A Good Romantic story of Island
A Good Romantic story of Island
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00:00:00Amen.
00:00:16Have a good day, Annie.
00:00:17You too, Annie.
00:00:22Oh, that coffee smells so good.
00:00:24Annie, if you love me even just a little bit, you'll pour me a cup.
00:00:27No. Half a cup?
00:00:29No. A quarter?
00:00:30No. You told me the baby's already doing some results. Just hang in there.
00:00:35She'll be here in a couple months. You can have all the coffee you want.
00:00:38Okay, but... Oh.
00:00:41Yeah, I think you're right. She kicks hard enough without caffeine.
00:00:45I still can't believe I'm going to be an unofficial aunt.
00:00:50Hey.
00:00:51There they are. My two favorite women in the entire world.
00:00:55Careful.
00:00:59So much better than when I brewed at the bakery.
00:01:01Oh, yeah. Go ahead. Rub it in, Matt.
00:01:03Sorry, Mary, but you are almost home, and you are already a picture of paternal loveliness.
00:01:08You are such a charming little liar, but I still love you for it.
00:01:14So, movie tonight?
00:01:16I don't know. I'm behind on my bookkeeping. Besides, I'm still a little annoyed with you.
00:01:22What did you do now?
00:01:23He broke up with Sarah, she got depressed and quit, and now I have to find a new waitress.
00:01:28I didn't do it to hurt you. We just weren't right for each other.
00:01:32No one's ever right for you. I mean, you have this image of a perfect woman. I'm telling you, she doesn't exist.
00:01:38I'm not looking for perfection. Sarah was very sweet, but honestly, she found the idea of you and me having a regular movie night weird.
00:01:47And I'm sorry, for me, that's a non-starter.
00:01:49Oh, I'm sorry. This is my fault?
00:01:51Yes. But in the spirit of forgiveness, I'll make the spaghetti you like. I'll even let you pick the movie on top of it.
00:02:00Oh, I haven't had an offer like that since before Tim and I were married. I'd take it.
00:02:06Alright, alright, alright. But I'll warn you right now, there won't be one car chase or explosion.
00:02:14Seven?
00:02:15See you then.
00:02:16Bye, Mary.
00:02:17Bye, Matt.
00:02:19You do realize why he hasn't met anyone, right?
00:02:22Oh, no. Not this again.
00:02:25Yes, this again, Annie. All the signs are there. Why do you think he ends up on your couch?
00:02:30Because he's not willing to pay for his dreaming service.
00:02:33No, it's because he's subconsciously in love with you.
00:02:37Well, I would be more interested in someone who could love me consciously. I mean, come on. It's Matt we're talking about.
00:02:48Hey, Walt.
00:02:50I tell you, you've got to experience Windward Island first-hand to appreciate what a happening and hot spot we really are.
00:03:02We've come a long way from the economic downturn and one little thing has kept us going.
00:03:09Hello?
00:03:11Hello?
00:03:39Lyle, you are the most perfectly pressed police officer this town has ever seen. How do you do it?
00:03:46Well, I like to iron. I find it meditative.
00:03:50No conversation with you is ever uninteresting.
00:03:55Morning, Tim.
00:03:56I just saw Mary. She is looking more amazing every day.
00:03:59Yeah, she is, isn't she?
00:04:02Why so down?
00:04:03You know, stress. I don't even know why I'm bothering to paint this boat. I haven't had a charter in weeks.
00:04:09Come on, things are going to pick up. You've got to stay positive, buddy. You're going to be a dad.
00:04:13True.
00:04:18Morning, fellas. So the van is just right up there around the corner. Thank you.
00:04:24Tim, look at that. What did I tell you? Tourists. Things are picking up already.
00:04:30Wow.
00:04:31Well, hello, Lyle. Nice to see you again.
00:04:33Great to have you back, Mrs. D.
00:04:35Lovely to be back.
00:04:36Lovely to be back.
00:05:00Not the best first impression you ever made?
00:05:03I don't know. In some cultures, it's a sign of good luck.
00:05:07Really?
00:05:09Okay, fellas. Hit me with your best shot.
00:05:15Welcome to Windward. Walter Rasmussen, Mayor.
00:05:20Three tourists. We're dying here. Do you hear me dying?
00:05:26Enjoy your stay.
00:05:28So, Mrs. D., thank you for opening your beautiful home to a company of grateful dancers who will do their best not to break anything.
00:05:39Thank you, Philip. As you may know, my late husband was not a fan of ballet.
00:05:44In fact, if he were still alive, the Seattle Seahawks would be sitting here instead of you.
00:05:51Create a wonderful ballet. Make me proud.
00:05:53And don't worry, if you hear strange noises at night, I'm sure it is just Franklin fighting culture, even from the grave.
00:06:04Cheers, everyone.
00:06:06Cheers.
00:06:07Cheers.
00:06:20You've seen this movie countless times and you cry at the end every time.
00:06:24I mean, you know they're going to end up together. It's not exactly a secret.
00:06:27You're a fine-witted dog. You cry every time that movie with the dog comes on or it's going home.
00:06:32Okay, that is different.
00:06:33The love between a boy and his dog is simple. When it's people, it gets complicated.
00:06:38Right. So your solution is just to avoid serious relationships? It's going to make for a very lonely life.
00:06:44I don't have a lonely life. I have you and our relationship. A nice, simple, uncomplicated friendship.
00:06:52I don't know whether to be flattered or insulted.
00:06:55I meant it as a compliment.
00:06:57Alright. It's time to get this dough in the oven.
00:07:01Okay.
00:07:04I like this one a lot.
00:07:06I don't know. It's not turning out the way I wanted.
00:07:09You say that about everything. When are you finally going to make your work as good?
00:07:13You have to say that because you're my friend.
00:07:16Just because I'm your friend, you're not thinking I'm afraid to tell you some hard-hitting truths.
00:07:20Oh yeah? Like what?
00:07:23Like your taste in movies is terrible.
00:07:25Your painting isn't.
00:07:28If I let you pick the movie next time, I'll just stop.
00:07:31If I let you pick the movie next time, I'll just stop talking about this.
00:07:35Never.
00:07:38Goodnight.
00:07:40Goodnight.
00:08:00Goodnight.
00:08:31Mmm.
00:08:34I know, I know.
00:08:36Doesn't have that something special.
00:08:39Matthew, you just need to put a little more of your heart into it than that.
00:08:45We've talked about this. I've tried.
00:08:47Maybe I just don't have the gift for it.
00:08:50I didn't know I did.
00:08:52And then I met your mother and everything changed.
00:08:56Remember what my bread was like when she was alive?
00:08:58The line of customers.
00:09:01Sometimes I couldn't get out the door without tearing off a piece.
00:09:05She inspired me.
00:09:08After we lost her, nothing was the same.
00:09:16Maybe I just haven't found my inspiration yet.
00:09:20I trust that you will.
00:09:22Now, make your deliveries, go home, get some sleep.
00:09:28Goodnight.
00:09:29Goodnight.
00:09:31Goodnight.
00:09:57Ah, hello, just in time. Come on in.
00:09:59Where would you like this?
00:10:00We're just downstairs.
00:10:05Nice, sustain that.
00:10:07Transition and up.
00:10:10Nice. Jeté into pas de jambe.
00:10:18Lovely. Keep that chin up, shoulders back.
00:10:21Oh!
00:10:23Even it out. It was bumpy.
00:10:25I'm guessing the five second rule doesn't apply here.
00:10:27Keep working on it.
00:10:29Great to have you here. And remember, I'm not just a mayor, I'm also a notary and insurance broker.
00:10:36Never too early to start thinking about life insurance.
00:10:44Yeah, I should have offered an accident insurance.
00:10:49Dancers break a lot of ankles, don't they?
00:10:51Maybe I could get a charter or two out of this.
00:10:54Any of them fish?
00:10:55No, no, it didn't come up.
00:10:58I'll be right back.
00:11:04Do you think we could get any publicity out of having a ballet company here?
00:11:07You just don't give up, do you, Walt?
00:11:09No.
00:11:11And I'm not going to stop until Windward is back on the map.
00:11:14I will ford every mountain, I will climb every stream, I will chase every water...
00:11:17How many beers have you had?
00:11:19Half a glass.
00:11:21That's it, Walt. I'm cutting you off.
00:11:23Ah, good idea.
00:11:25I need a clear head to plan my next move.
00:11:29Night, all.
00:11:30Night, Walt.
00:11:31Thanks, Walt.
00:11:32Not even one of them fish.
00:11:35The universe must have something against me.
00:11:39Hi.
00:11:40Hi, can we get a white wine and a club soda with a lime, please?
00:11:44Ooh, make that two limes. I'm feeling a little frisky.
00:11:53Okay, maybe the universe likes me a little bit.
00:11:56Aw, what's wrong? Does my guy feel a little down today?
00:11:59I just found out he's not going to get rich off of ballet dancers.
00:12:04Hey, it's not all about making money off.
00:12:07I, for one, am happy to get a little bit of culture around this place.
00:12:11And since when are you a ballet fan, Matt?
00:12:14Since Annie took me when we were ten.
00:12:17You hated it.
00:12:18I didn't hate it.
00:12:19I didn't hate it.
00:12:20It was the nutcracker, and the Mouse King terrified him.
00:12:26A mouse scared you?
00:12:27Okay.
00:12:28He was like six feet tall with a sword, big teeth, and claws.
00:12:31And it was very, very scary.
00:12:33Six feet.
00:12:34Terrifying.
00:12:35Excuse me.
00:12:36Can I get a diet cola, please?
00:12:38Sure thing.
00:12:46Had a chance to explore much of the island yet?
00:12:48No, we've been pretty busy rehearsing.
00:12:51How's that going?
00:12:52Good.
00:12:53Great.
00:12:54I'm a big ballet fan.
00:12:55Really?
00:12:56Oh, yeah.
00:12:57The nutcracker is one of my favorites.
00:13:01Uh-huh.
00:13:02And what else have you seen?
00:13:04Well, actually, nothing else yet.
00:13:06What happened?
00:13:07The Mouse King scare you?
00:13:12Ouch!
00:13:13Okay, okay.
00:13:14Wasn't that funny?
00:13:16Yeah.
00:13:18Very funny.
00:13:20Ah, yeah.
00:13:21That's right.
00:13:22Mrs. Dean's brought the whole company out from Seattle
00:13:24to rehearse a brand-new world premiere.
00:13:26I'd say that's worth a few minutes on your broadcast.
00:13:29Hello?
00:13:50Come.
00:13:51Good boy.
00:13:52Yes, you're a good boy.
00:13:53Welcome back to Windward, Mrs. Dean.
00:13:55Oh, hello, Walter.
00:13:56Nice to see you.
00:13:57I was just thinking.
00:13:59I know how much you love Windward,
00:14:01and right now we could really use a little publicity
00:14:04to help boost tourism.
00:14:06Ah, and a world-class ballet company in rehearsal
00:14:08might generate that coverage?
00:14:10You are as perceptive as you are lovely.
00:14:13Thank you, Walter.
00:14:14But you don't need to work quite that hard.
00:14:16I'll make a few phone calls and see what I can do.
00:14:18Well, you're a blessing to us all.
00:14:20Ah.
00:14:21Let's not elevate me to sainthood just yet, Walter.
00:14:31Hmm.
00:14:34Bonjour.
00:14:36You're very cute.
00:14:40Who do you belong to?
00:14:42Rudy?
00:14:43Rudy!
00:14:44Rudy!
00:14:45Oh, mystery sod.
00:14:46Over here.
00:14:47Oh.
00:14:50Oh.
00:14:51Rudy.
00:14:52There you are.
00:14:53You shouldn't have run away, you bad dog.
00:14:55I think he was hungry.
00:14:57Well, you didn't feed him, did you?
00:14:59I don't like him begging.
00:15:00It's a terrible habit.
00:15:02In France, we let them sit at the table with us,
00:15:04even in restaurants.
00:15:06Happy dog, happy people.
00:15:08Well, we're not in France now.
00:15:10Rudy?
00:15:11Rudy?
00:15:12Come.
00:15:13Come.
00:15:15You better go.
00:15:17Come, Rudy.
00:15:18Come.
00:15:20All right, Rudy.
00:15:21Come on, Rudy.
00:15:24You're welcome.
00:15:30So, that's another hamburger plain,
00:15:32no bun, no fries, and no water.
00:15:35Yes.
00:15:36Right.
00:15:38Let me guess.
00:15:39Same?
00:15:40Actually, I will have a burger with bun.
00:15:43And cheese.
00:15:44Fries crispy and a chocolate melted.
00:15:49What?
00:15:50I'm the boss.
00:15:51I get to eat what I like.
00:15:53Fantastic.
00:15:54And now I can pay my electric bill.
00:15:57So you own this charming establishment?
00:15:59Oh, I own a whole chain.
00:16:00South America, Europe,
00:16:01next week I'm opening one in Shanghai.
00:16:04Nice to know wherever I am in the world,
00:16:06I'll never be far from you.
00:16:08Great.
00:16:09I will just get this going.
00:16:13I know that look in your eye.
00:16:15I have a feeling she's too smart
00:16:17to fall for the Philip Chandler dance routine.
00:16:21You might be right.
00:16:23That's exactly what I find so interesting.
00:16:26Hey, Annie.
00:16:27Hey.
00:16:28Can I get a turkey sandwich?
00:16:29In a sec.
00:16:30Cook's out sick.
00:16:31I'm still short a waitress
00:16:32and this is as close to packed
00:16:33as I've been in a while.
00:16:35No problem.
00:16:36Okay.
00:16:50Think about talking to her again, aren't you?
00:16:52Okay, yes.
00:16:54I was not sure about what.
00:16:55We already made it very clear
00:16:57I know nothing about ballet,
00:16:58so I think it's a little too late for Google.
00:17:00Well, we could talk about how great my food is.
00:17:02Oh, you're not even trying to help, are you?
00:17:05Sorry.
00:17:06I'm a little busy.
00:17:07You're going to have to figure this one out on your own.
00:17:09Okay, fine.
00:17:13I can do this.
00:17:14You can do this.
00:17:15All right.
00:17:16Yeah.
00:17:19If you're looking for anything
00:17:21after the Beatles broke up,
00:17:23you're going to be disappointed.
00:17:25You just saved me a quarter.
00:17:27My pleasure.
00:17:32So the food here,
00:17:33pretty good.
00:17:35I get to hear it.
00:17:38Okay, then.
00:17:43How'd it go?
00:17:48Can't win them all.
00:17:50Why do I get the feeling you're enjoying this?
00:17:53Please.
00:17:54I'm your best friend.
00:17:55Why would I enjoy this?
00:18:06I thought I might find you out here.
00:18:09Shouldn't you be taking bread out of the oven?
00:18:11I already did.
00:18:12It's cooling.
00:18:14I see you haven't given up on that painting yet.
00:18:16You feeling better about it?
00:18:18You know me.
00:18:19I can never tell.
00:18:21I don't know.
00:18:22What do you think?
00:18:23Be honest.
00:18:26Could you bring it a little bit closer?
00:18:28You're not going to fall off the dog.
00:18:31I'm not going to fall off the dog.
00:18:32Could you bring it a little bit closer?
00:18:34You're not going to fall off the dog, Matt.
00:18:37If that's the wind, it could come up like that.
00:18:40You know, my offer still stands.
00:18:41You're never too old to learn how to swim.
00:18:43Gotten this far without it?
00:18:45Good.
00:18:48Someday you're going to have to explain to me
00:18:49why you choose to spend your whole life
00:18:51surrounded by something you're afraid of.
00:18:53Okay, well let's put a pin in that
00:18:54until the next time you bring it up.
00:18:57I need your help with something.
00:18:59Sure.
00:19:02Okay, so here's the deal.
00:19:06Say you were interested in someone.
00:19:09Like, I don't know, a dancer.
00:19:12How would you go about that?
00:19:15Wow.
00:19:16I've never seen you so unsure of yourself.
00:19:19It's just we come from such different places.
00:19:22You know, she's got a career
00:19:23that's probably taken her all over the world.
00:19:25I don't even own a passport.
00:19:28And you want me to be your dating coach?
00:19:29Yeah.
00:19:32Annie, you're the smartest person I know.
00:19:34And the most sophisticated.
00:19:37I mean, come on.
00:19:38I've already put my foot in my mouth twice.
00:19:39If I'm lucky, I've got one more shot.
00:19:43Okay.
00:19:44But I'm not sure what kind of help I can be
00:19:45because, you know, I haven't dated anybody
00:19:47since that stockbroker from Seattle two summers ago.
00:19:51Besides, I don't know anything about this dancer
00:19:52or what she's looking for in a guy.
00:19:55Well, what would you look for?
00:19:57What would I look for?
00:19:58Yeah.
00:19:59I don't know.
00:20:00How about everything that stockbroker didn't have?
00:20:01Depth?
00:20:02Honesty?
00:20:03Willingness to actually give something of himself?
00:20:06You could try offering her that.
00:20:08Jeez, Annie, we just met.
00:20:09Haven't had a real conversation with her yet.
00:20:11We start with something a little simpler.
00:20:14Something simpler.
00:20:16I don't know.
00:20:17You could try baking for her.
00:20:18I bet she'd kill for a carbohydrate.
00:20:21I'm joking.
00:20:23I know.
00:20:24But there's something there.
00:20:25I think...
00:20:26You said I needed to give something of myself.
00:20:28And this way I would be.
00:20:31Thanks, Annie.
00:20:32I knew I could count on you.
00:20:33Always happy to help.
00:21:01It's okay.
00:21:02I won't tell anyone.
00:21:05Tempting.
00:21:06But I don't think so.
00:21:10Wait.
00:21:11I...
00:21:13I wasn't completely honest with you at the pub the other night.
00:21:16About what?
00:21:18The Nutcracker isn't the only ballet I've ever seen.
00:21:21Really?
00:21:22I saw you dance.
00:21:24In Seattle?
00:21:25No.
00:21:26Here, the other day.
00:21:27I was delivering bread to the estate.
00:21:29You were...
00:21:32It was beautiful.
00:21:35As good as the Nutcracker?
00:21:37Okay, I'm no expert or anything.
00:21:38But I don't know.
00:21:39Watching you move.
00:21:40The way you dance.
00:21:41It's like...
00:21:43Gravity doesn't exist.
00:21:45Or like...
00:21:46Like time slowed down.
00:21:47Okay, I'm so sorry.
00:21:48I'm not saying it right at all.
00:21:50Actually, you were doing just fine.
00:21:53I'm sorry.
00:21:54Actually, you were doing just fine.
00:21:58Really?
00:21:59Really.
00:22:02So how about that baguette?
00:22:03Oh my goodness.
00:22:04I can't.
00:22:05Okay, okay.
00:22:06No, I understand.
00:22:07Dancers need to be disciplined.
00:22:08And treats have to be very special.
00:22:09So...
00:22:10How does this sound?
00:22:12Fresh, classic panel form work.
00:22:14Right out of the oven.
00:22:15Perfect crust.
00:22:16Moist, warm center.
00:22:18Dipped in olive oil.
00:22:20With just a sprinkle of salt.
00:22:22Okay, please.
00:22:23One more.
00:22:245 a.m. tomorrow.
00:22:265 a.m.?
00:22:28You will not be disappointed.
00:22:32I don't know.
00:22:34Maybe.
00:22:36I gotta go.
00:22:41Wait.
00:22:42What's your name?
00:22:44Nicole.
00:22:45I'm Matt.
00:22:54Hey, Annie.
00:22:57Coming.
00:23:04I told her I'd bake for her.
00:23:06I'm sorry, what?
00:23:09I took your advice.
00:23:10Trying to up my game.
00:23:14Still warm.
00:23:16What do you think?
00:23:18I think I was sleeping.
00:23:19Oh, come on.
00:23:20I just need an honest opinion.
00:23:21It'll take you two seconds.
00:23:23Okay.
00:23:28Well?
00:23:31I'm not sure what exactly you want me to say.
00:23:34When you taste it,
00:23:36I don't know, what do you think?
00:23:39I think it's bread.
00:23:41So there's nothing special about it?
00:23:44If you're hoping to knock her ballet slippers off,
00:23:46it's not gonna do it.
00:23:47That's what I was afraid of.
00:23:49She's coming.
00:23:50That's what I was afraid of.
00:23:52She's coming by the shop tomorrow morning at five.
00:23:56Can I come back around three with another loaf?
00:23:59No.
00:24:00Come on, I would do it for you.
00:24:01Good night, Matt.
00:24:04Bye.
00:24:05Bye.
00:24:20Bye.
00:24:21Bye.
00:24:51Bye.
00:25:05Hey.
00:25:08The look on your face, I'm guessing it didn't go so great.
00:25:11You could say that.
00:25:13She didn't even show up.
00:25:15Well, maybe she overslept.
00:25:17You know, five a.m. isn't exactly the best time to start a date.
00:25:20I might have gotten lucky.
00:25:22I made another batch after I left your place,
00:25:24and if I'm being completely honest, which is what I should be,
00:25:28that wasn't any better than the one you tasted.
00:25:29Maybe it's because you're still doing it for the wrong reason.
00:25:32You know, instead of trying to impress a girl,
00:25:34do it because you want to put the best of yourself in it.
00:25:39But if this is the best of myself...
00:25:40Hey.
00:25:42How could you even say something like that?
00:25:47We've been friends forever.
00:25:48We know each other better than anyone else.
00:25:50When I got the chance to study art in Paris,
00:25:52and I wasn't sure if I should go,
00:25:54you're the one who told me that I should do it.
00:25:56Because you saw more in me than I saw in myself.
00:26:00I feel the same way about you.
00:26:04Wish I knew why.
00:26:06Annie, I look at you and I see someone who's really passionate about something.
00:26:09You are out here at daybreak, doing what you love.
00:26:12You work a full day at the restaurant,
00:26:14and then you're right back out here the next morning.
00:26:17I didn't have anything like that.
00:26:20All I knew was make bread.
00:26:21So put your passion into that.
00:26:25When I lived in Paris,
00:26:26there was a baker near me so good
00:26:28that people lined up waiting for him to open.
00:26:31In Bruges, there's a waffle maker who's famous all over Europe.
00:26:35I mean, it's simple, everyday foods that people just like you
00:26:38turn into something special.
00:26:40You really think I could do something like that, don't you?
00:26:42Of course I do.
00:26:44I always have.
00:26:47What?
00:26:48I just realized sometimes you're like a shorter,
00:26:51cuter version of my dad.
00:26:54Oh, that might be the sweetest thing you've ever said to me.
00:27:17Stop! Stop!
00:27:20Nicole!
00:27:24What are you doing?
00:27:25Why don't you just tell me and save us all some time?
00:27:28Oh, surface.
00:27:30I mean, this is a woman torn between two loves, two passions.
00:27:35You do know what passion is, don't you?
00:27:37Oh, good. Another rhetorical question.
00:27:42You'd like a real one?
00:27:44Okay.
00:27:46How's this?
00:27:47Do you have the emotional depth to express what I'm trying to do here?
00:27:54See, you're good enough for Seattle, but I need world class.
00:27:57And right now, I am not convinced that you can give it to me.
00:28:04Do you know what? We're done for the day.
00:28:06Okay? We're done.
00:28:10Come on.
00:28:17Come on.
00:28:25Okay, Matt.
00:28:27Annie seems to think you're capable of more.
00:28:30Maybe it's time you have as much faith in yourself as she does.
00:28:46You
00:29:17You came.
00:29:18I know. I'm surprised, too.
00:29:30Come on in.
00:29:34I had a nicer presentation set up for you yesterday.
00:29:38Well, I need this more today than I needed it yesterday, so.
00:29:42I'm not entirely sure what that means, but I'm glad you're here.
00:29:47Hold it a moment, please.
00:29:53Lucky you.
00:29:54Still warm.
00:30:04Also better yesterday.
00:30:06Well, you're getting more points for the minute.
00:30:26Oh, wow.
00:30:34Oh, wow.
00:30:36You sound surprised.
00:30:38Okay, if I'm being completely honest, I don't think I've ever made anything this good before.
00:30:43I mean, my bread's usually, uh, okay.
00:30:45But this is like, uh,
00:30:49like I was inspired.
00:30:51Oh, sure. Okay.
00:30:53Alright, I know that sounds like a line.
00:30:55But if it was, I think I'd probably come up with something a little bit better than admitting I'm usually mediocre.
00:31:13Oh, wow.
00:31:34Something has happened.
00:31:37You are a genius.
00:31:39It totally worked.
00:31:40What worked?
00:31:41Everything.
00:31:42I have never made bread this good in my life.
00:31:44She loved it.
00:31:46And then I told her I never made bread that good.
00:31:48I was completely honest, and she loved that too.
00:31:51Here.
00:31:52Try it.
00:31:53Matt, I'm kind of in the middle of things here.
00:31:56Come on.
00:31:57Come on, just one bite.
00:31:59Alright.
00:32:00Alright, alright.
00:32:02You can taste it too, can't you?
00:32:04Oh, wow.
00:32:07Lyle.
00:32:08Try that.
00:32:13Oh.
00:32:14This is good.
00:32:15I know, there's something different about it.
00:32:17Something better.
00:32:19I couldn't have done it without you.
00:32:23I'm sorry.
00:32:24I'm sorry.
00:32:25I'm sorry.
00:32:26I'm sorry.
00:32:27I'm sorry.
00:32:28I'm sorry.
00:32:29I'm sorry.
00:32:30I'm sorry.
00:32:33You smell nice.
00:32:34What is that?
00:32:36Shampoo.
00:32:37I like it.
00:32:49This is really good.
00:32:52I know.
00:33:00There he is.
00:33:01Just the man I wanted to see.
00:33:03Hey, Walt.
00:33:04So, I'm doing a little survey.
00:33:06Try one of these.
00:33:07In a sec.
00:33:08How does this sound to you?
00:33:09A Pioneer Days festival.
00:33:11The entire town in period day costume.
00:33:14And you, you handsome devil, starring as the island's founder, Captain Bodhi.
00:33:18Tourists will eat it up.
00:33:20No.
00:33:21Come on, you'd be great.
00:33:23I don't do costumes.
00:33:24And besides, Walt, you are the star of the local community theater every year.
00:33:28You should do it.
00:33:29I don't look good in knee breeches.
00:33:31Small calves.
00:33:33It's hereditary.
00:33:35My heart goes out to you.
00:33:36Now try the bread.
00:33:37Just think about it.
00:33:39We've got to come up with something to get the tourists back here.
00:33:42Ask Lyle.
00:33:43All that bike riding.
00:33:44He's got amazing calves.
00:33:45I did.
00:33:46He said no.
00:33:47You were my second choice.
00:33:48Well, third.
00:33:52So?
00:33:53This is incredible.
00:33:55Yes!
00:33:56Four out of four.
00:33:58Thanks, Walt.
00:34:05So, are you going to tell me where we're going?
00:34:07Well, it's a beautiful day.
00:34:08I thought I'd show you some of my favorite places around the island.
00:34:11Okay.
00:34:14Your chariot awaits.
00:34:19Hello.
00:34:20Hi.
00:34:21You know, I'm sorry.
00:34:22We're actually closed.
00:34:24But Barnacle Burts is open.
00:34:26I pray that I am never so hungry to eat at a place called Barnacle Burts.
00:34:32No, I was actually on my way to the far more fashionable Bartholomew's Public House
00:34:36and wondered if you'd care to join me.
00:34:42Thanks.
00:34:43You know, but it's just, it's been a...
00:34:45Before you say no, you should be aware.
00:34:47I am a world-renowned choreographer with a huge yet fragile ego.
00:34:52Rejection may depress me so much I can't create an act.
00:34:56Well, that would make the world a sadder place.
00:35:03Well, I certainly wouldn't want to be responsible for that.
00:35:05Excellent.
00:35:07All right.
00:35:09Just one second.
00:35:42So, I mean, I was 23, my ballet was the biggest thing in Paris.
00:35:45And there's nothing like success in Paris.
00:35:48What a city.
00:35:49I know.
00:35:50I studied painting for a year at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts.
00:35:54Wait.
00:35:56Will you just continue to impress me?
00:35:59Merci.
00:36:01So, how does a budding artist with an excellent French accent end up owning a restaurant here?
00:36:06It was my parents' place.
00:36:08And after my father got sick, I came back to help.
00:36:11And I never made it back to Paris.
00:36:13And your painting?
00:36:15I still dabble a little.
00:36:18There's not a lot of creative satisfaction in ordering cases of frozen hamburger and cases of ketchup.
00:36:25So, it's nice to have an outlet.
00:36:27Have you ever had a showing?
00:36:30Only on the walls of my house.
00:36:32It seems the life of an artist was not something I was meant to have.
00:36:36Well, you know, it's never too late.
00:36:39Wouldn't it be nice if that were true?
00:36:41I'm sorry.
00:36:42I seem to have inadvertently brought down the mood.
00:36:45No.
00:36:48Let me see if I can fix that.
00:36:52Care to dance?
00:36:54How could I say no to a world-renowned choreographer?
00:36:57Of course.
00:37:18Matt.
00:37:19This bread just keeps getting better and better.
00:37:23It's a gift.
00:37:24I don't question it, but I am grateful for it.
00:37:27Let's get a beer and...
00:37:29A sparkling water.
00:37:31You know what, Ernie?
00:37:32Make it two.
00:37:34Consider that a gesture of solidarity.
00:37:36You really do know how to make everyone feel special.
00:37:41Hi, Matt.
00:37:42Hey.
00:37:43I don't think you've met Philip.
00:37:44He's a friend of mine.
00:37:46I don't think you've met Philip.
00:37:47He's the choreographer for the ballet company.
00:37:49Hey.
00:37:50Howdy.
00:37:52And I don't think you've met Nicole.
00:37:54Not officially, but how could I forget?
00:37:56Hamburger, plain, no bun, no fries, no water.
00:37:58What a memory.
00:38:04Well, I wish I could stay and talk, but I've got an early morning, so...
00:38:09Oh.
00:38:15It was good meeting you, Matt.
00:38:17You too.
00:38:19Don't forget, early rehearsal.
00:38:21Yes, sir.
00:38:23Matt.
00:38:39Better.
00:38:40Much better.
00:38:41Keep working like this and we may actually have a ballet.
00:38:44Same time tomorrow.
00:38:49Hey, Walter.
00:38:50I hope you're shaped today.
00:38:51Seattle News tonight just came off the ferry.
00:38:53I was thinking you might want to say hello to me.
00:38:56Oh, excuse me.
00:38:57Okay.
00:38:59Hey.
00:39:00Welcome to Walter.
00:39:01Oh, Windward.
00:39:02I'm Walter.
00:39:03Walter Rasmussen.
00:39:04I'm a mayor.
00:39:06Rick Rogers, Seattle News tonight.
00:39:07I know.
00:39:08I'm a big fan.
00:39:09Big fan.
00:39:10I'm a big fan.
00:39:11Thanks.
00:39:15Well, we've got to get to the Dean place.
00:39:17We're doing a piece on the ballet company.
00:39:19That's great.
00:39:20I'll see you there.
00:39:21See you there.
00:39:22See you there.
00:39:23See you there.
00:39:24See you there.
00:39:25See you there.
00:39:26See you there.
00:39:27The ballet company.
00:39:28That's great.
00:39:29By the way, we're celebrating our 200th birthday.
00:39:32Doing a big Pioneer Days thing.
00:39:36See?
00:39:41Uh-huh.
00:39:42Yeah.
00:39:43Yeah.
00:39:44Great.
00:39:45Well, have a nice day, Walter.
00:39:47You too.
00:39:58Oh, stop smiling already.
00:40:06I get it.
00:40:07The ballerina loves your bread.
00:40:08Everybody loves your bread.
00:40:10Congratulations.
00:40:11This one's a little scratchy today.
00:40:14What happened to your date with the lord of the dance?
00:40:17Wasn't what you hoped it would be?
00:40:18As a matter of fact, I had a lovely time.
00:40:21It was absolutely lovely.
00:40:23Oh.
00:40:24Well, great.
00:40:25That's great.
00:40:26Just, you know, be careful.
00:40:29Of what?
00:40:30I don't think he's the kind of guy who's interested in meaningful relationships.
00:40:34You barely said five words, Dan.
00:40:36Just trying to look out for you.
00:40:37I don't want to see you end up getting hurt.
00:40:39I can take care of myself.
00:40:41And if I were looking for relationship advice, you're the last person I would come to.
00:40:45Fine.
00:40:47I have a burger, but I think you're wrong.
00:40:51Always happy to hear your opinion.
00:40:53Oh, look at that.
00:40:55Five o'clock.
00:40:56Kitchen's closed.
00:40:57You guys close at six.
00:40:58New hours.
00:41:26Hi.
00:41:31Some people support the arts by buying season tickets.
00:41:34Look, if I want to flirt with Philip, I'm going to flirt with Philip.
00:41:37I don't need Matt telling me what to do, acting all concerned and noble.
00:41:40What?
00:41:43It's just funny.
00:41:44I mean, you guys keep saying that you're only friends, but first you're jealous of this dancer girl, and then he's jealous of this Philip guy.
00:41:52You are like a dog with a puppy.
00:41:55And so under the watchful eye of benefactress Catherine Dean, the Philip Chandler Dance Company creates magic in the splendid isolation of this tiny island community.
00:42:06Another golden opportunity down the drain.
00:42:09Rick Rogers, Seattle News tonight.
00:42:11Finally get a reporter in here and all he talks about is the ballet.
00:42:15Nothing I do ever works out.
00:42:17Don't be so hard on yourself, Walt.
00:42:19When I was a kid, my family used to visit Wynwood.
00:42:22I haven't been there for years.
00:42:24But it's all off the radar.
00:42:26Well, Connie, I can tell you it's still very charming.
00:42:29And it's not just the scenery.
00:42:31Taste this, and you'll want to go tomorrow.
00:42:34Isn't that incredible?
00:42:36It comes from Duval's, the local bakery.
00:42:38This is delicious.
00:42:40Everyone, they're talking about my bread!
00:42:42I think it's time for a return trip to Wynwood.
00:42:44Maybe tomorrow.
00:42:45Well, I just made joke news.
00:42:48We're famous!
00:42:50All because of this guy!
00:43:01Look at that, Eddie!
00:43:02Another thing I could have done without you.
00:43:18Wynwood! Wynwood!
00:43:20Wynwood! Wynwood!
00:43:26Enjoy.
00:43:31Merci.
00:43:36Welcome to Wynwood.
00:43:39Thanks for coming.
00:43:41Enjoy your stay.
00:43:48Hi!
00:43:52Fresh from Duval.
00:43:54Enjoy.
00:44:18Well, of course, there are times I still think about going back to Paris.
00:44:21But, you know, that's not where my life is right now.
00:44:24And there's a lot to like about living here.
00:44:27The sense of community, the pace of life, the natural beauty.
00:44:31Smallness doesn't bully.
00:44:33Not all of us need a big stage.
00:44:36Speaking of which, how's the ballet coming?
00:44:40Well, I think that it may just be my best work ever.
00:44:43You know what? I think that it may just be my best work ever.
00:44:46Really? That good?
00:44:48Oh, I know I must seem full of myself, and I am, but you can judge for yourself.
00:44:53I've convinced Mrs. Dean to invite the whole town to our final rehearsal.
00:44:57You have to come.
00:44:59Sure.
00:45:01After you.
00:45:08Do you want to take me out tonight?
00:45:10Okay.
00:45:12Okay.
00:45:14Great.
00:45:15Great.
00:45:18Hey, Annie, can we get some burgers?
00:45:19I'm sorry.
00:45:20Kitchen's closed.
00:45:22Again?
00:45:24Yeah, I gotta get this place cleaned up because I've got a date.
00:45:28Pick me up at seven, yeah?
00:45:41Okay.
00:45:52There's our magic baker.
00:45:54Hey, Lyle.
00:45:55I don't know what you put in that bread, but don't stop.
00:45:57It's the best tourist season we've had in years.
00:46:02Okay, that's what, ten people who've said you're amazing?
00:46:06So, Mr. Popularity, want to take me whale watching tomorrow?
00:46:10I don't think that's a good idea.
00:46:13Why not?
00:46:15Just don't do well on small boats.
00:46:17You get seasick.
00:46:19Okay.
00:46:21Embarrassing moment about to happen.
00:46:23Please don't laugh.
00:46:25I can't swim.
00:46:27I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:46:29It's just-
00:46:30I know, I live on an island.
00:46:32I was meant to learn, but-
00:46:35But what?
00:46:36When I was a kid, we took a class field trip to Seattle.
00:46:40And as the ferry was pulling out of the harbor, I was showing off, and I fell overboard.
00:46:47The teacher didn't see me, so Annie jumped in and saved me.
00:46:51She pulled me right there to that dock.
00:46:55You two certainly have a history.
00:46:58Yeah, we do.
00:47:01Did you two ever date?
00:47:02Me and Annie?
00:47:04No.
00:47:05She is my best friend, so I wouldn't know it from the way she's been acting.
00:47:11How's she been acting?
00:47:13Irritated.
00:47:16Well, stop being such a guy and ask her what's wrong.
00:47:20Sounds exactly like the kind of advice I'd get from her.
00:47:23The more I hear about her, the more I like her.
00:47:26Nope, about Annie.
00:47:28Oh, you are so smooth.
00:47:39Oh, thank you.
00:47:42So, we know each other a little better now.
00:47:47How do you feel about showing me some of those paintings?
00:47:50Oh, I-
00:47:51Seriously, I know so much about you.
00:47:54Oh, I-
00:47:55Seriously, I know some gallery owners in Seattle. I could talk to them for you.
00:48:00What if you don't think they're any good?
00:48:02Having spent just a little bit of time with you, I have a feeling that I would like them very much.
00:48:08That's very sweet, Philip. But-
00:48:13You're not ready yet. I get it. But if you change your mind-
00:48:18Goodnight, Will.
00:48:24Hello, you lovely and hungry people.
00:48:28We open in five minutes, and I promise it will be well worth your wait.
00:48:36Ah, bon. You again.
00:48:44Come on, you little escape artist. I don't have time to take you home right now.
00:48:50Allons, rentes, rentes.
00:49:00Matthew, time to make your deliveries.
00:49:04Right. Thanks.
00:49:08Who's this?
00:49:11Employee.
00:49:14He belongs to Mrs. Dean.
00:49:16You know, there's a very pretty face under that scowl of hers.
00:49:22So what do you think?
00:49:25I think you are a baker, and a very, very good one.
00:49:31You said I needed to find my inspiration. This I finally have.
00:49:37I just hope you found it in the right place.
00:49:40Hi.
00:49:42You're not going to believe this, but there's a guy out there named Thompson,
00:49:47who wants to know if you're interested in selling the restaurant.
00:49:51Where was he three months ago when I couldn't pay a bill? I'm not selling now.
00:49:59Hello?
00:50:01Hello?
00:50:03Hello?
00:50:05Hello?
00:50:07Hello?
00:50:10Hello, Duval's. I'm sorry, I have to put...
00:50:13What?
00:50:15Really?
00:50:17Oh, it's fantastic.
00:50:19Yes. Yes, see you then.
00:50:23We are going to be on Get Up and Go America.
00:50:26They want to do a story on the bakery that brought a small town back to life.
00:50:37And table four still is waiting for their fries, okay? Thank you.
00:50:42So, can I get something to eat? You're closing at two now.
00:50:48Come on, Annie, I don't want to fight with you.
00:50:50Who's fighting?
00:50:52We are, and I'm not sure why.
00:50:54You know, I'm used to you being a little cranky with me, but this is worse than usual.
00:50:58What am I cranky with you?
00:51:00I'm cranky with you.
00:51:01You know, I'm used to you being a little cranky with me, but this is worse than usual.
00:51:04What am I cranky with you?
00:51:06Come on, you have been on my case since we were kids.
00:51:09Pushing me to be something I never thought I could be.
00:51:12Well, guess what? I finally listened to you, and now it's finally happened.
00:51:16There is something in my bread that wasn't there before.
00:51:19And I know it sounds crazy, and I can't explain it, but I know you can taste it. Everyone can.
00:51:24For the first time in my life, I feel like I have a purpose.
00:51:27Why are you telling me this?
00:51:28Because it wouldn't have happened without you.
00:51:34I want you to be happy for me, instead of whatever this is.
00:51:39I'm happy for you.
00:51:41You've got a weird way of showing it.
00:51:43I'm sorry. You know, I'm dealing with some stuff, and maybe I took it out on you.
00:51:50Well, what kind of stuff?
00:51:51You know, restaurant stuff, money.
00:51:54But now, thanks to you and your magic bread, stuff's really picking up.
00:52:00So, we're good?
00:52:03Yeah, we're good.
00:52:08Great, because there's something that I want to run by you.
00:52:11Something that may surprise you.
00:52:13Okay.
00:52:15Okay.
00:52:17It's Nicole. I think I might be sort of in love with her.
00:52:25Really?
00:52:27Yeah, but the thing is, I'm not sure if she feels the same way.
00:52:30I mean, she's not like the girls I usually date, she's more like, well, she's more like you.
00:52:35Like me?
00:52:37Yeah. You know, talented, smart, complicated.
00:52:40Funny.
00:52:43Why is that funny?
00:52:47I'm sorry. I don't know why I'm laughing.
00:52:52You know, I don't have any idea why people fall for the people they do.
00:52:56If you want to know how she feels about you, you're going to have to ask her.
00:53:02I'm so new to this whole thing. What if I'm not good at it?
00:53:05Let me give you a hint.
00:53:07When you tell her that you love her,
00:53:10you may want to lose the sweat.
00:53:23I knew it!
00:53:25I knew it! I would have made a great psychologist.
00:53:28I don't know what makes me feel worse, that I'm in love with Matt or that you were right.
00:53:32That's besides the point. What matters is that you admitted it.
00:53:35No. What matters is that he doesn't feel the same way.
00:53:38Maybe he only thinks that he's in love with her.
00:53:41I mean, look at you. Look how long it took you to wake up.
00:53:44And that was with me filling you with insights.
00:53:46I mean, sooner or later, he's going to realize that they're from two different worlds.
00:53:49Wait. Do you think that Matt would leave one word to follow her?
00:53:54I don't know. You're the psychology minor.
00:53:56True. But I'm not psychic.
00:54:00Oh, Mary.
00:54:02Oh, hi, Kevin. Come in, come in.
00:54:05My sweet, sweet angel.
00:54:09I thought I would never see you again.
00:54:13There you go, Rudy.
00:54:18You can't imagine how upset I've been.
00:54:21Well, of course.
00:54:23I had a wonderful little dog named Simone.
00:54:26So I know exactly how you feel.
00:54:28Would you like to join me for a glass of wine?
00:54:31That would be lovely.
00:55:20Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats.
00:55:23The performance is just about to begin.
00:55:25You're supposed to wait until she does a nose.
00:55:55Okay.
00:56:25Oh, my God.
00:56:55Oh, my God.
00:57:26Oh, nice to see you again, Jean-Pierre.
00:57:29You look very handsome.
00:57:31Oh, and you too, Catherine.
00:57:33Oh, please, mon chéri.
00:57:36And I do believe you're flushing.
00:57:38It can happen in the presence of a beautiful woman.
00:57:44Now it's my turn to flush.
00:57:47Shall we?
00:57:55Thank you all so much.
00:57:57I'm so happy you enjoyed it.
00:58:05It's wonderful.
00:58:06Congratulations.
00:58:07Thank you, Annie.
00:58:09And thanks for coming.
00:58:10Oh, wow.
00:58:11It's not every day a place like Windward gets to see a star in the making.
00:58:14Oh, that's very kind.
00:58:16You must be really eager to get back to Seattle.
00:58:18You know, there's a lot to love about this place.
00:58:20It's easy to imagine myself being very happy here.
00:58:23But I guess I don't have to tell you that.
00:58:25Oh, no, you certainly don't.
00:58:30Well, there's a lot of people waiting to congratulate you, so I will just...
00:58:35Bye.
00:58:39There you are.
00:58:40I was beginning to think you hated it.
00:58:42How could I?
00:58:43I was watching you.
00:58:45And there were no big mice.
00:58:48Can I steal you away for a second?
00:58:50Yeah.
00:59:00You're leaving without saying anything.
00:59:02It was beautiful, Philip.
00:59:04Truly.
00:59:08I was hoping that you'd like it.
00:59:10Shaving showered with compliments.
00:59:12Yes.
00:59:13But some mean more than others.
00:59:16You are a remarkable woman, Annie McBride.
00:59:20And I truly enjoyed spending time with you.
00:59:23I'm just sorry that I'm not the one that you wanted to be spending time with.
00:59:28I'm not sure what you mean.
00:59:30Well, perhaps I'm mistaken.
00:59:34Take care of yourself.
00:59:54You really were incredible tonight.
00:59:57Not that you need me to tell you that, but...
00:59:59It's still nice to hear.
01:00:02So we never really talked...
01:00:03I just want...
01:00:04I'm sorry.
01:00:06You first.
01:00:11I can't begin to tell you how much the time here has meant to me.
01:00:17And I'm going to miss this place and you very much.
01:00:21There's no reason you have to.
01:00:23I was thinking about it, and I could spend time with you in Seattle,
01:00:26and after the ballet closes, you could come here and...
01:00:28No, after the ballet closes, we go on a six-month tour.
01:00:31And then there'll be another ballet and another tour.
01:00:35So what are you saying?
01:00:37You have to understand.
01:00:39I'm at the beginning of a career I've been working towards my entire life.
01:00:43And right now, there's just no time.
01:00:46I'm sorry.
01:00:48And right now, there's just no place in it.
01:00:50So this is what it's like.
01:00:52What?
01:00:55I've never gotten a goodbye speech before.
01:01:00It's okay.
01:01:01You don't have to say anything else.
01:01:07I hope your career is everything you want it to be.
01:01:17I love you.
01:01:47I love you.
01:02:02I've been thinking about our conversation.
01:02:05And I think I will be returning to Invert more often.
01:02:09I think that would be very nice.
01:02:11I'd love to see more of Rudy.
01:02:14Just Rudy?
01:02:16Well, actually...
01:02:18Oh, Jean-Pierre, I do believe you'll bless me again.
01:02:33Au revoir.
01:02:34Bon voyage.
01:02:45Au revoir.
01:02:52Annie!
01:03:02Annie!
01:03:09Annie!
01:03:15Annie!
01:03:46Oh, Matthew.
01:03:56More bread?
01:03:58No, thank you.
01:03:59Really?
01:04:01You sure?
01:04:02Positive.
01:04:04Hello?
01:04:05Walt.
01:04:07We've got a problem.
01:04:12Annie, have you tasted the bread today?
01:04:13No, why?
01:04:17Oh, yeah.
01:04:24I'm sorry.
01:04:26I'm sorry.
01:04:28I'm sorry.
01:04:30I'm sorry.
01:04:31I'm sorry.
01:04:34Oh, boy.
01:04:36Oh, boy what?
01:04:42Voilà .
01:04:43Uh, Jean-Pierre, we have a problem.
01:04:46I'll be right back.
01:04:51I know her taste, dude.
01:04:52What happened?
01:04:54She left.
01:04:55Who?
01:04:56The dancer.
01:04:57I don't understand.
01:04:58Have you never seen a French film?
01:05:01She's gone.
01:05:02He lost his inspiration.
01:05:04And the bread doesn't taste the same without it.
01:05:07You have to do something.
01:05:09There's nothing I can do.
01:05:19Hey, Matt.
01:05:20Walter.
01:05:21Just thought I'd drop by and say hey.
01:05:25How did you get in?
01:05:26A key under the mat.
01:05:27Not the safest place, by the way.
01:05:29I was sleeping.
01:05:31Sleep is good.
01:05:34You know, talking is good, too.
01:05:37Anything you want to talk about?
01:05:39No.
01:05:40I want to sleep.
01:05:41Okay.
01:05:43If you do want to talk, I'll be right here.
01:05:45Here?
01:05:47As in here?
01:05:49Here.
01:05:50No, I mean in town.
01:05:52Unless you want me to stay because I—
01:05:53Goodbye, Walter.
01:05:59Bye.
01:06:10Just sign the papers.
01:06:12All I need is a couple of weeks to tie up loose ends and the restaurant's yours.
01:06:18Thanks, Mr. Thompson.
01:06:20Well, I hope that you and your family will be as happy here as mine was.
01:06:25Bye.
01:06:30Phew.
01:06:41Annie!
01:06:42It's time for the town meeting!
01:06:43I'll be right out!
01:06:49Hmm.
01:06:50What's this?
01:06:54Deed of sale?
01:06:57Annie.
01:06:58You've sold the restaurant?
01:07:00I was going to tell you.
01:07:01When?
01:07:02Well, I knew you'd try to talk me out of it, and I couldn't take the chance that you might.
01:07:07You can't do this. This is—this is crazy.
01:07:10It's done.
01:07:11But Annie—
01:07:12Mary.
01:07:14You have Tim.
01:07:15And you're going to have a family.
01:07:18And what do I have?
01:07:21Years of refusing to admit to myself that I'm in love with Matt.
01:07:26And now that I finally have, it's too late.
01:07:28You don't know that.
01:07:30Okay, that girl's gone.
01:07:32Talk to him. Tell him how you feel.
01:07:34What's the point?
01:07:36He's miserable over her.
01:07:39And I refuse to spend any more time being miserable over him.
01:07:45I have to move on with my life, and I cannot do that here.
01:07:51Hey.
01:07:53You're my best friend.
01:07:55And I need you to understand that.
01:07:58I do.
01:08:00I don't want to, but I do.
01:08:18Okay, people, let's settle down.
01:08:21We're here because we have a crisis on our hands.
01:08:23We know, Walter.
01:08:24What the heck happened to the bread?
01:08:29Matt got his heart broken by that dancer, and now he can't bake.
01:08:33Wait a minute. Are you saying that just because he got dumped, he can't bake good bread anymore?
01:08:38That's the craziest thing I ever heard.
01:08:40It's not crazy. It's a French thing.
01:08:42See a foreign film once in a while.
01:08:44The point is, Get Up and Go America is coming in two weeks
01:08:48to do a segment on the magic bread that brought an island back to life.
01:08:52Once they taste this,
01:08:55they'll be out of here before we can say happy pioneer days.
01:08:58And if word gets out that our bakery is nothing special,
01:09:01we're back to being just another island fighting for tourists.
01:09:04So what do we do?
01:09:06The bread was good when he was in love.
01:09:10We gotta get him to fall in love again.
01:09:13With who?
01:09:14We're a small island. It's not like there's a lot of possibilities.
01:09:19Well, what about Annie?
01:09:21Uh, Tim, not now.
01:09:22Why not? That's a great idea. You're always together anyway.
01:09:26I'm sorry. It's not gonna happen.
01:09:29Why not? I mean, I always thought you two would make an adorable couple.
01:09:33Yeah.
01:09:34Come on, Annie. Be a team player. The town needs you.
01:09:38You don't understand. I'm leaving. I've sold the restaurant.
01:09:43You're leaving? Did you know about this?
01:09:46I just found out.
01:09:47Winward won't be the same without you.
01:09:49I'm sorry.
01:09:51You all know how much I love all of you and Winward.
01:09:55I really wish I could help, but I just...
01:10:01I...
01:10:04I can't...
01:10:06Annie!
01:10:09I'll explain later.
01:10:13Alright, everybody. I know this is a shock, but, um...
01:10:17But we still have a situation on our hands.
01:10:21Where can we find someone for Matt to fall in love with?
01:10:27Well, there's the internet.
01:10:30Great idea.
01:10:31I say we flood the market.
01:10:33Every dating site we can think of.
01:10:52Hey, Wolfe?
01:10:54The crow's in the nest.
01:10:58Repeat?
01:11:00The crow's in the nest.
01:11:01Copy that.
01:11:13Hey.
01:11:15Hey.
01:11:17Hey.
01:11:19Hey.
01:11:22I stopped by your house.
01:11:24I've left you half a dozen messages.
01:11:26It's all over town that you sold the diner.
01:11:29You haven't said a word to me.
01:11:31Annie?
01:11:33What's going on?
01:11:35It gets complicated.
01:11:38It all happened really fast. I was going to tell you...
01:11:40And when was that going to be? In a note that slid under my door?
01:11:42Look, you were dealing with your own stuff.
01:11:44I know, but I just think that after everything that we've been through together, you...
01:11:47I have to answer this right now. I'm sorry.
01:11:50Hi, Mr. Thompson.
01:12:00One minor thing.
01:12:01Yeah?
01:12:02Heather, Matt doesn't know about the post that you saw.
01:12:05Matt! What a surprise.
01:12:07I'd like you to meet my cousin, Heather.
01:12:11Hi.
01:12:12Hello.
01:12:18Heather is visiting for the day.
01:12:20Although I could stay longer.
01:12:22That's nice.
01:12:26You know, Heather would love a tour of the island with someone who knows it intimately.
01:12:32Yeah.
01:12:33Well, Heather, you can't do better than Walt here.
01:12:37I'm sorry, what?
01:12:40Enjoy your stay.
01:12:42Okay, somebody owes me $20 for a wasted ferry ride.
01:12:47Cousin.
01:12:56Hey, Matt.
01:12:57Yeah?
01:12:58This is my cousin, Lisa.
01:12:59Ernie tells me you bake bread.
01:13:01I have an allergy to white flour, but if you make a nice pumpernickel, I would really love to try it.
01:13:06Sorry, pumpernickel was never a big seller around here.
01:13:09You'll have better luck in Seattle.
01:13:12Hi, Ernie.
01:13:13Nice to meet you.
01:13:15Hold on.
01:13:16Would you be okay with riding?
01:13:18Not really.
01:13:20Hey, Matt.
01:13:21This is my cousin, Haley.
01:13:22It's Kaylee.
01:13:23Right.
01:13:24She has a twin.
01:13:25You can never tell them apart.
01:13:27Amazing.
01:13:28You know, you are the eighth cousin I met this week.
01:13:32Oh.
01:13:33What are the odds?
01:13:34Oh, astronomical.
01:13:36What are the odds?
01:13:37Oh, astronomical.
01:13:39Bye, Haley.
01:13:46Are you single?
01:13:49Yeah.
01:13:50Good.
01:13:51You're taking me to lunch.
01:13:55You gonna be okay?
01:13:57If I say no, will you stay?
01:13:59I felt like I won't be back.
01:14:01I'm an unofficial aunt, remember?
01:14:03Yeah.
01:14:06Here.
01:14:07I'm gonna go out with you.
01:14:08I want to take one last walk around town.
01:14:10Want me to go with you?
01:14:12It's okay.
01:14:13You go home and get some sleep.
01:14:14See you in the morning, okay?
01:14:16Okay.
01:14:36I'm still waiting on that talk you promised we'd have.
01:14:46I kept meaning to come see you, but I guess I knew how hard it was going to be to say goodbye, and I was avoiding it.
01:14:52It's okay.
01:14:54I could have pushed it.
01:14:55I think I was afraid of the same thing.
01:15:01I don't even know why you decided to leave.
01:15:06I just feel like I've gotten stuck in my life, and I need to do something to change that.
01:15:10You can't change that here.
01:15:12I don't think so.
01:15:13Why not?
01:15:17Because I...
01:15:23Shouldn't you be at the bakery?
01:15:26Does it matter?
01:15:27Nobody's buying much bread right now anyway.
01:15:29I seem to have lost my touch.
01:15:32So you're going back to Paris, then?
01:15:35Yeah.
01:15:38I finally decided to take your advice.
01:15:41My advice?
01:15:43You've always told me to believe in my ability to paint.
01:15:45I left before I ever found out how good I could be.
01:15:48I got the offer to sell the restaurant, and I just thought if I don't take the chance now, I never will.
01:15:55When I said those things, I didn't think it'd mean you'd leave here.
01:15:58Oh, you won't even notice I'm gone.
01:15:59That's not true.
01:16:01The year you were away was really hard on me.
01:16:05I missed our talks.
01:16:07Our movie nights, just hanging out with you.
01:16:10Letters and funny postcards weren't enough.
01:16:12Well, now we have FaceTime.
01:16:15I can show you Paris out my window.
01:16:18I'm going to get busy with your art, and your new friends.
01:16:22Before you know it, you won't even think of me anymore.
01:16:24Everybody I care about leaves.
01:16:26What was that?
01:16:27Everything isn't about you.
01:16:29This is about me.
01:16:31What I need.
01:16:32You found your passion.
01:16:34I need the chance to get back to mine.
01:16:37Your friend's amazing.
01:16:39Helped the whole town.
01:16:41But just because you got hurt, you stopped.
01:16:43Well, that's life, Matt.
01:16:44At some point, we all get hurt, and all you can do is pick yourself up and move on.
01:16:51When we're in trouble, you could do something about it.
01:16:53It's not that simple.
01:16:55It doesn't work without Nicole.
01:16:57It's not Nicole. It's you.
01:16:59You did it before. You could do it again.
01:17:02No, I can't.
01:17:06Well, if that's what you really believe, then there's nothing else to say.
01:17:09After everything we've been through, you're just going to walk away?
01:17:13You are the most infuriating person I have ever met.
01:17:16I saved you once, Matt.
01:17:18It's about time you learned to sink or swim on your own.
01:17:20I never asked you to save me.
01:17:22You would have drowned without me.
01:17:23You don't know that.
01:17:24I was doing fine without you, just like I'll do now.
01:17:32No.
01:17:40I'm the most infuriating person.
01:17:43What about you?
01:17:44I'm not the one leaving.
01:17:46You are.
01:17:48Well, good luck.
01:17:50Go back to Paris.
01:17:52See if I care.
01:17:56You didn't ask me to save him.
01:17:59He's doing fine without me, yeah.
01:18:01Sure.
01:18:14All right, guys. Nice and easy.
01:18:17Perfect. That looks great, guys. Thank you. Yeah, yeah.
01:18:22Gentlemen, can you put that blacksmith in front of McBride's?
01:18:26You got it.
01:18:47This bread is really something.
01:18:50I know, it's not that...
01:18:52Wait, are you saying it's good?
01:18:56It's fantastic.
01:18:58It is?
01:19:02It is.
01:19:04It is.
01:19:06It is.
01:19:08It is.
01:19:10I'm paying for his breakfast.
01:19:12It is. It is.
01:19:14It is. It is. It is.
01:19:16Taste the bread.
01:19:18Taste the bread.
01:19:20Taste the bread.
01:19:23The bread is good again.
01:19:25What's going on?
01:19:26Follow me to the lingerie.
01:19:32Oh, yeah. Bread.
01:19:34I know. And he made pastries.
01:19:40Is he a dancer, Doc?
01:19:42I don't think so.
01:19:44What happened?
01:19:46I don't know. Maybe you should ask Matthew.
01:19:49Come on.
01:19:58Oh.
01:20:00Oh.
01:20:02What's everybody...
01:20:05How did you all get in here?
01:20:07Candor, a flowerpot. Second most common place.
01:20:10Why are you all here?
01:20:12To find out what happened.
01:20:14What do you mean?
01:20:16Bread. It's incredible.
01:20:17And pastries. You never made pastries before.
01:20:20It's Nicole, isn't it?
01:20:22What are you talking about? She's gone.
01:20:24Well, something must have happened between yesterday and today. What was it?
01:20:27I don't know. Nothing.
01:20:29There had to be something different. Think.
01:20:33I'm telling you. It was nothing.
01:20:35I went to bed. I woke up. I went for a walk. I had a big fight with Annie.
01:20:39I baked the bread. I made my deliveries and I came home.
01:20:43This doesn't make any sense.
01:20:44Walter, you said the bread's only good when he's in love.
01:20:47What?
01:20:49That's what your father told me.
01:20:58Oh, wow.
01:21:00It's Annie.
01:21:03Can you come visit me?
01:21:05Come on.
01:21:26Hey, Mr. Duvall.
01:21:27I got the guys from Get Up and Go America here. Where are you going?
01:21:30To show you the secret ingredient in my son's bread.
01:21:34Allons-y!
01:22:00Let's go.
01:22:26Annie, you can't leave!
01:22:28Annie!
01:22:31Annie, I love you!
01:22:36A little help, please?
01:22:37Annie, we love you!
01:22:47What the heck are you doing?
01:22:52What the heck are you doing?
01:22:54I thought you were in the boat.
01:22:56Well, I forgot my passport. Did you forget you don't know how to swim?
01:23:00It didn't matter.
01:23:03I had to get to you.
01:23:05Why?
01:23:12Because I love you.
01:23:14Finally!
01:23:16But I thought...
01:23:17I know.
01:23:19So did I, but I was wrong.
01:23:22It's you, Annie.
01:23:25It's always been you.
01:23:27It's just too much of a fool to know it.
01:23:30Are you sure?
01:23:33Who's got bread?
01:23:45Oh, wow.
01:24:00Wow.
01:24:05Ah, love.
01:24:07This is exactly how a French film would end.
01:24:11La fin.