All language subtitles for Quantum Leap s03e08 The Great Spontini.eng

Realising that one could time travel
within his own lifetime,

Dr Sam Beckett stepped into
the Quantum Leap Accelerator

(and vanished.)

He awoke to find himself trapped
in the past,

facing mirror images
that were not his own.

And driven by an unknown force
to change history for the better.

His only guide on this journey is Al,
an observer from his own time,

who appears in the form of a hologram
that only Sam can see and hear.

And so Dr Beckett finds himself
leaping from life to life,

striving to put right
what once went wrong

and hoping each time that
his next leap will be the leap home.

Quantum leaping through time,
I found myself in some tight spots.

But this was definitely
the tightest.

And now...
for the Sword of Doom!

Doom?

Ladies and gentlemen,
The Great Spontini!

Oh, boy.

(MILD APPLAUSE)

(DRUM ROLL)

Harry, the saw.
Oh. The saw.

Harry! What are you doing?

The head.

Turn me round.

Turn around and...

Turn the table around.

Turning the table.

Still turning the table.

And...stop.

Harry, the saw.
The saw.

Oh!

(SCREAMS)

Do you have to make sounds
like that?

Oh!

Oh! (SCREAMS)

Ow!

OK?
Put the dividers in.

She's OK, folks.

Here are the dividers.

Thank you.

And...the first divider is...in.

And now comes the second divide

Pull my head.

And now...I will attempt to -
Open the doors! - open the doors!

The doors... Yes.

Ha, ha, ha! And...

..aha!

And now I will...

Push me apart!
..push her apart.

And now I will put it back together.

There we go.

Her feet are moving! Wow!

Closing the doors.

There we go.

Closing the doors.

Turning the table.

(MURMURING AMONGST AUDIENCE)

And...the, uh...

What do you call them?
The dividers out.

(Go easy.)
Thanks.

That was The Great Spontini!

What was that?

I'm not sure.
It was Phoenix all over again.

You'd better not be getting
that weird flu.

Here, hold these swords.

Well, you don't have a fever.

Come on. Let's go.

Thank God we're in Oakland.

We'd never get away with that
in Vegas.

How's your stomach? Uh...fine.
I'm feeling a lot better...now.

OK, because we've really got to nail
that Bill Bixby audition Thursday.

We're auditioning
for The Incredible Hulk?

Harry, I don't think a great actor
like Bill Bixby -

- and magician - is going to play
a green comic book character.

Wait, The Magician -
Bill Bixby's TV show.

Starring The Great Spontini
and his Table of Death.

Table... Table of Death?

Worth...$3,500 if we get on!

And ten grand if we win
for greatest illusion.

With that money in the kitty,

we'll have the hottest magic shop
on the west coast!

This time, we'll have all the magic
on our side!

Come on.

Time for my quick change routine.

Just give me a minute, OK?
OK.

Eek!

Pah!

(ITEMS RATTLE)

Hmm. Let me guess.
You're a kleptomaniac.

No, no, Al. I'm a...

I'm a magician.

I'm sorry I missed your act.

But...I caught a better one
next door.

Let me guess, women's dressing room?

Take pity on me, Sam.
I haven't been myself lately.

Tina's been away for a couple
of weeks visiting her mother.

And...I do have my needs, you know?

God forbid you should have two weeks'
downtime.

Yeah, well, I mean...
(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Uh...come in.

It's Elaine from next door!

And she's got the cutest little
butterfly tattoo and it's right -

It... Oh, she seems to like you
a lot, Sam.

I begged my agent for three months

to get us booked at the same place.

A four-week run together.

It'll be heaven, baby!

Mmm!
Go for it!

You're still thinking about her.

Who?
What difference does it make?!

Don't play dumb with me, Harry.

You just can't get her out of your
head, can you?

Well, these things, they take time.
Three years? That's long enough.

You hurt her feelings, Sam.
Now beg her forgiveness. What?

I said, "that's long enough".

I can't compete with Maggie's memory.

Say you're sorry and...make up
to her.

I'm...

I'm sorry...Elaine.

You mean it?

Because I could help you
forget her.

If you'd just let me try.

There you go, kid.
Now you're back on the burner.

Harry?

Mom?

Al?
Deny everything.

So Mommy Dearest comes back?
You could have at least told me.

Well, I didn't really...

He's been waiting for you like a dog
by the door, honey.

I guess I should have knocked
a little louder, huh?

Well, I, uh... I...

This is Maggie.
Hi, uh...Maggie.

Hi, baby.

You have got so big.

She ran out on Harry and the kid
three years ago.

I've missed you so...

much.
I suppose that's for me?

Oh. Yes. It is.

I don't know if it's quite right.

You missed me when I was this size.
A lot changes in three years.

I'll tell you what I'm going to do.

I'll take you shopping and you can
go pick out a larger size, OK?

Hi. Steve Slater.
Nice to meet you, Harry.

Caught the end of your act.
Really enjoyed it.

Oh, well, thanks.

Yeah, you were really great with all
that illusion stuff. You're good.

Could never top your
disappearing act.

Where are you going?

I've got to feed the rabbits.

We knew this would be tough.
It'll take a little time.

Talk to him - I can't find out why
she came back after three years.

Harry? I want a divorce.

Bingo!
Divorce?

Margaret and I are engaged. We'd
like to get the paperwork moving.

Steve's also my attorney.

Watch your wallet, Sam.
Here it comes.

Harry, I want to make this as easy
as I possibly can. Trust me.

I don't want it to get blown out
of proportion.

Blown... My guess is that Steve here
is providing the plutonium.

Well... Um... Couldn't...

Couldn't we talk about this alone?

I think we said it all
three years ago.

Nothing has changed, Harry.

Well, you're here.

And...we don't need a lawyer
to talk.

We'll talk about it tomorrow
in Judge Mulhern's chambers.

County Courthouse, two o'clock.

It's just a formality, Harry.

Come on.

I don't like that guy, Sam.

He reminds me of my second wife's
divorce attorney.

Cost me every nickel I had.

And according to Ziggy, Harry spends
his life savings on attorney's fees.

Yeah?

I think I'm here to reunite
this family.

What makes you think that?

Well, you heard Elaine. Spontini
never stopped loving Maggie

and...and I think she still
loves him.

I mean, you can see it in her eyes.

She left him and the kids, went to
school, got a real estate licence,

started a whole new life. But she
came back. To get a divorce!

I think she came back
because she still loves him.

We are here to review the case
of Harry Spontini

and his estranged wife
Margaret Spontini.

Mr Spontini,
as I see no counsel present,

I assume you've chosen to represent
yourself in this matter?

Uh...yes, your Honour.

And I'm sure that Mrs Spontini
and I...

..can work out a solution without
taking up your time if -

Guard shark here.

- if her counsel would just allow us
a few moments alone to talk.

Your Honour, my client and I
are prepared to waive our rights

to spousal support in this matter.

This is not about a divorce.

However, we do believe Harry
Spontini to be an unfit parent

and that Margaret Spontini
should be given

sole legal and physical custody
of the minor, Jamie Spontini.

See? She's after Jamie.

This was supposed to be about
a divorce, not a custody hearing.

You Honour, I'd like to show examples
of unacceptable living conditions

that Mr Spontini has subjected

his 12-year-old daughter to
over the last few years.

These photos demonstrate the need for
temporary placement of the child

with Mrs Spontini's custody
as soon as possible.

Photos? Yeah, the shark hired a dick
to follow you.

I warned you.
I don't want to hear it.

I'm afraid you'll have to,
Mr Spontini.

May I see those, counsellor?

Custody hearings are the worst.

I remember my third... fourth...
third wife, Sharon and I,

we fought for over eight months
over Chester.

(You have a son?)
Dog.

He was a good dog.
And she got him.

I tell you, in a family court,
women have all the power.

Mr Spontini?

How many residences have you had
in the last, oh, five years?

You live in a trailer.
We have one residence.

A one-bedroom mobile home that
changes locations from week to week

can't be considered
a suitable residence.

My work forces me to live
on the road

and I feel that it's better for Jamie
- my daughter -

if she's with me and I don't leave
her. That's good, Sam.

Do you travel a lot or a little?

Well... Let's see. 30 weeks
out of the year. Lie a little.

I'm employed about 30 weeks
out of the year.

Your daughter doesn't have
her own room?

She has a sleeping area.

But she's happy!
But she's a very happy

and well-adjusted young girl,
Mr Slater.

Well, I'm sure you feel that way,
Mr Spontini

but do you think it's appropriate
for a maturing young girl

to share a common sleeping area?

Well, uh...no.

But we're trying to buy a business

that will enable us
to settle into the area.

A magic shop?
Yes, that's correct.

Mrs Spontini, were you aware
of this business purchase?

Yes, I was.

How many years has this purchase
been a consideration?

Um... Well, since I first met
my husband in 61.

He's working her, Sam.

Your Honour...

at this time, we are very close
to having a downpayment.

That's nice, Harry, but this hearing
is not about your future situation,

it's about Jamie's present.

How many schools has Jamie attended
in the last, say, two years?

Well, let me think. Um...

Come on! Don't let me down now.

Mr Spontini?
Uh... Well, your Honour,

I would probably...
I would have to check my records.

Um... Battery looks good.
Because...

I, uh -
I'll slug you!

- why are you doing this?

Something perhaps as simple
as a birthday.

Ah! Hang on.

Well, it's 74 now.
She was born in 1962.

Perhaps you can recall a date?

A date...

Oh, here!

She attended Tetford School for...
No!

Oh, no!

Uh-oh. I think I killed it, Sam.

Um...

I have... I have never really been
very good with dates.

Um... And birthdays, sometimes I have
trouble remembering my own birthday.

Um...but whatever the day...was,

I just think it's important to note
that...

I was there.

You work as a magician?
Yeah, yeah, you saw me last night.

Who takes care of your daughte
while you're working?

Well, she's my assistant.

Your 12-year-old daughter
works with you?

The third photo
is the Blue Mamba Club,

where Mr Spontini and his daughter
are currently employed.

Margaret Spontini
and I visited the club last night.

I want you to note the living
conditions,

which this child is being subjected
to, both physically and emotionally.

Mr Spontini,
would you care to respond?

Uh -
She ran out on Jamie.

Your Honour...

..I think that Har - that I...
that I have...

..been a good father to Jamie.

I love her and I've been there
for her every day

and I would hope that that would
count for something.

Now, maybe I'm not very good
with the details...

and things like that, but...

..I just...

..I didn't walk out on my daughter.

Hey, I didn't have a choice!

I am trying to make a better life
for myself

and I'm trying to make one
for Jamie too.

Fight for her, Sam! Don't
you think that's what I'm doing?

I understand, Mr Spontini.

However, considering the fact that
you have no permanent residence

or steady employment,
I have no choice

but to award temporary custody of the
minor, Jamie Spontini, to her mother.

Pending a formal hearing
on the matter.

Sam! Why don't we ask Jamie
what she wants?

She's a minor, Mr Spontini.

My client searched for two and a half
years before locating her daughter.

We feel Mr Spontini may flee with
the child, given the opportunity.

Oh, your Honour, please -
No, I'm not going to flinch.

I swear... We believe it is
in the best interests of Jamie

that her father be denied visitation
rights - Oh, no.

- until a formal decision is made.

I don't believe it's necessary

to deny Mr Spontini access
to his daughter. Thank you.

However, visitation shall be limited
to Mrs Spontini's home.

Mr Spontini, I'm sorry,
but by five o'clock this afternoon,

you shall deliver custody
of the minor to her mother.

And Mr Spontini...

I suggest you retain legal counsel
before the actual hearing.

Thank you, all.

Maggie -
Come on, Harry.

Don't make me add reports
of physical abuse to this hearing.

Steve. Please, Harry. I just want
to talk to my wife alone.

She doesn't want to talk to you.
Maggie -

It's best if you let Jamie be with me
for a while. You must believe that.

I don't and I don't think
you do either.

I want my daughter.
Come on.

So, she wants a divorce?

She hasn't belonged to us
since she ran away.

We'll be OK.

Your mother wants to take care
of you, Jamie,

and the judge wants you to live
with her for a while.

When?
Today at 5:00.

I don't want to live with her.

Now, it's only temporary
until the hearing's over.

Don't I have a choice?
No. Not in this one.

I'll be back here first thing
in the morning.

I figured out where we are blowing
that table of death illusion.

The judge says you can't come
to the club.

Didn't you tell him you need me
for the act?

He doesn't think that a nightclub

is a good place for a young girl
to be working.

Is he nuts or something?
I'm learning a trade.

He wants you in a real home.

That's why I'm taking you
to your mother's in two hours.

We can run away. I can pack.
If we don't show up,

I'll be thrown in jail and you'll
end up at your mother's anyway.

Harry, don't let them take me away.

It won't be for ever, OK?

I'll find a way for the two of us
to be together again soon.

I promise.

Now, I want you to do something
for me, OK?

Will you go to your mother's and
stay with her for a couple of days

until I get this all
straightened out?

OK?

OK.

On one condition.

I re-rigged the shackles to open
at once. It'll be a snap.

If it's such a snap, why do they
call it the Table of Death?

Cos two guys have died doing it.

Two guys have died?!
But you're better than them, Harry.

Huh. Yeah.

You have an extra 15 seconds
before it hits the final latch.

Then, all 900lbs of canopy
come slamming down

and splattering your guts
all over the place.

Jamie, listen, there has got to be
a better way to get the magic shop.

We need this to get on The Magician.

Watch this.

I told you it would work.
Hey, Sam, did I ever tell you

that when I was in the orphanage,
they used to call me Al the Pick?

Failsafe fun. 60 seconds, Harry. Go.

Uh...is there any way to stop it?

Gee, I'd like to do
a trick like this.

What are you doing?

I mean, you can pick locks
in your sleep.

20 seconds. Hey, don't worry about
me, Sam. I'm having a good time.

Ten seconds.

What's wrong? I can't...
I can't get the feel of it.

What?
I can't...

(ALARM SOUNDS)

I couldn't do it.

You're doing this on purpose.

You don't want me around anymore!

Do you know how many hickeys I got
from using that stuff?

I got a million hickeys.
I almost got killed back there.

Hey, I was the guy in the rack.

I can't do the trick. You saw.
I can not do that trick.

You've got to, unless you want Harry
to lose his kid.

Well, maybe...
Maybe that's for the best.

But it's not.

Maggie wins custody
and she marries Jaws

and Jamie runs away from home
trying to find her father.

She doesn't and she ends up on the
street, stealing.

You can't let that kid's life
be ruined by an ego-centric lawyer

and an inept woman who didn't deserve
to be her mother in the first place.

Al, I'm not going to let Harry
lose his daughter, OK?

Well, how you can to keep it from -
Oh, I get it.

You're going to make nice-nice with
the mother? Well, it's worth a shot.

I know that kind of woman, Sam.
You're wasting your time.

Al, maybe if your mom thought she
had a chance, she'd have come back.

Maggie made a mistake. I just want
to give her a chance to fix it.

You're losing it, Harry.

Oh! I think you're supposed to wear
that stuff, not drink it.

Well, I had a little accident
and, uh...

You ready to go?

N...o.

A great house. Yeah, if you want
to live with Wally and the Beaver.

Hi, Jamie.
Hi.

Hi.

For you.
Oh, thank you.

They smell like...Aqua Velva.

Well...

Well, do you want to come in?
Do I have a choice?

You know, this is really...
It's a big change for her

and maybe if I could...

Sure, Harry. Come on in.
Oh, great. Great. Come on.

Well, make yourselves at home.
I'll be right back, OK?

OK.

Just try, OK? Please?

Give it a chance.

Lemonade.
With water, in case it's too strong.

Not too sweet.

Where did Jamie go?

Um...back yard.

Oh, Harry.

I'm sorry this is happening
the way it is.

Steve thought it would be best
if I...

I just wanted Jamie back.

Listen, um...I'm sorry too.

I... I said some things
that I wish -

You didn't say anything
that wasn't true.

I just want a chance to make it up
to her before it's too late.

I know.

And that's what I wanted
to talk to you about.

This is a rough neighbourhood!

Oh, my God!

Jamie?

(JAMIE LAUGHS)

Where's your sense of humour,
Maggie?

I think this is just Jamie's way
of saying...

she's really glad to be here.
Come on.

Why don't we say...why don't
we look at your new room, OK?

My room is in our trailer
in Oakland.

Wow, Maggie! You've done
a terrific job. Thank you.

Yeah, not a dust bunny in sight.

Hey, hey, look at this bed, huh?

Come on. Isn't this great?

Sarah?

I thought I lost her and...

And you had her all the time.

Jamie, I had her...

I took her because I needed
something that was a part of you.

And Sarah made things a little
easier for me for a while.

I like the bed.

What do you say we get you unpacked
and settled in, all right?

That's a great idea. Here's the
dresser. The closet's right there.

Which drawer is mine?
They're all yours.

I'll only be needing one.
I'm not staying long.

You look really nice.

Oh, that so?

Thank you, Harry.

You know, Maggie...

..you have to admit that we had
some pretty terrific times.

Really?
Yeah.

Yeah. Like that, um...

..that trip.

Which one?

Well, Virginia Beach
or New Orleans?

New Orleans.
I knew that you'd say New Orleans!

You were incredible that weekend,
Harry.

Never been able to look at a balcony
the same way again.

Balcony. Um...

..well, I feel the same way.

You want some brownies? They're
the kind with the marshmallows.

Yeah. Remember we ate
a whole pan of these

the night before Jamie was born?

Ow! I just burned myself.

I'll get some butter.
Here, wait, wait. Wait a second.

Let me look at it. Come here.

Come on, come on.

Feel better? Why is it you always
know what to do, Harry?

Oh, Harry...

Harry...

This custody battle,

it's crazy.

I mean -
I know.

We can work these things out
by ourselves.

Right? I mean, as soon as I get
the magic shop, everything -

Oh? The magic shop?

Then you're going to settle down
and buy a real home, right, Harry?

I heard that before.
I heard it for eight years

and I'm not going to hear it again.

So you walked away?

Do you think that I wanted
to leave my baby?

God! I didn't have a choice, Harry.

I couldn't sit around waiting
for all your fantasies to come true.

So I left her.

And I went out there and
I made it happen, Harry.

Now I can give her all the things
that we always wanted to give her.

(DOOR OPENING)
Nice clothes, good schools -

Why don't we give her them together?
You let him inside the house?

Well, not that it's any of your
business, but...

I was talking to Maggie,
who is still my wife,

about Jamie,
who will always be my daughter.

He was just leaving, Steve.
Good. Because talking to you

without your lawyer present
could jeopardise his case.

A little free legal advice. I don't
want your advice. I want my family.

Frankly, other than
a few signatures,

your family doesn't exist.

Harry, just leave.
Why don't you ask him to leave?

Keep it up. I can pretty much
guarantee you no visitation rights.

You can't keep me from my daughter.
Don't count on it. I always win.

That's what this is about for you,
isn't it?

Winning.

You don't care about Maggie.
I know you don't care about Jamie.

What?
Come on. Come on, stop!

Huh! Smooth move, ex-lax.

Look, maybe you both should leave.

Come on, Maggie. I think that's
probably a good idea. Come here.

See you tomorrow, sweetheart, OK?

You too, Steve.

Smile and enjoy it, Jamie.

When I've finished with him in
court, it'll be a cold day in hell

before you and your mother ever lay
eyes on him again.

I don't need a babysitter.

Honey, I feel bad about leaving you
on your first day home.

Are you going to be OK?
No sweat.

Don't you worry about a thing,
Mrs Spontini.

I've been taking care of babies
all my life.

I am not a baby.

How about if we go shopping
later today?

OK, Maggie.

How about "Mom"?

Oh, give me a chance, Jamie.

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm sorry that I can't give you back
the years I wasn't with you.

But I can give us a future together.

If you let me.
What about Harry?

Who's going to take care of him?

Harry is going to be OK.

You don't understand.

We know each other's thoughts.

We're a team.
Well, maybe we could be a team too.

And Steve?

Is he part of our team?

Steve loves me very, very much

and he takes good care of me.

And he's the reason
that you're with me again.

So you've got to give him a chance
too, OK?

Do you love him?
I love you.

And that's all that matters to me
right now.

I've got to get out of here
before I'm late, OK?

Oh, baby.

Bye bye.

Looks like she got you again, Sam.

She's a good kid, Al.

I hate to see her going through
this.

Yeah, divorce is always hardest
on the kids.

I think I've really
messed this leap up.

Haven't I?

I mean, maybe... Maybe
I should have hired an attorney.

No, that's how Spontini
lost everything in the first place.

You're doing this right, Sam.

You go into court and you just talk
from your heart

and the judge has got to give you
joint custody.

I've got a bad feeling about Jamie.
What kind of feeling?

I don't know, I've just...
I've got a bad feeling.

Well, I'll check in on Jamie
and you get ready to go to court.

The last thing you want to do
is be late.

Jamie! Get off of that table!

Jam - This is a mistake.

This is not going to work, Jamie.

Ziggy says you're going to die!

Isn't it true that during your
marriage to Harry Spontini,

you and your child were dragged from
one slum nightclub to the next?

I... I object.

This is not a trial, Mr Spontini.

We're only trying to establish
a few facts.

Why don't you rephrase the question,
Counsellor? Yes, your Honour.

Were you able to maintain any sense
of a normal home life

when you were married to Mr Spontini?

Well, being a...professional
magician -

Yes or no?
No.

When you could no longer tolerate it,
you were forced to leave. Correct?

Well, I left so that I could
complete my education,

get a job and provide a stable home
for my child.

Something your husband
could never do.

Now, Jamie, uh...just stay lying
there and don't touch anything,

don't do anything and...why am I
talking when she can't hear me?

I've got to get Sam.

You still have no steady job or
permanent residence.

Isn't that true, Mr Spontini?

Uh...I can't hear you.

Yes, that's correct.

Yet you selfishly believe that you'd
be the best choice for custody.

Look, I know that...at this time,

society does not consider fathers to
be the best choice as single parents

but there is no law that says that a
woman is a better parent than a man.

A simple yes or no -
The important thing here

is that the child's needs
are being met.

Now, anybody who knows Jamie knows
that I've done just that.

Sam! It's Jamie!
What about Jamie?

That's what we're here
to decide, Mr Spontini.

She's trying to do that
Table of Death trick. What?

Mr Spontini, are you all right?

If you don't do something about it,
she's going to die!

Ziggy says you've got 14 minutes.

I've got to go. You can't leave
in the middle of proceedings.

Mr Spontini?
Mr Spontini, you sit down

or I will file you
in contempt of court!

I can't explain, your Honour. I have
a feeling my daughter is in trouble.

Jamie? Maggie, sit down.
We've got this thing won.

No! If he says she's in trouble,
I'm going.

Hurry, Sam. It takes ten minutes
to get there. We've got 13 left.

Harry!

Harry! Harry, stop! Stop, stop!

Come on. Come on, hurry up.
Where are we going?

The club.
The club?

Harry, why are we going to the club?
That's where Jamie is.

I left her with Mrs Futrell.

She's gone. Look, you're just going
to have to trust me, OK?

I know that she's in danger.

Well, what's she doing at the club?

The Table of Death trick.

She thinks that if we can do it,

then we'll get on TV
and get the magic shop.

Oh, great.

(HORN HONKS)

(KIDS SCREAM)

Look out for the kid on the bike!

Thanks.
I didn't do anything.

Oh, no.

Help!

Help!

Break this lock!

Stage door.

Jamie?
Sam! Down here. Hurry up!

Daddy, get me out! Hurry!

No, no, you can't stop it.
With the pick!

Oh, yeah.
The pick is on the floor, Sam.

Now, just try and stay calm.
Steady hand. You can do it, Sam.

Seven seconds. Six.

Harry!

Harry!
Four. Three seconds, Sam.

Two. One!

No!

Oh, you did it, Sam.

Oh, baby! Oh, baby.

I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

Are you OK? Are you OK?
Oh, God.

You Honour, Mr Spontini's actions

clearly demonstrate his inability
to raise this child.

You don't do anything about it!

He encouraged Jamie,
for his own professional gain,

to experiment with a potentially
lethal piece of equipment.

We believe he should face charges
for felony child endangerment.

No, he shouldn't!

Your Honour, Jamie was in my care.

If anybody endangered my child,
it was me.

What are you saying? Look,
Jamie has been trying to tell me

but I just didn't want to see it.

They're too much a part of each
other, Steve. Sit down.

No, it's over.

I can't...
I can't take her away from you.

My client is under extreme duress
due to these circumstances.

You're making a big mistake! I made
a mistake three years ago, Steve,

and I'm not going to make
another one.

Your Honour, I would like
to withdraw my petition.

Are both parties in accord?

Yes.
All right!

Well, this case is dismissed.

I'll reinstate proceedings
for divorce first thing tomorrow.

I don't think so, Steve.

You've got to be kidding.

You have to understand that I can't
go through my life wondering

if I'm throwing something
very special away.

I guess you and I have a different
definition of what is special.

Yeah.

Steve - Looks like you're out of
a job, butthead.

My sentiments exactly, butthead.

I'm really sorry I put you through
all this mess.

I hope that some day,
we can be good friends again.

I don't know. What do you think?

And...you'll never go away again?

I promise you with all my heart.

I love you, Mommy.
Oh, I love you, baby!

Well, Sam, looks like Maggie
makes good on her promise.

She and Jamie turn out to be
a great team

and Maggie finds a wonderful deal
on a little magic shop,

right around the corner
from her place.

(Do Harry and Maggie
end up together?)

No, that's not in the cards, Sam.

Well then, maybe we're just going
to have to change the cards.

I promise you.

Oh.

Well, this is amazing.

It's changing.

Yeah. They fall in love again

and then they get back together
one year from today.

Jamie!

Yo, man! Watch out!

Look out!

Oh, boy!

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