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Previously on Just Add Magic...

KELLY: The spices are gone forever.

DARBIE: When life around appears to wither,

allow two drops of elixir.

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

KELLY: We did it.

The garden's back.

KELLY: The first thing we need to do

is get back to the garden and harvest the plants.

Can't we take a little magic break?

Yeah, I'm so behind on homework.

And I can't keep blowing off plans with Piper.

It worked! We're in 1975!

KELLY: If she kept that recipe to hold onto the book forever,

it'll be in the spice pantry.

HANNAH: Whoever took our Night Blooming spices

must have used them to create the earthquake.

KELLY: But that doesn't seem like something

that would be caused by an attraction spell.

Tremors can happen anywhere.

TERRI: The earthquake revealed a hidden cellar

under where the Peizer Mansion used to be.

KELLY: We need to get in there.

I'm gonna go change. I'll be right back.

DARBIE: But if you didn't redo your day,

why did the spell break?

KELLY: Mama P's has security cameras?

Are we sure we should be doing this?

So Erin isn't the bad guy after all.

Kelly has been kind of off lately.

-You're not up yet? -I got grounded.

I don't know what's gotten into you.

I need to keep the book.

You definitely don't sound like the Kelly Quinn I know.

-DARBIE: Hannah? -HANNAH: What is it?

It's the recipe from 1975.

She can't know we know.

♪ Happy birthday to you. ♪

-(quiet chatter) -Bye.

-Great, I'll see you then. -Okay, bye.

I can't believe Kelly's the Night Bandit.

Me neither. She lied right to our faces.

And she's trying to trick us into cooking

to keep the book forever.

-What are we going to do? -No idea, but here she comes.

-Be cool. -I'm always cool. You be cool.

That was the last one.

My duties as birthday girl are officially over.

Everything okay?

Yeah, just ate too much cake. Story of my life.

Watched her eat too much cake. Story of my life.

So, you guys up for a sleepover?

We can finally cook the recipe to uncover the Night Bandit.

I don't know. I mean, it's getting kind of late.

It's only 9:00.

Yes, but you spelled the party and stopped time.

It was 5:00 for three hours.

-Right, sorry about that. -DARBIE: All is forgiven.

Maybe we can sleep over next weekend.

But we have to cook.

And you guys always sleep over on my birthday.

But your birthday technically isn't until tomorrow.

Right, and we can't break tradition.

Okay. Tomorrow, but be here as early as you can.

-Will do. -Night.

Night.

Okay, that was scary. What are we gonna do?

Whatever it takes to stop Kelly.

♪ ♪

She has Morbium?

Yeah. She stole all our Night Blooming mint

-to attract the Morbium to her. -Which created the earthquake

to unearth the pie tin in Chuck's secret spice bunker.

Then, disguised as Erin,

she extracted the Morbium from the pie tin.

-She did all that? But... -DARBIE: Not done yet.

She also cursed Piper to forget magic.

All so she could trick us into cooking

to keep the book forever.

-Wow. -DARBIE: Seriously.

Where did she find the time?

I can't even clean my room, much less amass an evil plan.

I can't believe we're talking about the same Kelly.

I know. She's been lying to us for weeks.

What are you doing?

This is big, girls. We need all the help we can get.

One Jake-rito with no cilantro and extra sour cream.

I should call it "The Zoe" at this point,

considering how much you order it.

Yeah, I'm really gonna miss these.

Why? Does your mom not want me to make them anymore?

-Look, if you know something... -Chill. No. We're moving.

Moving?

Next week. My mom's getting married.

I had no idea.

-But you just got here. -It's how it goes.

Close a local business, open a Springtown, move on.

We're like corporate Gypsies, but not anymore.

I guess I'm happy for you, then.

If I was to order in bulk,

how long would Jake-ritos last in the freezer?

(chuckles)

Kelly wants to keep the magic forever?

I can't believe she did all those awful things

behind your back.

We don't get it either.

I knew there was something up with her.

I'm so glad you brought back my memories of magic.

We need to take her spices away.

HANNAH: Well, I don't think

Kelly can cook this spell without us, or she would have.

She needs us.

As long as we don't cook with her, we can buy some time.

If only we could see what was going on inside her head,

maybe we could reason with her.

Becky, do you remember the spell we cooked as kids

to look inside my mom's head?

I wanted to find out if she was planning

to get me a new curling iron for Christmas.

She wasn't.

That's a total misuse of the magic.

But also genius.

Wasn't it some kind of bread?

-"In Your Head Banana Bread." -Yes.

We could use it to get into Kelly's mind.

GRANDMA: That could do it.

If I could remember what we put in it.

-Mama P? -Ida?

I know. No time for hugs.

Yeah, I wasn't gonna hug you.

I have some news. Kelly's gone bad.

We know.

She's trying to keep the book forever.

We know.

With a spell I made in the '70s.

ALL: We know.

I took a boat and two planes to get here and you already knew.

You could've called.

HANNAH: We need to get inside

Kelly's head and figure out why she's doing this.

I know a spell for that.

We used to cook it as kids all the time.

"In Your Head Banana Bread."

This is why I don't do the right thing.

It's very unrewarding.

What we don't remember are the magical ingredients.

You're probably just saying that to make me feel better.

Sadly, no.

Livonian sugar.

And the downside?

Not all spells have a downside.

But you might not like what you see.

DARBIE: One problem.

All our spices are in the trailer,

at the Quinn house, where Kelly is.

What about my pantry?

HANNAH: Um...

Long story.

The hits just keep on coming.

I might have a way to get you girls into the trailer.

KELLY: Hey, Grandma.

Hey, Kell. You have a moment?

I was just on my way out to the trailer.

Hannah and Darbie are coming and...

It'll only take a second.

Of course.

I realized I hadn't given you your birthday present. Here.

You didn't have to get me anything.

Of course I did.

Open it.

It's beautiful. Thank you.

Your Grandpa Jim gave that to me on our third date,

back in 1968-- June, I think.

-I love it, but I should... -Or maybe it was July.

Quick, we don't have a lot of time.

Kelly's Grandma can't keep her distracted forever.

Oh, I have a feeling she can.

Livonian sugar.

And your Grandpa, he was so handsome.

He had this long flowing hair and...

Yeah, I remember.

I mean, y... from pictures.

We were at the drugstore

having our floats,

and your grandpa pulls out this box.

You did great, Grandma Q.

(chuckles) I don't know about that.

My nerves are shot.

I don't think I'd make it as a spy.

Don't worry, I think the CIA's all staffed up.

Okay, Mama P, are you sure these are all the right ingredients?

I never forget a banana bread.

-I can relate. -Okay.

Let's cook.

♪ ♪

Okay, we all know the plan.

Darbie and I just have to get through the night

without cooking the "Keep The Book Forever Casserole."

Then when Kelly's asleep,

we eat this to get inside her head and figure out what's up.

And this is very important.

You must specifically write what you want to see in her head

using this icing pen.

Cool. This is the best pen ever.

Not cool.

This is my favorite one, so don't lose it.

Happy birthday!

Are you ready for a great sleepover?

Can't wait, especially the sleep part.

You'll perk up as soon as we cook

to find out who's been masquerading as Erin.

-Totally. -Yeah, of course.

But first, we should get our sleeping bags set up.

Wha... Can't we do that later?

No way. Later we'll be tired, wishing we had done this now.

It's a common sleepover mistake.

Okay, real quick.

You know, I should be in the middle.

Ah, yes. Good point.

Oh, there's a draft here.

Fine. I'll take that spot.

We good?

Well...

I don't know. I mean, something just doesn't seem right...

Guys, you promised we'd cook.

Right. Of course.

Let's go.

Hi, girls.

Hey.

-I've got that. -Oh.

That's sweet of you.

I got all your favorite sleepover snacks.

Here, let me help with that.

Please tell me you're making "Clouds Over Mars."

TERRI: Well, it wouldn't be a Kelly, Hannah, Darbie

-sleepover without them. -(Darbie chuckles)

You know, I don't think we've ever actually cooked

"Clouds Over Mars."

I'd love to learn how.

It's a can of beans with hot dogs on top.

Yeah, you're way beyond that. Didn't I see you make

Beef Wellington not long ago?

There's always new technique to learn.

Well, I'm not gonna pass up

a chance to cook with my three favorite chefs.

It'll be fun. Right, Kell?

I guess so.

-DARBIE: Great. -Great.

TERRI: First, you dump the beans.

Cut the dogs.

And then space them evenly

-over the beans. -Yeah.

Or you can just throw them all in like that.

-Ooh. -HANNAH: Wow.

TERRI: Then you make little clouds, like this.

We should be taking notes.

We really should.

-Thanks for cooking with me, girls. -Anytime.

It's so nice to see you've kept the sleepover tradition going,

even though you're all so busy now.

(clears throat) Well, uh, we better get going.

TERRI: Okay, have fun.

Here, uh, let us help you clean up.

DARBIE: Yeah, look at this place.

No way. Enjoy your sleepover.

KELLY: Thanks, Mom.

We're gonna go hang out in the trailer.

-(whispers): Now what? -Terri.

You won't believe what I found in my attic.

Becky, I wasn't expecting you.

Well, I was just doing a little organizing,

and I found a bunch of Quinn home movies.

What do you say, girls? Up for a little marathon?

TERRI: Oh, that sounds

really interesting, Becky,

but I think the girls have other plans for tonight.

DARBIE: Nonsense, Mrs. Q.

Now that Kelly's a year older, nostalgia's our new best friend.

(whispers): What are you guys doing?

We have to cook.

Oh, come on, Kell. Look at your Grandma.

This clearly means a lot to her.

Yeah, and I want to see us as little baby people.

Come on.

Okay, we better get started.

I'm all clocked out. You wanted to see me?

Yes. I have some exciting news.

Zoe already told me. You're getting married.

Congratulations.

Oh, yes, thank you.

I'm going to work for the head office in Bay City.

We're bringing in someone from Lavender Heights

to manage the store.

Don't worry.

I gave you a great recommendation.

But that's not why I called you in here.

It's not?

I heard back from corporate,

and they approved putting your pluot bread on the menu.

Really? Wow!

That's amazing.

It's my turn to offer congratulations.

You earned it, Jake.

Thank you.

(laughter)

HANNAH: Aw, look at that face.

(babbling over TV)

TERRI: You're so brave, Becky.

SCOTT (over TV): (whoops) You go, Buddy!

DARBIE: Nice bike riding skills, Buddy.

I loved that bike.

ALL: Aw.

HANNAH: Aw, Kelly.

Look at how little you guys were.

See? I told you you two used to be close.

Oh, I love this one.

SCOTT (over TV): What'd you get for Christmas?

-A baby! -SCOTT: Where?

-There he is! -There he is.

Look how young you were, Terri.

Which is the same as how you look right now.

-I love you. -Mm.

-(laughter) -Mm-hmm.

SCOTT (over TV) It's Harold's,

and it's for you.

(babbling)

Yeah.

Dad, you look so different without your beard.

You look so weird.

I think the word you're looking for is "cool."

Mm...

♪ Skip the drama ♪

♪ Stay with mama... ♪

Oh, Daddy!

(laughter)

(deep voice): It's a raven!

(giggling)

(laughter)

-I can't keep up. -(chuckles)

Okay, I think that's enough home movie watching for tonight.

-Uh, no, let's do another. -Yeah.

I could do one more.

Just one more.

SCOTT (over TV): Can you open it?

Happy birthday, Kelly.

Great, another video of me opening presents.

SCOTT (over TV): What'd you get? What is it?

Lip gloss!

SCOTT (over TV): Yes, tiny lip gloss.

-Another. -(yawns)

I don't think I can.

Yeah, I have some paperwork to do, actually.

A mayor's job is never done.

(grunts) I should get Buddy to bed.

What am I? Five?

-SCOTT: Come on. -Well, I guess I'll be getting home.

(sighs) Do you guys mind if we cook tomorrow?

I don't think I can stay awake.

I guess.

-If you think it can wait. -Yeah.

(sighs)

-(crickets chirping) -(dog barking in distance)

♪ ♪

Ew.

(creaks)

My babies.

(sighs)

(grunts)

(sighs)

(phone vibrating)

(whispering): Darbie, wake up.

Hmm?

Darbie.

I'm up. At least, I think I am.

Look, I'm tired, too, but we don't have a lot of time.

Grab the banana bread.

Okay, what question should we ask?

How about, "What's wrong with Kelly?"

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

HANNAH: We're seeing through Kelly's eyes.

DARBIE: Oh, I remember that day.

KELLY: The first thing we need to do

is get back to the garden and harvest the plants.

More magic?

Can't we have one day away from you?

Yeah, my homework would be way more fun than this.

And I'd rather be hanging out with Piper.

I never said I wanted a break from Kelly.

And I never said that my homework would be more fun.

-And why did it look so weird? -Wait, we're being pulled back.

Just grabbing juices to take to Madison's.

-You should come. -Yeah, I wish.

If I wasn't physically stuck to Kelly right now

because of magic, I'd ditch her and come with you.

I didn't say that.

I said I was tied up because we were stuck to Piper.

She twisted it.

Now I can see why you had to spend so much time with Kelly.

I feel bad for you.

I know, right? If we weren't the protectors,

I don't even think I'd hang out with her.

She's twisting everything.

It's like her mind is poisoned against us. (gasps)

We're supposed to pour it on the plants.

KELLY: 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.

Huh, that memory didn't look all weird like the others.

It's pulling us back in.

KELLY: We did it.

HANNAH: The garden's back.

I get it now. How did we not see it before?

What? I still don't see it.

Everything went wonky in Kelly's memories

as soon as she poured the Cedronian-spiced tea

-on the garden. -You think the downside

of regrowing the spice garden was Kelly?

Well, maybe when we un-poisoned the garden,

the cost was that it poisoned Kelly.

But I thought the spices spreading all over town

was the downside.

That's what Kelly wanted us to think.

Wow, poisoned Kelly is good.

Or bad. You know what I mean.

Did you notice that all those memories

-had one thing in common? -Yeah. Us.

It's like poisoned Kelly is afraid

we won't be friends without the magic.

So she wants to keep the book forever...

-So we can be friends forever. -But that's crazy.

-Doesn't she know we will be? -It's like the poison is

-feeding off of that fear. -Right.

So maybe we have to kill the fear

by showing her how we really feel.

Yes, we can show her our memories.

But we'd need to alter the spell

so she can see the truth in our minds.

We could add Elysian cinnamon.

Perfect.

But... won't Kelly be suspicious if we try to feed her something?

I have an idea.

I want to place that bulk order of Jake-ritos.

I'll do you one better. Follow me.

You're gonna let me watch you cook them?

No, I'm gonna show you how to make them.

That way, you can have them whenever you want.

-Yeah, I don't know if I have the skills. -Come on.

Grab the tortillas and we can start spreading the sauce.

The sauce is a little spicy,

so you don't want to put too much.

But you want to put just enough...

so that you can taste the flavor.

Here. Nice and easy.

Like you're painting a picture.

Like this?

Yeah, you're a natural.

Oh, don't worry, Erin, we're being safe-- no knives.

I'm not worried. Can we talk for a sec?

Keep it up.

Thanks for being so nice to Zoe. You're sweet.

Oh, it's no biggie.

It's always better to teach a man to fish.

Or, in this case, a girl to burrito.

Look, I've been thinking.

You should turn down Springtown's offer

for the pluot bread.

Hold on, what?

I-I thought you said it was a done deal.

Look around. What do you see?

A bunch of people overpaying for mass-produced coffee.

Exactly.

Mama P's was charming and unique and had history.

And I turned it into a generic coffee shop.

Well, a really successful coffee shop.

There are many ways to be successful.

Don't sell out, Jake.

Keep your pluot bread recipe. Sell it on your food bike.

And then, one day, you'll have your own charming place

that's you.

DARBIE: "How do Darbie and Hannah really feel?"

This better work.

Here she comes.

Hey, Grandma. You're here early.

I made breakfast for you guys so your mom could sleep in.

That's nice. I'm not really hungry, though.

Oh, just a bite.

It's the first day of the next year of Kelly Quinn's life.

You're gonna need your strength.

Okay, but, uh, I'll take mine to go.

We need to get to the trailer. This can't wait.

GRANDMA: Have a nice slice of banana bread.

Thank you.

(sighs)

I need to show you something.

-Uh, you're not gonna eat that? -Uh, you can have it.

I already had, like, three slices.

Grandma Q really knocked it out of the park this time.

(sighs)

Pretty good.

What's happening?

You'll be okay.

Did you spell me?

The first thing we need to do is

get back to the garden and harvest the plants.

We just spent a week solving the Jill crisis.

Can't we take a little magic break?

Yeah, I'm so behind on homework.

And I can't keep blowing off plans with Piper.

What are you doing?

Showing you what really happened.

We weren't trying to blow you off, we were just worn out.

I'm just grabbing juices to take to Madison's.

Her parents put in a new pool, and we're gonna check it out.

You should come.

Oh, I'd love to, but I'm kind of, uh,

tied up right now.

Okay, just text me later.

You've been poisoned by the garden.

You don't understand.

We deserve the book.

That's the poison talking.

You only want the book because, deep down, you think

without magic, we won't be friends.

And we love you, with or without the book.

We'll always love you. That's the truth.

♪ ♪

(grunts, laughs)

Look, we're gonna figure this out.

-Okay? -Thanks.

Surprise! Happy birthday!

You remembered.

I believe in our cake. I believe in us.

It doesn't matter where you go to school;

-we'll always be friends. -I know.

The greatest part about magic was that

I got to do it with Kelly and Hannah.

It doesn't matter if you remember magic or not.

All that matters is that I don't forget Kelly and Darbie.

(sobbing)

♪ ♪

-Kelly? -Kelly?

BOTH: Kelly?

Whoa.

Is that you?

The real you?

It's me.

Just checking.

I'm so sorry.

It wasn't your fault.

Yeah. I mean, the garden did this, not you.

That's not what I'm apologizing for.

What are you talking about?

KELLY: Last night...

while you were watching home movies,

I gave you a sleepwalking spell.

You mean...

We already cooked the recipe last night.

"Property of Hannah Parker-Kent,

Kelly Quinn and Darbie O'Brien."

We're tied to the book forever.

♪ ♪