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- Previously on Good Witch.
- Zoey.

- Joy. Take my card.
Give me a call.

- Someone got a meeting
with Boyd Franklin!

- I will toast to that.
- Ah! Argh!

- The good news is
it's not a rupture.

- Does he think
you need the surgery?

- There's a chance
I may never operate again.

- Do you have the amulet?
- Your mother told you about it?

- I had a dream
that she put it around her neck.

- Your mother knew when
you needed it, you'd find it.

- With the amulet gone,
what do we do next?

- I think making a wish
just might be the answer.

- So, this is
the legendary wishing well?

- Oh, don't let Martha
hear you say that.

This is her pride and joy.

- Well, her pride and joy
could use a refurb.

- Not all about looks.
- You're not gonna say

"it's what's on the inside
that counts,"

are you?
- Well, I'm not now.

- How about we do what
the rune stones told us to do.

- Yeah.

- With the amulet gone,

I wish we knew what to do next.

That wasn't a splash.
- Mm-mm.

- Maybe it finally dried up.
- Let's find out.

- That was definitely a splash.

- Where did my coin go?
Ah, it's pretty dark down there.

- Move over, Rapunzel,
so I can make my wish.

- Rapunzel lived in a tower,
but wish away.

Oh, my ring!

- That was definitely a clunk,
not a splash.

- OK, here.

Uh, there's a rope
hanging from that stone.

- Hopefully, the clunk
was the bucket.

- Hopefully, the bucket's
still attached to the rope.

- I think I can get it.

I got it.

- OK. Here comes
the bucket. Easy.

- Oh, my ring!

- Oh, my coin!
- Oh.

Haha! And about 40 others.

- It's a lot of wishes
that were never granted.

- It's never too late.

- I hope not.

- You're going to roller-skate?
- Please!

I'm the Roller Disco King!
- Guess that makes me

the Roller Disco Queen.

- You two do know
what year it is, right?

- It's like 1988 all over again.

Break out your leg warmers,
the shoulder pads

and... Logan Mann.

- Wait, you're
a Mannhandler?

- Oh, ever since
Jumpstart my Heart

went to number 1 with a bullet!

- Oh, I used to dance
to that song with my mom.

- Logan almost trashed that song
after he wrote it.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa! Back it up.

You're a Mannhandler?

- Logan and I had a band
together in high school.

- Is that right?
Well, you know,

Barry Manilow and I
played the Copa together

back in '85.
- You don't have to believe me.

- Well, the proof is
in the pudding. Logan is playing

a surprise concert at Uncle
Mikey's Barbecue in two hours.

- We'll be skating
under a disco ball in two hours.

- Oh my!

- I think you mean, "Oh, Mann"!

- Six-string Sammy.
- Haha!

- Wild Man!
- Man, I thought you were

in New York.
- I moved here six years ago.

- Well, this town has got
a cool vibe.

- Yeah, we dig it.
- This is my wife, Cassie.

- It's a pleasure.

And Martha and Joy
and Stephanie.

- Ladies.
- Can I get you something?

- He'll have
a decaf tea with honey.

- She's right.

- Ah, it's good
to see you, man.

- I'm glad my tour bus
took a wrong turn.

You should come to my concert
tonight as my guests.

- Only if you'll be our guest
after the concert.

- That's a deal. Oh, thank you.

I'll leave your names
at the door?

- OK.

- Uh!
- Hahaha!

- Maybe, I can convince
the owner to give us more time.

- Not even your divine powers
of persuasion

could change his mind.

- Ooh! How's
Operation save the church?

- Unless we hit the lottery,

the place is on borrowed time.
- Mm-hmm.

- What about a loan?

- Well, the bank wasn't
exactly supportive of our plan.

- I think
they're still laughing.

- "Tomorrow is tonight
Our dreams are worth the fight.

- The endless road,
it can't go on forever."

- That sticks with you.
- That was Logan Mann's

first hit.
- I remember when he wrote it.

We spent that whole summer
jamming in his aunt's garage.

- Yeah, it smelled
like gas fumes and mothballs

in there.
- Haha! Didn't bother us.

- Best time of my life.

- Says a man who's been touring
the world since the late 80s.

- Wembley Arena
had nothing on that garage.

- Can I get you
some coffee?

- More importantly,
can I get you to sign

my poster and my 45?
- I think you should let

Logan relax.
- No worries.

I will relax when I retire.

- Like you'd ever retire.
- Says the rock-star surgeon.

What? You didn't
actually retire, did you?

- Nah, I just hurt my shoulder.
Haven't been able to operate.

- Oh, man. I am sorry.

- Oh... Well...

I gotta go to physical therapy.

Um, how about we catch up
at lunch?

- Yeah, done.

Is he gonna be OK?

- We hope so.
- Well, wish I could help.

- Always the humanitarian.

I remember your concert
to help save the rainforest.

It was my fifth favourite
of all your shows.

- Well, what was
your favourite concert?

- The one you did
to save an historic church.

- Are you sure you want
to do this? There's still

time to change your mind.
- Haha! You do know

your college glory days
are in the rear view?

Don't look but that's
Boyd Franklin.

- Now I get why you wanted
to play tennis.

- I wanted to play
because you bought

these rackets,
but I'm not mad he's here.

- Court's all yours.
- More like all mine.

- Ha! Confident.
- She certainly is.

I'm Boyd Franklin,
and this is my wife, Gloria.

- Donovan Davenport, and this is
my fiancée, Abigail Pershing.

- Mayor Davenport.
Nice to finally put

a face to that bottle
of Château Lafite.

- I hope you enjoyed it.

I'm looking forward
to sitting down with you.

- Why wait two months
when you're here now?

- Well, we do have
a lunch to get to,

but we're always looking
for a good doubles match.

- I think we scared off most of
the other couples at the club.

- Good thing
we don't scare that easily.

- What she means is
we'd love to play sometime.

- How about tomorrow?
11 o'clock?

- Uh, we'll be here.
- Don't worry, we'll take it

easy on you.
- Confident.

- She certainly is.

- Wow!
- Yes!

- Never took you
for a Mannhandler.

- I prefer Manniac.
- Mm-hmm...

Name one song.
- I'll name all the songs

tomorrow night after he performs

a fundraising concert
for the church.

- Seriously?
- Mm-hmm.

- That is great news!

- You know what would be
even better news?

If the Bistro could
donate some drinks

and some funnel cake.

- Consider it done.
- Really?

- Oh! Except I'd have to start
the funnel cakes tonight.

- I could help.
- Yeah, it's not that.

- You have plans?
- Yeah, but I can cancel.

- You have a date?

- Yeah, but I can cancel.

- Going out with Sean again?

- Do you really want
to talk about this?

- I totally want to talk about
this. How did you first date go?

What did you guys do?
- Not much.

We... drank root beer,

played a videogame,
ate some ribs.

- You know what?
I take it back,

I don't want to talk about this.
- You were with me

up until the ribs?
- I was...

- How about I paint
a different picture?

- All right.
- You and me. Tonight.

We can manhandle
some funnel cakes together.

- Now, that is a picture
I do not mind looking at.

- Yeah.

- Excuse me, Miss. I wonder

if you'd mind delivering these
to someone special.

- Oh, these are beautiful.

Is there a message?

- As a matter of fact,
there is.

Would you please ask
the lovely lady

if she'd like
to come over

for a homemade
candlelit supper tonight?

- That sounds wonderful,

but I think it might be
better coming from you. Hm?

- Probably right.
And I know I could have

called or texted, but...
- Ha! I love

that you're old-fashioned
that way.

- What do you say, kid?

- I say...
I'll see you tonight.

- 7 o'clock sharp.
- I'll dress to impress.

- All 56 will need
to be repainted

at your expense.

I'll have to call you back.
- Ooh,

I didn't mean to interrupt.
- Do I sense

someone trying to stay
out of the doghouse?

- Why would you assume
I've done something wrong?

- You're here in the middle
of the day bearing a gift.

- Ah... intrigued?

- Well, considering
it's not my birthday

and you're a couple of weeks
early for our anniversary...

- Doesn't have to be
an occasion for me to shower

my lovely wife
with a gift.

- Well, in that case,
make it rain. Hahaha!

Ooh!

Oh! My old VHS tape

on how to tango.
How... confusing.

- I think you'll be
less confused

if you look
inside the case.

- Buenos Aires?

- We leave in three days.

- Oh, Tom!

- Did I make it rain?
- Oh, it's a total downpour.

- I came across the case when
I was cleaning out the desk.

- Oh, I don't know

Buenos Aires or the fact
that you were cleaning.

- Careful before I take
those back.

- And step on my dream
of tangoing at San Telmo?

It's time to zip those lips
and shake those hips.

Oh, Tom!

- OK, gentlemen. I have

a turkey on wheat,
pastrami on rye

and a piece of carrot cake
from an admiring fan.

- Guessing that never
gets old.

- Ah, too bad I did.

I'm just glad they're
still digging the music.

- The cake is
actually for Sam.

- Oh, maybe they're not
digging the music.

- It's a thank you
from Doris Polumbo.

Enjoy!

- Well, looks like
you're the rock star

around here.
- Well, I just hope I haven't

played my last concert.

- Are you still
playing your guitar?

- I was until I messed up
my shoulder.

- Man, you used
to make that thing sing.

- That was a long time ago.
- I remember when you tried

to nail Stairway to Heaven.
- I remember you

telling me I couldn't.
- It took you a minute,

but, man, you ended up playing
that better than Jimmy Page.

- What would you do
if you couldn't play anymore?

- I guess I never
really thought about it.

- And I hadn't either.

- What's that you were saying
about my glory days

being in the rear view?

- You plan on playing
like that tomorrow?

- I'm just getting warmed up.
- Well, maybe you want

to cool back down.

- Not looking for me
to bring my A game?

- Was kind of hoping
you'd bring your C+ game.

- I'm not throwing
the match.

- I'm not asking you
to throw it,

just... lightly toss it.

- And you think that's gonna
get Boyd's respect?

- I think it's gonna get
his endorsement.

- And you're OK with that?

- That's how you play the game.

- No, that's
how you play the game.

I play to win.

- Wow, you will not
give up on that thing.

- It was calling my name.
- Yeah. It calls

your name every time
something's bothering you,

and you cart it down
from the attic.

- What am I doing? I'll
never get this thing to work.

- The CB
or things with Samantha?

- I was all set to ask her
an important question

tonight, but...
- Having second thoughts?

- And third thoughts
and fourth thoughts.

- Oh... One of those thoughts
wouldn't be

throwing in the towel, would it?
- It might not be a bad idea.

- Maybe you're right.
- Are you saying

I shouldn't ask the question?

- Sounds like you're saying
you shouldn't ask the question;

I'm just agreeing with you.

- No encouraging pep talk?
- Nah, what's the point?

- The point is
I might change my mind!

- Have you?
- Darn right I have!

- Well, I'm glad you did.

- Looks like I just got
Cassie Nightingale to...

- You're welcome.

- I'm gonna go clean up
for my date.

- OK. Haha!
Oh, what about this thing?

- Ah, it's a lost cause.

- Hello? Anybody there?

for hours on the CB

'til we fell asleep.

- Everyone should have
a friend like that.

- We both hated
when the summer was over,

but we'd always write
to each other,

we stayed close through college

and marriage and...

I thought we'd be
friends forever.

Then, the letters just stopped.

- I'm sorry you two lost touch.

- I still think about her.

- You never got the chance
to say goodbye.

- Sounds like you understand.

- Which one of these

says suave with just
a hint of sophistication?

- Um... Ellen,
can we talk later?

- Oh, anytime.
Haha! I'm always home.

- I see you got it working.

- Yeah. Ahem...

- Are you OK?

- Yeah. Let's take
a look at the shirts.

- Are we visiting
Buenos Aires

or moving there?
- Oh, now,

don't rain on my parade.

Thomas, this is
a once-in-a-lifetime trip.

- Looks like someone did
a little shopping today.

- Looks like someone
jumped to conclusions.

I had my broaches cleaned
for the trip.

Oh my!

- Is that Dotty Davenport's
homecoming tiara?

- You mean
my homecoming tiara,

the one that Principal McDoobin
mistakenly placed

on Dotty's head
instead of mine.

- You certainly wanted it more.

- I even wished for it
at the wishing well.

You know, between this
and Buenos Aires,

that's two old wishes that have
come true in one day. Oh.

- Oh... Now, careful, Martha.

- Oh! Oh! Oh! Ow-ow! Ow-ow-ow!
- Come sit.

Come sit.
- Oh! Oh! Oh my!

Well, that was a twist
I didn't see coming.

- We better get this
looked at.

- Promise me
that we won't let this

put a damper on our trip.
- Let's hope

it doesn't put an end
to our trip.

- So much for
my wishes-coming-true theory.

- That is unless you wished
for a sprained ankle.

- Why would anyone wish
for a sprained appendage?

Unless it got you
out of the cruellest game

ever bestowed

dodgeball.

- I take it
you're not a big fan.

- Oh, that's an understatement.
But in the 6th grade,

I wished for a way to ditch

the dastardly sport in PE.

- A sprained ankle
would have certainly done

the trick.
- The trick is

that's three old wishes
that have come true.

Tom, I've been making wishes

at that well my whole life.
- What else are we in for?

- Mmm!

One thing I love
about you,

you always deliver
on dessert.

- You ain't seen
nothing yet, kid.

- Oh! This brings back

so many memories!

- I was hoping
to inspire some new ones.

- I danced to this at prom,

so you got your work
cut out for you.

- Well, it's been a while
since I cut a rug,

but... I'll give it a shot.

May I have this dance?

- You may.

- ♪ Baby, take another chance

♪ Along comes nothing

- You're pretty lithe
on your feet.

- I was hoping
to sweep you off yours.

- Haha!
- ♪ If love comes knocking

♪ The second time around
- Oh!

I gotta hand it to you,

tonight is right up there
with the prom.

- ♪ Baby, I want you
- I want you ♪

- Prom might be the last time

I asked anyone this question.
- What question is that?

- ♪ Baby, I need you
- Samantha Thurlow, will you...

go steady with me?

- ♪ I want you, want you, baby
- Oh, baby, I love you ♪

- ♪ I love you,
love you, baby ♪

- You're closing up?
- Uh... you have a few minutes.

What can I get for you?

- ♪ We're rollin'
and we're rockin' ♪

♪ We swim
and then we squawk in ♪

- ♪ We're having fun
under the sun ♪

- ♪ Down at Camp Weehawken

- Ooh! Kyle Ritter!

- Stephanie Borden.

- What are you doing
in Middleton?

- I'm Logan Mann's road manager.
We played a show in town

last night.
- It is so great to see you!

- You look exactly the same.
- Uh-huh? Hahaha!

Well, if memory serves,
I can get you

a corn dog
and an orange soda.

- I'd love to pretend my palate
has matured, but you're not

far off.

- Hey!
- Hey!

- I'm Adam.
- Kyle!

- Am I interrupting?
- Just a little

Camp Weehawken reunion.
- Yeah. Haha!

- Camp Weehawken...

You're First-kiss Kyle.

- Wow, that wasn't
embarrassing at all.

- It's better than No-kiss Kyle.
- Yeah.

- Who is Kyle and why
didn't he get a kiss?

- What are you doing here?
- I was just out

for a bike ride, I thought
I'd see how it was going.

- Adam and I were just
going to fire up the fryer.

- We're making corn dogs?

- Funnel cakes
for a church fundraiser.

Could always use

an extra hand... or hands?

- I'm in.

- Me too.
- Ah...

Great!

Guess we're making funnel cakes.

- I'm here.

- Oh... It's nice
to hear your voice again.

- Spent most of it
reading old letters from Jelly.

- I bet that brought back
a lot of memories.

- It sure did.

- You must miss her.

- I wish we could have
one more summer together,

but I guess some things

Oh, that's odd!
My broom just fell!

- Means company is coming.

- I doubt it.
I really don't have

many friends left here,
in Middleton.

- Well, you have me.

How would you like
to come over for tea?

- Oh, I don't get out much,

but I could brew
a pot over here.

- I'd love that.

- Oh, great minds...

There's some Rocky Road in here
that's calling my name!

- Sorry, kid. Must have been
calling my name louder.

- Oh, man!

A two-pint problem?

Well, I've been there.

Was it a bad date?

- It was a great date.
It was a bad ending.

I asked her to go steady,
and she politely declined.

- What? Did she say why?

- She said she wasn't interested
in anything serious.

- She's probably scared.

- We've been taking things
nice and slow.

- Maybe not slow enough?

- Maybe you're right.

Haha! Just between
you and me,

there's a pint of fudge ripple
hidden behind the frozen pizza.

- Didn't think you guys
would actually show up.

- Ah, it's funny, we thought
the same thing about you.

- Hahaha! You do know we haven't

lost a match in two years?

- Yeah, but you haven't
played us.

- Well, in that case,

why don't we put a friendly
little wager on the match.

- How about $500?

- I think he meant more
like... losing team buys lunch.

- Looks like you'll
be buying lunch.

- Haha! We better warm up.

- Hahahaha!

- It's pretty obvious
they want us

to give them a good match.
- We'll give them a good show.

- I don't think
they're gonna like the ending.

- Look, I've seen
this movie before.

- Good nervous
or bad nervous?

- Nervous... nervous.

Oh, I haven't been out
on a date in a long time.

- Yeah. Me neither.

But I can't imagine
it's changed that much.

- That's all you got?
- That is all you need.

Just do you, Boo.
- Mm-hmm.

- Good morning.

- Hey.

- You're a man
of few words today.

- Oh. Sorry.

- Thinking about your MRI?
- Trying not to.

- You've done everything
you're supposed to do.

- May not be enough.

- Physical therapy,

acupuncture, you've iced it,

you've heated it,
you've rested it.

- I even tossed a coin
in the wishing well.

- You tossed a coin
in the wishing well?

- Desperate times.
- Not so desperate.

I made the same wish.

- There you are.

- Jelly...

I still

can't get over how much
you look like your mother.

- I still can't get over
that my mother was Jelly.

- Haha!

I'm surprised
you didn't know.

Your mother always had

this sort of sixth sense
about things.

- Yeah. My sixth sense has been
a little off lately.

How old were you here?
- Oh, we were 12. Haha!

That was the summer

that Patches ran away.
- Your dog?

- My guinea pig.

It was the fourth of July,

and somehow
your mother knew

that she was hiding
on the old footbridge,

which turned out to be
the perfect place

to watch fireworks.
- Hahaha!

- When the three of us
got home,

Jelly made the best
blueberry muffins I've ever had.

Even Patches had one. Hahaha!

- I still use that recipe.

Yeah.
- Hmm.

- Where did the name Jelly
come from?

- Ah... Hahaha!

Your great-grandmother Laurel

used to joke

that your mom and I
went together like--

- Peanut butter and jelly.
- Uh-huh!

Your mother wrote me
this letter

right after you were born.

She called you
her most precious gift.

She knew that you were
going to change people's lives.

You can tell me.

- She died in a car accident
a long time ago.

- Something tells me
your heart's not in this.

- Give us a sec.

What are you doing?
- What you asked.

- That was really obvious.

- Just so we're
on the same page, you want me

to play badly but do it well?
- Look,

I know you don't like to lose.
- This isn't about me!

If it would help you,
I would walk through fire.

- "Walk through fire"?
- I don't know, I was trying

to make a point.
- You haven't made any points.

- Donovan, I love you,

I love
that you're strong-willed,

but your tunnel vision is
no match for my X-ray vision.

- OK, Superman.

- Doesn't take Superman to see
that if we lose,

we're just another couple
in the crowd to them.

- If you love me so much,
follow my lead.

- Ah!

- Let's do this.

- You're destroying
every image I ever had

of a rock star's tour bus.

- Don't worry, I had my day.

- Well, a couple of nights too.
- Yeah.

- 20 000 fans and 3 encores
when I saw you at the Garden.

In... '91.

- Yeah, now, it's 20 fans

and a smattering of applause.
- Hmm.

I was there last night.
You haven't lost a step.

- Yeah, well, you know,
I still love it.

- I get it.

- I do have one regret.
- Haha! This should be good.

- Oh, I'm serious.

I never had this.

- You just have
a beach house in Malibu.

- It's just a house, man.

- If you just give it

a little nudge,
that should do the trick.

- Haha!

- I, uh, didn't mean
to sneak up on you,

but I was hoping
you had a minute.

- Well, I'm just in the middle
of a few things.

- I'll cut right to the chase.

Samantha...

...I like you
a whole bunch.

I-I just want you to know
there's no pressure.

I'm not going
anywhere, and...

I'll be here
when you're ready.

- Oh, that means
a lot to me, George.

But I don't want you
to have to wait.

- Something tells me
it'll be worth it.

- Ready, "Roger Federer"?
- Hey, did Gloria say

anything in the locker room?
- She wasn't in there.

- Neither was Boyd.
They must be too mad to face us.

- Probably just drowning
their sorrows at the bar.

- Or standing right there.
- I really should have

seen that coming.
- So much for X-ray vision.

- We're pretty upset
about that match.

- I would apologize,

but we play hard or...

we don't play at all.

- We were upset that we didn't
play hard enough to beat you.

- Any time you want
a rematch, let us know.

- Why don't we talk about it.
And your planned bid

for governor over that lunch

we owe you.
- Yeah, we could eat.

- How do I look?

- You look amazing!

- You think so? 'Cause I can't
decide between this

and six other outfits.

- Stop looking,
Zoey's gonna love it.

- OK. Good.

I'm gonna go
and obsess over my hair

- Thank you.

- For what?

- For everything.

- You're welcome.

- I love you.

- I love you too.

Call me after your MRI.

- Your first kiss, your ex
and your French teacher?

- You juggled three guys before;
how did you do it?

- Not well.

- You get a bar!
And you get a bar!

And you both get a bar!

- Do I even want to ask?

- I hit
the wishing well jackpot.

I've got more of these
than Willy Wonka.

- I mean about the scooter.
- Ah. The result

of the fanciful wishes
of a younger Martha suddenly

coming true.
- And a younger Stephanie.

A wish I made when I was 14

just came true.

- I think I know why.

- I guess making those wishes
wasn't such a bad idea.

- No, it wasn't.

- You don't seem like a man
who just got cleared

to get back in the game.
- Ah, believe me I'm relieved.

- Hmm. Something's
bothering you, though.

- What if I'm not the same?

- If it isn't Mister
and Missus Middleton.

Thanks for coming.
- How are ticket sales?

- Oh, the place is crawling
with Manniacs.

I have a real good feeling
about tonight.

- Yeah, so do I.

- Um... we'll
let you two talk.

- Samantha!

- Didn't mean to
sneak up on you.

I was hoping you had a minute.
- For you? I have two.

- This is for you.

- I don't know what to say.

- Oh, you said it all
perfectly earlier.

I just wanted
to say thank you.

- You feel like rocking out?

- Thought you'd
never ask, kid.

- Haha!

- And you were just
business partners?

- Donna wasn't my type.

- What is your type?

- Oh, so you think I'm gonna
describe you now, don't you?

- You better.

- Can I take
your cheque?

- Oh, you know...
I could go

for another glass of wine.
What about you?

- Yeah. Definitely.

- Uh, we've actually been
closed for half an hour.

- Oh...

- I am so sorry.
I got this.

- No, no, no. I got it.
- No. Really, really, I got it.

- No, please. I really want
to get it.

- OK. How about we split?

- Well, then it's not
really a date.

- OK. You get it.

- Thank you.

- That was embarrassing.

- Oh, please! That doesn't
even crack my top 5.

- OK, well, now I gotta know.

What's number 1?

- My first job interview.

I had a piece of spinach
covering my two front teeth.

- Kind of like right now?
- You're kidding, right?

- I'm kidding.

You get the job?
- Unfortunately, yes.

Lickety Splitzers.

- Ice cream parlour
or bowling alley?

- Hmm... both.

- My first job was
at the Dog House.

- Restaurant
or pet store?

- Luckily, not both.

- I've had a really
great time tonight.

- Me too.

There's just one problem.

I... don't want it to end.

- Do you want to go
to a rock concert?

- Ah... thanks
for helping out.

- Of course! I see a friend,
I'm just gonna go say hi.

- Oh, yeah.
- Yeah.

Oh! Wait,
don't forget your rose.

- Oh! I think
that belongs to you.

- Oh.

"Stephanie,
I'm thinking of you."

They didn't sign it.

- Sounds like you've got
a secret admirer.

- Ellen! Hi.
- Oh, Cassie!

I'm so glad you could make it.
- Oh, I wasn't sure

I was gonna come.
I haven't been

to a town event
in a long time.

- Well, then I guess
it's a good thing we met.

- Mm-hmm.

- Thanks again
for all this.

- Well, thanks for this.

- While I'd love
to take credit,

it must be
from one of your other admirers.

- Ah.

- In fact, one of them
is heading this way.

- Tell me our funnel cakes
are selling like hot cakes.

- Hahaha! Wow!

You still have
that terrible sense of humor.

- If it's so terrible,
then why did you kiss me?

- Hey, you were cute.
- Mm-hmm.

- Why did you kiss me?

- 'Cause you wanted
to ride a motorcycle.

- Haha! You sure you got
the right Stephanie?

- Mm-hmm. It was on your list.

- My list...

"All the things I wanted to do
before I got old."

- I thought it was pretty cool.

I'd never met a girl like you.

- You know, when I got
home from camp,

I made a wish
that I would see you again.

- Only took 20 years
to come through, huh?

- Yeah. Well, at least,
I got a rose out of it.

- You gave her a rose?
- Don't worry, it's not from me.

I'm gonna go make sure
everything's ready

for the concert.
I'll see you guys later.

- Yeah.

So this isn't
from you either?

- I just got here.
Maybe it's from Adam.

- I already crossed him
off the list.

- Hmm.

- I really appreciate
you doing this.

It means a lot
to George and Adam.

- Well, it's for a good cause,
and I would never pass up

the chance to catch up
with Six-string Sammy.

- Ah, it feels
like we're hanging out

in your aunt's garage
tuning up for a gig.

- As long as we're tuning up,

we may as well
get the band back together?

- Hahaha!

- Huh? To celebrate
your good news?

- Uh, I'm... not sure

Six-string Sammy can slay
the way he used to.

- Hahaha!

The Six-string I know

never doubted himself.

- Mannhandlers
and Manniacs alike,

it is my distinct honour
and absolute pleasure

to introduce the one...
- You know where I'll be

if you change your mind.
- ...the only, Logan Mann!

- Thank you. Thank you.

Thanks for making me
feel at home.

Come on.

Two, three, four!

- ♪ I was born here
like my father ♪

♪ He worked his fingers
to the bone ♪

♪ He said the sound
will keep you down ♪

♪ But you were meant to roam

♪ Tomorrow is tonight

♪ The dream is worth the fight

♪ The endless road,
it can't go on forever ♪

♪ The shoulders that I climb

♪ The street of dream is mine

♪ Chip, block,
I've learned to rock ♪

♪ Across the finish line

♪ See the wonders
of the world ♪

- Ah, ah-aaah!

Give it up one more time
for Logan Mann!

And our own...

...Six-string Sammy!

- I want to thank everyone
for coming out tonight.

It means a great deal
to me. Uh, to us.

Tonight, you were all

rock stars. We raised
a heck of a lot,

but we came up
a little short.

- We raised enough

to move the church,
but, um...

not enough to buy
the land to put it on.

- Unfortunately, the end of
the week is the end of the road.

- If land is all you need,
I've got plenty of it.

- Would you be willing to let us
pay you over time?

- I'm not willing to let you
pay me at all.

It would be my honour.

- That's... that's
awfully generous of you.

- We-we can't
thank you enough.

Looks like we did it!

- Looks like you did it.

- I guess it was
a good thing that we met.

- Hit it, boys!
Two, three, four!

- I'm all packed up.
Need any help?

- Desperately.

- You still don't know
who sent you that rose?

- Not a clue.

- I can tell.

- Oh, that's not
a good look.

- That is an obsessed look.

- I wouldn't call it obsessed;

I would call it... curious.

OK, I'm obsessed.

- I know who sent you the rose.
- You know?

And you let me go through this?
Do you have any idea

what kind of night I've had?!
- I have a pretty good idea.

- It was you, wasn't it?

- Surprise.
- You mean wake up.

I've been doing exactly
what I said I wouldn't.

- I get it. Guys can be
a distraction.

- Or an excuse.

Easier to focus on them
than on myself.

You know what?

Thank you.

- Would you look at us?
- Oh, I know

it's not exactly
what you wished for.

- The only wish that matters
came true a long time ago.

The day that I became
Mrs. Thomas Tinsdale.

- Let's dance.

- OK. Your idea of eating
ice cream in the cold is--

- Pretty amazing?

- Pretty amazing! Well,

you really can't go wrong
adding sprinkles to anything.

- Hmm... Tomato soup?

- I'd try it.

Hey, can I tell you something?
- Hmm... No.

- I was pretty nervous
about tonight.

- Not me.

I was terrified.

OK, so besides sprinkles,
what's your favourite food?

- Ooh! It's a tough one.

- You think that's tough,
wait 'til you hear

my favourite movie question.

- "When she looks
at me with her sweet eyes,

"I can see the adventure
in her soul.

"I just know she's going
to explore the world

"and be a positive light
to everyone she meets.

"She's so perfect,
so beautiful, so magical.

- Your mother was right.

- Wow, I didn't see that coming!
- Could it be more obvious?

- Are you accusing me
of letting you win?

- Hmm, maybe to gain
my endorsement.

- That's not my style.
- It's not mine either.

Thanks for giving me that kick,
I needed it.

- I'm always gonna be here
to give you a little kick.

- I'm counting on it.

-
Sounds like it was everything

you could have wished for.

- It kind of was.

At least,
that wish came true.

- Did I miss the day deeds?

- That's not good.
- No, it's not.

- Looks like
the painting is peeling off.

- Looks like there's a painting
under the painting.

- They're both wearing
an amulet.

- That means

there's a second one
out there somewhere.

- Looks like my wish
did come true.

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