Episode
Day 4658
Day 4658 in Seahaven Springs, under sunny skies. The tide is out further than usual. Kip Doyle has gone to look at what it left behind. Whatever Ike Tidewater and Sal Marino were circling, they have landed on it. The puddle outside the Sunrise Café has returned to its usual dimensions. Nothing bad ever happens here — but something is always going on. What Our Song Actually Is takes a turn. Goodnight, Truman. In case we don't see you: good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.
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06:00The sun breaks through over Seahaven Springs, precisely on cue.
07:00The tide is out further than usual. Kip Doyle has gone to look at what it left behind.
08:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
09:00Rain has begun over Seahaven Springs. Umbrellas deployed with suspicious synchronization.
09:31Whatever Ike Tidewater and Sal Marino were circling, they have landed on it.
11:00The puddle outside the Sunrise Café has returned to its usual dimensions.
12:00It is Wednesday lunch in Founders Park. Benches are being claimed diplomatically.
12:00The rain has driven everyone indoors, and the café is doing the best trade of the week.
14:09Edie Gorse has stopped wondering about it, which is not quite the same as knowing.
14:11Iris Brody claims the second verse goes one way. Ned Ferris is certain it does not.
15:00An unclaimed umbrella has been standing by the café door for three days.
16:00The rain has cleared. A rainbow appeared at a frankly cinematic angle.
17:00The orchard is loud with bees. Nobody has been stung in living memory.
18:24Gil Ferris and Linus Tidewater have stopped leaving their friendship to chance.
19:00Clouds drift in over the bay. The fishermen pretend not to enjoy it.
20:06Opal Ferris and Lark Ferris kept their word and finished what they started.
21:01Marla Finch has an answer, of a sort, and has decided it will do.
21:58Linus Tidewater is teaching the room a song that appears to have no chorus.
22:00The sun breaks through over Seahaven Springs, precisely on cue.
22:03Alma Callahan is explaining boats to anyone who will listen down at The Anchor.
22:05Ewan Callahan is describing a fish that grows between each telling.
22:19Gil Ferris has thanked every chair in The Anchor for its service.
22:28Bea Callahan has declared this the finest town in the world. Twice.
What was said
06:34Dot Ferris, Kip Doyle · Kip's House
There you are, love. Sit if you need to, stand if you do not.
There you are, love. Sit if you need to, stand if you do not.
07:04Bea Callahan, Linus Tidewater · Norma's House
I knew the day would improve if I ran into you.
I knew the day would improve if I ran into you.
07:15Hal Brody, Iris Brody · Sunrise Café
There you are, Iris. I was hoping we would cross paths.
There you are, Iris. I was hoping we would cross paths.
07:20Fern Gorse, Milo Ferris · Sunrise Café
I see we have chosen the same spot again.
I see we have chosen the same spot again.
07:36Hal Brody, Ned Ferris · Sunrise Café
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
07:59Fern Gorse, Opal Ferris · Marla's House
Opal. Good. You will want to hear what I have found out.
Opal. Good. You will want to hear what I have found out.
08:31Gil Ferris, Flo Ferris · June's House
I knew the day would improve if I ran into you.
I knew the day would improve if I ran into you.
08:47Truman Beaumont, Perry Gorse · Seahaven Mutual
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
You have caught me before my second cup of tea.
08:48Bram Tidewater, Hattie Whitlow · Founders Park
Morning, Hattie. Everything feels possible at this hour.
Morning, Hattie. Everything feels possible at this hour.
08:59Elaine Whitlow, Wilf Tanner, Edie Gorse, Bev Tanner, Hal Brody · Sunrise Café
Good morning! First proper conversation of the day.
Good morning! First proper conversation of the day.
08:59Bea Callahan, Wren Gorse · Town Hall
Good morning! First proper conversation of the day.
Good morning! First proper conversation of the day.
09:03Sal Marino, Ike Tidewater · The Dune House
Come, come. I need an honest palate.
Come, come. I need an honest palate.