Good Witch

Previously on Good Witch.

We used to sing this song together. She said

she sang it to me the day she brought me home from the hospital.

Hey! Who's this? - This is Vincent.

Oh, the foster brother!

"What does your husband complain about?"

I don't get enough of you. - You don't?

I wanna go on a mission. - I know you need to do this.

Maybe we're doing what we think we're supposed to do.

It's almost cracked all the way.

There's a candle and a bird on it.

The one my mom left me. - Ah!

Will you marry me? - Yes.

That's interesting.

Someone left it on the counter of Bell, Book & Candle.

Somebody left this on my counter at home.

What do you think it means? - I have no idea.

Hi, Mom. - Hi, sweetie.

What did you make?

Joy!

Look what I found!

That's so pretty!

The ocean made it just for you.

It looks like a J.

For my Joy B.

I love you, Daddy.

I love you too.

I got a problem. - You can't find your iPad?

I smell cinnamon rolls, but I don't see 'em.

Well, you will in three seconds.

Three, two...

You're good.

So I've been told.

By the way, your iPad

is in the bedroom. - I already checked the bedroom.

Did you check under your guitar case?

This is quite a spread. - Yeah. I got inspired.

A shame you don't have any guests.

Should I be insulted?

You're not a guest, you're family!

Nice save. - You're good.

So I've been told. - Hmm!

How did you sleep? - Oof, I missed that bed.

Hmm!

Good dreams? - Actually...

not a one. Hey, did

you and Abigail ever figure out where these things came from?

No. That Merriwick mystery is still a mystery.

Are you gonna just stand there or are you gonna give me a hug?

I was thinking hug until I saw those cinnamon rolls.

I missed you! - Aw, I missed you too.

Who are you? - Haha! Vincent,

Cassie's foster brother. Who are you?

I'm Joy. I'm Cassie's favourite cousin.

Nice try. - I see

some things never change. - Actually, a lot has changed.

Are you kidding?! Congratulations!

Oh, Cassie didn't tell me you were coming.

I didn't know. - Yeah, right.

You're probably ready to go get settled in.

Uh, that would be great. - I got

your room ready this morning.

Well, hello!

If it isn't Merriwick's

party of three!

And what a joy it is to see Joy. Now, what I don't see

is that spitfire of a business partner of yours.

And you won't. - I take it

the Vermont renovation wasn't all maple syrup

and roses. - It was more of an eye-opener.

Some of our eyes were open sooner than others!

Who's ready for the engagement party of the century?

Didn't we talk about not going overboard?

Did we? - I promise you both it will be

an affair to remember and not the affair of the century.

Forever the peacemaker. Which brings me

to my daughter-in-law. - Trouble between you

and Claire? Colour me shocked. - Well, colour you wrong.

The mama-to-be is gonna be bunking

at Casa Del Tinsdale for the week,

and I want to make sure it's a soothing sanctuary.

Hmm! This blend

of Roman chamomile,

geranium and tangerine will keep her relaxed.

Oh! Thank you a thousand times, Cassie.

Merriwicks. Dottie.

Hey, did you want to grab lunch later?

Oh, she'd love to after she finishes

the flower arrangements for tomorrow.

I checked the weather. - For the hundredth time.

And I see no reason to move the party off the patio.

Grey House will be ready inside or out.

It will be by tomorrow night. but we still have a ton to do.

And we appreciate both of you for doing it.

And I would appreciate you two

picking a wedding date. - Picking a wedding date.

We're working on it. Ready to go?

Yes. - Before you jog off,

I have a surprise.

Your brother is coming home for the engagement party.

Daniel's coming to the party? - Unless you have a brother

I'm not aware of. Isn't that wonderful news?

It will be great to see him.

Ready? - Lead the way.

Oh! Oh!

That's the pastry chef. We've been playing phone tag.

Milo! Yeah,

hi. Tell me you got my message about meringue.

Sounded like a full house, where did everybody go?

Well, we could ask questions or we could just enjoy

this time alone. - Hmm...

You've got surgery. - 25 minutes.

I miss your face. - I miss yours too.

Mhm. Maybe we'll run into each other later.

Says the woman who has three jobs.

We really need to go out on a date. Done!

That was easy.

Let me walk you out. - Sure. Just walk fast.

OK!

Yo, Flash! When two people

jog together, they usually jog together.

I'm assuming this Olympic-level pace

is about your brother's visit.

Was it that obvious? - Not to your mother.

Daniel is the golden boy.

I bet he can't run a 6-minute mile.

He'd do it in 5. Everything's

a competition with him. - Sounds familiar.

I've never seen you so worked up.

Well, you've never seen me around Daniel.

You know what I think? You boys need to grow up.

I think we need to run another couple of miles.

Or I could make us peanut butter and banana smoothies.

Ooh... Yeah, you had me at peanut butter.

I had you at hello.

Look at us. Jogging, making smoothies...

No curses.

No competitive brothers. - No overbearing mothers.

She'll back off when we pick a wedding date.

Are you ready to pick a wedding date?

Are you?

I'm ready to take a deep breath.

I am so glad you said that.

I was so worried what you were gonna say when I said that.

So you're OK with a long engagement?

I just want to be together without being pressured

to pick a date and a dress and a china pattern.

I was kind of looking forward to picking a china pattern.

Do you know what I'm not looking forward to?

Telling your mother. - Telling my mother.

I'm off. - PB&J for the trip,

send my love to Harry, and try to catch something

this year other than a cold. - At least, I'll come home

with some fish stories. See you tomorrow night.

Bye, George. - Bye, kid.

Hahaha! I come bearing gifts,

Oh!

Vermont maple wood? I love it!

Well, it reminded me of you.

And every time, I look at it, it will remind me of you.

I have the perfect picture for it.

Oh, your mom and dad. - Yeah.

That is perfect. - Those are your parents?

Wow! You look a lot like your mom.

You OK?

Yeah.

Thinking of your mom?

Wonder if we look alike.

Hopefully, he'll find out.

You hired a private investigator.

You know you told me you were gonna do that when you were 8.

Took me a minute to get around to it.

I don't think I could get around to looking for my dad.

Sorry. Um... I hope you find what you're looking for.

I hope you both do.

The house looks wonderful! - Not as wonderful as you.

You look absolutely-- - Ready to pop?

Well, I was gonna say radiant as the sun,

but ready to pop seems à propos.

And how is our tiny Tinsdsale?

Kicking like she wants out.

May I?

Of course.

Oh my! - Mm-hmm.

A pirouette. A grand jeté! It's like

a tiny little production of Swan Lake in there.

Dylan loves it when she kicks.

He calls her "our little Karate Kid."

Like grandmama, like granddaughter.

Uh, you know karate?

Oh, I'm no stranger to the dojo.

And no stranger to surprises. - It is

a Tinsdale trait. Our little Dylan

surprised us by arriving two weeks early.

It's hard to believe he's about to become

a father. I just wish he didn't have to work so much.

Well, to stay on top, he's gotta stay on the road.

And until he's back, I promise

we'll keep both of you

snug as a bug in a rug! - And I promise