Mrs Miracle

Come here, Rocky! Come on, Rocky!

Here he comes!

Rocky!

-Come on!

-Rocky! Come on!

Rocky! Come here, Rocky! Rocky.

Good boy.

Where did this dog come from?

Bad dog! Go!

Look out!

No, not again!

l've had enough!

Wait a minute, Mrs. Cooper.

Mrs. Cooper!

-Chalk off another one!

-Nice one!

Wait a minute, Mrs. Larson.

Mrs. Larson.

Boys? Boys, come on in now.

It's time for dinner.

Mrs. Hampston, please,

at least just stay for the holidays.

l won't stay another minute.

Look, l'm very sorry about the boys.

Okay, but they're only six.

Which is why l don't blame them.

You don't?

They're your children, Mr. Webster,

not your playmates, not your pets.

They need a mature, steady hand

to guide them. Your hand. Now, goodbye.

Mrs. Hampston.

You don't need a housekeeper.

You need a miracle.

-l got both of you!

-Dad.

You got me. You got me. You got me.

Okay.

All right, guys, time for bed.

Okay.

You put up a good fight.

There you go.

-Love you.

-Love you, too.

There you go. Good night, buddy.

-Love you.

-Love you, too.

-Dad?

-Yeah?

We're sorry. We were iust trying to have fun

with the housekeeper.

Well, sometimes

things don't always work out.

What are we going to do?

We're never going to find anybody now.

What are you talking about?

Everything's under control.

Really?

Absolutely.

You guys don't have anything

to worry about, all right?

Dad, can l ask you something?

Sure.

Do you know

what Mommy's favorite color was?

You know, it's late.

You guys should go to sleep.

Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas.

Way To Go Travel. Hello, Mrs. Clark!

Yes, l did a little research,

and it's a great resort,

and it includes everything, hotels,

meals, gratuities.

So you step out of your room

right on to the beach,

and you wouldn't believe the sunsets.

Absolutely gorgeous.

Well, no, l've never actually been there

myself, but that's what everyone tells me.

And normally, they don't take reservations

after Thanksgiving, but l did...

l noticed a cancellation, and it's still there.

Great!

Yeah, maybe l will make it there

one of these days.

Reba. Your mom.

Mrs. Clark? l'm going to call you

with the details later.

Perfect. Okay, bye.

l totally forgot!

-Thanks, Nicki. l'll be back.

-Hurry.

-Mom, l'm sorry.

-Hi, sweetheart.

-l'm sorry.

-No, it's fine. Sit, sit.

What a crazy week. l mean, the phones,

they just... They haven't stopped.

Well, that little business of yours

is really booming then.

Happens every year.

People want to get away for the holidays.

l'm iust happy

you finally found something more secure

than your so-called theater career.

Yeah, you've mentioned

that once or twice before, Mom.

Speaking of getting away, l had a call

from your favorite aunt and uncle yesterday.

Aunt Molly and Uncle Bill? How are they?

Well, they're finally taking that Hawaiian

vacation they've always talked about.

And they're going to stop here

for a couple of days on the way.

That's great! When?

They arrive late on the 23rd from St. Paul,

and they leave for Hawaii

the morning of the 26th.

So they're going to be here for Christmas.

Yes, and honey, they're so excited

to see you and Vicki.

-How long has it been?

-Mom.

Look, Reba, it would be so nice for them

if we could have a real family Christmas,

everyone together again.

Well, it won't work, so...

Look, Reba, it's been four years.

l thought with your aunt and uncle coming,

wouldn't this be the most wonderful time

to iust put everything behind us?

Wouldn't it?

You know what she did.

Vicki's your sister. You have to settle it.

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