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Rosie.

All right.

You'll never believe what I just

found out.

That I just called Beaumont's

Catering and confirmed they're all

set with the menu for your wedding

on Saturday.

They would have completely forgot.

You're the best, best mate ever.

Maid of honor.

I mean.

No. Jason's brother, Gavin, insists

that he be the man of honor.

Making you the best. Make the best.

Best? Of course.

Okay.

I'll take it.

So if not the catering, then what?

Oh, just that your favorite

antiques TV show ever is doing

a surprise live shooting at our town

hall right here in Hansford this

very afternoon.

So, treasure, it's Piers Harmon.

Are you kidding? I love that show.

Oh, the faces people make when they

find out their treasure is worth

more than they ever dreamed, like.

Oh, yeah.

Or when they find out that it's

just, you know, a treasure to them.

And it's like, Oh,

wow.

Well, they're only taking people

until three.

Oh. Oh, okay.

I'm bringing that.

Oh.

That's certainly

unique.

Yeah, it was my great aunt.

She hated it. But I'm going to sell

it and put it towards my wedding

dress fund.

Oh.

What are you going to bring?

Oh.

I have to think about it.

How about that 1950s fan?

No, no.

How about that chrome

candlestick phone I think is from

1905, but it would be great to

find out for sure.

No.

No.

I know how you are.

You seem to think about it all day.

We're never going to get out of here.

Just pick something from here in the

door and you have it.

Oh, What about this visit?

The world.

Rose, we're running out of time.

All the dorky.

Team lunchboxes running out of.

Time. Okay, let's go.

Okay, fine.

Oh.

Teapot.

Yes.

I'm coming. I'm coming.

Well, I'll call Kyle, and

then we're coming to you today live.

A beautiful house in New York.

And a lot of folks have come out to

discover it. They've got a priceless

prize or prize prices

just for them.

Either way, it's always a

fascinating journey of discovery on

this soul treasure.

Okay, we're ready to begin.

If you could line up in a single

file at the door.

Thank you.

Now, where did you acquire this

piece?

Do you think he'll get to us?

They said they were only taking

people two or three, and it's almost

that now.

Flights beginning may just be a

catfish.

Oh, yes.

Cake and caterers are confirmed,

Favors are on hand and decorations

are my place. I think I'm the same.

Except for my dress.

Still in luck.

Well, I thought I had months to look

for one. But with such short notice,

I'll settle for white men.

Fix me your composure,

Virus.

What can I do?

Gavin begged his boss for a couple

of weeks off.

He's in the Seoul office now, so

we'll make do.

There's no way Chase and I would get

married for this brother.

And thank you so much for all your

help.

What are best mates for

you?

You know, it's never too late for

you to bring a date to a wedding.

Joy, you never know.

We can bump into anyone any time.

Oh, it got it.

Got it, got it.

Beautiful tree.

Your teapot.

Your teapot is

very beautiful.

Is this a family heirloom?

No, it's just in 45.

I just got it to keep my friend

company. We're really here for her.

Well,

good luck to all of you.

Letting him get away. He'd be a

perfect date. So.

I don't have time at the wedding for

a date yet.

Started again sometime.

Ashley, my cousin has come.

Please, just don't.

I don't need any more bruises.

Okay.

We had access to this whole memorial

garden to decorate before him.

Of course.

One more advantage of being the

town's community programs director.

And the former director.

Put in a good word for you.

Mrs. Campbell was such a help in

securing the venue. We insisted she

come to the wedding.

They should let you use the garden

just for all the extra event

planning work you've taken on

lately.

We haven't been able to hire a new

event planner since our budgets been

slashed.

Now they're threatening even more

cutbacks.

Are you worried about your job?

No.

But a lot of our programs are at

risk.

Including the Young Entrepreneurs

program started, but.

They can't cut that.

Programs have so many girls already.

And Jeannie and our current girls.

Don't worry.

Figure something out.

I.

Well, this is an example of oil

on canvas.

I'd estimate it comes from the early

1900s.

The subject matter

is unique.

What do you think it's worth.

In America today? I have to say,

this old treasure is worth

$10.

Of course I know sentimental value

makes it priceless.

But I'm sorry.

Interesting.

May I ask how you came to own this

piece?

I bought a secondhand vintage shop

three years ago, and this was just

part of the inventory.

Beyond that, I don't know anything

else about it or where it came from.

I see.

If I may, I just

like to check.

Sorry. Your painting didn't turn out

to be a lost Picasso.

Yes. Just back to the bargain bridle

for me.

I'm sure you'll find something.

What's going on?

Attention, please.

What we have here today is actually

quite a find by Ms..

McGovern.

Rose. McGovern.

Ms.. Rose.

McGovern.

This is a beautiful example of

18th century Meissen porcelain

or Meissen China, the first

European hard piece porcelain.

But it's what we have

on the bottom that makes it so

extremely special.

This is the coat of arms of

the Prussian royal house of

Brandenburg,

which tells us this little teapot,

along with what would have been an

entire tea service, was made

specially for that royal family.

Ms. McGovern In the market today,

I'd have to say this old treasure

is worth $80,000.

Excuse me.

$80,000.

$80,000.

Hello.

Mr. Governor.

Miss McGovern, I didn't get to

introduce myself before.

I'm Joe Everard. I'm an antiques

dealer.

You'll have to excuse Roche.

She's got whatever the opposite of

sticker shock is, of course.

It's just that if you're interested

in telling the teapot I have, I can

get a lot of clients interested in.

In fact, I'm prepared to buy it from

you today for the full 80,000.

80,000?

What you say?

Okay.

I've finished thinking about it.

Oh, God. I was worried.

Thinking about it was going to be a

permanent condition, and we would

never hear another sentence from

you.

There is a lot to think about.

The world events and family

news and royal marriages that

was discussed over it.

If this people could talk.

So you're not going to sell it?

Oh, no. And it needs

to go to someone who can take care

of it and safeguard it better than I

can. And the money.

What do you do with all the money?

Yeah, I don't even know.

All I can think about is the

teapots. Former owner.

There's no way they got paid

anywhere near what it's worth.

So isn't that what you do?

Buy things for one price.

Sell them for Ireland?

Sure. But a fair price.

An honest one.

I couldn't stand in front of a young

entrepreneurs club knowing a cheated

someone.

So I decided that

I won't sell the teapot until I find

the former owner and offer

to foot the money with them.

Wow.

You're a much better woman than I

am.

And how exactly are you going to do

that? I mean, I've seen the

inventory reports back, and Vicky

had the store.

A shitty house.

You know, you could call them.

No.

I know that he's your expert then is

a board certified antiques expert.

No, not now.

Not ever.

Please tell me have the car to that

Joe Abbott guy.

I think I still have it.

Why? Why does that matter?

Because he owns the car and is such

a nice guy.

Joey, you never know

who could be the perfect date to the

wedding.

Mr. Gunter. Sir, thank you for

taking the time to talk with me.

Your email was intriguing.

Did you actually find a piece

of the Royal Brennan family to

shine?

I did.

It has the family coat of arms and

has been confirmed by an expert.

Well, that's some impressive work

you've done.

I have a number of colleagues and

friends who would love to be put in

contact with you.

Thank you, sir.

I'd like to take possession of the

teapot on Saturday.

Saturday?

Do you mean this

Saturday?

I'm sending a bunch of Brendan Burke

artifacts on loan to the museum in

Berlin. This could be the

centerpiece of the collection.

Is there a problem?

No, sir.

Not a problem. I will have the

teapot by Saturday.

But the year.

I don't have to tell you that an

antique dealer's reputation rests on

his word.

No, sir. I mean, yes, sir.

I mean. I mean, I understand.

I will be in touch soon with an

update.

Goodness.

Oh, not

a problem at all.

So second

hand

one.

Definitely I'd say with a 70 thought

about.

What are you doing here?

I didn't hear from you.

I thought maybe you would have lost

my card, so I wanted

to bring you another one.

I think that's really sweet of you.

And I wanted to follow up with

what? The Brandenburg Department.

Gee.

But of course.

What else?

Of course.

What else?

Sorry, I didn't mean to overstep.

How did you find me?

Did you bribe the producers?

Did you follow us home?

No, nothing like that.

I noticed your bumper sticker and I

looked up the store.

I can get you a cashier's check for

the full $80,000 today,

and you can be out of your life

forever. That you won't get an offer

that good that fast.

I promise you.

I can't sell you the cheap.

That's right.

So we'll make you another offer.

I will match that. Whatever it is.

It can't sell to anyone.

Something happened to it.

Was there an accident?

No. I know A really good restoration

house. You have all the pieces,

right?

It's not bad.

It's just.

I wouldn't feel right selling it

without finding the prior owner.

There's no way they could have known

its value.

Oh, you know,

you can sell it and split the money

later when you find them, right?

I can't do that either.

It could be an important piece of

their family history, and they might

not even have known it.

Surely they should have a say where

it goes.

You probably think that's stupid.

No, I

don't think that's stupid at all.

You know.

I always make sure the people I'm

buying from know what they're giving

up.

Oh, well.

Good.

I want to make a living. But you.

I sleep at night, too.

Anyway, I have your card.

Go to them.

If or when I find the prior owner,

I'll let you know.

If. When?

What do you mean by that?

You have receipts, records.

It's not that simple.

The tape has been in the store

longer than I have.

I bought this place from Vicky

Owens, and she ran it for 40

years before that.

And she bought from all over state

sales, yard sales, barn auctions,

you name it.

And her record keeping system

was chaotic at best.

A bad good to be.

You want to see it?

I mean, really?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, you said it was.

Yeah.

Maybe we could just ask Vicky what

she.

Remembers about the Tea Party.

Yeah. Well, I left her a message

already and just waiting for her to

return my call.

You remember that? The power jogger

memory.

Come on, I'll drive. I'll even throw

in lunch.

Oh, no.

I can't just.

Leave the store to run.

He says Vicky retired to a place

like an hour away.

We could go to eight.

I can't do that either.

My best friend's getting married on

short notice this Saturday, and I'm

her best me.

Maid of honor.

With the store and Julie's wedding

and the Young Entrepreneurs Club.

I mean, all my spare time is spoken

for, but if I haven't heard from

Vicky by Sunday, I'll go through

Sunday.

Yeah. Oh, that's way too late.

For what?

Market change evaluations

go down A new discovery.

Hey, look, I get that you don't have

the time to drop everything and.

Go through all this.

Thank you for understanding that.

But I do.

What do you think you're doing?

I'm preventing my jacket from

getting dusty while I look for a

teapot in administrative

haystack.

Okay, so I will start

here and away.

No.

No, that section

is an inventory record.

So step is personal.

Vickie's inventory records are right

here.

You're welcome to take them upstairs

to go through them.

All right?

And I want my cobwebs back in

the exact same position.

Yes, ma'am.

What am I supposed to do with that?

Oh, sure.

Wow.

I thought you might like some tea.

Oh.

I think that's great.

Oh, it's not

from the Brandenburg Tea Bar.

No, of course not.

Just my good old electric kettle.

I always like a nice cup of tea

towards the end of the day.

The Brandenburg is locked away in

the cabinet at the cash register.

Oh, good.

At the end of the day.

Oh, look, I have completely

lost track of time.

Of course.

Another half hour. I said one more

box I.

Got to close up. I promised Juliet

help her try on wedding dresses.

I'll take the box with me and go

through it tonight.

Oh.

Not tissues needed.

Give me a hand. I have a

handkerchief in my jacket pocket.

You actually carry a handkerchief?

How can I say I'm not old fashioned

kind of guy,

huh?

Still can't believe you did all

this.

One day I've been

chipping away at it for years and

never seem to make any headway.

Then what are you doing

here?

I saw you on this old treasure, and

I had to come see you

today.

Yeah.

I would be happy to handle the sale

of the teapot for you.

Oh, well, that's very kind of

you, but.

Really not necessary.

Is this because of what happened

between us? I mean, one.

It's not a reason at all.

Like the reason I

can't let you handle the sale is

whether it's because I've promised

it to Joe here.

So this is Ben Olsen.

Ben, this is Joe Everett.

He's an antiques dealer.

Well, it appears I'm too late.

Sorry about that.

Don't be.

So you will sell me the teapot.

Once I find the prior owner.

Thank you.

I can't tell you how much that

means.

Yeah, I should go.

Julie will be.

Waiting. Okay.

Of course.

You don't.

That all right?

Here.

This is the box?

Yes.

Okay. Just get your jacket.

Let's go.

Well, this one.

It's got to be something new here.

Here's a one with the really, really

long skirts.

Well, you tripped over the train

three times, just coming out of the

dressing room.

No, no.

That is the reason, Glenn, when you

had an allergic reaction to.

Maybe I won't be allergic this time.

I mean, how can I be allergic to

something this gorgeous?

Are you familiar with the definition

of insanity?

It's doing the same thing over and

over again and expecting a different

result.

Speaking of insanity.

Were you able to figure out where

your precious pottery came from?

No.

And most of Vicky's records have

been gone through.

Still no luck, though.

How'd you manage that?

Her records were a mess.

Actually.

That antiques dealer did it for me.

The one that followed us to

my car and gave me his card.

That this little treasure contained.

He used his number.

I'm so proud of you.

Oh, no, no.

He just shot

dead.

Maybe you could invite him to the

wedding.

Tell me he's married.

You're sure?

Yes.

I saw the ring and it wasn't on his

finger.

I found it by accident.

Oh, so you're thinking

he took off the ring so he could

charm you into selling him the

teapot?

I don't know.

Maybe just not

on the dress.

Okay, but.

Okay, I'm ready.

Tara, This is it.

It's got to be.

Jerry.

Beautiful.

Oh, Rose.

When I asked to help, I didn't

think how hard all this wedding

stuff would be on, you.

Know, it was for the best.

Then just didn't want to get married

at all to

anyone.

I just want you to be sad.

Has this been hard on you?

No.

Oh, I'm just so very happy for you.

And I want to help any way I can.

That is what best maids are for.

Hey, Joey.

I still allergic to this dress,

aren't you?

Yeah.

It's like I can't get to the.

What if I took an antihistamine

ceremony?

Hey, good morning.

I got tea for two.

Oh. And

muffins.

No, thanks. I already have

breakfast.

So you might need the extra energy

today.

Maybe your wife would like a muffin.

Why don't you go ask her?

I'd love to, but she passed

away three years ago.

I.

I'm so sorry I didn't.

Have.

The ring in your pocket by accident.

And I.

Oh, yeah, It's, uh.

I don't wear the ring anymore, but

I'm not ready to put it away

yet.

I mean, look at the records.

No, nothing about the Tea Party

needs either.

And your friend Vicky?

No. And before you ask, I did

leave her another message.

I told you I would sell you the

brand of 30.

You don't have to keep hanging
around.

No, I've heard that before.

It. Now that Tea Party is my ticket

to bigger, better clients.

And I am not letting that get away.

Well.

You can't hang around the store all

day getting underfoot.

You might need my help.

Thank you. But I do.

Find my own.

Well, shouldn't you open up

the customers waiting?

Okay. You want to help?

Okay. Do that.

Got it.

But

how do you measure?

Welcome.

I'm Monica.

22.

I play some ads in the paper and

online, asked me if anybody had any

information about the former owner

of the famous this old Treasury

teapot and may have

mentioned that second hand rose was

where it was discovered.

You mention anything about

you wanting to split.

The money was in, did you?

Oh, no. We are very proud of con

artists claiming they were direct

listeners in the Brandenburg Tea

Party was rightfully theirs.

But then what are all these people

doing here?

Shocked.

I think anything you pick up here

could turn out to be another amazing

treasure.

So you might think twice.

It could happen.

I will not mislead people or let

them think they're buying something

they're not.

Oh.

I mean, do you think that this could

be a Victorian oil lamp?

No, I'm really sorry.

I don't think it is.

But it could be right.

Like it could be 100 years old.

Well, it does have an electric

cord, so it's doubtful, but

it is unusual and it's very

pretty.

But I think it's pretty.

And importantly, don't you.

This is not going to turn out to be

Victorian. It's just a pretty

lamp.

I still like it.

I'll take it.

Wonderful. She'll bring you up right

here.

C line required.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Those are two for $5 I

made.

Wait, wait, wait a sec.

Do you even know who any of these

musicians are?

I guess not.

And why does that matter?

At least give them a listen first.

Okay.

Is it really necessary?

I don't want to sell people things

just to have them be tossed in a

dumpster when they realize they're

not worth a fortune.

That's not why I opened Secondhand

Rose.

These things, they deserve to be

loved again, not just

consigned to a landfill.

Oh, no, no, no. That's not a hat.

That's. That's a shopping bag.

That's not.

A hat.

There. There.

Oh.

So maybe these are

better.

He knew of this whole stuff.

Yeah. Yeah.

All are

saying we'll leave. It's only noon.

It's like locusts descended in here.

It's going to take me a week to

restock and create new displays.

On the other hand, he had a week's

worth of sales and one morning and

everybody laughed for something that

they genuinely love.

Even his son actually.

Treasure?

Yes, treasure to them.

I call that a win.

Come on.

Yeah, right.

Yeah.

Oh, fam.

Oh, look at us.

So you take the rest of the

afternoon off.

Yeah. I mean, I think I have to.

So we can go see your friend Vicky,

right?

Oh. Oh.

Oh, I see.

This was your plan all along.

Just get all these people in here to

buy me out so that you wouldn't have

to wait till Sunday.

Well, I.

Had thought that if that was to

happen, I wouldn't be the worst

thing in the world.

Are you looking for directions to

Vicki's place?

Hmm?

No, I'm looking up estate sales.

Well, I have a lot of inventory

to replace. A whole lot of

inventory.

And I'm still building source client

base. I can't.

Close the store for a whole day.

What are you doing?

I'm also looking at estate sales.

But I see you don't realize how

versatile I am.

I can carry all your purchases.

I make a wonderful beast of burden.

Yeah, I can tell you make a

spectacular jack

of all trades.

Master.

I'm sorry you stuck with me till you

saw that teapot.

Oh, I'm going to help you out.

You know,

you do enjoy being so

slow.

And it's slow.

But I like to be careful and

considerate.

And also slow is just a side

effect.

Oh, come on.

Oh, no.

Okay.

Now you're doing this on purpose.

I am not.

But I will take it.

No. You said you were taking the

mirror.

I will take the mirror.

For the story.

That was for my best mate.

It's not going to work.

Julie's colors are blue and white.

That's green.

It's.

It's green.

It's just.

Hello, Mr. Gunther, sir.

How are you? Joe.

What's the status on the president?

I told the museum in Berlin, and

they're very excited about having it

as part of their exhibit.

Things are going a little

slower than anticipated,

but I'm sure everything will be

wrapped up by Saturday.

Good man.

Send me an update as soon as

possible.

Thank you.

You can't say no to the giraffe?

Nope.

Yeah.

Joe.

Hey, Joe.

Hmm?

What?

I've been calling your name for,

like, 5 minutes since you hear me.

I really go.

Is that?

Is that all you have?

Yes.

These in the mirror.

So that means we're going to spend

tomorrow ad sales.

Ad sales and not talking

to your friend Vicki.

Are you regretting that great plan

of yours?

You sell items on consignment,

don't you?

Yeah, all the time.

Because I noticed they have some box

lots here.

What are you going to do with the

box slides?

I do not want a box

lot. I like all box

lots.

You can tire store to fill.

So you have time to do this feed on,

time to take a quick trip, which can

make you 80 grand richer.

Chili is my best friend.

She was the first person I met when

he came to town, and

I never would have been able to

relaunch this place without her

health.

And when I wanted to start a young

entrepreneurs club for Teen Girls,

Joni found space at the town hall

for us to meet and help get us

funding.

There was one of my hometown, and

it just really changed her life.

20 miles west.

So now you're giving back.

Exactly.

And Julie helped make that possible.

So when she found out that instead

of six months to put together a

wedding, she had only a few weeks.

I promise to be the

best, best maid

and make sure she came out on

the other side, married, happy.

And.

Most of all saying.

How you are.

You are a good friend.

The only thing of this is

handmade is pure

wool and nice color.

Turn it around.

Oh, that's.

That's special.

Yeah.

It's a good sign.

No.

ALL Oh, here we go.

Moby Dick hardcover

seems quite old.

What year is the edition?

But

you see.

Haste makes waste.

And look what it gets you.

Oh, you mean something like this?

See Golfo

Cantina.

It looks handmade

and it's very pretty.

Yes. Yes.

So about tomorrow.

There's an auction in Richmond.

There's three

state sales.

And

you should go home and rest.

I think that my fine energy has worn

off.

I can't.

I have to get this finished tonight.

All right.

What are you doing?

Oh, I'm helping.

I.

What are these?

It's birdseed.

You put it in the tree and birds

coming from it.

Jilly couldn't stand the thought of

someone not getting fed at her

wedding. Even the birds.

Oh, it's a great idea.

Yeah, I.

Know.

When I was planning, I.

But.

I think.

Anything.

Well, that is the last

of them.

I would have been perhaps alarmed by

your health.

Thank you.

My pleasure.

It's getting late.

You should walk.

Going to your car.

Well, actually, there's still some

stuff I need to get done here.

Right. Of course.

Good night.

Yeah.

Good night.

See you tomorrow.

Bye.

Oh.

Heroes.

Girls. What's going on?

The town just had their budget

meeting and it's worse than we

thought. They cut all our programs,

starting with girl entrepreneurs to

consider a trip to the national

convention and the Mentor program

and the college tours.

All of it.

I'm so sorry, Rose.

I thought as hard as I could.

I know you did everything you could,

Joey.

Carlos, I know this is

disappointing, but Julie and

I are going to work something out.

We are? Yep.

So you girls go home and get a

good night's sleep?

I have school to work.

Nathan

So what's our really great

plan?

You know, this can't be faced with

bake sale or to that conference is

all the way in Los Angeles.

You're looking at hotels, airfare,

meals.

Do you know how much teenagers can

eat?

Yeah, I know.

And I know none of our girls or

their families have the resources to

go on their own. But I just.

I know it can make all the

difference to those girls.

You know, was it for me?

Unless you have a pot of gold

lying around.

I do the tea pot of gold.

Or at least one that's worth its

weight in gold.

But you haven't found the prior

owners yet. And registration for

a conference goes on Monday.

And distracted.

Hardly been looking.

But I know just where to start.

I'm going to call Joe and

tell him that we're not

going to go to these dates else and

we're going to go see Vicky

tomorrow.

What?

Nothing. It's just.

I love it. Oh.

When you were younger, were you

always attracted to antiques?

It was kind of my thing.

Like, I.

Have a favorite Georgian.

Clothes, and.

I used to collect old toys.

That was really everything.

Yeah.

Okay.

I got to turn around here before.

Western.

Road is.

Headed east of the town and south,

Queen Street heads north into town.

And if we want to leave town.

Town Center Road that

way.

Makes perfect sense.

I should tell you about Vicki before

you meet her.

I'm all ears.

She's a very quiet,

retiring person.

I have to be careful not to wear her

out.

That's okay.

I mean, Stanley, delicate things.

And just don't be offended if

she falls asleep in the middle of

our visit.

Oh, I'm sure. News of our of

and treasure will keep you awake.

You don't mind me asking, what made

you change your mind?

The town canceled all funding from a

young entrepreneurs club and a bunch

of other programs, too.

But with the sale of the teapot,

I could keep the group going for

years.

Well, get some

answers then.

She's out.

I came as soon as she gave

me hope. She's okay.

When I get that window open, go

inside.

You.

Yeah. Sorry.

You just couldn't resist.

It's like you're standing there.

I didn't know you were coming today.

Or is there. I keep meeting.

Return your calls. But Saul and I

have been.

So busy.

Fixing what happened.

I look good.

You look great, actually.

But different love

and Saul are what happened to me.

It's all in my boyfriend, of course.

Oh.

Oh, What is that?

Is that what happened to you, too?

Oh, no, no, no, no work.

This is Joe Everett, and

he's an antiques dealer,

and.

Well, it's a long story.

Okay. Why don't we just go into the

garden and have a cup of tea?

Oh, no. I also have lemonade

if you do that.

Take lemonade.

Oh.

Oh, Here.

Oh, I love that.

Well now.

I have never seen this teapot in my

life.

I know.

But you must have.

It was in the store when I bought it

from you.

It's not that I don't believe you,

Rosie. There is just that.

Well, I had been feeling

pretty low the last two years at

the store, and, well, to

be honest, I'd given up interest in

just about everything but my

houseplants.

That doesn't seem to be the case

now.

Yeah, well, everything changed when

I met my soul.

Suddenly, I was interested in all

sorts of things again.

I mean, I even gave away my

houseplants because I wanted to make

more room in my life.

Well, you know, for more life.

I'm just so happy

for you. You're like a whole new

woman.

No, I am the woman I used to be.

But the Teapot Dome is nothing.

Nothing. But I promise that if

anything comes to me, you'll be the

first to know.

Okay.

Now, Rosie, I got to go.

I need to get changed from my

lesson plans.

Oh.

It was so great to see you.

No, don't be a stranger, okay?

And don't give me a stranger either.

Hands in the air.

Yes, ma'am.

That's what I like to hear.

Cheers.

Cheers to the Tea Party.

Said the Tea Party.

So not only are you the perfect

navigator, but you also brought

provisions.

I wasn't for you. I've been driving

around in circles, so I perished

from hunger.

Oh.

You made one wrong turn.

I've made the same round here three

times.

Well, don't feel so bad.

That crossroad always throws at a

towners and their keeps.

I should have known you would have

had a true to life picnic basket.

And I figured we'd be driving

back about lunchtime.

Anything worth doing?

No. And the picnic is always worth

doing.

You look like you're about to offer

me a penny for my thoughts.

I got a nickel.

Oh, well.

I just.

I can't get over the change in

Vicki.

If you knew her before

that.

She just seems so

happy.

Blissful, incredible.

Not that I'm not happy.

I mean, I love my life.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, me too.

I love my store.

I love my friends.

I love traveling.

I love finding great new

things. I love my nieces and

my brothers.

My nieces. I love my sister.

How did you get to be like?

That for me.

According to Vicky, you have to

get rid of your gas plants

to.

How many houseplants.

Can keep a cactus like.

You know.

I travel too much.

Do you think there's something

else here?

I.

How.

I'll think about it.

He's not really married.

I knew it wasn't just a teapot.

It's really not like that.

He tracked you down.

He's helping out with the store.

And you spent the whole day

together.

So he's still carrying around his

wedding ring.

You can't possibly be ready to move

on.

Well, if it helps, I got the town to

agree to an emergency budget meeting

on Friday.

You did great.

You didn't have any idea who the

former owner could. Events.

Teapot.

I want to be at that meeting.

You better.

And I'm also looking for people

interested in speaking about

community programs. So if you can

think of anyone, let me know.

I'm sure.

And the dress?

Yes. How's it going?

Oh, I took the day off, went to

Richmond and tried on half the

dresses in the city

and.

Nothing.

At least nothing. I'll be ready by

Saturday.

I know it doesn't really matter what

I wear.

Most important thing is, is that

Chase and I love each other and are

married.

But still.

It's just when I think of my wedding

day, I picture myself in something.

Special.

You know, that's the problem.

This whole time you've been thinking

about what you can settle for, but

not about what you really want.

What if we try from the other way

around?

I don't follow.

Put it.

Down.

Okay.

Close your eyes.

Picture your wedding day.

You know, at the venue, it's like

decorations.

You know, judges will say,

What do you look like?

What does your dress look like?

Well.

White, of course,

but not blinding and

lazy, but not too lazy

and skirt big enough to make me feel

like.

Like a Brandenburg from space

sings.

I know when you travel.

My dreams

and I see something like

Laci short sleeves,

a sweetheart neckline

fitted in the bodice and

a full tulle skirt.

And it just fits me perfectly.

Stand up

a stream

of.

Rose.

I get married in three days, and so

far I'm walking down the aisle in

cut offs and a tank top.

So if you have an idea, I kind of

need to hear it now.

Okay.

Okay.

I will get rid of the cactus.

So what?

What

was.

Is this really necessary?

I don't want you to judge us until

you've seen the full effect.

Okay. You can look.

Oh.

What? How?

Where?

I wasn't covered.

Have you been holding out on me?

That's right.

But this was exactly.

What I was thinking of how this even

possible.

I'll you just have the same great

taste in dresses.

This was your address from your

wedding? That was wasn't.

But would you want to keep

it someday for when you do get

married?

I have another thing on Twitter and

some other stuff for a long

time.

And it's time to let them go now.

Time to send them off into the world

so that they can bring joy to their

people the way they were meant to

bring joy to me.

Just like all the other treasures.

It's serious if you want to.

Of course, I wanted.

You don't mind that it was

previously left?

No.

It only brings more love to my

wedding. And more love is exactly

what I want.

Hello, Mr. Gunther, sir.

What's the status with the
Brandenburg

Gate? But you haven't.

Give me an update for Saturday.

Things are coming along and

I'm can progress, but there's

still a bit of a snag with the

former owner.

It's not a question of fraud, is it?

Oh, no, no, nothing like that.

Just a matter of making sure

the the chain of ownership is clear.

Highest ethical practices and all

that.

Well, I suppose I can argue with

caution when it comes to ethics.

Now, I believe you reside in New

York City, sir.

That's correct.

Well, I'm at Hunter for New York.

Soon as all this gets resolved, are

we able to deliver the Brandenburg?

Personally.

I expect to hear from you soon with

an arrival date.

Good day.

Hi. Hi.

I have a friend

who might be interested in some of

your things. I don't know.

You were having a moving sale.

That would be great.

Well, she might not be able to make

it tonight. So we have it on sale

tomorrow.

Tomorrow is moving day.

Oh, okay. Well, thank you.

I'll let her know.

Just.

It's beautiful.

Thank you.

I'll take it.

How have we gotten.

To the town budget meeting?

Well, I.

Asked my uncle, who's a plumber, to

come in and talk about how important

small businesses are to a community.

And I emailed the CEO of that

pharmaceutical plant over in Graydon

to see if she would come speak, and

she said yes.

Great.

I'm going to ask Vickie to come in,

too. She's a bit of an amateur

town historian.

She can give a long term view of the

town's progress.

Really?

I was hoping you were.

Going to my people to, you know,

energize the council, not put.

Them into a coma.

Believe me, these days, Vickie has

enough energy to power a small city.

My little town council will be no.

Problem for her.

If you say so.

Attention, everyone.

What we have here today is actually

quite a find by Ms..

Rose McGovern. Ms..

Rose McGovern.

In the market today, this old

treasure is worth $80,000.

Excuse me.

$18,000.

So where's Joe today?

He said he's going to spend the

morning going through the e-mail

responses to all the ads.

Mm hmm.

Maybe the t PIs prior owner

recognized it from the show and will

write in.

Must be nice not having him in your

hair for a few hours.

Not so bad.

Well, not as bad as I thought he

was.

Huh?

He's actually not the slick salesman

I expected.

He knows a ton about antiques, and

he's been really helpful with

wedding prep to your goodie bags

with still just be goodies without

them.

Oh, goody.

Well, then I promise to love him

forever.

Okay. You don't have to buy that.

Could you?

He's not my type.

Yes, of course.

Because what could be worse than

smart, kind, cute men, just

like Joe.

Hi.

How are you?

What are you doing here?

Oh, Did you find out anything about

the Chipotle last night, or is there

something in those emails?

Nothing confirmed past

misinformation, some pranks, and

a few outright France.

Well, then, what are you doing here?

I was hoping you might have thought

of something else to try.

And completely out of ideas.

See something else.

As you guys

know, Yes and no.

Yes. No.

Yes. No.

There really isn't that much to do

here.

If Joe was helping you and the girls

and I can prepare for the town

council meeting tomorrow, there's

still a ton of information to

research and organize.

I want to make sure I'm doing

everything I can to present the very

best case we can find.

So you. He's just go.

I've got you covered.

Thank you both.

So, the planning binders just over

there. You can find everything

that's in it and have fun

and overthink too much.

Okay, great.

Yeah,

yeah,

yeah.

Yeah. It doesn't have to be so

precise.

Just seeing.

If it's better two inches.

From the edge or is.

It? Looks great.

Come with the streamers now.

I'm still thinking about the videos

here.

Really love strict instructions.

Not to overthink things.

Now, as the best leader, you can

just be the bride.

Okay, So all

you have to do for one is

not throw it into the tree

transport.

Okay.

So

you're thinking.

I'm not ever thinking.

I'm just thinking about.

It because you're.

What the bride.

Wants.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, on one end

there and

throw.

Close your eyes.

One more thing.

It's so beautiful.

It's beautiful.

Yes.

I really

didn't have to carry those.

All the way back here.

Didn't you say that I would make a

tremendous jack of all trades?

Master of none?

Well, maybe one or two

or three, if you count the

streamers.

Okay.

Just like that.

I can make us some tea.

Yeah.

Be great.

You think?

That's too bad you don't have a

chance to catch the ruling.

See, I asked you yesterday.

I know when.

I got an old Bakelite phone and some

Silver Spring times.

No.

What's wrong?

It's just missing something.

As an idea.

Are we expecting.

Stormy weather.

Or something like that?

No, just for this.

Right about

here. This

right there.

Is this good?

That is.

Perfect.

Okay. Just like that.

You know.

Call me Ishmael.

Moby Dick.

Hi.

Welcome.

Welcome.

I know.

Didn't.

Yeah. Yeah, That's perfect.

Yeah, it is.

I like it.

Come and see.

What if you never find out who the

prior owner of the property was?

What hell?

Well.

I have to think about it.

Hello.

I know that won't be necessary,

but thank you for checking.

Well, I was

out of town.

And it was a check out on Saturday.

They wanted to know if I wanted to

extend my stay again.

Oh.

I hadn't realized.

Yeah, it only kind of stay in town

for a day or two after the filming

of this whole treasure.

But.

Stayed longer than I thought I

would, and now

I should be

moving on.

Well, I have your card.

You will be the first person I call

when I find the car.

And I am ready to say, I promise.

You don't need to say that you

already promised it.

I know we trust each other.

There's still one person.

I haven't asked about it yet.

Who?

Ben.

Hey.

Rose.

Chapin.

Thanks for coming years of us.

You said you had some questions

about the teapot.

I should come right over.

May I?

Wonderful.

They probably have a lot of concerns

about getting the best price.

And I can tell you, there are

several large auctions coming up.

I know I can pull some strings.

I'll make sure it gets added in

there, even if it is last

minute.

But no, I already

promised to sell to someone else.

I wanted to see if you remembered

anything about it when we were

sitting at the stores.

Maybe you unpacked it or a policy

for it, or noticed

it being stored next to something

else that might help identify the

owner or something.

I don't ever remember seeing before.

I look. I wish I had.

Need.

You.

You're married.

But you. You never wanted to get

married. That's what you said to

anyone, ever.

I thought at the time.

Rose.

I thought that I meant it.

You know.

I have to go.

I'm scheduled to speak at the town

council meeting this afternoon.

Okay. But Ross

and Brandon,

I just really think you should have

somebody you can trust handles.

You can trust him.

Have a great day.

Thank you.

Hey, how things go with Ben?

Did he remember anything about the

teapot?

Oh.

No, he didn't know anything.

Is everything okay?

Okay.

What?

Is everything okay?

Yeah.

I'm fine.

I'm going to go to the town hall and

help Jolie prep for the meeting

because you are just a little

longer.

Yeah, I'd be happy to.

Are you sure everything's okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

Thanks.

It's great cats and dogs.

Well, if it isn't the handsome

stranger.

Well, as Rose hired you on full

time.

Oh, no, I'm just watching the store

for. For a few hours.

Well, she was off the town council

meeting.

Oh, no, that's where I'm going to.

And I was. I was hoping to catch a

couple of minutes with her before

the meeting because I

remembered something about that

teapot.

Really?

What did you remember?

I got it out of a yard sale.

Oh, that's great.

Where?

Well, that is The problem is at

least ten years ago now, I remember

I got it on Oak Street, and

the house had a red door.

And.

And and and and

and.

Well, that's great.

Well, that is more than we've come

up with so far.

Oh, you know, I can't tell you how

happy it may be to pass this place

on to Rose.

She's really made it something

special. Yeah, And she's pretty

special, huh?

So.

I.

Are you interested in

her?

No, no.

We have a

professional arrangement.

You know, I'm a widower, so,

you know, I had my chance.

Widower?

Oh, yeah.

Oh.

Oh, you. No.

Those town council meetings

are so stuffy and they never go near

a pilot.

This guy

is so pretty.

Well, I'm sure Rose won't mind if I

give you a deal.

You know I do. I do like it a lot.

But no.

Why not?

I don't know. Someone else has

already had it, already loved it.

You know.

It doesn't mean it shouldn't be

loved again.

Exactly my point.

See here.

By.

None of it.

No, I just need.

No.

Oh.

Front Dawn.

Will examine.

He's.

Joe.

So you won't believe what happened.

They canceled the Young

Entrepreneurs Club.

Joe is not available to speak

at the moment.

Oh.

You know, decorations are just

darling. Thanks.

Though. It was Rose and Joe who

really put it all together.

Quite a team those year.

Huh?

Hey.

Is Joe here?

He's gone. He's not answering his

phone. The brand party part is

missing.

Rose, calm down.

John, sell the teapot.

You're a good judge of character.

My cause.

I really don't think I am.

I don't think I can judge anyone's

character, Joe.

People lie. They lie all the time.

Ben did.

Rose.

Joe isn't Ben.

I saw him in the store right before

the meeting.

You did? Yes.

I came by to tell you that I

remember something about the teapot.

You weren't there, so I told him.

Now I remember that I got it at a

yard sale on Oak Street

and that the house had a red door.

But that's all I've been able to

recall, I'm afraid here.

Wall Street read to her,

Joe.

Maybe not such a great team

after all.

Well, you see, this teapot was part

of a set that belonged to the

Prussian workhouse.

Brandenburg My grandmother did live

here before us, but she.

Never said anything about being

royal.

If you had a closer look,

you might remember it.

Oh.

Oh, I'm sorry.

What?

Oh, my colleague here.

Has he jumped to conclusions?

No, I haven't jumped to anything.

Vicky told me she bought the tea out

of the house on the red door.

Now, this is the only house on Oak

Creek with a red door.

I checked. Yeah, but this

house is only had a red door this

past year.

Yeah, she's right.

Oh, well, I.

I have their own place then.

Well, thank you for your time and

for taking.

We're sorry to bother you.

Oh, it's no bother.

I'm just sorry I couldn't help it.

Thank you again. Oh, good luck with

the move.

Oh.

Dare you steal my property and run

off with it like that?

I wasn't stealing it. I was only

borrowing it.

How could you.

Possibly know this house only had a

red door for one year.

I live across the street.

That's all I knew about Wendy's yard

sale. And don't change the subject.

Is it? What? I have left you that

note. If I was really trying to

steal it.

What now?

The note that I left on the counter.

There was no note.

You could have waited for me to get

back.

I knew they were moving.

Today across town.

How am I supposed to know that?

For all I know.

They were moving to Alaska.

We'd never find them again.

Didn't care if they were really the

owners. You would have gone along

with anything, she said.

Just to get your hands on this

stupid jade.

That's not true.

I admit.

I jumped the gun and maybe I

should have waited for you.

But I don't understand why

you can just trust that I was acting

with the best of intentions.

Because I don't.

Okay? I just.

I don't and.

I don't think we'll ever know for

sure who used to own this teapot.

Well, what are you going to do with

it?

I'm never going to sell.

I can go back in the cabinet and

never see it again. It'll be too

soon.

And the same goes for you.

Hello, Mr. Gonzales.

Driver here.

Joe.

What time can I expect to see you

today?

I'm afraid you won't be seeing me

here or the Brandenburg TI.

But the current owner refuses

to sell to me or

anyone else.

But you said you had everything in

hand.

The museum in Berlin expects to have

it as part of their exhibit.

I'm sorry to disappoint, sir, but

there is just no way I'm leaving

Huns for this afternoon.

I don't have to tell you how this

reflects very badly on your

abilities as a dealer.

In good conscience, I'll have no

choice but to relate this episode if

anybody asks about working with you.

I understand.

And again, I'm very sorry, sir.

It's your.

Brothers.

Help you get this snowed in time.

He thinks keep the Tea.

Party from the house in Oak Street

with the red door.

You know the one.

Join me there as fast as you can.

This might solve the mystery.

Yes.

This is the necklace that you were

looking for.

To.

You look at this beautiful white

guys.

How many layers do I.

Owe all of them to

do?

What? I'm only doing this once.

So it might as well be

the bride with Justin

Rose.

Across the UK.

Yeah, No, I'm fine.

I'm fine. Yeah.

It's about Joe, isn't it?

What happened?

I accused him of stealing the teapot

and not caring about your feelings

and not

being trustworthy, just like

them.

And we had faith.

And then I found the note he really

had left for me.

And it was this beautiful

necklace that he found for me.

And.

Well, and I mean, you froze.

I know I have emergency tissues

around here somewhere.

Right side, right side.

I had the seamstress ADD.

And just just for that,

I really do think that everything.

Why don't you tell me about this

yesterday?

A day before your wedding?

Well, yes.

Just tell.

I don't know what to do.

I know what you have to do, but

you're not going to like it.

What do you need to open up

your heart?

Be willing to take chances and trust

again. Not only if your heart is

with Steve.

That just became.

That's your last.

Time.

Forget about Ben.

This is for your own sake.

Think, Rose, when

you opened up your heart and you let

go of this dress and other wedding

stuff.

Seats. Which better?

Yeah, it was.

It was wonderful.

Right.

You know, figuring.

Okay.

Let's just let's finish getting

ready.

Oh, no, we're not finished yet.

What about Joe?

It's too late for Joe.

He's leaving town today.

And even though I know where he is,

I want you to think about what to

say to him.

And maybe you don't need to think

about it. I mean.

Of course you need to think about

it.

You?

Well, I think that

you are about ready.

Where?

A bookcase in the refrigerator

in the kitchenette.

Be right back.

You are.

They had a new lease and I know what

to say to him.

And you want to think about it?

No, I don't want to think about it.

He will be back in an hour.

You know, I was my maid of honor.

This.

Joe every time.

Go.

Go.

Can I borrow your bike?

I'll bring it back.

EPA said.

John.

Russ went on.

What happened?

I found a new lead.

And I'm sorry for not trusting you.

Slow down. No, there's a there's

something.

I'm so sorry.

And I found this new feed, and I

have to tell you about it right

away. Even though right now I'm

supposed to be being Jilly's maid of

honor.

Best mate.

But I thought it was time to

open my heart. And Julie was right.

And I was so wrong.

I really don't want to never see

you again.

You don't.

And I was hoping that you feel

the same way.

Well.

I'm thinking about it.

I'm kidding.

I also never want to

not see you again.

In fact, I think I want to see

you.

All the time.

We don't have a wedding to go to.

Julie Rose, get in the car.

Right.

Ready.

Okay.

Right.

Just to see the resemblance.

Hi. Nice to see you.

Mrs. Campbell.

Hi. Hi.

I'm Rose McGovern.

I found this picture at the

town hall, and I believe that

this is you here with this teapot.

Yes.

Yes. This is me back when

I was the community program's

director.

Such nice ladies teas

we used to have here in this very

garden.

And the Tea Party.

You remember anything about it?

No, nothing other than that.

It was one of mine.

Well, this teapot

is part of a service for the

Prussian Royal house of Brandenburg.

Oh.

It is very old and extremely

rare.

And the thing is, it's also

very, very valuable.

I'm sure you didn't get anything

like it was worth when you sold it

to Vicki here at a yard sale at

a house on Oak Street in the red

door.

It is. I.

I used to host yard sales to benefit

the community programs.

All right.

Mr. Everett Jo here

is an antiques dealer, and

he's offering a lot of money for

the Tea Party.

I would like to split it.

With you so that for.

You, dear, but not necessary.

I have everything I need.

Oh.

Well, that's incredibly generous of

you, Mrs. Taylor, but I still want

to write about it.

But.

Well, since the teapot was

originally sold to help benefit the

community programs.

What if I don't eat it?

That has back here?

Yes.

Now, that would be perfect.

Come on, you guys.

It's Sweetheart's dance.

Let's go.

Seriously, this

girl.

The young entrepreneurs is back on.

Yeah.

Thanks, Rose.

Excuse me, Grace.

You know me

somehow.

Someway.

You.

Right now.

Making pay.