Diane can't help but compare all the ways in which Nick is different to her ex-husband... thank God!

Nick notices several things about Diane, not least of which is how little legroom she takes up.

One of the many picnics Nick & Diane had with Beulah's basket. A follow-up to Picnics and Pining.

Nick has never managed to sleep well in a bed that's not his own. That is, until sharing with Diane...

Nick & Diane stumble rather drunkenly home from the Screech-In. Discussions are had, plans are made and feelings are felt.

Annette has always seen love in places it didn't exist. But then she sees Nick and Diane...

A Gander take on the Clement Clarke Moore Christmas classic

Nick's thoughts on the bus from the airport to Gander.

Nick & Diane are both secretly thrilled at being confused for a couple during the Screech-In.

Neither Nick nor Diane can sleep - both plagued with dreams of an...interesting nature. How will this affect their upcoming dinner?

When Nick can't get a flight out of Dallas and all the hotels are booked, he is forced to impose upon Diane's hospitality and stay at her house. Nick is still struggling with his feelings and can hardly admit them to himself, so how will he cope with sharing a bed with the woman he...no, mustn't go there.

"So you'll call?" "As soon as I get back" Nick feels more alone since leaving Diane at the airport and getting on a plane back to London. Can a phone call help them feel closer together?

On the flight home from Gander, the first class compartment is (mercifully) unoccupied... for now.

It is Nick, not Diane, who can't remember the events of the Screech-In the next morning. Did he kiss the fish? And what about these strange flashbacks he keeps having?

Nick's thoughts following the events of the Screech-In

Five times Nick wished he could have kissed Diane and the one time he got to.