- Your romance is doomed. He is a Davenport, and you are a Merriwick. - I like writing and photography. - Then do more of that and just figure out what you like the best. - I'd like to go on that date with you. - I don't want to be the rebound girl. - Fancy food, a warm fire, and good company. - Sounds romantic. - What do you want, Martha? - My job back. You need to get this Blairsville town line nonsense fixed so my house can be returned to Middleton. - This is my husband, Sam. - I think that's the first time I've heard you say that. (LIGHT MUSIC) - Hello, Martha. Crumpet? - Oh my! Those do look delicious. But business before baked goods. - Yes, I'd love to do your TV show. - You know, Cassie Nightingale, one of these days, I will surprise you. - You're constantly surprising me, Martha. - I'm gonna take that as a compliment, and I'm gonna take one of these crumpets. Now, I was thinking, for the show, sort of a holistic healing demo. You know, a few herbs, a couple of wonderful-smelling oils. Your wisdom, my wit. How can we go wrong? Oh, these smell so good. Perhaps I could take a few home for Tom. - Oh, I thought you might ask that. - BRITISH MAN: Hello? - Hello. I'm Cassie Nightingale. You must be Henry. - Ah. Our phone call. My accent gave me away. - Let's just say it stuck in my memory. - And it's no wonder. It's simply music to the ears. Oh, Martha Tinsdale, Middleton's authority on all things British. - Delighted. - What brings you to our charming little corner of the world? - I'm just looking for a little peace and quiet. - Well, normally that describes Grey House perfectly. - Hmm. Oh my, what an inspired piece of luggage. - Military issue. I just finished a tour with the Cordonian Royal Navy. - How adventurous. Were you stationed somewhere exotic? - I did disaster relief in the South Pacific. - The stories you must have. Which gives me a wonderful idea. How would you like to be the first guest on my TV show? I could interview you about your experiences. - It sounds much more exciting than it actually was. And the truth is I'm a bit camera shy. - Oh. Hm. - Do I smell crumpets? - I just left some out for guests. Help yourself. - Oh. What a shame. He would have been a fabulous first guest. Of course, not as fabulous as you! - Thank you, Martha. Don't forget your crumpets. - Hmm. - So, what do you think for tonight? Some Like It Hot or Breakfast At Tiffany's? Not feeling the rom-coms today. - I'm sorry. It's just this budget proposal. I owe it to city council by tonight. - Budget proposal. That sounds important. So I'm guessing you're gonna have to cancel movie night then. - I've had to cancel everything lately. - You know, I interned at Sam's office a while back. Maybe I could intern for you at City Hall. - You want to intern at the mayor's office? - Yeah. It would be great job experience, and... it might even help me figure out what I wanna study in college. - Do you have any references? - My cousin's the mayor. - That's impressive. Can you start this afternoon? - Yeah. No, I-I can be there right after school. - Perfect. Just a heads-up, I can be a pretty tough boss. - I think I can handle it. - We will find out. - This looks serious. - Very serious. - What can I do to help? - Be ready to make a quick decision. - Well, I've already decided. I'll take the waffle iron. - Out of everything we have up for auction, you want the waffle iron? - The one at Grey House just broke. - Waffle iron it is. Just make sure you bid on it as soon as the auction goes live. - I guess they'll let anybody be chief of staff in this hospital. - I guess they'll let anybody just walk in here. - This place is, uh... interesting. - What are you doing here? - Can't a guy drop in on an old friend? - Oh, Adam, this is Patrick Taylor. - Dr Patrick Taylor. Head of cardiothoracic surgery at St Percy's in Beverly Hills. - Adam Hawkins, head of pastoral care here at Hillcrest Hospital. - Good to meet you, Chaplain. - You too. - Sam and I went to medical school together. Even back then, I knew he'd make a heck of a doctor. - Not how I remember you putting it. But it has been 20 years. - You two must have a lot of catching up to do. I'll leave you to it. - What are you really doing here? - I need your help with a patient. - Hm. All right. Let's go talk in my office. - Oh, hang on. - I need a wheelchair and oxygen, stat! Take slow, deep breaths. We'll bring you a chair. - (BREATHES HEAVILY) (MYSTERIOUS MUSIC) Captions by Able. Captions were made with support from NZ On Air. www.able.co.nz Copyright Able 2023 - Oh, Henry, I was just bringing you some tea. How are you settling in? - Quite well. Grey House is just like home. Except warmer and less dusty. - I'm sure home's not all that bad. Your family still there? - Lurking around every corner. - They sound involved. - Yes, that about sums it up. - Well, I hope you have time to meet the other guests. 'There are no strangers here, only friends you haven't met yet.' - Mr Keats, I believe. - Ah, you know your poets. - What a lovely old piano. - Thank you. Do you play? - It helps me think. - Then I'll leave you to your thoughts. - (PLAYS LIGHT MELODY) Oh. (CHUCKLES) I didn't realise anyone was there. - I` I didn't mean to interrupt. - Not at all. Uh, I'm Henry. - Olivia. I was on my way to work, and I heard you playing. Chopin, right? - I'm so rusty; I'm surprised you recognised it. Are you a fellow traveller? - I do love to travel, but I live in Middleton. I'm just staying here while my house is being painted. - Do you play? - No. I write. Poetry. - I adore poetry. I'd give anything to be able to write it. - And I'd give anything to be able to play the piano. You from England? - No. Cordonia. Have you been to England? - No. I made it to the finals of the London Poetry Fellowship a few times but no luck yet. - That, I'd say, is their loss. - And I'd say thank you. I'm late. I have to get to the library. - Overdue book? - No. (CHUCKLES) I'm the librarian. - It is wonderful meeting you. - You too. - It's not a heart attack. - It never is. But I still get chest pains and shortness of breath. - Have you done a stress test or an angiogram? - I have seen five cardiologists, and I still don't have a diagnosis. - Well, I'd like to help, but it's not really my area. - Are you kidding me? You were one of the best diagnosticians I've ever seen. I really need you to figure this out. - We've got a great cardiologist upstairs. Maybe I should have him take a look. - I didn't come here for a referral, Sam. - I'll order some tests. - What, seriously? - I was inches away from hitting the giant reef. - Well, let's hope my first day at the internship goes better than your first day on a yacht. - It will, so long as you stay caffeinated. - Already got it covered. And Abigail's too. - Way to butter up the boss. - Well, the boss is going to want me to be on time, so I'll see you later. - All right. - Aah. Your regular. - Thanks, Stephanie. - No, thank you for organising the Bistro's first ever poetry open mic. - I've never been to an open mic before. - You should come. - Actually, I... - If you're busy, I completely understand. - I'd love to come. - You must be Henry. - Word certainly spreads quickly in this little town. - Yeah, well, it does when Martha's around. I'm Stephanie. You look like you could use a cup of coffee. - You're a mind reader. - (LAUGHS) So, Martha says that you're from Cordonia. - Guilty. - You're from Cordonia? - You've heard of it? - Yeah. I've sailed in that port a few times. (CELL PHONE RINGS) - Excuse me. It was lovely to meet you all. - Bye. - I brought your favourite coffee. But it looks like you already have one. - Luke took care of my afternoon caffeine fix. - And your budget proposal. - Wow, you're good. - Luke Williams. - Grace Russell. - I know. I've done my homework. - Luke is my other intern. - Your 3 o'clock starts in five, Mayor Pershing. - Walk with me. - I've never seen you at school before. - It's cos I go to Regisland Academy. This also needs your signature. - Oh. What's this? - Permit request. Commercial developer wants to level Wishing Well Park and build a country club. - How can you build on a public park? - It's actually privately owned by the Dobson family, and they decided to sell. - That wishing well means a lot to Middleton. You can't let them tear it down. - I should have known. - So, what do we do now? - You don't have to do anything. - What do you mean by that? - Unlike some people, most of us have to put in actual work to get an opportunity like this. - You don't think I deserve to be here. - (CHUCKLES) I guess we'll find out. - (CELL PHONE RINGS) - This is Luke Williams. - (SCOFFS) - There you go. - I can't believe this guy got you to marry him. - She couldn't resist my charms. - Or your sense of humour. - (CHUCKLES) - You guys are just like me and Serena. - Serena? Edwards from med school? - Serena Taylor now. Guess she couldn't resist my charms either. - How long have you two been married? - Nine years next week. - Serena was brilliant. - She still is. She was head of neurology at Queensborough. - Wow, must be hard to be apart. - It's definitely tough being separated. - Well, let's figure out what's going on with you so you can get home. - That looks fun. - Do you want to give it a try? - I'll let you enjoy it. It's the only golf you're gonna be playing around here. - (CHUCKLES) You're denying my father's permit to build a country club. - If you want a golf course, build it in Blairsville. - We got a really great deal on the land in Middleton. - 'We'? You're part of Davenport Enterprises. - It's all in the family. - Wishing Well Park is a Middleton landmark. - And the birthplace of the Merriwick-Davenport curse. - You believe in curses? - It's the only reason I haven't asked you out. - Or maybe you thought I'd say no. - Be careful, Madam Mayor. My father always gets what he wants. - So do I. - Good morning. - It is now. I love strawberry crepes. - And don't forget the homemade whipped cream. - Oh... Serena would love this. - She must be worried about you. - I haven't told her. - Hmm. I imagine that would be hard. Um, hang on. I bet... you like chocolate chips. - I have them at home all the time. - (CHUCKLES) Ah, well, we like Grey House to feel like home. - Home doesn't feel like home anymore. Serena and I are separated. - I'm sorry to hear that. - She says I focus too much on work. - And what do you say? - I think if you want to be the best at what you do, you gotta put in the time. But she still means the world to me. - Hm. Well, maybe she needs to hear that. - Ugh. I've got a bad headache. - Let me get you some lavender oil to rub on your temples. - No, thanks. I prefer aspirin. - Oh. Someone's in a hurry. - Yeah. I'm stopping by City Hall before school to reorganise Abigail's desk. - I like the initiative. Sounds like internship's going well. - Do you think Abigail gave me the job cos we're related? - Probably. - Not what I wanted to hear. - It doesn't mean you don't deserve it. - Luke doesn't think so. - Who's Luke? - My competition. - Sounds like he's keeping you on your toes. - He's trying. But I'm gonna show him that us Merriwicks work harder than anyone. Bye. - Bye. - Nothing more impressive than hard work. Davis Davenport. - Mayor Abigail Pershing. - My son speaks quite highly of you. - I highly doubt that. - A straight shooter. I like that. Can I be straight with you? - I'd appreciate it. - Let me build my country club. - Not gonna happen. - You do realise the money and prestige it would bring to your town? - That's not the image Middleton's striving for. - I was hoping we could work this out like professionals. - Professionals don't barge into someone's office trying to strong-arm them. - It would seem we're at an impasse. - It would seem we are. - You'll be hearing from my lawyers. - Thank you so much. Ooh. - You think Vincent will like them? - I'm sure he'll think they're beautiful. - Well, then they are the perfect earrings for what I'm sure will be a perfect first date. - But...? - There's no but. Why do you think there'd be a but? - I just want to make sure you're going out with the guy that you want to be going out with. - Are you talking about Adam? - Are you talking about Adam? - I like Vincent, and I really want to see where this goes. - Then those are my gift to you. I hope you two have a wonderful time. - Oh, thank you. - Aww. (CHUCKLES) - Hello. - Cassie, I just wanted to check in and make sure that you're ready for the show tomorrow. - I'm ready for my close-up. - Perfect. Now, we're gonna do hair first and then makeup. And we want to avoid any colour clashing on camera, so I should tell you that I will be wearing` - Magenta? - Honestly, I don't know why I bother. (CHUCKLES) - Stop worrying. You are a natural. - I know. But it never hurts to hear it from others. - Well, be proud of yourself. It's not easy to take on something new. - You know, being mayor will always be first in my heart, but at least with a show, I can still serve the good people of Middleton. - See? You've found Martha 2.0. - I still have no idea what that means, but I think it's become my catchphrase. - Well, your bloodwork looks good. So far, everything's normal. Just waiting on the results of your CT scan. - Sam, I owe you an apology. The way I treated you in med school... I was kind of obnoxious. - (CHUCKLES) Yeah, you kinda were. - Could you blame me? I was jealous. - Of what? - The smartest guy in the entire programme. - I appreciate that, but Serena puts us both to shame. - She is one of a kind. - Nice to have somebody to lean on. - It'd be nice if she were here. - Yeah. Why isn't she? - When do you think those CT results will come in? - You bungee jumping? I can't say that's easy to picture. - Because I'm a librarian? - It does break the mould a bit. - Well, 'freedom lies in being bold.' - Robert Frost. - One of my favourites. - I couldn't get enough of his poems when I was a kid. - I bet you were a cute kid. - What about now? - Now, you're... handsome. - You know what I can't wait to see? - What? - You reading a poem on stage. - I'd be too nervous. - You'll jump off a bridge with a rubber band tied to your ankles, but you won't regale us with your poetry? - Pretty much. - Well, hello, you two. It would appear that Middleton has once again worked its romantic magic. - I am growing quite fond of your town. - Oh. (CHUCKLES) OK. Welcome, everyone, to the Bistro's first ever open mic poetry reading. (APPLAUSE) Now, our first performer needs no introduction. You know her. You love her. She's Middleton's own Martha Tinsdale. (APPLAUSE) Oh! - This is an original work entitled An Ode to Middleton. 'Middleton, my Middleton, 'mighty as the raging sea. 'Middleton, dear Middleton, 'my heart only beats for thee.' (APPLAUSE) (GIGGLES) - It would be quite lovely to hear one of your poems. Are you sure you can't be persuaded? - Apparently I can be. - All right, our next poet is... Oh. I guess it's Olivia. (APPLAUSE) - (CLEARS THROAT) 'When I come to the end of the road, 'it will be filled with tender memories, 'and I shall walk humble in my grief, 'for the only true freedom is love.' You said you loved the whole poem. - And I meant it, but that one line about freedom... - 'I shall walk humble in my grief.' - 'For the only true freedom is love.' Amazing. Tonight was delightful. - It really was. - Do we press our luck and venture out again, or do we simply hold on to the memory of this wonderful evening? - I say we throw caution in the wind. - Then I propose a night of dining and dancing. - It'll be more like a night of dining and stepping on your toes. I kinda have two left feet. - You're wonderfully forthright. I... I find that charming. - You're kinda charming yourself. - Until tomorrow, then. - Mm-hm. - Goodnight. - Goodnight. - I know where I remember you from. Brunton Park Polo Club. You were sitting in the royal box. - Sorry, mate. You must have me mistaken for someone else. Goodnight. - I'm just wondering what Prince Henry of Cordonia is doing in Middleton. - I'd... prefer you keep that between us. - You're a prince? - It's good to talk to you, Serena. Yeah, I will. Take care. - Patrick's wife? - Not for long. They're separated. - (SIGHS) Yeah, he told me. - Strawberry crepes. - Works every time. (CHUCKLES) - She said Patrick wants her back. - What does she want? - Just to know that he's OK. Which he seems to be, according to every test I've run so far. - I don't think there's a test for what's wrong with him. - Meaning? - He misses Serena. - It's clearly taken a toll on him. Stress can do that. - So can a broken heart. - 'The clock was about to strike midnight, and Cinderella knew she had to leave.' - Why? - HENRY: Because Cinderella was afraid to let the prince see her in her real clothes. - Wow. Are you a real prince? - I am. I'm sorry I didn't tell you. I just didn't want to be given the... royal treatment. - That's a little presumptuous. - Actually, it's very presumptuous. - And probably true. Nice outfit. - You like it? - It suits you. - Let's try this again. Hi. I'm Prince Henry of Cordonia. And you are...? - Olivia of Middleton. - Might I be so forward as to ask you to join me for dinner, Olivia of Middleton? - That sounds lovely. (APPLAUSE) - I pushed your call with the finance department and got the city council to hold their vote early, so your budget is now approved. Plus, I did some research on zoning law for the arbitration this afternoon. It's complicated, but these notes should hopefully help. - A few days on the job, and you're basically deputy mayor. - (SCOFFS) I will take the title bump if you're offering it. - Are you sure you don't want the actual mayor job instead? - Ah, Mayor Pershing, I have your latte. - Grace beat you to it. - Well. Then, uh, would you like to go over your schedule for the day? - I already did that too. - OK, then. Councilwoman Humphrey called about the Wishing Well Park situation. - About that, I need you both to go over every map of the park you can find and see if there's anything I can use in arbitration while I go over these extensive notes from Grace. The mayor has spoken. Off you go. (KNOCK AT DOOR) - Do you have a minute? - I have 30 seconds. - Can I give you some advice? - This should be good. - Don't go up against my father. - Are you threatening me? - I'm protecting you. - For once, I actually believe you. - It's just easier to give him what he wants. - Is that what you've always done? - Good luck. - Doing a little light reading on your lunch break? - Did you hear Henry's a prince? - I suspected. - You should have seen him in his royal outfit. He looked very... - Dignified? - I was gonna say cute. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) It's kinda surreal. I mean, yesterday, we were talking about bungee jumping, and now I'm trying to figure out if I'm supposed to bow in front of him. - Hmm. Women are supposed to curtsey, not bow. When was this written? - 1850. I figured etiquette is etiquette. Do you really think I have to curtsey? - Um, I think a handshake will do. - This was a lot easier when he wasn't a prince. - Well, prince or not, he's still the same person. - But now there's a whole side of him I don't know about. - That's what second dates are for. - This is amazing. You did good. - Did I pass muster, Captain? - Oh, you did more than pass. I am gonna promote you to first officer. - (CHUCKLES) Well, with a discerning palate like yours, I had to bring my A game. - Oh, well, you brought it. I'm really glad we did this. - Me too. - So, how is it that you're still on the market? - Uh, yeah, I am quite the catch. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) When you spend more time on water than on dry land, it's really hard to connect with someone. - Mm. Yeah, I get it. I mean, between the Bistro and my catering, I find it really hard to find time. - Hm. - And now... Well, I am thinking about buying a food truck. - Well, that sounds like a great idea. - Yeah. It would be if I could find one in my price range. - What kind of price range are we walking about? - Not a very big one. - Huh. Maybe I can help. - Henry. What brings you in? - I was hoping to find a gift to give Olivia on our date. - Oh. Did you have something in mind? - I'm not sure. - Hm. About the gift or the date? - Olivia's wonderful. It's more the... loose ends I have back at home. - Hm. I have these new journals in. Maybe Olivia would like one for her poetry. - 'Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.' Mr Thoreau. Walden, right? I forgot how unromantic he was. - He didn't believe that love could exist without truth. - I'm not sure I trust his love advice, living alone at that pond all those years. - The only thing you need to trust is your heart. Excuse me. (QUIRKY MUSIC) - Ooh. Oh, good, there you are. - Everything OK? You seem a little on edge. - Well, I do become Mama Bear when someone is pulling the wool over the eyes of a fellow Middletonian. - You heard Henry's a prince? - Of course I did. And, really, I should have known. But anyway, that revelation prompted me to do a little digging on my royal-watcher websites. - You follow the royals? - Chatrooms are abuzz. Word is that Henry's family is making an official announcement tomorrow. - Announcement about what? - It appears that your Prince Henry is engaged to Lady Georgina, Duchess of Southerly. I'm so sorry. - Henry. Is everything OK? - I'm not so sure. I can't find Olivia. She's not returning my texts or calls. - That's because you're engaged. - I'm sorry you found out. But it's not what it sounds like. - I gotta go. - Please, let me explain. - Excuse me. - I'm not even engaged. Well, I... I suppose I am. My parents expect me to marry the Duchess of Southerly. It's royal tradition. - 'Takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.' - E.E. Cummings. - (SIGHS) You found anything yet? - Nope. - I can't believe someone would want to tear down Wishing Well Park. - Me either. It's an important part of Middleton's history. - You care about the wishing well? - A lot of couples threw coins into that well. If it's gone, then what happens to them? The legend says that their love is supposed to last a lifetime. - You believe in all that? - Don't you? You are a Merriwick. - (CHUCKLES) So? - So your family's responsible for the well being... magical. - Well, it is going to take something magical to stop Davis Davenport from building that country club. So I'm gonna go see if I can find any more maps. - Well, the last of the test results are in. Good news is there's nothing physically wrong with you. - Bad news is you think it's all in my head. - I was leaning that way. Yeah. But then Cassie had another thought. - I wasn't aware your wife went to medical school. - Well, she's an expert in matters of the heart. And she thinks yours is broken. - (LAUGHS) Broken heart syndrome? Is that what you think? - I think you need to make things right with Serena. - Serena's done with me. - She knows how hard you work as a doctor. All she's asking is you work just as hard as a husband. - That won't be easy. - Maybe not. But it'll be worth it. - Last chance, Mayor Pershing. - I hear you're used to getting your way. - Not this time. You're not gonna take this away from Middleton. - You have just as much to gain from this as I do. - It's what I'll lose that's the problem. - You're talking about her? - He's talking about preserving a piece of history that links our two families. - Didn't you and Mom toss a coin in that well? - You're a Davenport. She's a Merriwick. You know it won't work. - Not if you bulldoze the well it won't. - Make me an offer. - Donate the park back to Middleton and get a tax write-off. - And if I don't, will you back down? - You taught me better than that. - Deal. I didn't know how I was gonna tell your mother anyway. - So, you'll be sitting in the chair on the left, and I'll sit camera right, which favours my profile. - You seem very calm for your first episode. - Well, of course I am, Cassie. I'm a professional. - 60 seconds. 60 seconds. We go live in 60 seconds. - Oh my goodness, we're going live. I need to warm up. Red leather, yellow leather. Red leather, yellow leather. Unique New York. Unique New York. Sushi chefs. Sushi chefs. Sushi chefs. - Martha, it's gonna be OK. You were made for this job. Just be yourself. It'll be fine. - (INHALES, EXHALES DEEPLY) You're right. I'm back. First up will be your lavender oil demonstration. - I have a feeling something else may be first up. - Martha, forgive my intrusion, but if you'll still have me, I'd love to be on your show. - I'm not sure I want you on my show. - I think you should give him a chance. - 15 seconds. 15 seconds. Oh, very well. I'll allow it. - Three, two, one. - Welcome to Middleton Today. - WHISPERS: Wrong camera. - What? Oh! I'm your new host, Martha Tinsdale. And today we have a very special guest from across the pond, Prince Henry Mountjoy of Cordonia. - Thank you for having me on such short notice. - Let's dive right in, shall we? According to my online sources, you've recently become engaged. - That's what my parents would want you to believe. - But is it the truth? - It's more a question of tradition. They expect me to marry a fellow royal, but... unfortunately, we disagree. - Forgive me, but it doesn't seem like you have a choice. - Everyone has a choice. I know that now. A royal title means nothing to me if I can't share it with someone I truly care for. - And have you met that certain someone? - Perhaps. But I need to ask her for a second chance. - Perhaps she's watching. You could ask right now. - I came to Middleton to gather my thoughts, and now all I can think about is you. Olivia, you were right. The only true freedom is love. - (SIGHS) Oh. Sorry. (CHUCKLES) Caught up in the moment. Well, that's our show for today. - No, no, no. We still have 28 more minutes. Keep it going. - What?! Uh... Oh. Of course we do. (CHUCKLES) Um... And, of course, you all know my second guest, Cassie Nightingale. And, of course, you all know my second guest, Cassie Nightingale. - Oh, nice place. - For you. - You got me chocolates? - Cherries in the middle. - That's my favourite. - I took a chance. Like you did for Middleton. And me. - I just figured it was a better political move than getting a whole town upset. - Right. - And I do want to run for governor one day. - I can see you as governor. - I think that's the first thing we've agreed on. - Not sure how I feel about that. - Don't worry. Won't last. - Hi. I'll be right with you. (CELL PHONE CHIMES) And then I have to go to city hall for a zoning meeting that just got moved up. - Wow. Flower shop owner, chocolatier, and mayor. That's a lot of balls in the air. - One too many. - Flowers are overrated. - Running a business I love. Running a city not so much. - Thanks again for the chocolates. - Thank you. And let me know how that chimichurri sauce is. - Hello. - (GASPS) Hey there, stranger. Where you been? - Working a lot. And my bantam league team made the playoffs. - That's amazing. Congratulations. - Thank you. - You know, I meant what I said about us being friends. - In that case, I'm gonna take you up on it. I need your window. We're doing a silent auction for bantam league. Any chance I could... hang up a poster? - (CHUCKLES) Only if you let me donate something. How about a dinner for two? - Dinner for two? - Yeah, for the bantam league silent auction. (CHUCKLES) Uh, Vincent, you met Adam at the wedding? - Yeah, you were the guy up front. Nice job on the ceremony. - Nice job on the bouquet. - I'm not gonna live that down, am I? (BOTH LAUGH) - I should get this up. - OK. - Hey, after our date I couldn't stop thinking about what you said. - I said a lot of things. You're gonna have to narrow it down. - Starting a food truck. Something like that could really take off around here. And check this out. I saw this for sale. - Is that really the price? - Don't get excited. There's a reason it's cheap. - Does it run? - It will. It needs work. But I might be able to help you out with that. - You'd do that? - Hey, thanks again. - Oh. Yeah. Any time. - Good to see ya. - You too. - Sorry. We were talking about a food truck. - Yeah. - Olivia? Sorry. I thought you were someone else. - Did you mean everything you said on the show? - Every word. - Mmm. What's the secret? - They're made with love. - You did not just say that. - I really did. - Serena and I used to kiss over dessert. - I have a feeling you will again. - Thanks to both of you. You make a good diagnosis team. - I second that opinion. - Don't ever let him take you for granted. - I don't think I have to worry about that. - Neither does Serena. We just had a long talk. I'm going home. - Well, let's not let another 20 years go by. - No chance. I'm gonna pack. Those crepes are pretty magical, right? - It's because they're made with looove. - You did not just say that. - (CHUCKLES) He really did. - I'm back. - I'm not in the mood, Martha. - Yes, you do seem a tad overworked. - A tad? - You'll be thrilled to know that our dear friend, Mayor Davenport, has provided a solution. - What are you talking about? - The town line... and moi... are both back to where we belong. - He put your house back in Middleton? - He did! (CHUCKLES) And now, if you don't mind, I believe you're sitting in my chair. - I don't mind at all. - Oh... - The office is yours, Mayor Tinsdale. - Thanks for the pastry. - Thanks for the coffee. - Hey, I'm sorry if I implied that you only got the job because of family connections. - You weren't completely wrong. - But you did put in the work, and I suppose you belong there as much as I do. - Wow. Was that painful to admit? - I'll survive. - (CHUCKLES) (CELL PHONE RINGS) - I gotta take this. - Yeah, sure. - This is Luke. I'm just getting the Merriwicks to trust me. Don't worry. Got everything that we need. Captions by Able. Captions were made with support from NZ On Air.