Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups Page #3

It looks like a barn

we could land behind.

Let's take her down.

Copy that, Mrs. C.

Got a fly. I'm okay.

Whoa!

Easy does it, boys.

Over here, I'm open!

Come on now,

pass it around.

Move it to the middle.

There you go.

Look, guys, we're here.

There's even elves playing Elf Hockey!

That's not like any Elf Hockey I've seen.

That's the game, kids!

Final score,

Blue Jackets, three, Meteors, two.

Okay, guys, gather around.

Gather around.

Let's bring her in!

All right, take it easy.

Come on in. Nice and slow.

Easy. This is looking good.

What a beautiful barn.

Picture-perfect landing,

if I do say so myself, Mrs. Claus.

Okay, well,

I see you guys brought your wagons.

So, just like every year,

you guys collect gifts

from around the town so that

I can bring them to the orphanage.

We need to make sure

those less fortunate boys and girls

have a nice Christmas, too, right?

So, do your very best.

Bring the toys to my house tonight,

and the orphanage

will be picking 'em up in the morning.

Good game, guys.

This lovely old barn is empty.

Why don't you spend a few days here?

Come on!

Good idea, Mrs. C.

We're pooped.

Those headwinds were tough.

It's gonna take hours

to fill this darn Christmas Wagon.

I like doing the Christmas Wagon.

It's like being Santa Claus for a day.

Now, you fellas

make yourselves comfortable.

I'm not exactly sure how long I'll be.

Don't worry about us, Mrs. C.

You take your time.

We're gonna catch some Z's.

Well, I guess I better get on

with the task at hand.

A new Ambassador for the Santa Cause

is nearby, I can just feel it.

Wish me luck! Toodle-loo!

Good luck, Mrs. C!

All right, guys, it's nap time.

Okay, Pups,

the reindeer are taking a yuletide rest.

It's time to make our move,

but we've got to be completely silent.

Oh, I know that one.

Silent night

Button it, sis, or we'll get caught.

There you go.

Hey, Taylor, come on over,

we're gonna help you.

I wish I could skate really good.

Hey, Pups, did you hear that?

This is it.

Our first chance

to grant a Christmas wish.

Yeah! Let's go for it!

I totally hope this works.

Here goes.

I wish that girl could skate really good.

Whoa!

How did you do that?

I have no idea!

Wow! This is going to be

even easier than I thought.

Let's do it again, that was funtastic!

Come on, guys,

let's go!

Awesome! Radical!

And that was Deck the Halls.

Okay, Pineville, be sure to tune in to

our annual Christmas fundraiser.

We really could use your support.

And now, a real treat and a preview

of our Christmas special.

Many of you may recognize this song

from my late wife, Michelle,

sung now, for the first time,

by our daughter, Sarah Reynolds.

Now.

My blue Christmas

Always leaves me

feeling so sad and blue

Every Christmas

Weighs upon my heart without you

Lord, please help me

Whoa!

Pineville's full of Christmas Spirit.

But where are all the elves?

There you go.

Here, let me help.

Come on, sisters.

We're here on a mission.

And promise not to cry this year

Every year

those snowflakes start falling

And suddenly

old memories start calling

I'll be saying my "hellos"

to every Joe that I know

When I will see

a vision of you in the snow

This year, Christmas

Will be a very, very sad Christmas

My blue Christmas

A break-your-heart-in-two

type Christmas

Every season

Gives me one

more reason to miss you

I miss you more

with each passing year

Now I don't know what else to do

Every year

those snowflakes start falling

And suddenly

old memories start calling

I'll be saying my "hellos"

to every Joe that I know

When I will see

a vision of you in the snow

We'll have a blue, blue Christmas

We'll have a blue, blue Christmas

this year

Blue, blue

Boo-hoo

Christmas

Isn't her singing magical?

Oh!

It most certainly is.

That's it. It's her.

She must be

the reason why I'm here.

What's that?

Oh, nothing.

Please, excuse me, but could you tell

me who was that singing?

Why, that's little Sarah Reynolds.

Isn't she adorable?

Her mother ran the radio station

and used to sing

each Christmas for the town,

but she fell ill and passed this fall.

The whole town was so sad,

and that poor family was devastated.

But little Sarah, well,

she stepped right in and took over.

You could say she's

Pineville's little Christmas miracle.

Oh, I see.

I must meet this young lady.

Well, the radio station's just there,

with the star over it.

If you'll excuse me,

you've been ever so helpful, Mrs...

Bright!

We're the Bright sisters. I'm Agnes.

- I'm Dorothy.

- And I'm Blue.

Well, it's a pleasure.

I'm Mrs...

Uh...

Cane.

Mrs. Cane.

Goodbye for now, and merry Christmas!

Goodbye! Merry Christmas!

Hey, look, everybody.

It's Dad and Santa Claus!

Seriously, why didn't they tell

us they were celebrities?

We could have got

all sorts of swag down here.

I think this town is the perfect spot

for the first ever

Jingle Paws Live Christmas Concert.

Come on, Pups, let's stay focused.

Wishes galore, crystals to score.

Hello?

Hi, merry Christmas.

Can I help you?

Well, yes, you might at that.

Are you the little girl that was singing

that beautiful song just now?

You were wonderful.

Who taught you to sing like that?

My mommy.

She sings with the angels now.

Well, it sounds to me like she passed

on the Christmas Spirit to you.

Every year, she did

the Christmas radio show.

We're doing it again this year

without her.

I bet it will be very magical.

How can we help you?

Well, I'm not sure.

But I certainly hope you can.

You must be here

for the nanny position. Excellent.

I'm sorry to disappoint you.

No, I was...

See, what I'm looking for

is someone to help me with the kids

while I'm at my real job.

Actually, I'm a lawyer,

but from now till Christmas,

I'm gonna be here at the station full-time

while I try to keep the show going.

Will you be my nanny?

I have a feeling I'd like you very much.

Aren't you sweet. Really, I'm sorry,

I was trying to explain, Mr...

Reynolds. Thomas Reynolds.

And this is Sarah.

Have you been working

with children long?

Well, I suppose

you could say all my life.

What I was trying to say,

Mr. Reynolds, is...

Well, Pineville's a pretty small place,

we know pretty much everyone

around here.

You must be from out of town.

Oh, indeed I am, yes.

I'm from up north.

Tell you what.

Don't say anything,

I want you to think about this.

Why don't you come over for dinner?

You can meet my son, Carter,

and we can discuss all of this

over my world-famous meatloaf.

Yes, please come over for dinner.

Well, I suppose a nice warm meal

would do me good.

I accept.

Great! We can all walk over together.

Just three blocks from here.

Okay.

I really hope Santa brings me

that train set.

All I want for Christmas

is my two front teeth,

so I don't sound so silly.

I'm sick of everyone teasing me

at school and calling me Silly Sally.

That poor girl!

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