1:00:02
-And she expects to see a Christmas tree?
-Yeah.
1:00:04
-And a Frosty?
-Of course.
1:00:06
And what about
the annual Kranks' Christmas Eve party?
1:00:10
That, too.
1:00:11
-When does she get in?
-Plane arrives about 8:00.
1:00:19
All right, people, listen up. Gather around.
1:00:22
We're about to have a party here
at the Kranks'.
1:00:25
A Christmas homecoming for Blair.
1:00:28
Great idea, Vic.
1:00:30
Drop what you're doing and pitch in.
Nora, do you have a turkey?
1:00:34
Smoked trout.
1:00:36
Smoked trout?
1:00:42
Anybody got a turkey?
1:00:44
-We have two, both in the oven.
-Beautiful. Get them.
1:00:47
Ned, go to Brixley's. Get his Frosty.
Get some lights, too.
1:00:50
We'll put them along Luther's boxwoods.
1:00:52
-Hold on. Why should we do this for him?
-Yeah. He's a jerk.
1:00:56
Regardless of how you feel about him--
A lot of you have mixed feelings about him.
1:01:00
But we're a community.
The people in a community stick together.
1:01:03
Even if one of them has been behaving,
for most of the holiday season...
1:01:07
like a spoiled, selfish little baby.
1:01:09
We're not doing this for him.
We're doing this for Blair.
1:01:14
Blair, who used to baby-sit all your kids.
1:01:17
Blair, who comes home every summer
and makes us all feel like family.
1:01:21
That's right.
1:01:22
Why should the daughter pay
for the sins of the father?
1:01:27
Now, if we even have a hope of pulling
this off, you got to scatter.
1:01:30
Grab a change of clothes and all the food
you can, and get over here in half an hour.
1:01:34
-Let's go.
-Randy, Mike, let's go.
1:01:38
-Thank you!
-You're welcome, Nora.
1:01:40
Guys, better go to the airport.
1:01:42
-Why's that?
-Blair needs a ride home.
1:01:46
I don't know if we could do that.
1:01:51
Shall I call the chief?
1:01:55
We could do that.