A House Is Still A House

All three boys are home and they discover that their former neighbor's house hasn't even been changed at all.

Randy Taylor: It's still here. I can't believe it.

Mark Taylor: It's like Wilson never left us at all.

Brad: And I thought the house would be gone already by now.

The Welcome Home Party

Brad is finished with college, and he comes home to a nice surprise party waiting for him.

Brad: I can't believe it. College is now done and I'm offically a soccer coach! Mom and Dad are going to be so proud of me when telling them about finally getting my dream job they wanted me to get.

Brad walks in the door and finds that nobody is there.

Brad: Hello? Anyone?

All: Surprise! Welcome Home Brad!

Brad gets teary eyed and cries.

Brad: You shouldn't have guys!

Jill: Can I have a hug? I'm so proud of you for finshing school.

Brad hugs his mother and tells her the news.

Brad: I'm now officially a soccer coach like you wanted me to be.

Jill: Oh son. I just knew you would get the job.

Coming Home For Thanksgiving

Brad, his wife Elaine, and three daughters are seen in the car going to Brad's childhood home for the holidays.

Kelly: Who are we going to see daddy?

Brad: Oh, you'll find out soon enough.

Brad turns to his wife and says something to her.

Brad: I cannot wait to surprise my father for the holidays! He'll be super excited to see me too.

Elaine: You need a break from all that coaching you've been doing these past few months.

Brad: You know, I wonder if my dad is still doing Tool Time after all these years and I'll be very surprised if he isn't.

Elaine: Now that he's older, I won't be surprised if he's retired by now.