- Zoey. - Joy. Take my card. Give me a call. - Someone got a meeting with Boyd Franklin! - I will toast to that. - Ah! (GRUNTS) - 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. - JOY: I had a dream that she put it around her neck. - Your mother knew when you needed it, you'd be able to find it. - With the amulet gone, what do we do next? - I think making a wish just might be the answer. - (SIGHS, CHUCKLES) So, this is the legendary wishing well? - Oh, don't let Martha hear you say that. - (CHUCKLES) - 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. - (CHUCKLES) - How about we do what the rune stones told us to do? - Yeah. (INHALES, EXHALES) (WIND BLOWS) With the amulet gone, I wish we knew what to do next. - (CLINK! CLUNKS) - That wasn't a splash. - Mm-mm. - Maybe it finally dried up. - Let's find out. - (SPLASH!) - 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... - (CHUCKLES) - ...wish away. - (CLINK!) - (GASPS) My ring. - (CLUNKS) - (GASPS) That was definitely a clunk, not a splash. - OK, here. Uh, there is 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. (GRUNTS) STRAINED: I got it. - OK. Here comes the bucket. - Easy. Oh, my ring! (SIGHS IN RELIEF) - Oh, my coin! - Oh. (CHUCKLES) And about 40 others. - That's a lot of wishes that were never granted. - It's never too late. (COINS JINGLE) (SIGHS) - I hope not. - (SPLASH!) ('THE GOOD WITCH' THEME MUSIC) www.able.co.nz Copyright Able - 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 one 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? - (CHUCKLES) 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. - MAN: Should I be insulted? - (GASPS) Oh my! - I think you mean, 'Oh, Mann'! - Six-String Sammy. - (CHUCKLES) 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. (LAUGHS) - (CHUCKLES) This is my wife, Cassie. - It's a pleasure. - (CLEARS THROAT) - And Martha and Joy and Stephanie. - Ladies. - Can I get you something? - He'll have a decaf tea with honey. - Uh, she's right. - (SIGHS ADMIRINGLY) - 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. - Mm. - Oh... - (LAUGHS) - ADAM: Well, maybe, I can convince the owner to give us more time. - Not even your divine powers of persuasion could change his mind. - (CHUCKLES) - Ooh! How's Operation Save the Church? - Unless we hit the lottery, the place is on borrowed time. - Mm-hm. - What about a loan? - Well, the bank wasn't exactly supportive of our plan. - I think they're still laughing. - RECITES: '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. - Yeah, 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. - (CHUCKLES) It didn't bother us. - Best time of my life. - Says the 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... - Yeah. - ...and my 45? - Uh, I think we should let Logan, uh, 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... I am sorry. - No... 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. - Oh! 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 a historic church. - Are you sure you wanna do this? There's still time to change your mind. - (CHUCKLES) 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 fiancee, Abigail Pershing. - Mayor Davenport. Nice to finally put a face to that bottle of Chateau 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. - (CHUCKLES) I think we scared off most of the other couples at the club. (LAUGHS) - 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. (PLAYFUL GUITAR MUSIC) - (SIGHS) Wow! - Yes... - Never took you for a Mannhandler. - I prefer Manniac. - Mm-hm... Name one song. - I'll name all the songs tomorrow night after he performs a fundraising concert for the church. - Seriously? - Mm-hm. - (TAPS TABLE)That is great news! - (INHALES THROUGH TEETH) 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 wanna talk about this? - I totally wanna talk about this. How did your first date go? What did you guys do? - Not much. - Uh-huh. - We... drank root beer, played a videogame, ate some ribs. - You know what? I take it back. I don't wanna talk about this. - You were with me up until the ribs? - I was... (CHUCKLES) - How about I paint a different picture? - All right. - You and me. Tonight... are gonna 'Mannhandle' some funnel cakes together. - Now, that is a picture I do not mind looking at. - Yeah. (CHUCKLES) - 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. - You're probably right. And I know I could have called or texted, but... - (CHUCKLES) 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. (LIGHT MUSIC) - All 56 will need to be repainted at your expense. (PLAFUL MUSIC) 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... - It doesn't have to be an occasion for me to shower my lovely wife with a gift. - Well, in that case, make it rain. (CHUCKLES) 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. - (GASPS) 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 what's more exciting: 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! (CHUCKLES) - 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. - (CHUCKLES) - 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. - (SCOFFS) That was a long time ago. - I remember when you tried to nail Stairway to Heaven. - I remember you telling me I couldn't. - Yeah, 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? - (EXHALES) I guess I never really thought about it. - I hadn't either. (BRIGHT MUSIC) - 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 wanna cool back down. - Not looking for me to bring my A-game? - I 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. - CASSIE: 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. - (CHUCKLES) Looks like I just got Cassie Nightingale to... - You're welcome. - (CHUCKLES) I'm gonna go clean up for my date. - OK. (CHUCKLES) Oh, what about this thing? - Ah, it's a lost cause. (SIGHS) (CURIOUS MUSIC, STATIC CRACKLES) Hello? Anybody there? - WOMAN: 'Jelly, is that you?' - WOMAN: 'She spent summers in Middleton with her grandmother. 'Every day was a new adventure. And at night, oh, we talked for hours on the CB till we fell asleep.' - Everyone should have a friend like that. - Mm. 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. (STATIC CRACKLES) - You never got the chance to say goodbye. - Sounds like you understand. - GEORGE: Which one of these says suave with just a hint of sophistication? - Um... Ellen, can we talk later? - Oh, anytime. (CHUCKLES) I'm always home. (STATIC CRACKLES, CLICK!) - I see you got it working. - Yeah. (CLEARS THROAT) - A-Are you OK? - Yeah. Let's take a look at those shirts. (CLEARS THROAT) - TOM: 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. (GASPS) 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. (CHUCKLES) 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. - Well, that is unless you wished for a sprained ankle. - Why would anyone wish for a sprained appendage? (GASPS) Unless it got you out of the cruellest game ever bestowed on grade schoolers: 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. - (SIGHS) 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? - (EXHALES) - Mmm! One thing I love about you, George: you always deliver on dessert. - (CHUCKLES) You ain't seen nothing yet, kid. (THE TROPICS' 'IF LOVE COMES KNOCKIN' PLAYS) - 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. - (LAUGHS) You're pretty light on your feet. - I was hoping to sweep you off yours. - (CHUCKLES) - # If love comes knocking. - Oh! I gotta hand it to you, George. 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? - 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? - SINGS: # We're rollin' and we're rockin'. # We swim and then we're squawkin'. - # We're having fun under the sun. - BOTH SING: # Down at Camp Weehawken. # - (LAUGHS) 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... (CHUCKLES) 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. - (CHUCKLES) - Hey. - Hey. - Hey! - I'm Adam. - Kyle. - Am I interrupting? - Just a little Camp Weehawken reunion. - Yeah. (CHUCKLES) - Ah, Camp Weehawken... You're First-Kiss Kyle. - (CHUCKLES) - Wow, that wasn't embarrassing at all. - It's better than No-Kiss Kyle. - Yeah. (CHUCKLES) - 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 about 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. - (EXHALES) Ah... Great! Guess we're making funnel cakes. (STATIC CRACKLES) - ELLEN: 'Cassie, are you there?' - I'm here. - Oh... It's nice to hear your voice again. - CASSIE: 'Yours too. How was your day?' - Spent most of it reading old letters from Jelly. - I bet that brought back a lot of memories. - Mm. It sure did. (SIGHS) - You must miss her. - I wish we could have one more summer together, but I guess some things just aren't meant to be. Oh. Well, that's odd. My broom just fell. - It 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. (GENTLE MUSIC) - Oh, great minds... There's some Rocky Road in here that's calling my name! - Sorry, kid. Must have been calling my name louder. - (CHUCKLES) 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. (CHUCKLES) 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. - (CHUCKLES) 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, uh... losing team buys lunch. - Looks like you'll be buying lunch. - (CHUCKLES) We better warm up. - (CHUCKLES) - It's pretty obvious they want us to give them a good match. - Well, 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. - (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) - 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-hm. - Good morning. - Hey. - (SIGHS) - (SIGHS) 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. - (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) (GENTLE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC) - There you are. - Jelly... (INHALES SHAKILY) I still can't get over how much you look like your mother. - I still can't get over that my mother was Jelly. - (CHUCKLES) 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. (CHUCKLES) (GASPS) That was the summer that Patches ran away. - Your dog? - My guinea pig. (BOTH LAUGH) - It was the fourth of July, and somehow your mother knew that she was hiding on the old footbridge, (CHUCKLES) which turned out to be the perfect place to watch fireworks. - (CHUCKLES) - When the three of us got home, Jelly made the best blueberry muffins I've ever had. Even Patches had one. (CHUCKLES) - I still use that recipe. Yeah. - Hmm. - Where did the name Jelly come from? - Ah... (CHUCKLES) Your great-grandmother Laurel used to joke that your mom and I went together like... - Peanut butter and jelly. - Uh-huh. (SIGHS) 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. - (EXHALES SHAKILY) - You can tell me. (POIGNANT STRING MUSIC) - She died in a car accident a long time ago. - (CLICKS TONGUE) (SIGHS) - 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. - (LAUGHS) Don't worry, I had my day. - Well, a couple of nights too. - Yeah. - 20,000 fans and three 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. - (CHUCKLES) I get it. - I do have one regret. - (CHUCKLES) 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. (LAID-BACK ACOUSTIC GUITAR MUSIC) - (BEEP! BEEP!) - If you just give it a little nudge, that should do the trick. - (CHUCKLES) - 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. (SIGHS) 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. (CURIOUS MUSIC) - - 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. (MAN CLEARS THROAT) - 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 apologise, 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. (BOTH CHUCKLE) - JOY: How do I look? - You look amazing. - (SIGHS) You think so? Cos 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. - Ah... - Thank you. - For what? - (SIGHS) For everything. - You're welcome. - I love you. - I love you too. (GENTLE MUSIC) Call me after your MRI. - (CHUCKLES) - (SIGHS) - (SIGHS) - Your first kiss, your ex and your French teacher? - You juggled three guys before. How did you do it? - Not well. - (CHUCKLES) - You get a bar! And you get a bar! And you both get a bar! - Do I even wanna ask? - I hit the wishing well jackpot. I've got more of these than Willy Wonka. - I meant 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. - (SIGHS) What if I'm not the same? - If it isn't Mr and Mrs 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! - (CHUCKLES) 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-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? - GRUFFLY: Thought you'd never ask, kid. - (CHUCKLES) - 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. (LAUGHS) - 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... Wow. - I am so sorry. I got this. - No, no, no. I got it. - No. Really, really, I got it. - No, please. I really wanna get it. - OK. How about we split? - Well, then it's not really a date. - OK. You get it. - Thank you. (SIGHS) - That was embarrassing. - Oh, please. That doesn't even crack my top five. - OK, well, now I gotta know. What's number one? - 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. (BOTH LAUGH) 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 wanna go to a rock concert? (BOTH CHUCKLE) - Ah... Thanks for helping out. - Of course! Um, 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. - READS: 'Stephanie, I'm thinking of you.' They didn't sign it. (CHUCKLES) - Sounds like you've got a secret admirer. Ellen! - Oh, Cassie. - Hi. 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-hm. - (CHUCKLES) - Thanks again for all this. - (GASPS) 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. - (CHUCKLES) Wow! You still have that terrible sense of humour. - (CHUCKLES) If it's so terrible, then why did you kiss me? - Hey, you were cute. - Mm-hm. - Why did you kiss me? - Cos you wanted to ride a motorcycle. - (CHUCKLES) You sure you got the right Stephanie? - Mm-hm. 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 true, huh? - (CHUCKLES) Yeah. Well, at least, I got a rose out of it. - You gave her a rose? - Uh, don't worry, it's not from me. - (CHUCKLES) - 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? - (CHUCKLES) - Huh? To celebrate your good news? - Uh, I'm... not sure Six-String Sammy can slay the way he used to. - (CHUCKLES) The Six-String I know... never doubted himself. - MARTHA THROUGH PA: 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! (CROWD CHEERS, APPLAUDS) - Thank you. Thank you. Thanks for making me feel at home. Come on. (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) Two, three, four! (ROCK MUSIC PLAYS, CROWD CHEERS) - (PLAYS ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO) - # 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 streetlight dream is mine. # Chip off the block. I've learned to rock # across the finish line. - (PLAYS ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO) - # See the wonders of the world. # - # See the wonders of the world. # (CROWD CHEERS) - (LAUGHS) (LAUGHS) - Give it up one more time for Logan Mann! (CHEERING) - And our own... Six-String Sammy! - I wanna 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. (CHEERING, APPLAUSE) - Looks like you did it. - I guess it was a good thing that we met. - Hit it, boys! Two, three, four! (ROCK MUSIC PLAYS) - I'm all packed up. You need any help? - (CHUCKLES) Desperately. - You still don't know who sent you that rose. - Not a clue. - I can tell. - (CLICK!) - 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. - (SIGHS) Or an excuse. Easier to focus on them than on myself. You know what? Thank you. (DISHES CLINK) (TANGO MUSIC PLAYS) (BOTH LAUGH) - 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. - Mm! - OK. Your idea of eating ice cream in the cold is... - Pretty amazing? - Pretty amazing! - (CHUCKLES) Well, you really can't go wrong adding sprinkles to anything. - Hmm... Tomato soup? - I'd try it. (BOTH CHUCKLE) - Hey, can I tell you something? - Hmm... No. - I was pretty nervous about tonight. - Not me. I was terrified. (CHUCKLES) OK, so besides sprinkles, what's your favourite food? - Ooh! That's a tough one. - You think that's tough, wait till you hear my favourite movie question. (BOTH LAUGH) - CASSIE: '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.' (SAM CHUCKLES TENDERLY) - Your mother was right. - (SIGHS) - 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. - CASSIE: Sounds like it was everything you could have wished for. - It kind of was. At least, that wish came true. - Did I miss the date deets? (RUCKUS) - That's not good. - No, it's not. - Looks like the painting's peeling off. - Oh... 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. (WHIMSICAL MUSIC) Captions by Able. Captions were made with the support of NZ On Air.