.
I mean, that's fine,
if it's your tastes, that's okay.
You have strong feelings about this.
This cake's never gonna happen.
I mean, theoretically...
Don't eat this cake.
Okay, so I've got everything I need.
I'll see you both when Pam decides what's next.
Okay. Thank you.
Thanks, Henry.
So, the front desk would like to know where
you would like the strawberries and champagne you ordered.
I didn't.
Oh, that's-- that's not ours.
Order was placed three days ago,
by a "Bryan Pankhurst".
I thought your name was Lucas.
It is.
Um, wow. That was...
just so nice
of our friend, Bryan, to send us some strawberries,
but I'm kind of full.
So, where do you want them?
Um, I think you could maybe give that--
You take them! We're stuffed.
I'm gonna call Bryan.
Why?
Because I need to make sure
he didn't-- you know, he needs to cancel
all of these romantic things that he planned for us.
[♪♪♪]
[phone line ringing]
[ringing]
[Woman's voice]: Hello?
Is Bryan there?
[Woman]: Bryan?
Hello?
Wow, you don't waste any time, huh?
I do care about you and I feel terrible,
but it was the right thing to do.
I actually don't really feel like speaking to you right now.
I just called to ask you to please cancel
all of these cliché things
that you set up for us at the hotel.
The strawberries?
Yeah.
When I ordered those, I was trying
to talk myself into thinking that we were okay.
Well...
I was okay.
I know. I'm sorry.
[sighs]
Look, if there's anything I can do--
Obviously, please don't tell anyone about this.
You at least owe me that.
Okay.
I won't-- I won't say a word, I swear.
You okay?
Yeah!
Lucas. Kate.
Can you go outside for me
and do a quick walk on the beach for the camera?
You know what? I'm-- I think
I'm just gonna go home for the rest of today.
People want more romance. It's part of the deal.
Look, Henry's waiting for you.
[inhales sharply]
Is that raspberry-filled
chocolate cake?
Oh, yeah.
It's only my favorite.
Help yourself.
[chuckles] Thanks!
Come on!
[chuckling]
You two are supposed to be in love.
Hold hands!
Where did you come from?
[sing-songy]: ♪ Just do it! ♪
♪ Love, love, love! ♪
[♪♪♪]
My hands are rough. I know.
No.
That's one of the downsides
of making handcrafted furniture
with your actual hands.
Trust me, if I'd known
I was gonna spontaneously volunteer
to be your pretend fiancé,
I would've moisturized. Hi!
Moisturized? Good to know.
It's Dr. Kate and Mr. Wright!
Oh, my God, you guys are so cute.
Me and my friends are, like, totally obsessed.
Can we get a selfie?
Um...
I'm not sure.
Thank you!
[Kate]: You're welcome. Nice to meet you guys.
See ya.
That's so weird. It keeps happening.
Well, isn't that sort of the point?
Yeah, I guess so.
Come on. Let's go sit by the edge of the water.
Oh, that's okay.
We don't have chairs or anything, so...
Well, it's sand, it's not lava.
Actually, it's the perfect kind of sand.
Perfect for what?
Okay. I think that's done.
Yeah. Yeah.
You're done now?
Yeah. It's finished.
I mean, it's never finished,
but you know.
It's really beautiful.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
Yeah. It turned out.
Impressive.
I think that's it, right?
Oh, no, I've just got to--
I actually have to go, anyway.
If I don't clean the basement,
my parents will make me get my own place, so...
Yeah.
Bye.
See ya, guys.
We'll see you tomorrow.
[Kate]: Oh, no!
[laughing]
Oh, no...
I wish I would've taken a photograph of that.
It's okay.
Everything in life is temporary.
You just got to enjoy life's moments
while you have them.
That's very profound.
[chuckling]
Was that-- Is that how you were feeling
when we were kids?
Like you just...
were kind of going with your impulses
and living in the moment, then you--
I'm sorry, and I still feel bad about it,
but it was a long time ago, I was in high school.
Yeah.
Well, the real reason
why, um, it really hurt me was...
you know the glass hummingbird
that your friends broke at my house?
Yeah?
It was my mom's, so...
She gave it to me right before she died.
Kate, um-- [deflates]
I didn't-- I didn't know that.
I'm sorry, really. I'm truly sorry.
It's okay. It's my fault.
I have a little bit of a problem, I think,
letting go of things.
Look, is there something that I can do?
I mean, I want to make this up to you.
Can we get another one?
No, I-- No. It wouldn't be the same.
You know what you could do, actually?
Is you could pretend to be my fiancé
for a couple months.
It would really help out my career.
That's-- What? No. That's ridiculous.
Why would anyone do that?
That's a terrible idea.
Exactly.
[laughing]
It's really sweet of you.
I do want to thank you for doing it.
It's really nice of you.
Crazy, crazy thing to do.
So I just feel like we should probably
set up an end date.
You know, the day that we're "breaking up,"
so that you can go back to your life.
Maybe we should decide to break up,
I don't know, late-May?
-Yeah. -Okay.
Yeah, no, sure. Whatever-- Whatever you want.
Okay. That'll be great.
So I'm just gonna... Guess I'll go.
I'm gonna go...
check out of the hotel.
Go home.
Yeah. Yeah, me too.
Great.
Hi, guys!
So we're finishing up our cake blog,
we're gonna be posting all of it later today,
and then, next week, we're gonna be doing appetizers.
So, if you've been following me,
you have probably noticed
I have very strong opinions about food,
but I don't mind some suggestions...
you can put 'em in the comments,
and we'll check them out.
Bye!
Cut.
That was nice.
So, I would like to know
is when we're going to talk about Lucas
and the fact that you spent the entire day with him
even after the cameraman left?
Mm. Don't make it a thing.
When are you going to see him again?
He invited me to dinner at his parents' house.
Totally a thing.
It's totally not a thing.
Not a thing.
Hey!
You look nice.
Thanks.
Oh.
You have sawdust.
Oh, yeah. I prefer to call that
"craftsmanship artifacts."
[Overlapping]: Just get in?
Yeah. Get in. You'll be all right.
Wow. Okay.
[she chuckles]
I'll dust ya off.
You know, we have a "no phones at dinner" rule.
[laughing]
That's so funny.
Hey, Pam! What's going on?
Don't say I didn't warn you.
This is, uh, this is my house.
Oh! Okay.
I thought we were going to your parents' house.
We are. It's right there.
[Kate]: Ahh!
Wow. Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Wright.
Kate.
How nice to see you.
We haven't seen you in years,
and suddenly, here you are,
Lucas's "faux-ancée."
Mom, really?
[laughs] What?
I thought it was clever.
And call me Susan.
I'm sorry.
And you can call your fauxther-in-law "Roy".
Susan. We got it. Shall we go in?
Yes, let's-- let's go in.
Oh, Kate, I don't think you've met my sister.
This is Jamie.
I know you.
All my friends read your blog.
This is so cool.
I can't believe you're engaged to my brother.
Fake-engaged.
I'm so sorry. I just want you to know.
I know how weird this is.
Give the poor girl 30 seconds.
Come on in, Kate. Dinner's almost ready.
Sorry. My mom-- she does this.
Wow! Your house is gorgeous.
I remodeled it myself.
Ah, so that's where you get it from, huh?
Are you a carpenter also?
I was more of a gardener.
He had a hedge fund and hired a guy.
Ah, you're no fun.
Can you take this upstairs, please?
Oh, yeah.
Up... Upstairs? Uh...
To the balcony.
We always have Sunday dinner on the balcony.
Fear of heights?
No.
I don't have a fear of heights.
[tentative breaths]
You all right?
Yeah.
Here.
Oh, thanks.
You know, it's not that high.
Yeah, no, it's not the height.
I don't like balconies that much.
Really?
Yeah, I just feel like
these things don't really seem that sturdy,
like, if you leaned against them,
you could fall to your death?
Oh, you mean like this?
Yeah. Stop that. Don't do that.
[laughs] It's solid! Kate, relax.
You don't know that for sure.
I do, I build things for a living. Trust me.
[exhales deeply]
You know what? Here.
Just-- Just look out.
Focus on the view. It's amazing.
[♪♪♪]
Whoo. That is really beautiful.
[laughing]
[Kate, anxiously]: I'm gonna sit down.
Here we go.
[Phone chimes]
[Susan clears throat]
[Susan, pointedly]: Ah-h-hem.
Yes. Um...
Because I know the rule-- no tech--
I'm just turning it off.
Okay. Well. I...
We would like to just take this time
to chat about our day,
maybe talk about plans for the future,
and how you
sweet-talked my son
into pretending to be your fiancé.
Oh, nice, Susan. Real smooth.
[Susan]: Well, I think we have a right to know,
if we're supposed to keep this big secret.
Mom, I told you, it was my idea.
I'm just helping out a friend.
You haven't been friends since high school.
Kate, I love your hair. [chuckles]
I wish I could figure out
how to curl it like that.
Thank you. I could show you.
That would be amazing.
She's a keeper.
Jamie, remember, it's...
Yeah, I know, not real,
but Kate is awesome, and I don't have a sister,
so I'm gonna enjoy this until it's over.
When is that, exactly?
Oh! Well, it'll be way before
any actual wedding.
You know, it's really nothing to worry about.
[phone chiming]
No! No, no!
[exhales]
Oops. Oh, I'm sorry, dear.
Roy, bruschetta?
[Lucas, hushed]: I tried to warn you.
No. It's okay. Did she really...
Relax. She never actually throws it.
Oh, well, maybe this time I did.
[phone ringing]
[Reproachfully]: Susan.
Fine.
[ringing continues] Fine.
[mouthing words]: Thank you. I'm sorry.
Welcome to the faux-mily .
Stop.
Oh, shush. It's funny.
[others laughing]
Okay...
Let's eat, shall we?
Uh, salad, please.
[indistinct overlapping chatter]
Now, is this a perm that you have?
That's not a perm. That's my real hair.
-Natural? -Mm-hmm.
Where'd you go to school?
Princeton.
Really?
Magna Cum Laude.
In carpentry?
In business! Thank you very much.
I'm sorry, I just didn't know
you had left home for school.
Yeah. I was in New York for a few years,
working as a broker.
Then everything changed
and I realized that, uh, life is too short
to be working at a job that you hate.
So I packed up, came home,
opened up the shop, and...
here I am.
I'm sorry. What changed?
My fiancée died.
I'm so sorry.
I probably should've said something earlier,
I just, I didn't know how, or--
or when, or if at all.
Yeah.
Um, maybe I should've known that.
I don't know if I would've let you,
you know, do all of this for me.
I don't want you
to do something if it's painful for you.
It was a long time ago, Kate.
I mean, you asked me why I live in the moment?
Emily is why.
I made a decision to help you out,
you know, in the moment, and I'm glad I did.
[♪♪♪]
[phone buzzing]
Only one thing to do at a time like this.
Yeah? Yeah?
Come on.
[clack]
My first time.
Hit the edge and go sideways there.
Wow!
Victory is mine!
You feel better?
Yeah.
You know I let you win, 'cause you were feeling sad.
Oh, yeah.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Do you wanna let me win again?
No, once is enough.
Oh. Interesting.
[♪♪♪]
You're getting some real traction now, Kate.
People want to see more, plus, we are in the middle
of negotiating a big cash advance,
so you need to stay on the radar.
Just excuse me one sec. There's just a little problem.
Okay, what is the problem?
This is where
I was picking out my wedding dress
when I was getting married to Bryan,
so I just feel like--
You know what? We need to end this right now.
But I didn't even raid your closet yet!
Oh, yeah. Well...
that is an important part of it, isn't it?
It's a sister thing.
You can raid my closet
no matter what ends up happening.
Stop talking like this is over.
I just feel like we shouldn't really be
planning something that isn't going to happen.
I am trying to close this deal as fast as I can.
That's my job.
And your job is to stay relevant.
You know what's relevant?
Your wedding!
Why is it two months?
Because everybody loves a June wedding.
Yes.
Especially publishers,
and their marketing departments.
Get it?
Oh, we do.
Yeah!
So go change.
Oh! Look at you!
You look... unbelievable!
[♪♪♪]
[knocking]
What do you got?
Ah, nothing, just a...
special project I'm working on.
Haven't seen you in a few days.
Did I miss the announcement of our breakup?
No! No. We're still engaged, so...
don't worry.
Who said I was worried?
Right. Well, you know what I mean.
So is that why you came by? To tell me we're still together?
No, I...
I'm working late, and I just needed some coffee.
What, I was just walking past,
and I thought "Oh, he might need some coffee, too."
So, do you want some coffee?
You mean you're gonna go get me a coffee
and bring it back?
Okay.
Or you could...
come with me.
Or not. You could...
Yeah. That'd be great.
Okay, great.
I'd say "great" again,
but it feels like it'd be overkill.
I think that's a good call.
Yeah.
All right. Yeah.
Hi.
You know, instead of my usual large coffee,
can I get a half-caf, skinny, soy, no-foam cappuccino
with two pumps of vanilla?
That's Lucas with a "C" not a "K".
Did you bring money? Because I forgot my wallet.
Yeah, I have money.
I'll just have a black coffee.
Thank you.
You watched my blog.
[laughing]
[♪♪♪]
[Kate]: That's impossible.
There is no way that someone commissioned
a wood carving of their appendix.
You don't believe me?
No.
Can I-- Can I use your phone?
Sure.
Okay. Look at that.
Eww.
No, no.
Right?
Well... we should probably go.
Sorry.
Thank you.
I feel like I haven't laughed in a long time.
I didn't laugh that much with Bryan.
Really?
Medical equipment salesmen
are some of the funniest people I know.
He was nice, he wasn't so bad.
I loved him.
But did you like him?
Did you like being with him?
Yeah, of course.
I liked that I knew he was never going to do anything
that would drive me crazy.
Right, so you were with Bryan
because you didn't have a reason not to be?
I have to go.
Hey. I-- I'm sorry, Kate.
I didn't mean to pry.
No, it's okay. I'll just see you tomorrow.
Power's out across the bridge. We're doing the best we can.
Excuse me.
What--
[phone chimes]
Oh.
"Water and power outage."
Amazing.
[phone line rings]
[Anna]: Hello?
Anna, hey. I think my electricity's out.
Did you hear anything?
Well, you can stay at my place if you want.
That's okay.
You're in the studio right now, above the garage.
What about Lucas? He's got a spare room.
No, I'll be fine.
Okay.
-Bye. -Bye.
[♪♪♪]
[knocking]
Come in?
Hey.
I can't believe Anna called you. Right?
Yeah, why didn't you call me?
I have an extra room.
I don't want to impose.
Kate, is this about earlier?
I... I-- Look.
I shouldn't have judged your relationship with Bryan.
I'm sorry, but look, don't be stubborn.
Come stay at my place.
I like this. It's like camping.
But your food's going to go rotten by tomorrow,
you've got no plumbing,
and there's no power for your devices.
-Yeah. I hate camping. -Come on.
[♪♪♪]
Wow.
It's really nice.
I can literally feel you judging me,
and it burns, Kate.
It burns.
No, I'm-- I'm in no position to judge anyone.
Well, let me-- let me show you the guest bedroom.
It's clean.
[♪♪♪]
[gasping]
[door opens]
Hey.
Oh, hey. Sorry it's empty.
I don't care about that.
It's just-- I just.. [laughs]
I just did this blog recently,
and, you know, I just say
that sometimes if a man's refrigerator is empty,
then his heart's gonna also be empty.
[laughing] Really?
That's a theory.
Oh, well, you know, my feelings would be hurt right now,
but they're not.
because of my empty, empty heart.
Of course.
Good thing I got groceries! Thump-thump. Thump-thump.
That's my heart.
That is so sweet.
Wow. You got a lot of plums, huh?
Yeah. Hey-hey-hey-hey!
Don't eat the plums! They're not ripe yet.
It's fine.
No. It's not fine.
If you eat all the plums before they're ripe,
by the time they are ripe,
there's not gonna be any left. Give me those.
You're right.
Guys...
if a woman eats her fruit before it's ripe,
it means she's got deep-seated issues
with patience and self-control.
That's true.
Is it?
Yeah, you're completely right.
Ha!
Don't let it go to your head.
[chuckling]
Lucky guess.
I got a read on you.
I see you.
Really?
Yeah. A little bit. A little bit.
I know some things.
[Phyllis]: So, here's how it works.
You try everything
and if there's something you both like,
you check the box.
Oh, okay.
Should we start with this?
Mm-hmm.
Chicken. You want it?
No, you don't want that.
I don't really like that. Do you like that?
I would eat it, but if you don't like it,
let's try something else.
Humus?
Don't you want to try the cheese first?
Look, they have blue cheese,
which is everyone's favorite.
I don't really like blue cheese.
This is goat cheese!
Have you really tried blue cheese?
I have, yeah, many times--
And you just don't like it?
Yeah. Yeah. I don't like blue cheese.
Should we try...?
No?
I don't eat pork.
You don't eat pork? Oh.
But that's the best blue cheese
I've ever tasted.
So do we have any checkmarks yet?
Nothing?
Could we have a checkmark?
Amazing.
Have you really tried blue cheese?
I have, yeah, but--
And you just don't like it?
Yeah. Yeah. I don't like blue cheese.
Oh, that one's perfect.
Tell me what you think.
I love it!
You do?
You should really be a hairstylist.
I think I'll stick
with being a clinical psychologist for now,
but, look, I have a backup plan,
I can be a hairstylist.
Where are you going, anyway?
Just to the mall with my friends.
Aren't you a little dressed up?
What?
I'm just gonna back away...
easy now...
Bo. Tch. Come on.
Let's go outside, me and you,
the boys, and hang out.
[laughing]
Well, he's your bother, so...
Oh! You have it.
No. Let's split it.
Okay.
This is about a finger and a half.
[snickers]
No, no, I--
It's fine, it's fine, it's fine.
You know how they talk about
little things becoming big things?
Yeah.
This?
That's borderline-psycho stuff right here.
Really?
Mm-hmm.
Well, the good news
is that we're only engaged for couple more weeks,
and then you can have the entire scone again.
Wait a minute, is this the first time
someone's told you
about one of your little annoyances?
Maybe.
So I guess this is not a good time
to talk about your snoring?
That's not true.
[TV playing]
[laughing]
All right, you want to binge-watch
Afraid of the Badge?
[stops laughing] Oh.
No thanks.
I don't really like cop shows.
Kate, you know,
I've been very generous with the remote
the whole time you've been here,
but I-I cannot watch one more second
of British people and their servants.
Really?
You have the remote, then.
Really? You don't mind?
No. I'll just finish reading...
Oh, look.
My book is about
British people and their servants.
[laughs]
[cop show plays]
[♪♪♪]
[both crying out]: No!
Aww!
[Kate, disappointed]: Come on!
[Bryan laughing]
[Kate]: This is your fault.
Okay, let's watch the next season.
Okay, well, first of all--
Go get it.
It's six in the morning!
Go get it!
And, second,
there is no second season.
It's not out yet.
-What? -It's not out yet.
No, I don't have the patience for that!
I don't know what to tell ya.
That's it.
Aw, see?
This is ridiculous.
This is why...
Yeah.
You know, I just didn't...
[♪♪♪]
All right, well, I, uh...
[mumbles quietly]
I guess it's time for bed.
I mean, I go to my bed, you go to your bed.
[♪♪♪]
Kate?
[snoring lightly]
[♪♪♪]
sure
I can't go in there and give her a hand?
Well, she said she wanted
to cook the meal all by herself.
[♪♪♪]
Oh, no!
[thud] [smoke alarm beeping]
Uh, just...
change of plans!
[exhales deeply]
That's not good.
[♪♪♪]
My...
Maybe next week you can cook again.
Really?
[Roy]: Yeah, I've heard that new barbecue place delivers.
[laughing] Oh! Roy!
This looks great!
Yeah!
Yeah, pizza.
[laughing]
Men love pizza.
[Phyllis]: So... Roses?
Well, I feel like everybody does roses, right?
Yes.
So, maybe something different?
Tea roses?
What?
Do you have, uh, ranunculus?
Or, uh, ranunculuses? Ranunculi?
I'm not sure how you say it,
but Kate loves them.
They're much more difficult to work with.
They're unpredictable.
They are the toddler of flowers.
But they're amazing, though.
When they finally bloom,
they open up with layers and depth
you didn't even realize were there.
[impressed]: Hmm.
This is gold.
[♪♪♪]
Make sure and stay on top of the focus.
Thank you.
Hey. Um, so this is just gonna be for pretend, right?
Because you can't send a fake couple presents?
So what if they do?
That's what a return policy is for.
No, I don't like that.
Well...
-Hey! -Hi.
Here you go.
Cool!
Pew! Pew! Pew!
[chuckling]
Are you used to this behavior from men?
Yep. Every time.
Henry?
Uh, so what are we supposed to do?
[Pam]: Just scan for whatever you want.
Do you have compound miter saw
with a 12-inch combine blade?
[scoffs]
No?
Oh! Waffle iron!
Pew! That's a must-have.
-Yeah, good. Right there. -Right?
Um... maybe?
I'm a pancake person.
'Course you are.
You know, our house is going to be a mess.
Your house is a mess. Yes.
But I could live with pancakes.
Well...
I like waffles okay.
Wow. D-- Do they have dish towels?
[exhales]
Hey.
What're you doing?
Well...
I was hoping you and Lucas were actually getting married,
so I was getting ready...
just in case.
[♪♪♪]
Well, I am.
No, no. I am putting a stop to this.
We're talking about real people with real feelings,
so if they want to cancel, they can go ahead and cancel.
Lucas is on his way here right now,
and we're going to stop this before someone gets hurt.
One more refill?
Yes.
Am I too late? Please tell me I'm not too late.
No, we're just about to get started. Are you ready?
Yeah.
But first, just hear me out--
No, I don't wanna hear you out, Pam.
We already talked about this. Remember?
But we didn't talk about
the call I just got from the publisher.
They want to start booking you on talk shows.
Whoa! Kate! That's huge.
Really?
Yes.
Look, Kate, you're so close
to having everything you ever wanted.
What's another week?
I always knew I liked you.
[laughs]
Yes!
[Kate]: Come on! You're killing me.
[Lucas]: What?
Why do you walk so slow?
I'm enjoying the scenery.
You walk too fast.
No, I don't!
Don't you want to get where you're going.
You know what? It's totally fine.
We're not a real couple, so, doesn't matter.
What's that mean?
It just means
that we disagree on everything.
I mean, we literally walk through life
at completely different paces.
Do you think that really matters
in a relationship
if two people love each other?
Uh, yes, I know that it does.
That's my parents' boat.
Oh, wow!
It's really cute.
I don't really like sailing, so...
Well, we don't have to take it out.
It's just nice to sit, take in the view.
Yeah.
Come on.
Uh...
Here you go.
Okay.
-Nice! -Thank you.
All right, let's go up front here.
Hey!
Kate!
[exhaling tensely]
Okay.
You sure you don't want to take it out?
Yep.
Get some fresh ocean air?
No, no.
I'm just gonna hold
this piece of wood right here for a second.
I get seasick.
Come on. It's smooth as silk out there.
Seriously.
I promise, you're not gonna get sick.
Oh, my...
[♪♪♪]
[Lucas]: There we go.
You okay?
[huffs intensely]
Hey.
How are you feeling?
Better.
Good.
How long have you been staring at me?
A while.
Why?
I've been trying to decide whether or not to tell you
how much I want to kiss you.
What'd you decide?
[♪♪♪]
[knocking at door]
Who's that, at this hour?
Is Kate here?
Hey!
Who said you could come in?
Kate!
How'd you get my address, anyway?
You can find anything on the Internet, friend.
And I'm not interested in the whole "fiancé" act.
I'm here to speak to Kate, not you.
Well, maybe she doesn't want to talk to you.
I'll talk to him.
-Are you sure? -Yeah.
It's okay.
What's up?
You wouldn't return my calls or emails,
so I'm here in person.
Well, you better hurry up.
You don't wanna leave your girlfriend waiting.
I broke up with Stephanie.
For good.
Stephanie? From the office "Stephanie"?
Are you kidding me?
It's over, Kate.
I realized that I made a huge mistake
leaving you.
And then I see your blog,
and I see how you're-- you're celebrating our wedding
with some other guy, and I--
I realized that I still love you,
and I want you back.
Kate, you were right.
We were perfect together.
We liked the same things, we never fought...
you said yourself,
that's what makes a relationship last.
I did say that.
But I had us wrong.
There were a lot of things wrong with our relationship.
Just saying that...
you were right, of course.
We were never meant to be together.
[scoffs]
You couldn't have said that earlier?
What?
Maybe you should go.
Yeah. Maybe I should.
You know what? I'm already-- I'm already gone.
Good! Go check in on Stephanie!
-Hey. -Hey.
No, no, no. You know what?
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I can't do any of this.
I, uh...
Yes, Kate, yes, you can.
No, no, no. No, I can't.
This whole thing was based on a lie.
No. What we have is real. You know it. I know it.
I need to take a step back and look at things objectively,
and I think we both should do that.
You're just afraid.
'Cause, if we're together,
then everything you've ever said about love is wrong.
That's not true. I'm not afraid.
Uh, my apartment--
the power's back on, so I just need to go back there.
I just have some things I need to do.
You know, I have to do what I should've done.
Weeks ago, I should've just told the truth,
apologized.
And I really want to tell you the most,
out of anyone,
that I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry I involved you in any of this.
I don't know.
[♪♪♪]
Hey, thanks for-- thanks for breakfast, Mom.
You're sad.
You get a happy-face waffle,
no matter how old you are.
[chuckles]
It says she's live-streaming in an hour.
What do you think she's going to say?
[exhales deeply]
I don't know,
but I wish she would let me be there for her.
It's something she needs to do
on her own, son.
[shuts dishwasher door]
You rinsed your dish.
You've never done that in your life.
Yeah, it was-- it was a Kate thing
when we were living together.
We had a deal-- I do that,
she wouldn't use 12 glasses a day.
That really used to drive me insane.
I didn't think I'd ever see that look in your eye again.
Yeah. Me either.
[sighs]
That's right. That's right.
Kate, wait!
Sweetie, what are you doing here?
I'm-I'm about to go public with the truth.
We're live-streaming.
But I'm not ready to lose you.
None of us are.
Just wait right here, okay? We'll do this together.
Okay?
It's okay.
Okay.
Three, two...
Stop!
Kate, why are you live-streaming something
without me knowing?
What's going on?
She's telling the truth.
What? Now? You can't!
You're just gonna be throwing away
everything that we've worked for.
No. I-I-- I need to do this.
No. I can't allow you.
Well, it's not your choice, Pam.
Kate, you really
need to rethink this,
because, seriously,
this is not the right decision.
I just want you to stay calm, okay?
Either you can wait here, or you can wait outside,
it's your choice.
-You ready? -I'm ready.
Tell me when it's time.
Three, two, one...
We're streaming live.
Hi, everybody. It's Dr. Kate Lawrence, Ph.D.
And today will be the most...
...important blog of my life.
I know you all have been following me
and watching me plan my wedding to Lucas Wright,
and I want you to know...
...that I haven't been honest about some things,
and I want to tell the truth.
Oh, no.
-No! -No, no, no, no!
-Wait-- -This is not good.
We need to cut the stream.
Why?
[Anne]: It's Stephanie.
[Kate]: What are you talking about?
Stephanie? Bryan's Stephanie?
Apparently, a few minutes
before you started streaming,
she posted her own video exposing you
and linked it to your site.
[Anne]: Kate, this is already going viral.
[Stephanie, on video]: Just a little message
to all of you waiting to hear
from your beloved Dr. Kate--
She's conning you.
She was dumped by Bryan Pankhurst
on the day of their engagement party,
and then she's been passing off some other guy as her fiancé.
Everything she's said and done since that day is a lie.
She's is a complete fraud.
Dr. Kate?
Just... no.
I am so sorry.
Wow...
Just when I was gonna tell the truth.
Well, no one's gonna believe you now.
-No, Kate. -Kate!
Kate!
[Roy]: Poor kid.
I have to find her.
Kate, there you are.
Oh, wow.
I've been looking for you everywhere.
Uh, you saw Stephanie's video?
And everything that came after.
I'm so sorry, Kate.
Don't be sorry. It's not your fault.
I just tried to do the right thing
a little bit too late,
and I've completely ruined my life.
I do wish I could go back to the way things were.
[exhales]
Except there's one problem.
We can't go back.
We're beyond that.
We have something special. Kate.
No, don't say that to me,
because that's not even true.
See, this is actually a classic case
of self-deception.
You have pretended for so long...
...that you love me,
that you're just starting to believe it, you know?
You think I'm so weak, I don't know my own heart?
No, I don't think that,
I just think that, you know, you--
if you just take a step back from us for a second,
and then you will realize
that this is just fantasy, between us.
You know, we would never make it
in the real world together.
Look, I know that's what you're afraid of,
but you're wrong.
We have something special.
Please don't say that.
I've fallen in love with you, Kate.
[shutters clicking]
Hey! Hey! This isn't a reality show.
You really need to go.
Really. Just, please.
You'll be happy that you did.
You don't need to clean up my messes anymore.
Fine. You know what?
If you can't see what's right in front of you,
I will go.
I'm done trying to help you.
Okay, well, you go ahead and go, then.
It's all right,
because I know the only reason why you did this whole thing
is because you feel bad about
what you did to me in high school.
You don't have a clue what happened!
You have no--
Just forget it. You wouldn't believe me anyway.
Just forget the whole thing.
[Footsteps receding]
[quietly]: I'm sorry.
[huffs]
Oh, Kate.
I appreciate a good wallow just as much as the next girl,
but you ought to think about getting dressed,
maybe go outside.
Why?
So people can stare at me and make fun of me?
No thank you.
Okay, so, do you want me
to go to the store for you one more time?
Oh, can you, uh, can you do me a favor?
Can you just stop at Lucas's house
and get my stuff for me?
Seriously?
Kate, you are miserable.
Why don't you just go talk to him?
No. I can't. I wasn't very nice to him.
Trust me, it's not a good idea.
Okay. I'll go.
Love you.
[door opens]
Do you ever knock?
Kate, we need to talk.
Not now.
You have been "not now"-ing me for over two weeks.
I just feel like being alone.
Don't worry. You are.
You've lost almost all the advertisers on your blog
and the publisher wants to cancel the contract
based on the "bad faith" clause.
Which means what?
Which means that the contract is null and void,
because you were misrepresenting yourself
at the time in which you signed it.
So I've lost everything?
That's right. Congratulations.
Why are you smiling?
Because I feel like this means I don't need an agent, right,
so I could just fire you?
What are you saying?
That you're fired.
Oh, no.
You mean I won't make 15% commission of zero?
[♪♪♪]
[giggles]
[knocking]
Oh!
I'm sorry if I'm imposing. It's just that--
I know that today was the wedding day, and, uh...
I just wanted to see if you're okay.
Uh...
I... I had just thought that you didn't like me.
I could never hate the woman
that my son has fallen in love with.
Oh, he doesn't feel that way about me.
We had a fight.
Oh!
Fight, schmight.
That's what couples do.
[exhales]
Well, not if they want to be happy.
Kate, do you really believe
that the absence of conflict in a relationship
is what makes it work?
Yes! I absolutely do.
I've based my whole life's work on that concept.
I believe it is my job in the world
to keep people from getting in a bad relationship
to begin with, you know,
so they don't end up in a bad marriage,
like my parents.
Oh. I take it they weren't happy.
No.
They used to fight over every little thing,
and then, you know, all those little things add up,
and all they were left with in the end
was just bitterness and resentment and...
Anyway, it's just Lucas and I are so different,
there's no way we could ever really know
if it was going to work out between us.
Well... [chuckles] You don't know.
That's love.
I mean, it's the ultimate leap of faith.
Is it scary? Yes.
But when it's right,
and when you love someone enough,
well, then, all those little things,
they just... go away.
You know,
Roy and I have had our differences,
but that's why it makes it so fun.
Imagine how dull it would be if we were all exactly alike.
Yeah.
[clears her throat]
So...
[chuckling]
I haven't really had a talk like this
in a... in a very long time,
like, a...
Mother-daughter talk?
Yeah.
[laughs]
I would like to fix this,
but it's not gonna work.
It's too late for us.
It's not too late.
Go talk to him!
Tell him how you feel.
I don't know how I feel.
Oh, yes, you do.
I do?
[laughing] Yes. Yes.
I mean, you should've seen the look on his face
after our fight.
He doesn't want to see me again.
[bangs door shut]
[wheezing]: I have been texting you all morning.
Have you seen this? It was amazing? Hi, Susan.
See what?
Look.
What is this?
I honestly don't know.
Just...
[Lucas]: He
I just want to say to all the women out there
who have trusted Dr. Kate for all these years
and who are angry at her now...
don't punish her for this.
It was my idea.
The whole thing.
Kate, I've never told you this before, but...
that night I was supposed to come over and watch the movie?
I didn't bring my friends
because I didn't want to be alone with you.
It was because I had such a huge crush on you,
I just freaked out.
What?
I was so terrified of being humiliated,
I just... I chickened out.
And then those jerks broke that glass hummingbird.
I had no idea it was your mom's.
But I understand now
why you looked at me the way you did.
And, in that moment,
I knew I was never gonna get a second chance.
But then, all of a sudden, 20 years later, I did.
[♪♪♪]
Stepping in to be your fiancé
was the easiest decision I've ever made.
I love you, Kate.
[women gasping]
What?
I always have, and I always will.
And... And to everyone else out there?
Please, be nice.
She was just trying to help.
You Internet people are brutal.
[laughing]
Okay. I--
I guess that's it.
Did you know about this?
No, I didn't, but I think it's wonderful.
Anna, what time did he post this?
Um...
four hours ago.
So I haven't answered,
and now he thinks that I don't love him.
Oh, so you do love him?
I-- Of course I do!
What should I do?
Go! Go! Yeah, go!
-Where's my jacket? -Where are your keys?
My keys are in my jacket!
-[laughing] -Go!
Get out!
It's been hours since I posted that video.
Maybe she doesn't love me.
Maybe I got it wrong.
Or she hasn't even seen the video yet.
Of course, she has. She's always online.
Ugh...
why did I put myself out there again?
And on the wedding day, what was I thinking?
You weren't thinking.
That's love.
I just have to face facts. I blew it.
Again.
Lucas, just wait a few minutes.
Don't give up.
[exhaling]
I'm going for a walk.
Come on, Bo. Let's go outside!
[Bo panting]
Kate. Come in.
Have you checked his house?
Yeah! He's not there.
Well, why are you here? You didn't find him?
No, I thought for sure he'd be here.
You're looking for Lucas?
Yes.
Yes!
I don't know where he went.
Well, did you call his cell phone?
Well, his cell phone's right there on the table,
next to the sculpture.
[♪♪♪]
What is this?
It's one of his side projects.
He's been working on it night and day.
[realizing]: It was for her.
It was for you!
I think he might love me.
Oh!
[laughing]
I think I know where he is.
[all laughing]
[♪♪♪]
[chuckles]
Where'd these come from?
California.
[laughs]
I ordered them that day we were at the flower shop.
I wanted you to have them...
in case we actually decided to get married.
Spur of the moment. Ahem.
It was a stupid idea.
They wouldn't cancel the order and I knew they'd be here,
I guess I wanted to see them.
But I didn't expect to see you here.
I saw your video.
If you don't feel the same way, I understand.
I hope I didn't embarrass you.
You didn't.
I love you.
[♪♪♪]
You love me?
I turned off my phone.
Your phone was turned off?
That's impossible!
I wanted to hide from the world today.
Our wedding day.
Our fake wedding day.
Then what do you say we make it real?
Dr. Kate Lawrence...
will you marry me?
Today?
Today!
Yes.
[laughs]
I saw the hummingbird.
It's not glass, like your mom's.
It was perfect.
[♪♪♪]
[laughing]
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