Major Crimes2012

Ricky Raydor:
Mom, where's the Christmas Village?

Rusty Beck:
The what?

Emily Raydor:
Ignore him, Rusty. He's obsessed with child hood junk.

Ricky Raydor:
Whoa, "Junk"? No, no. Christmas Village is very valuable. It's filled with collectives. Rusty, it's a special diorama made with these model buildings from Dickens' novels and they all light up. It's awesome.

Sharon Raydor:
I am so sorry, honey. I left the Christmas Village in storage.

Ricky Raydor:
Why would it be in storage? We put it up every year and... and... Mom, where are the pinecone elves? What is this? That looks like a guilt cookie.

Sharon Raydor:
They were falling apart.

Ricky Raydor:
You didn't throw them away.

Sharon Raydor:
I'm afraid I did.

Ricky Raydor:
You dumped Harry, Sam, Franklin, Scotty, and Twinkle in the trash?

Emily Raydor:
Ha-ha-ha.

Rusty Beck:
You named them?

Ricky Raydor:
These are not just pinecones with hats. These are part of my childhood. They're a Christmas tradition.

Sharon Raydor:
Well, this Christmas we can make some new traditions. The four of us, a new family.