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Isabelle, come down! Did you finish your breakfast?
We need to leave enough time
for the first day of school photo.
[Isabelle groans]
Oh, I haven't unpacked my tween to English dictionary yet.
I'm just gonna assume "ugh" means I'll be right there.
[Isabelle groans]
Hey! Language!
[tender music]
Uh... okay.
Oh, look at you. Do you have everything?
Yes.
- You got your backpack? - Yes.
- Your binder? - Yes.
This is your lunch.
I'm not worried.
As soon as that creep realizes we found
his deleted social media post,
I guarantee he settles out of court.
Mom!
Sweetie, let's go outside for a picture.
No, Carl.
On what planet do I call my paralegal sweetie?
Maybe in the south?
Five minutes in the car?
Okay.
I will talk to you when I get into the office.
No, around 9:00 AM.
I'm taking Lucy to school and then I have that PTO thing.
I thought Dad was gonna do that.
This is your last year of elementary school.
I don't wanna miss a beat. Smile!
- Oh, you look great. - [camera clicks]
[laughs]
Hi everyone. Good morning.
Uh... Kell, do we have any half and half in here?
It's in there. I promise.
I don't see it.
Okay Jordan, are you ready
for our annual first day of school selfie?
Hi everyone.
It's BMF Kelly with some first day of school pic tips.
What's a BMF?
It means best mom friend.
Sweetie, do we really have to post everything in our lives?
And I can assure you, there is no half and half in here.
It's not everything.
It's just what I think other moms might find helpful.
Like... how to get your husband
to look behind the mayo when he's trying to find the creamer.
I could've put mayo in my coffee.
Now that would've been content worthy.
That's disgusting.
I mean, there's an audience for it.
Okay guys, talk to you soon. Muah!
- You got your lunch? - Yes.
- Do you have your confidence? - No.
Oh, wait! We need our first day of school photo.
Um, you know the drill.
We gotta get a good one for the grandparents
and a silly one for us. Okay?
It was a tradition with you, me and Dad at our old house.
It's not the same here.
Honey, I know it's not.
But in a way, your dad,
he is here with us because this is where he grew up.
This is where your grandparents live.
It's what we planned on.
This is where your dad wanted us to be.
What if no one likes me?
Well, that's just impossible. You're the coolest kid I know.
And even if you weren't my kid, I would wanna hang out with you.
Yeah, 'cause you're not cool, so...
That's true, I'm not cool. You have a point there.
[laughs] Okay, we're running late.
Alright, one big smile, sweetheart.
- Cheese! - [camera clicks]
It's perfect, I love it! Let's go.
Why are you still in your pajama pants?
Well, no one's gonna see them. I'm not getting out of the car.
Okay.
[Jen] Here we go.
Alright. Have a great day, sweetheart.
Oh, I love you so much.
I love you too.
- Bye. - Bye.
Isabelle! Isabelle!
Isabelle! Your lunch!
- Your lunch! - [cars honking]
Oh!
I am, uh, so sorry! Sorry!
You can't park here.
No, I understand... okay.
[cars continue to honk]
Sorry!
Okay, here we go.
[sighs]
Just conference me in, okay? I can't miss this PTO thing.
Yes, Tim usually does it.
Just get Wallace on the phone so I'm not late.
Last thing I need is to get stuck doing Field Day.
[doors jiggling]
[buzzer]
Hi! Um...
[buzzer]
- Oh, hi. - Hi.
I have a... um...
[knocks]
I just need to get through the... [knocking]
Hey! Still me.
Uh, I have lunch, it's my daughter's lunch.
She's wearing headphones.
Oh! Sorry. I... [laughs] Can we buzz her in?
[laughing] Hi.
[buzzer]
Thank you. Thank you so much.
[buzzer]
I'm back.
The door, it closed.
I didn't get to it in time.
Hello! Hello! Uh...
Hi.
Oh, hi. Thank you.
Happy to help. I like those pants.
I did not think I would be getting out of the car.
Well, don't be embarrassed, I have seen worse.
Trust me, I have seen things.
[laughing]
I guess I should get in there
and give the office my daughter's lunch.
Actually, you don't have to.
Oh, so I didn't need to...
No.
Oh. What can I say? I'm new.
Hi New, I'm Dan.
Oh, no... did you just dad joke me?
I did, sorry. It's kind of a force of a habit.
The, uh, the kids hate it.
How many kids do you have?
About 150.
Yeah, you know, give or take.
[school bell rings]
Well, that's my cue. It was nice to meet you...
- Jen. - Jen. Right.
[buzzer]
Oh... sorry. I'm still Ben.
- [laughing] Bye! - Thank you.
What do you mean Wallace isn't answering?
Just try his backup, backup cell.
Um, excuse me.
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt.
No, you're not.
Actually, I'm just waiting for a conference call to start
and I'm evidently gonna be waiting
until the PTO meeting's over.
That's where everyone's going. I thought that was next week.
No, it's today.
I'm actually heading there too if you want to follow me.
Are you coming?
I can't go like this.
You were running late and didn't think
you'd be getting out of the car?
Yup!
We've all been there, no one's gonna care.
I just can't meet a bunch of moms
for the first time dressed like this.
Just get in there, sign up for what you want,
and then make your escape.
We really need to get in there
otherwise we're gonna get stuck...
Yes! Hello, Mister Wallace.
Yes, we just need a quick statement from you.
Stuck with what?
Oh... hello.
Kelly and I wanted to start by telling you how happy we are
that you all came out this morning.
Hi.
If everyone could, uh, please take their seats.
Thank you.
Now, the individual event committee meetings
should take place one month prior to the date...
[Marissa] No.
Not happening.
Uh... Marissa, if you could please just sign up
for an event and take a seat.
Uh-uh... I'm not doing Field Day.
Now Marissa, you know that every committee event
is equally important. - Hmm.
Besides, I'm sure your daughter will be so happy
to know you're getting involved this year.
[exhales]
There you go.
[whispering] So, Field Day
is what you didn't want to get stuck with.
How'd you guess?
- Thank you. - Mmhmm.
Oh... wow.
It is wonderful to see how much school spirit you all have.
[laughing]
I can already tell that this is going to be a great year.
Oh...
But I see that we only have two names for Field Day.
- That's us? - That's us.
Well, I'm sure we can find someone
who missed the meeting to do it.
That being said, it is only a month away,
so we'll need someone with experience
in planning school events. - Mmhmm.
Ah! Is Tim available?
No.
- [whispering] Who's Tim? - Husband.
Oh.
Now, we definitely should have someone
on the Field Day committee who we can trust to get things done.
You should do it, Kelly.
Ha!
Oh... no, no, no. No, I didn't mean me.
Oh, I did.
That's why I told you, you should do it.
Well, I'm in charge of Trunk or Treat.
I know, and you would do an amazing,
absolutely amazing job.
But I really need you on this, Kelly.
I mean, you'd be doing me and the kids a huge favor.
No problem.
What are friends for?
Right.
So, we're all set then. Wonderful.
Shall we move onto the next item?
Mmhmm.
So, you're new to the school, right?
Yes, I am. We moved here this summer.
I'm Jen, Jen Davis.
Well, welcome. I'm Kelly Stewart.
This is Marissa Morris.
Yes, we met this morning.
I would not have known today was the PTO meeting without her.
I am so sorry.
Can I just ask what is so bad about Field Day?
Isn't it just relay races and games?
[dramatic music playing]
♪
Hello?
Um... who... who was in charge of Field Day last year?
- Michelle Grant. - Hmm.
- She homeschools now. - Mmhmm.
Maybe that's how it was, but it...
Excuse me.
But it's not gonna be how it is.
Not with me in charge.
Those moms are gonna wish they were us.
I bet you wish you stayed in the car.
You have no idea.
[sighs]
So, Izzy, did you make a lot of new friends today?
Yeah, a few.
Um... this one girl Jordan, she's really nice.
Hmm.
Why didn't you tell me that when I asked you?
Grandma pays for information.
[chuckles]
Here you go, sweetie.
I'll take that bribe.
Okay then...
Did you meet any new friends at school today?
I met a few other PTO moms.
Mmhmm?
- That is it. - Names?
Seriously?
Do you want the chocolate or not?
[laughs] Um... Kelly and Marissa.
We're on the Field Day planning committee together.
Are they nice?
You should invite them for brunch.
Oh, but don't make that eggplant casserole thing.
It's not for everybody.
I'm not sure I'm ready for the whole mom group thing yet.
Plus, I don't think either of them are my friend type.
You mean like your friends in Maine.
Just give her a chance to get settled in. Hmm?
I'm sure you made a great first impression.
I was wearing my breakfast pajama pants the entire time.
Thank you.
Yup. Yes, absolutely.
As soon as I get back in the office
I will make up the time on the back end.
Go to text only for the next hour, Carl.
You can't focus on Field Day
if you're on your phone, Marissa.
You literally just videoed yourself
doing a pumpkin spiced latte dance.
Yes, but that was before the FDPC meeting started.
What's the FDPC?
The Field Day Planning Committee.
That's what I'm calling us.
Not the suckers?
[laughing]
By the way, you don't follow me on social.
It's @Kellyyourmombestfriend. All one word.
Great, I will be sure to.
Great!
- Oh, you mean, like, right now? - Mmhmm.
Yeah, just do it. She's not gonna let it go.
Okay. What kinda stuff do you post about?
Oh, you know, mom life, school, uh kids, cooking...
Cool.
Fashion, skin care, hair, TV shows, marriage stuff...
Taxidermy.
- Oh, you saw that post? - [Jen laughs]
Oh, I was just joking.
You know which one I did see though?
The one where you talked about how you felt sorry
for all the kids whose moms had to work full time.
I... I don't remember saying anything of the sort.
Hmm.
Maybe we should just get back to Field Day.
Great idea.
By the way, what do you do Jen?
I'm a web designer. I work full time.
But I make my own hours from home
so, I guess, it's a happy medium.
That's lucky. How about your husband?
He passed, actually. A little over two years ago.
Oh... I'm so sorry.
I can't imagine.
Your poor daughter. Is she okay?
It's a struggle.
But, yeah, she's doing really well.
It must be hard to move away from home,
leave all your friends.
It is. But we wanted to be closer to family.
My parents live here.
Nate's parents are a few hours south.
So, it was... it was really the right move.
Um... Let's see.
Kelly. Here we go.
[Kelly chuckles]
Five PTO meeting don'ts.
[laughing]
I was running late.
I didn't say you. I... I didn't mean you.
I, um...
You know what? Let's just start this meeting.
Okay, first thing... first thing we need is,
uh, we need someone to go over to the school gym
to check inventory for the storage closet.
We need to know what we're working with.
Cones, mats, tables, chairs. Jen? You can tackle this.
Oh, I can go right now.
Great.
[sighs] No time like the present and no present like time.
Did you come up with that?
Georgia Byng did.
Oh...
I... I didn't see that.
Alright. I'll see you ladies later.
- Bye! - Bye.
- I didn't see that. - Okay.
Okay... see what we got in here.
[whistle blowing]
Come on, get outta there. Who's in there?
Oh. Sorry.
I'm, uh, taking inventory for the PTO.
Jen... with the breakfast pants.
I am taking those pants and I am burning them in a fire pit.
- What's that? - What?
- Nothing.
No, no. What did you say?
I'm just wondering how a seemingly innocuous
fashion decision can haunt a person for her entire life.
Ah, so if I'm hearing this right,
you'd prefer me not to mention the breakfast pants.
If you don't mind.
Never to be spoken again.
Sorry for yelling at you,
it's just that the students like to hide in here
to get out of running laps.
Oh.
Oh! I should, um... [chuckles]
Okay.
Okay! You play.
I used to. But, um, I got injured so that was that.
Right. Yeah, I had a complete ACL tear.
Kind of ended my football career.
Achilles rupture, two surgeries.
Thought I was gonna play in college
but that didn't work out.
Well, I should get back to it.
Right. Hey, so, uh... what are you taking inventory for?
If you don't mind me asking.
I mean, it is my closet after all.
Field Day. I'm on the planning committee.
Oh. How'd you get roped into that nightmare?
I was 10 minutes late to the PTO meeting.
And I missed the late night email from the Department Chair
which is why you're looking at the staff advisor
for the aforementioned nightmare.
Oof.
That's what I said but in a slightly more... colorful way.
[laughs]
Well listen, if you need any help, just... let me know.
- Thanks. - Yeah.
Hey kiddo!
I know you're back there.
Let's go. Let's get to class.
Here we go.
Teacher's intuition.
Swish.
Have a good one.
[zip-lines whooshing]
Kelly, you do realize we cannot bring everyone
to this mountain retreat on Field Day, right?
The owner has a mobile adventure course
for fundraisers and schools.
And he's giving us a discount if we post about it online.
And, of course, I'm gonna post about it
for all of my followers.
How many followers do you have?
About 10,000 and growing.
Hey! Maybe you can help me design my website.
Sure. I would love to.
I just have to warn you my rates are quite high.
Oh, well I thought we could barter.
For what?
Exposure.
[laughs] Run away!
I think we should talk about this after Field Day.
I like your optimism.
That I can design her a web site?
That we're actually gonna make it to Field Day.
[laughing]
Hey Lucy, hold on.
I'm still going over the liability waiver.
Excuse me. Are you Marcus?
I am. Welcome to Jericho Hill.
What can I do for you?
I have an issue with the arbitration clause.
I'm sorry ma'am, but that's not negotiable.
[laughs]
Everything's negotiable.
Not if you want your kid to do the course today it isn't.
[Lucy] Mom, come on.
Everybody's already up the ladder.
Ah... it's okay.
There's always a way around the waiver if something happens.
Nothing's going to happen.
He's right. They're actually quite safe.
Nate and I used to do them all the time in Maine.
What she said.
Now... let's get your gear on, ladies.
Oh... no, no, no. It's okay.
We just wanted the kids to try it
to make sure it made sense for our event.
You sure?
I found that both kids
and parents find the course very empowering.
It's a safe way to conquer their fears.
[laughs] Oh, it's not fear. I'm just not dressed for it.
You're wearing workout clothes.
Well you very well know that this isn't for actual exercise.
Ah, think of all the content if you did get up there.
Hmm?
Okay, yeah. I'm in.
You coming Jen?
Yeah. I'll... I'll be right behind you.
Alright.
[Marcus] Alright. Who's ready for a mountain adventure?
[children cheering]
[Marcus] Let's go.
Stay safe.
[melancholic music playing]
- [Dan] Hey. - Hi.
You okay?
Piper, why don't you go meet me at the checkin, okay?
Okay.
Piper, that's a beautiful name. Is she your daughter?
Niece.
You didn't answer the question.
What was the question?
Are you okay?
I'm great.
Yeah, just... enjoying the mountain air.
- [zip-line whooshing] - [laughing]
You don't wanna join them up there?
Bum Achilles. Remember?
If you're scared of heights I'll go up there with you.
It's not a heights thing.
I used to do stuff like that all the time.
It's, uh... it's a 'what happens to my daughter
if something happens to me' thing.
Right.
- Hi Mom. - Hi.
Um, can I get some water, please?
Of course, I'll go with you.
The course is so fun.
It is, huh? I thought you'd like it.
Off you go!
[Marissa] You got this!
[laughing]
That's so nice.
I love that Isabelle and Piper, they're rock climbing together.
Yeah, it's so cute.
I just hope they're both careful.
Ah, they'll be fine.
Isabelle is strong.
She's had to be since her dad passed.
I'm so sorry, I had no idea.
Yeah. I try not to lead with it when I meet new people
because everything changes.
I'm no longer just Jen.
I'm Jen, the one whose husband died.
It was nice being just Jen while it lasted.
Right. Or Jen with the breakfast pants.
Oh no. No. That's too soon.
Sorry. I just couldn't help myself there.
Well, I should probably let you get up to the ropes course.
No... I mean, once you've climbed Everest,
you know, zip-lines are... yawn.
- You've climbed Everest? - Yeah.
Really?
You don't believe me?
Pics or it didn't happen.
Alright.
Oh... wait, my camera froze 'cause it's so cold up there.
[laughs] Yeah, I bet.
Mmhmm. Hey listen, do you want...
- Cider? - Cider, yeah.
Ooh. Do you think they have hot cider?
I don't know.
I'm just gonna see what I can do here for us.
You really love being a teacher, don't you?
I do.
What I really love is teaching them a new sport.
And showing them, you know,
that they can do something that they didn't think they could.
See, for me it would be
having the absolute power of the whistle.
Oh no, it's that too,
'cause that's the elementary school's mjölnir.
[whistle sounds]
And after school everyone's Thor?
You said my dad joke was bad.
That was funny. I thought that was funny.
Admit it, you're probably gonna use it tomorrow.
I'll admit nothing
and I probably will 'cause it was actually pretty funny.
[laughing]
Well, I should, um...
I should probably go check on Isabelle.
Right, yeah. Of course.
I will... see you... in the storage room.
Thanks for the cider.
You're welcome.
Hey guys.
What were we just looking at?
I was looking at trees.
Oh, come on, you know what she was talking about.
You were just flirting with Dan Aldridge.
No, I wasn't.
Then why are you blushing?
I'm drinking hot cider!
Oh, there is nothing to be embarrassed to be about.
There have been plenty of single moms at the school
who have tried to get some physical education
from Dan Aldridge.
[laughs] Okay, you can stop.
Until they found out that he has a rule
against dating anyone whose kid goes to the school.
I thought you were married.
Not for me!
Okay. Well, rules are rules,
so, there's nothing to talk about.
Are you saying there would've been something to talk about
if he didn't have that rule?
Okay, you're a scary lawyer, lady.
- Thank you. - [Jen laughs]
- You guys want some cider? - I'd love some.
No. I stay away.
[camera shutter snaps]
I don't ever remember you ever working on a Sunday.
I know. I'm so behind on my web gigs.
I've been spending so much time working on Field Day.
The PTO's like a second job.
Which is why I'm here to help you keep unpacking.
Doesn't seem like you've done much yourself
since the last time.
Well like I said, I have a lot going on, Mom.
Don't you think it sends the wrong message to Isabelle?
Like you're not all in on this fresh start?
I'm just not there yet.
Which drawer do you want to put the serving utensils in?
The middle drawer... no... back, back drawer?
I don't know. I can't decide.
Why not?
Because I don't want to pick the wrong drawer
and then a year from now we just have to start all over again.
Again.
Jennifer...
One thing I can tell you for certain is
you're never gonna feel like you're home
until you make it one.
You have to start somewhere.
Hi Mom.
Are we going to the fall fair today?
Oh... Izz, I've got so much work to catch up on.
But everyone's going.
Think of it like another spoon in the drawer.
Okay. We can go.
Thank you.
Mmm.
[bell dings]
What time did you wake up this morning?
Oh, I wanted to get all my work done
so that I could come to the fall fair with you two.
We'd love that.
But only if you're really with us.
You can't be on your phone all the time.
I know, which is why I'm going to be unreachable.
- Really? - Yes, really.
I'm going to leave my phone at home and my laptop.
And my watch.
[laughs]
Done.
- Let's do this. - Let's do it.
Syrup?
Okay...
Kell. We've been waiting for you for 10 minutes.
By the time you're ready it's gonna be winter festival.
I know, okay? I'm sorry. I'm ready.
Oh... unless... unless you think I should wear my other boots.
If my life depended upon it,
I could not identify one name brand that you're wearing.
But I think you're beautiful and I think you would be beautiful
if you were wearing a burlap sack.
So... [clicks tongue]
Is it a designer burlap sack?
If it's yours... obviously. Come on, let's go. Let's go.
Okay, okay.
♪
[bleating]
Don't underestimate me.
You know, you know I'll just do it.
You know what?
While we wait, I think I might try to rustle up
some more volunteers for Field Day.
- Sure. - Okay.
Kevin.
Hi, I'm Jen. I'm on your wife's committee.
Jen. Yes. Pajama pant Jen.
- Yeah. - Of course.
- Mmhmm. - Good to meet you.
Dad, can I go to face painting?
Sure.
Can I go too?
Sure. You guys have fun.
So...
Oh wait, Lucy. I thought we were getting donuts.
Can't I go with Isabelle and Jordan?
Of course you can.
Jen, hi. This is my husband Tim.
- Oh, hi. - Nice to meet you.
Very nice to meet you.
And this is Kevin, Kelly's husband.
- Good to meet you. - Yeah.
Is Kelly here too?
Yeah, she's rounding up some volunteers for Field Day.
Oh, and here we thought we had one day off from all of that.
I hope she's having more luck than I've had.
Everyone I ask, they just look at me
like I'm asking them to help me move.
[laughing]
Hey, any luck?
Well we have three for sure.
Like...
Not including us.
You've gotta be kidding.
We need help, Kell.
I know. Okay? It's gonna be fine.
It's fine!
You know there's a hard cider truck a few carts down.
- You're reading my mind. - Excellent.
Bye.
I know you didn't wanna be in charge of Field Day
but this is your committee.
You gotta figure it out, Kell.
You know what?
We didn't actually come here for a Field Day meeting.
We came here to enjoy the fall festival,
so that's what I'm gonna do.
We should probably go after her.
Oh really?
I was thinking that the hard cider sounded good.
- Come on. - Okay.
Alright.
[upbeat country music playing]
♪
[Marissa] Here we go.
[Marissa] Kelly!
[Jen] Kelly?
Kelly.
Woo hoo!
♪
I will pay you $100 to show me the way out.
She's kidding. Come on.
[grunts]
Hey there.
Hey!
Uh... I'm not lost, if that's, you know, what you're thinking.
It is. And you totally are.
I am not.
Shh! Don't let the kids find out.
They'll never let me live this down.
I'm not gonna let you live it down either.
Marissa and I are lost too.
Marissa?
Great. Now I have to find Kelly and Marissa.
This maze is nothing but dead ends.
You know, I have this theory
that no one really likes corn mazes.
Maybe 'cause they're too much like real life.
How so?
You just stumble around not sure where you're going,
praying you're on the right path,
and just as soon as you think
you've got it all figured out... Bam! Wall of corn!
Wall of corn, that's a really good band name.
I was just gonna say that.
Yeah.
I think I'm gonna backtrack, try to find Marissa.
You can come with me if you want.
No, I think I should go this way.
You know, my pride is on the line here.
So why don't I meet you out there?
- Suit yourself. - Great.
Good luck!
Yes, absolutely. I will get back to you tonight.
Alright, thank you.
Here you go. Thank you so much.
Oh... hi! Hi.
Please, don't tell Tim that you saw me on the phone.
Why?
Because I promised him and Lucy that I would not work today
and here I am begging a complete stranger to borrow their phone
just so that I could check in at work.
What is wrong with me?
Nothing.
You're just trying to find balance
and you're very lucky that Tim is there for you.
Yeah, he's the best.
I don't know what I would do if something happened to him.
Oh... I'm... so sorry. I didn't... mean, um...
No, it's okay.
I worry about something happening to me too.
Okay. The way you're looking at me right now...
that's why it wasn't hard for me to leave my friends in Maine.
Because they had all already left me.
They couldn't imagine what happened to me happening to them
and every time they saw me they did.
So they just... they all faded away.
It doesn't sound like they were very good friends.
No.
That's the worst part.
I didn't see it coming, any of it, and I...
I don't wanna feel like that again.
Hey. There you are. We were looking for you.
Why? To tell me what a terrible committee chair I am?
We're gonna find people, Kelly.
And if we can't then I will get my interns to do it.
Really?
Yes. Sometimes I use my scary lady lawyer powers for good.
Alright. Let's get outta here.
Wait, I have to pick up one straggler.
One straggler.
Come on!
Oh, man.
Let's go, Aldridge!
Yes. Oh, thank you.
I was about to send up a flare.
[laughs]
Do you know how to get outta here?
Nope. He does.
Top of the hour, shift change, he's outta here.
Come on!
Smart.
Ah...
Oh.
- Whoo! We did it! - Freedom!
[all laughing]
I owe you one.
Maybe we should just forget about PTO stuff today
and enjoy being with our families.
That is your best idea yet.
- This way. - No, I think it's this way.
- Definitely this way. - Is it this way?
- Do you know where you're going? - No!
- It's this way. - Okay...
[upbeat pop music playing]
♪
[Suzanne] It's very important that we have all this lined up.
[Suzanne] Do you understand?
Perfect.
- Hi! - Hi.
[laughing]
Are you ladies here for the pumpkin bake?
No.
What exactly is a pumpkin bake?
Oh, it's like Iron Chef
except the secret ingredient is always pumpkin.
So, it's not actually a secret then?
We are excited to be bringing the golden pie tin
back to Rock Oak for another year.
Oh, you seem so confident there.
We are.
Hey Suzanne. Suzanne. Suzanne.
So, I heard that you have almost 20 people
on your Trunk or Treat committee, is that right?
Yes, it's a very popular event.
Very interesting, because we actually...
we still need 20 people to volunteer on Field Day.
Oh. I heard. Um... anything I can do to help?
Well, you are PTO president, Suzanne.
You could get people to help if you wanted to.
Well, unfortunately I can't force anyone to do anything, so...
So, I had this idea.
What if our team wins this whole pumpkin bake-off thing?
You could send all of your Trunk or Treat committee
to help us volunteer on Field Day.
[laughs]
And when you don't win?
We will volunteer at every other PTO event this year.
- Oh, I don't know that I... - Oh, uh, I actually feel like...
I would love to take you up on that
but unfortunately all of the tables are full.
That... that table's actually, that's not full.
That's an empty table. Can we...?
Yeah, one of the teams didn't show.
So, can we have that table?
She can't have that spot!
There was an official sign-up sheet.
What is it with her and the sign-up sheets?
This isn't a TV show and I'm not being paid for any of this.
Take the spot.
Thank you! So we have a deal?
Works for me. [laughs nervously]
Why did you do that?
Because she is awful!
And she's not even helping her own PTO
and now we can poach her volunteers.
So, what? You have a can't miss pumpkin recipe or something?
I do. My mom's pumpkin cheesecake.
I'll just, I'll text her for the recipe.
Uh, actually that's not allowed.
There's no recipes.
Wait, what? Why?
Why... why are there no recipes?
I don't know.
Because baking's supposed
to come from the heart or something.
I don't know. I don't make the rules.
Okay. I don't know...
I... I... don't know how to bake from the heart.
I know how to follow a very specific recipe.
So, what about you?
You post about baking all the time.
What've you got?
Right, and when I do post about all of my baking, I... I...
Buy it from the store, put it in a dish
and pretend that you made it, right?
How did you know that?
Oh, no.
Please, I invented the pastry pass-off.
I have never felt closer to you.
So we've got nothing.
- Kinda seems that way. - Yeah.
[clears throat] Pumpkin bake teams...
please make your way to the tables.
[laughs nervously] What have I done?
memory.
Okay, so now we need eggs and we need baking powder.
Izzy, it was four cups of flour.
Does that sound right?
Yeah, it was four.
Okay, let's do four cups of flour.
[Isabelle] What's this?
[Jen] That's baking soda. Put in some baking soda, okay?
- Two eggs? - [Isabelle] Just a little-
- [Marissa] Just two? - [Jen] Oh no! No!
[Kelly] Butter?
Yes, we need butter. Butter! Oh, and milk. Milk!
I'll get the milk.
- Okay. - I can get that out.
Um... so we have decided that this is a loaf, right?
It cannot be a loaf, it has to be a cake.
Which is just a circular loaf.
It's a different density.
I think there was more eggs.
Are we really bringing math into this?
Why don't you go see what Suzanne's doing?
That might help.
- I'm gonna add some milk. - Okay.
- [Kelly] I think milk is great. - She said two more eggs?
[Fiesta music playing]
Woo-hoo! Good to go! Don't touch that.
[Jen] That's not the pumpkin.
[Marissa] How do you open this?
We don't have a can opener.
Hi. Oh, yay. What are they doing?
Uh... laughing and dancing?
Like in a baking montage?
But what are they making?
Oh, uh... cookies, I think.
Cookies...
- We should make cookies too. - No. No, no, no.
Why do you wanna be like her? We have to beat her.
We're making a cake!
This is a cake! It's gonna be a cake.
[oven bell dings]
[Jen] Here we go.
[all] Oh!
- [Jen] Oh, no! - [Marissa] Oh!
Well, that just defies the laws of physics.
- Okay, we have one more. - [Suzanne chuckles]
We have one more.
Um...
Make room for the...
[all] Oh!
Okay, so it's a single layer cake.
- Uh-huh. - Yeah.
[clears throat] Ten minutes 'till judging!
Quick! Frost it.
How come no one else made cake?
Because there isn't enough time
for the cake to cool down before you... frost it.
- Nailed it! - [awkward laugh]
[camera shutters snap]
That's why no one's making cake.
Oh boy.
[camera shutters snap]
[Jen] Well, um...
Oh... [laughs awkwardly]
Uh... look at this.
Hashtag fail fair. Hashtag caketastrophe.
We're gonna go viral!
Isn't that what you wanted?
Not like this.
You guys are obviously gonna win.
Right?
What are you gonna call it?
I think just... it.
[Kelly] What are we gonna do?
Anyone wanna check out the pumpkin patch?
Don't you wanna wait 'till they announce?
[all] No.
And look at Suzanne's face when we lose?
No, thank you. Bye-bye.
[camera shutters continue to snap]
For the record, I'm not following you.
It's just, Piper went and joined the other kids, so...
Guess you're stuck with us then.
Guess so.
Plus you might get lost in a pumpkin patch
and need someone to rescue you.
Right. Um... that's just hurtful, so...
If you volunteer at Field Day you can watch your daughter
have a blast on the high-ropes course.
And all volunteer's kids get to jump the line at the dunk tank.
And if you volunteer
we'll have a special VIP section for your kids.
That's a thing?
It is now.
Guys, we have a problem.
The field's been swallowed up by a giant sinkhole?
[laughs] You wish!
We have to pick up the trophies
for the winning color war teams today, by noon.
I thought we could get the trophies on the weekend.
We could but now he's going leaf peeping in New Hampshire.
Not sure why he thought that was important to share with me.
Well, the shop is only a few blocks away from my office.
But I do have a hearing 'till at least 12:30.
Yes, we understand you're busy.
I don't see you offering to drive down there.
Well that's because picking up trophies
is Jen's responsibility.
And getting volunteers is yours, yet here I am.
Plus, with all the supplies, my car's not big enough.
Well, Kelly's is.
- I have Pilates. - Seriously?
Ugh! Okay fine. But you're coming with me.
[in unison] Field Day!
Step right up.
These trophies turned out great.
I know.
I wonder what's happening over there.
[Kelly] No way.
[gasps] No way!
[Jen] What is it?
This is a Galwick Vodka pop-up bar.
Okay.
Their Bloody Mary's are huge with influencers.
I can't believe our luck, we have to go in.
It's noon... on a weekday.
Well, we don't have to drink anything.
I just want a couple of photos.
Okay, I've really gotta get home.
I've got work to do.
Oh, come on. It'll be super quick.
You sure it'll be quick?
Absolutely.
Alright.
- Okay. - Let's go.
- Whoo! - [Jen laughs]
So, I think we should...
Don't say it. We have to get in there.
I just need a win, Jen.
Okay.
I'm gonna go talk to the doorman and see what I can do.
Good luck.
[Kelly] Hi there.
[Kelly] Just wondering if I could just talk to you for a second.
[laughs]
[Kelly] ... Okay.
Any luck?
[Kelly sighs]
- We have to wait. - How long?
An hour or two, give or take.
Give or take how much?
Another hour.
[groans] Oh, my God...
I know it's ridiculous. We can just go.
[phone alert chimes]
Wait, wait, wait!
What?
Help is on the way.
You called Marissa?
I did. Her office is just around the corner.
If anyone's gonna get us in, it's Marissa.
Well, thank you for coming,
but I'm not quite sure what you can do.
Well, lucky for you, I am.
Hold tight.
I just love her confidence.
I know.
Hi there. How are you doing?
Well?
After you.
[laughs]
What did you say to him?
I told them that they were vulnerable to a lawsuit
if they didn't file permit 926C with the City.
What's permit 926C?
It doesn't exist but they don't have to know that.
Oh.
Thank you.
Have fun.
Aren't you gonna come in with us?
Yeah, we're just gonna take some selfies.
It's gonna be super quick.
I was kinda curious what's in there.
I guess I could spare a few minutes.
Let's go.
♪
[ladies chuckle]
I could cancel my lunch.
I can work tonight.
I didn't really have Pilates.
♪
Oh, wow. Oh, my.
[laughs]
Thank you.
Thank you Galwick Vodka. Cheers! Muah!
Thank you Galwick Vodka. Cheers!
Thank you Galwick Vodka. Muah!
Cheers!
How was that?
The same as the other seven takes.
Just pick one and move on.
You know, I did not think today was going to involve
eating skewered bar food out of a Bloody Mary.
Oh, I did.
This happens all the time.
[laughs]
Does it make me sound old if I say that I hate this music?
I was just thinking the same thing.
I mean, who picks it?
It's on an app so I think we do.
Oh...
I'll give you 20 bucks if you let me pick one.
And I promise I'll give it back to you if your work calls.
I promise, I promise, I promise.
It's okay, they can live without me for an hour.
Maybe.
Are we dancing?
♪ Step by step, ♪
♪ ooh, baby... ♪
You picked a good one.
♪ Gonna get to you, girl ♪
♪ Step by step, ooh, baby ♪
♪ Really want you in my world ♪
♪ Step ♪
♪ Hey girl, ♪
♪ in your eyes ♪
♪ I see a picture of me all the time ♪
♪ Step ♪
♪ and girl, when you smile ♪
♪ You got to know that you drive me wild... ♪
♪ Step by step, ♪
♪ ooh, baby ♪
♪ You're always on my mind... ♪
No, no, no! No, no...
They're gonna post this!
Why do you care if they post this or the cooking?
We're having a great time.
It's just not what I wanna be known for.
What do you wanna be known for, how many followers you have?
I mean, at least that was the real you.
Yeah, it's nice seeing the unfiltered Kelly.
On my camera?
On yourself.
You don't have to be liked by everyone in the world.
You have a husband,
you have a daughter that love you.
Isn't that enough?
You don't know how lucky you really are.
You're gonna find that again too.
That... that's not what I meant.
I'm not looking for that right now.
I think it's finding you anyway.
[phone alert chimes]
What?
It's Dan.
Oh, if that's not a sign then I don't know what is.
Well, what does he want?
He wants to see if he can call me tonight and ask me out.
Aww, asking to call. That is so old school adorable.
It is, right?
Well, what about Dan's dating rule?
I mean, there's a reason for that, you know.
Everyone's gonna be talking about you at school.
So, are you gonna text him back?
I don't know.
But we should really get home before the kids do.
So, I'll... I'm gonna call us a car.
Well I'll drive.
[laughs]
Absolutely not, we saw you dancing.
I actually didn't have one sip.
Hey besties! Time to rank my top five favorite foods...
See, aren't you glad you came in?
I am.
I don't remember the last time I did something like this.
You're finding balance. It's what you wanted.
I'm really happy for you.
Thank you. I'm happy for you too.
I don't know about me.
I haven't been on a date in 15 years,
I don't know if I'm ready.
I think you are.
You just have your filter on.
Mom, you don't have to come over every night
and help me unpack.
It's an excuse to spend time with you.
I love that you're so close to us now.
I do too.
I just... wish it were under different circumstances.
I know, so do I. But you're doing great.
I'm so proud of how far you've come.
Nate would be too.
I'm not so sure.
What are you waiting for? Text him back.
I don't know if I can.
Sweetheart... going on a date
doesn't mean you're disrespecting Nate's memory.
It means you're respecting his wishes.
He wanted you to go on living.
But what about Isabelle? Maybe she's not ready either.
It's only dinner, that's all.
Just get your feet wet, see how you feel.
You owe yourself at least that.
[whispers] Send.
[sighs]
[phone ringing]
- Hello? - Hello? Hey, hi.
Hi.
Hope to see you there.
Bye!
We absolutely would love to have you there.
It's gonna be the event of the year.
Do either of you have a pair of black pants?
I can't find mine in boxes.
Oh, are you kidding me?
I have all the blank pants you want; pleats, no pleats, suede?
I'm not done. Chinos, linen, wool?
Ah, you forgot athleisure.
No, I didn't.
Well, why don't you narrow it down for us.
What's the occasion?
Oh!
See, I told you. I don't have anything to wear.
Yes, you do.
You just need some help putting everything together.
Thank you guys so much for coming over.
[Marissa] What are friends for?
Wish me luck.
[Kelly] You got this.
Okay. What do you think about this?
It makes me wanna dance. I kinda like it.
- Ooh. - Oh.
- Bit disco. - Bit much.
Business casual.
Ah... bit too business.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
It's a bit vanilla.
What about this one?
- Not... - No, no. It's just...
No?
Not you! Not you. Next.
Yes.
Is this the one?
Yes, you look perfect. Doesn't she look perfect?
Mmm. You look perfect.
How are you so good at this?
I don't know.
I've just always been good at styling people.
I would kill to do a before and after right now...
but I won't.
I'm proud of you.
So, you ready?
No, I am not. But I'm going anyway.
- Yeah. - Yes, you are.
I can do this.
[laughs]
[laughing]
Did I tell you how great you look this evening?
You have, multiple times. But I won't stop you.
Okay good, because...
have I told you how great you look this evening?
[laughs]
I was gonna wear my breakfast pajama pants
and then I just thought,
you know what that might be a little too dressy.
A little too dressy, yeah.
[laughs]
- Hi. - Welcome.
Thank you so much.
There you are.
Can I start you all with a drink?
I will have a soda water with lime, please.
I was gonna get a glass of the rainy day red
and I thought you might want some.
Do you want a glass of that?
Oh, I would, but I had too much to drink yesterday. So...
Okay, so just the one.
Sounds good. Coming right up.
Too much to drink on a Monday?
The Field Day planning committee
went day drinking downtown.
Whoo!
No, you didn't.
- Oh, we did. - You didn't.
- It was something else. - Wow.
[laughs]
So, the PTO is a lot of fun.
Mmhmm. Except that I'm starting to realize that fun
actually just means it's gonna take me a week to recover.
Speaking of, ah, getting older...
I, uh, I killed my knees
teaching volleyball this morning.
I have a great menthol ointment for that.
I just said ointment on a date.
You said it twice, actually. You said ointment twice.
[laughing] Oh, no. I don't know how I did that.
[phone alert chimes]
- Oh, sorry. - It's okay.
I normally have my phone turned off.
Is everything alright?
Yes.
My sister just wants to know
if I can take Piper this weekend for her.
I think it's great you spend that much time together.
I try to take her as much as I can
just to kinda keep her mind off her parents' divorce.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
It's been really hard on all of them.
I know a couple people who have been through that,
it's brutal.
They were so happy at their wedding.
They were the last ones I ever thought would split up.
I don't think anyone goes in
thinking something will go wrong.
No. But it always seems to.
It's like, everything's fine
and then, bam... wall of corn.
Blindsided.
Is that what happened to you?
Couple years ago. Everything was perfect.
And then it was a week before
I was gonna propose and...
She broke my heart.
Her loss.
It didn't feel like it at the time
but it's definitely for the best.
You know, 'cause I don't think
I know anyone who's truly happily married.
My parents are.
And I was.
Sorry, I don't know why I said that. That was...
It's okay. I would rather talk about it.
The avoiding... that's the part I can't stand.
If you don't mind me asking...
how did he pass?
Uh... he had a headache and we found out it was cancer
and a few weeks later... he was gone.
Sometimes it feels like it was yesterday
and other times like it was a million years ago.
Wow. Talk about being blindsided.
I can't imagine going through that.
I hope you never have to.
It's scary to think about
opening myself up to that kind of pain again.
Or at all.
Did we just talk ourselves out of this being any kind of date?
I think we did.
In fact, I think we just set the record
for the world's worst first date ever on the planet of humans.
Oh no, how did we do that?
[laughing]
Oh, goodness.
Well, do we still eat?
Yes, we still eat.
- We can stay? - We can stay.
I don't think they're gonna kick us outta here, so...
So, how does one say good night
at the end of the worst first date ever?
[laughing]
Well, uh, we're still friends, right?
- I suppose so. - Mmhmm.
Yes.
Okay. So, how about a handshake or high five?
What about as fist bump?
[imitates explosion]
- Good night. - Good night.
How was your date?
Well, turns out it wasn't really a date after all?
What happened, did he upset you?
Okay. Where does he live?
No Dad, it wasn't like that.
He's just... he's not ready and neither am I.
You talked yourself out of it, didn't you?
I started talking about Nate and what happened
and I can't go through that again.
So... it's easier this way.
I'm gonna go home and get it.
[keyboard clacking]
[knocking on door]
Hey Mom. Did you forget something?
No.
But... I have something for you.
What is it?
You know those videos Nate made for everybody
before he passed?
Of course.
There's one you haven't seen yet.
What? Why?
He didn't want us to give it to you unless you seemed... stuck.
I was just thinking that...
I wish I could talk to him tonight.
Everything happens for a reason, sweetheart.
I'll leave you to it.
And, um... open that after.
Okay.
Hey Jenny.
Now I... I know you're crying right now
but you don't have to, okay?
Heaven is awesome. They got all you can eat sushi.
My dog Pepper from when I was a kid is here.
I had hoped to hang out with Shakespeare or Hemingway,
you know, but, uh... you should see the line-ups.
Very popular.
Here's the thing.
I died. You didn't.
And I want you to live.
[crying]
Laugh... and love.
I hate those signs.
I know how much you hate those signs.
[laughing]
But that one's got a point. You know?
It's okay to move on.
[sniffling]
Do you hear me, Jen? That's what I want for you.
I want you to be happy.
Not scared.
So, go... get out there.
Or I will haunt you.
Move your car keys all around the house,
you'll never find them.
[laughing]
[Nate] Okay?
Okay.
I hope that was a yes.
[laughing]
I love you so much.
I love you.
[sniffling]
Live. Laugh. Love.
You don't have to put this up.
But I had to finish the joke.
Thank you.
Wait. So... last night you told Dan you didn't wanna date him.
But now you do.
Right.
So what changed your mind?
Let's just say I got a sign.
But I'm not sure I should tell him.
Why not?
Because he's not... he's not really ready either.
Can I... can I just talk to you for a second alone?
Sure.
What's up?
[Dan] Head's up!
[laughing]
Wow.
That was a... that was a lucky catch.
No, that was not lucky.
You're amazing and you're just gonna have to deal with that.
Yeah, I don't know what kinda dummy would talk himself
out of dating someone like you, but...
Well, I think because I like you so much I got nervous.
I like you too.
You like me?
Yeah.
'Kay. [laughing]
Well... um... I wanted to let you know,
if you wanted to try a second first date,
I... I wouldn't say no.
[sighs]
You have no idea how happy that makes me feel 'cause...
What?
Did you give her kid a bad grade or something?
No, I did not.
What was that about?
Suzanne asked me on a date last year.
Did you go?
No, I didn't go. She's... awful.
- Right? - Yeah.
I know.
[laughing]
No, I told her that I have this rule against dating parents.
Kelly mentioned that too.
Then you popped into my life and I...
I threw that rule right out the window.
You know, last night you made this decision
really easy for me, and now...
I just made it a lot more complicated.
Yeah, you did, really make it complicated.
I did do that.
[laughing]
You're new here, you're making friends
and the last thing I want
is for you to get caught in Suzanne's crosshairs, I mean...
look what happened to Kelly.
- Ah, yes. - Yeah.
What happened to Kelly?
You don't know?
Really?
Suzanne and Kelly were best friends...
and then Suzanne's kid stole something from another kid,
blamed Jordan, and of course Kelly stood up for her daughter,
but Suzanne just, like... dropped her from the circle.
She was instantly an outsider.
I know what that feels like.
To get blindsided like that.
You know, maybe that's
why she's always trying to make friends online.
She can't really get hurt.
[Jen] She just doesn't let people in.
...Okay, that's it there.
I think I've been doing that a little bit here too
with friends and... with us.
So... now what?
Now, I help my friends
make this the best Field Day this school has ever seen.
Great.
- And for the record... - Yeah?
I'd rather deal with a thousand Suzanne's
than wonder what might've been... with us.
[school bell rings]
We only have two more days left, ladies.
Maybe it's time I start rounding up the interns.
Ugh. This is so embarrassing.
This is gonna be a disaster, like always.
No, it's not.
We all need to forget about what happened in the past.
What matters now is that we find a way
to make this work together.
Oh... hi sweetheart. Shouldn't you be going to class?
Yeah. But, uh, Mom, they're making fun of Field Day.
Who is?
Excuse me, ladies.
Hi. Hi there. Uh, quick discussion.
We're just about to start our event committee meeting.
And we're about to have a Field Day without any volunteers.
Are you really not gonna help out with a PTO event
because someone here has a problem with me?
This isn't about me. This isn't about any of us.
This is about your kids.
I mean, what are we even doing here?
We're supposed to be the adults in the room
and you're all acting like you're in middle school.
So grow up and help out. Okay? Thank you.
[laughing] That was amazing!
I am very impressed.
I... I probably just made things worse.
Don't be so sure.
I don't believe it. Look!
You did it.
We did it!
Yes!
[laughing]
♪
[laughs] Of course you made a selfie station.
[Kelly laughs]
It's not for me. It's for the kids.
I'm just there to supervise.
Guys, the tree top adventure guy's been here for an hour.
Why isn't he set up yet?
Uh... I'm gonna go talk to him.
Hi Marcus. Hi. Um... why aren't you setting up?
There's rain in the forecast.
Can't set up until we're sure of staying dry.
It's a liability thing.
Marcus, I checked the weather app first thing this morning
and it says there's only a 20 percent chance.
I mean, that's basically zero.
Mine says... 40 percent
- Oh, it does say that. - Oh.
Okay, but the... it says "slight" which is nothing.
- I gotta wait. - It's nothing.
Okay, I'm gonna need cotton candy now.
[Jen] Nice work, ladies!
Hey there.
Hey!
So, uh... guess what teacher won the contest
to be in the dunk tank?
I hope it's not Mr. Carpenter. His toupee is barely holding on.
[laughing]
You know, the key is to actually use superglue.
It doesn't budge that way.
- Is that what you do? - Yeah.
- That's your secret? - That's my secret.
Don't tell anyone.
[laughs]
So what do we think, is it gonna rain today?
It's not gonna rain. It's not gonna rain!
[laughing]
[thunder rumbling]
[screaming] It's not gonna rain! It's not gonna rain!
[thunder crashing and rain pouring]
Seriously?
Everyone! Call as many people as you can
and get them to bring their pop-up canopies to the field.
We can still salvage this.
That's a great idea. Everyone has one of those.
I don't have one of those.
Oh, you will.
Everyone succumbs to the pop-up peer pressure eventually.
If we can get enough, it could actually work!
[sighs] There's nothing stopping us now!
[sprinklers chittering]
[screaming]
[slow motion screaming]
Why are the sprinklers on?
[whistle blowing]
♪
[Kelly] No, no, no, no, no. This can't be happening!
Someone turn off the sprinklers!
Well, I would if I knew how.
Can you please find the custodian?
Thank you so much.
It's just one thing after another.
You know what we are? We're cursed.
I don't know what to do.
[Jen] Okay, everybody just get everything off the field!
It's only water, people. Let's go, let's go, let's go!
It's just water.
It's 100 percent now.
We've got that, Marcus.
Understood, Marcus.
What do you mean you can't turn off the sprinklers?
You're the guy with the keys.
Don't you have the 'zzz zzz' thing on your belt?
I'm just the sub today. My belt doesn't even 'zzz'.
I'm waiting to hear from Jimmy about the key
for the main controller.
Why aren't the sprinklers off yet?
I'm working on it, okay lady?
I knew I should've stayed retired.
Find something to do, the wife said.
You can't just sit around all day, she said.
[phone alert chimes]
- That's Jimmy. - Ooh!
Just hang tight.
Okay. He'll be here in an hour with the key.
An hour? We don't have an hour.
Can't you just shut off the main water supply to the school?
There's about a million reasons why we can't do that, ma'am.
But it wouldn't...
What are we gonna do?
Maybe Dan has a key. He's always using the field.
Great idea.
Still no keys.
How many stopwatches does one man need?
Those are the PE teachers' Rolex,
thank you very much.
This receipt is from a different decade.
Okay, this is the kinda stuff you're not really supposed
to see until we've been dating for at least a year.
I like your optimism.
Yeah.
You've had so much upheaval in your life and I just...
I don't wanna be the cause of more.
We can't keep changing our minds.
I know, I'm just...
Look, I'm really trying to do what's best for you.
This isn't about me.
You've convinced yourself that nothing like this
ever works out.
You're the one who said no one ever thinks
anything goes wrong but it always seems to.
And what if this is the same?
- I guess we'll never find out. - Ok.
Nothing to see here, ladies.
[Kelly] Great job, guys. Keep it up!
Hey. Did Dan have the keys?
Why did I go to that PTO meeting?
If I had just gone straight home,
none of this would've happened.
Yeah, well nobody forced you to put your name down
on that sign-up sheet.
I didn't really know what I was signing up for.
I was on a call.
[laughs]
Really, Kelly? We're still doing that.
I didn't say anything.
You didn't have to.
It's the same thing you did when you guilted me
into staying on this committee in the first place.
Guys, this is the worst.
Yeah, tell me about it.
Well, I'm sorry you both have had a negative experience.
I'm sorry.
I don't know what came over me.
Hey Kelly? We're sorry.
You did everything you could.
It's just not fair, we were so close.
I just can't believe that I let Lucy down again.
It's not your fault.
I let everyone down, including myself.
Okay no. No, no, no, no, no. This is not happening.
Oh, clearly.
We've come too far to just give up.
Look around, we can't do anything out here.
Well then we'll just move it all indoors.
We only have an hour, Jen. That's impossible.
Not to mention that nothing we planned works inside.
Then we're gonna find something that will.
Come on!
Okay.
Okay. So, this is my inventory list
of all of the equipment we have on hand.
We need to think of fun activities we can do indoors
using only these things.
Oh fun, like an elementary school Apollo 13.
Exactly.
I didn't see that movie.
Oh, you can come and watch it with us.
Movie night.
Ooh! I'd like that.
Great. I'll get everything out of the storage closet.
Great.
Okay. So... basketball.
Can I do the cake? Can I do the cake?
- Yes, you can do the cake. - Cake walk.
What about rope for tug of war?
Who wants to be in-
- I could do that. - Tug of war.
Oh wow, the sun's out.
Okay. I think this is gonna work.
Kelly, do your thing.
Okay, everyone... just pick one activity
and get it going.
Just pick a spot on Jen's floor plan and make it happen.
Alright.
Hey. Uh... did Dan say if the dunk tank was still a go?
Uh, you or Marissa could ask?
Well, why not you? What happened?
It's just not the right time.
[Marissa] Seriously?
I have never met someone who's broken up twice
before even getting together.
Make up your mind.
I did. He's the one who pulled back.
He saw how bad the gossip could get.
Because of what Suzanne did to me?
[Dan] We just have to make sure that none of the games...
He's a good man, Jen. He's just trying to protect you.
Or he's trying to protect himself.
You've already flip-flopped twice.
Might as well go for the hat trick.
[laughs]
- Okay. - [phone alert chimes]
- We need to focus on Field Day, - Mmhmm.
We have a lot of work to do.
Oh! Kevin is on his way to help. Why don't you call Tim?
No, no, no. Absolutely not.
Why?
Because he already does everything
when it comes to school.
This was supposed to be my one thing with Lucy
and if he does this too then what does that say about me?
It says you did everything in your power
to do this on your own
and sometimes you have to do the hardest thing
and admit you can't do it all.
None of us can. And that's okay.
You know...
for someone who didn't want to make any friends here,
you are doing a terrible job.
[laughing]
Thank you, thank you very much.
I'm okay with that.
Hi babe, it's me. Uh... I need a little help.
Looks like you might actually pull this one off.
Looks like it.
And, uh... thank you for all of your help.
Oh... I didn't... I didn't really do anything.
Oh, I know.
You know, it's funny.
There's a rumor going around that you're the one
who turned on the sprinklers.
What? I... I had nothing to do with it!
Well, everyone's talking about it.
Tell me where you heard it.
I really can't say.
It's not fun being on the receiving end, is it?
[grunts]
Kell... look at this, look at this.
Okay. All these posts that you were so worried about?
People love them.
[emoji popping sounds]
You have your own hashtag right now.
[emoji popping sounds]
It's humiliating.
No. It's real.
If you wanna be an influencer,
maybe this is what you're meant to show people.
It's fine to be real and honest
and let yourself go and just... be who you are.
After all, that's the woman I fell in love with.
Wow. I kinda love her too.
And I love you.
Come here.
Oh, look who it is.
Oh...
Hey you. You having fun?
You having fun, yeah?
Listen. If you need me to take over... I'm happy to.
Who said I'm going anywhere?
The office called the house looking for you.
I'm assuming they found you?
I wouldn't know, I turned my phone on silent.
Well, it sounded important.
Are you sure you don't need to check in?
Not as important as this.
Hey.
Hey. You guys did an incredible job, seriously.
It looks wonderful in there.
Thank you. I'm very glad we got to keep this dunk tank.
And, of course, you're the first one in line after... everything I did.
I'm not mad at you, Dan.
- No? - No.
I know I can't talk you into something that you're not ready for.
But I am done being afraid of what might happen.
If the past two years have taught me anything
it's that all we have is right now.
You're right. I was trying to protect you
and sometimes I just get in my own way
and I begin overthinking and...
I'm sorry that I pushed you away.
We've been here twice before.
Third time's a charm?
[laughing]
Are you sure you're not worried something's going to go wrong?
Nope. Never felt better.
[metal clanks] Oh!
[cheering and laughter]
Hi.
- [thud] - [bell rings]
♪
We did it. Field Day is a hit!
I can't believe that we actually pulled it off.
I can. We're awesome.
♪
Hey, you okay?
I just feel so terrible that I ever made you feel
like you weren't as good of a mom as anyone else
because you worked.
It wasn't fair.
I've never seen anyone work harder for her family.
Thank you.
And I'm sorry that I made fun of your social media.
I think you can actually help people
if you do what Kevin said and just keep being real.
Thanks.
But I think I'm just gonna take a break
from being everyone's best mom friend
and just try to be a good one in real life.
So no more posts about my pajama pants?
[laughing]
Well, if it weren't for those,
we would not all be standing here.
That's true. It's true.
[laughs]
You know, as happy as I am that Field Day worked out...
being with the both of you... it's been the best part.
Aww.
This is the last thing I thought I wanted
but turns out it's what I needed the most.
I knew eventually Field Day would make me cry.
[laughing]
So, we're still gonna hang out after today, right?
Of course.
Yes. But we are not gonna talk about the PTO, right?
Oh, do not worry ladies, we are one and done.
We... we... that is it.
[laughing]
I don't know.
It was really fun hanging out with Lucy at school.
Well, you could be a co-room mom with me.
Job description?
Well, it does involve bringing in a lot of store-baked goods.
Ooh, our specialty. I'm in. Okay.
And what about you?
What are you gonna do with all your spare time
now that Field Day's over?
Here you go. Okay.
Okay. Another shot.
Oh, there you go.
Can't get 'em all. Let me show you how it's done.
I'm gonna unpack.
[laughs]
Oh... oh no.
What? No. No more 'oh no's'.
We are at our 'oh no' maximum for this year.
What is wrong, Marissa?
I forgot one more thing that I saved from the sprinklers.
Come.
[laughing]
Can't have a day like this without taking a photo.
[Kelly] Okay.
♪
[camera shutter snaps]
♪
Hey.
I, um... didn't have you pegged as a selfie type.
- Really? - Mmhmm.
Oh. Well, it's a big day, you know,
I thought I'd make an exception.
Field Day is a huge success.
Yes.
But... that's not what I'm talking about.
It's also the day I realized...
I'm falling in love.
Who's the lucky girl?
Her name is Jen.
Just Jen? No nicknames?
No. Just...
Jen.
Beautiful...
Smart...
Kind...
Intelligent...
Sexy... incredible...
It's kinda long.
Well, we got time to figure it out.
You have to look at the camera, you two.
[laughing]
Great timing you guys.
- Mom! - Hi.
- You look so happy. - I am.
Okay, everyone.
- Let's get everyone. - Alright.
- We need a picture. - Come on!
Guys. [whistle blowing]
♪
Alright, you ready?
Let's say... Field Day!
[in unison] Field Day!
[camera shutter snaps]