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Previously on Just Add Magic...

-Congratulations, Madam Mayor. -I won?

Hannah, you're gonna do great at your new school.

Someone's cursing former protectors to forget magic.

They got Mama P, Ms. Silvers and Grandma.

The spices are gone forever.

When life around appears to wither, allow two drops of

-elixir. -I think we're supposed to pour it on the plants.

It's Cedronian, though. There's gonna be a downside.

A downside I'll be happy to deal with

once we have our spices back.

-We did it. -The garden's back.

It's all here!

Every spice we could ever need.

If the downside isn't the book moving on, then what is it?

We'll find out soon enough, and... we'll be ready.

Check it out-- new cappuccino maker.

Really? Who sent it?

It's from that new kitchen store downtown, LeFork.

Aw.

"For all your late nights working

on behalf of Saffron Falls."

That's sweet.

Well, now I know my first order of business as mayor:

write thank you notes.

Wow. Being mayor is like Christmas.

Yeah, exactly. No video games.

Even though that was the only thing on my list.

Well, maybe the owners of the video store voted for Lever.

Oh, Kelly, you got to see what they sent over

from the art supply store.

Sorry, Grandma. I'd love to, but I'm in a bit of a hurry.

Oh, let me guess. Hannah and Darbie...

Are in the trailer. Yes. See ya.

I got another one for you, Darbs.

What's yellow again?

Let me check.

Yellow is Galifrazian.

"Gali... frazian."

How do you spell "Galifrazian"?

Never mind. It really doesn't matter. (chuckles)

Uh-oh. That's 24 hours.

Our "Spice-See Carrot Sticks" wore off.

Now it just looks like normal basil again.

That's okay, Darbie. I think we're almost done.

Done, done? As in, no more magic spices to bottle?

This is the last batch.

We have enough spices to make every spell

in the cookbook ten times.

The cookbook's infinite.

-My point exactly. -(door opens)

Just in time, Kell.

Have a "Spice-See Carrot Stick."

I thought we were almost done harvesting?

We are, but you're gonna want to see this.

Wow. Great work, guys.

Thanks. It only took three weeks

of nonstop pruning, pickling and eating carrots.

I know, but it was worth it.

Now we'll be ready.

You haven't let the cookbook out of your sight in three weeks.

I'm afraid it's gonna leave us.

Stop worrying. We're still the protectors.

But for how long? It's just...

I really thought the downside of bringing back the garden

would be losing our book to three new protectors.

Not sure if you've heard, but the magic doesn't always work

the way we think it will.

Maybe there's no downside this time.

There's always a downside with Cedronian spells.

It's coming.

And it's gonna be big.

(bicycle wheel spinning, dog barking in distance)

♪ ♪

ERIN: You must be Jake.

Uh, yes...

Do I know you?

Erin Chua. I'm the new manager.

What are you talking about?

Mama P sold this place.

I can see she didn't tell you.

No.

Apparently it slipped her mind.

(door bells jingle)

Mama P sold Mama P's?

Why would Mama P do this?

You'd have to ask her,

but she had one stipulation: that we keep you on.

Oh, well, that's very big of her,

but that still doesn't excuse her selling in the dead of night

and skipping town.

Dead of night?

It happened during a lunch meeting at our headquarters.

A lot of people were there.

But... how can there be a Mama P's without Mama P?

We're actually a Springtown Coffee now.

We open tomorrow.

If you want to stay on, I'll see you then.

(girls laughing)

LEAH: I'm serious.

This was all happening on the bus ride.

And the best part was

that the bus driver didn't even know that we had...

Sorry, Hannah, are we being too loud?

No, no. It's all good.

-Uh, what are you guys... -So, anyways,

I literally stood up and I told him that everyone...

-(sighs) -(Leah continues speaking indistinctly)

(girls laughing)

Hey, where were you at lunch today?

Sorry, I got caught up with Piper.

We had to sign up for one-act plays.

Any chance you have half your sandwich left?

-GIRL: I got to go the bathroom. -BOY: My dog ran away.

BOY 2: Gotta go read a diary.

BOY 3: I have to go study for a test.

GIRL 2: I have to make a phone call.

Are we that late we missed class?

No. It's just about to start.

That's odd.

BOY 4: I left my bike unlocked.

-GIRL 3: I left the bathroom... -Really?

(overlapping chatter)

-I need to go to my locker. -I forgot my book bag.

(sighs) That's so weird.

Tell me about it.

I have my book bag right here.

(girls laughing)

And so,

at the next stop...

I stand up and I tell the bus driver that...

Don't you guys want to know what I said?

Did you see that?

Yeah. Uh, I got to get to class.

♪ ♪

Excuse me, what's the Wi-Fi code?

Oh, uh, capital "C" coffee, the number four,

small letter "U," 4111.

Why 4111?

No clue.

-Sorry. -(scoffs softly)

(song playing over speakers changes abruptly)

Um, excuse me, uh, Erin,

is there any way to turn down the music?

Several people have complained about it.

Really, Jake?

(sighs) Okay, maybe it's just me.

Not a big fan of corporate rock.

Sorry. Headquarters picks the playlist.

For what it's worth, I don't like it, either.

Maybe I can take my mind off it

by making the caprese sandwiches.

You mean unpacking the caprese sandwiches?

We no longer prepare food here.

What? It's-it's a restaurant.

Correction. It's a coffee house.

The food is prepared at a central warehouse

in Lavender Heights and shipped here every morning.

Then what's the kitchen for?

The microwaves.

(door opens)

Good timing, you guys.

-I'm about to lose it. -We just heard.

I can't believe Mama P just up and left.

At least the music's better.

So you had no idea Mama P sold the place?

-None. -And you have no idea

-where she is? -Nope.

Do you at least know the new Wi-Fi code?

Uh, capital "C" coffee, the number four...

Wait, "coffee" with two Cs?

No, it's "coffee" with a capital...

Hold on.

I'll get you some premade iced tea.

(sighs) Poor Jake.

What a weird day.

Mama P skipping town is only the beginning.

You won't believe what happened in class.

Everyone made lame excuses to leave,

-and then we made lame excuses. -(dogs barking)

Guys, the same thing happened with Leah today.

That's really strange.

Um, I think it gets stranger. Look.

This isn't like you. Hey.

-(barking continues) -Come on, you don't want a treat?

Come on.

Dogs love Mailman Gary's treats.

Wait. He has a smoothie.

Our teacher had a smoothie.

Hannah, please tell me

your friend didn't have a smoothie.

Well, she's not really my friend,

but, yeah, she did.

Wait. Your teacher, Leah,

and the mailman can't all be spelled.

Can they?

That's what we need to find out.

An apple, a granola bar...

oh, and that terrible smoothie.

Why are you asking me this?

I'm doing a healthy eating project,

and I'd really like to ask you more,

but I, um... I have to write an e-mail.

The smoothie?

I got it at one of those food carts in the park.

-Great. Thanks. Bye. -Wait.

Here's your mail.

Hi, Leah.

Hey, Hannah. What's up?

I, uh, better get going. I have to clean my room.

Okay...

Um, I noticed that you were

drinking a smoothie the other day.

It looked good.

It wasn't, unless you like blackberry and broccoli

kale smoothies.

I was trying to be healthy.

Sounds gross.

It was incredibly bitter.

Why?

Oh, no reason, um...

Who would even make something as disgusting as that?

I got it from this food cart-- Andy's Organic Foods.

I've seen that cart.

If you go, I'd stick to his grilled cheese.

(girls laughing)

BOTH: Oh... oh...

Trust me, things will be better tomorrow.

Thanks. I hope so.

Here you go, Mayor.

Oh, Terri, please. What do I owe you?

It's on the house, Mayor Terri.

While I have you, maybe you can help me.

You see, I've been trying to get a permit to park my cart

at a permanent location by the courthouse,

but it's been taking forever.

(sighs) I see what's going on here.

I'm sorry, I can't help you.

You should take it up with the proper agency.

Here, for the drink.

The mayor does not accept bribes.

KELLY: Mom, what are you doing?

-I'm having a smoothie. -From Andy's?

Yeah. I resisted the urge to have a cookie,

and went with something healthy instead. Why?

Oh, no, Mayor Q.

Wait, if I can hug you...

TERRI: Mm!

-That means... -You love me?

Yeah. Love you, Mom.

Wow, in front of people and everything.

Oh, come here.

Mm. See you later.

Bye.

Excuse me, do you sell smoothies?

Sure do. Today's special is Hawaiian-themed:

papaya and guava juice with...

A touch of Elysian, perhaps?

What is that? Artificial sweetener?

I don't use that stuff.

Come on, Andy, we know about

the blackberry and broccoli kale smoothie.

You do?

I only sold three of those yesterday.

Kind of an acquired taste.

I can make one for you if you want.

What's in it?

Blackberry and broccoli and kale.

And...

That's it. Just sugar, water

and some mint that I picked from my garden.

Your garden?

(mellow pop music playing)

You're Mama P's friend.

Where is she? What's she doing?

What she's always dreamed of-- seeing the world.

I think she's in the Bahamas right now..

Oh, well, how nice for her,

but she left me here in this mess.

Do you hear this music?

I quite like it.

This place was getting a little stale.

But the music isn't what's really bothering you, is it?

She didn't even say good-bye.

She didn't want to upset you.

So she thought blindsiding me would make me happy?

I guess I would have been mad if she told me.

You don't plan on being here forever, Jake.

Neither did Ida.

It just took her a little longer to leave

than she thought.

I guess you're right, Ms. Silvers.

Thanks.

So, tell me about you.

How's Fox Canyon?

ERIN: Sorry to interrupt,

but, Jake, your 15 minutes are up.

DARBIE: These can't really be magic spices, can they?

There's only one way to find out.

KELLY: This doesn't make any sense.

How did Andy get these?

DARBIE: It's mint, and purple is Night Blooming.

Andy said there was mint in his smoothie.

Night Blooming spices deal with attraction and repulsion.

So Andy accidentally made a magic smoothie,

and the people that drank it became repellent.

But was it an accident?

Do you think Andy was a protector?

Maybe he's another In-Betweener.

I don't think so.

Look at the rest of the street.

Okay...

Kell, you said there'd be a downside

from regrowing our magic garden.

You think this is it?

Maybe.

We need to grab it all before anyone else is

accidentally spelled.

I thought we were done harvesting magical spices.

We are, but we still have a big problem to solve.

Yeah, there are three people who are spelled

and don't even know it.

Okay, so I think our magical math is correct.

Andy stumbled onto a spell by making a bitter smoothie

with the Night Blooming mint.

Bitter smoothie plus repulsion spice

equals "no one wants to be near you."

These sweet smoothies are made

with the same Night Blooming mint,

plus a little Merwaldian sugar.

So this should be a spell with the opposite effect.

The operative word being "should."

Only one way to find out.

♪ ♪

-(dogs barking) -Hey.

Hey, hey. Hi.

Ooh, hey. Aw... (laughing)

Winston...

Here you go.

A good smoothie. I wish I could stay, but...

You got this for me? Why?

Well, that kale smoothie that you had sounded awful,

so when I got myself one, I thought of you.

That's so sweet.

Thanks.

Sure thing.

Bye.

(chuckles): Hi.

Thanks again for the smoothie.

Your fruit combo definitely beats kale and broccoli.

No problem.

(chuckling)

You comin'?

And then Leah sent me a friend request.

-We're gonna hang out this weekend. -That's great, Hannah.

And you should've seen the dogs jumping all over Mailman Gary.

-It was so cute. -(chuckling)

Now we just need to figure out why this happened

-in the first place. -Uh, guys, are you seeing this?

That bright red plant?

Sure am.

HANNAH: Red for Werpoes.

(sighs) Sorry, Darbie.

One more spice to harvest.

Not just one.

Are those growing?

Oh, no.

And look at all the other yards in the neighborhood!

The magic is everywhere.

Worse than that.

It's growing back?

This must be the downside of regrowing our garden.

We brought it back, and now it won't stop growing.

So, we did this?

Yeah. And now we need to fix it.

If people start cooking with this stuff,

who knows what could happen?

(exhales)

KELLY: "First Frost Fig Ice Cream."

DARBIE: Love it.

Except for the fig part.

KELLY: "To rid yourself of a stubborn weed,

"mix part of the root and get what you need.

"That pesky problem will soon be lost,

with one bite, an early frost."

Root flavored ice cream?

Yuck.

Once we eat it, a frost will cover

all the magic plants in town, and kill them.

But ice cream takes forever to make,

and we don't even have an ice cream maker.

What if we altered the spell?

Threw in some Taurian to speed up the freezing?

This is a big spell. Altering it

with a Time Spice might be dangerous.

Um, guys, I don't want to be Captain Negative,

but I think we better hurry this up.

It's spreading everywhere.

We don't have a choice.

We have to use Taurian.

I don't see anything else in this book to help.

It's infinite.

Which means we could flip through this for days

before we find the right spell.

Then maybe magic isn't the answer.

You're right, Hannah.

Science is the answer.

We can make ice cream in five minutes.

We did it in science class last year, remember?

Right. We just need ice and salt.

The salt lowers the freezing point of the ice

and speeds up the process.

Right. And it makes ice cream.

I really hope this works.

-(sighs) -Our carrots expired.

Is a thing I never thought I'd say.

KELLY: It doesn't matter. Let's just eat

before the plants take over town.

Okay, that was totally worth the brain freeze.

(chuckles)

You were right, Kel.

There was no avoiding the downside.

Yup, sometimes it's a good thing you're so obsessive.

I'm just glad the downside wasn't that bad.

The magic garden overgrowing is a lot better

than losing the book.

JAKE: Hello. Welcome to Springtown.

My name is Jake. Would you like to try

one of our world famous chai lattes?

Do you really have to say all that?

Yup. Corporate rules.

(sighs)

Oh, who am I kidding?

I can't do this. Maybe I should quit.

But you need this job.

I mean, how else are you going to afford your food bike?

I don't know. I'll have to find another job.

One where the music is better

and the sandwiches aren't microwaved.

Won't you be sad to leave Mama P's after all this time?

It's not Mama P's anymore.

It's Springtown Coffee now.

Face it, everything has changed.

Well, I know one thing that hasn't changed: your customers.

KELLY: Hannah's right.

And I don't want to speak for everyone,

but I know a handful of them

who would be pretty bummed to see you leave.

If it wasn't clear, she means us.

(chuckles) Thanks. I got that.

Eh, Mama P used to say "The people make the place."

And I do love my customers.

And if it wasn't clear, I kind of meant you guys,

but mainly the others.

Better tippers.

-(laughter) -Fair enough.

So, you still quitting?

I guess I can stay a little longer.

See how it goes.

You made the right decision.

What's the Wi-Fi password again?

(both scoff)

(door closes)

What's going on?

I'm sending back all the gifts.

Whoa. Give back gifts?

That's just silly talk.

Well, except for the cappuccino maker.

It makes a good froth.

Now that I'm mayor, we need to be careful.

People need to know I can't be bribed.

Now you can't be bribed?

We just got a bunch of video games.

(laughter)

We have a long night ahead of us.

I hate harvesting spices.

Where are we even going to put them all?

I don't know. We'll just have to make room somehow.

The Night Blooming plants are gone.

"Gone" as in stolen?

But we're the only ones who remember magic.

I guess we were wrong.

There must be someone else out there.

You stole the girls' Night Blooming mint,

and you're sure they don't know it was you?

Why would they ever suspect that it's me?

I know what I'm doing.

If you knew what you were doing,

you wouldn't have to keep interrupting my vacation

to return my memories of magic, would you?

Can we hurry this up?

I need to get that Morbium.

Excuse me. But the deal was:

I help you cook some top secret recipe,

and you let me keep my memories of magic.

You never said anything about Morbium.

What exactly are you cooking, anyway?

None of your business.

The point is, it can't be made without Morbium,

and I don't know how to get it.

Then I guess you're stuck between a rock

and a hard place, aren't you?

(slurps)

Another pineapple juice.

She's paying.

You're enjoying this, aren't you?

Immensely.

Mix the Night Blooming mint

with these ingredients.

It will create an attraction spell.

But I warn you:

attracting something as powerful as Morbium

could have disastrous effects.