Good Witch

- Previously onGood Witch. - I've got a surprise for you.

- "Professor Alicia Barnes." - A possible teaching job.

- : I would love to inspire the students

to find their own Rembrandt.

- Your life experience is invaluable.

We'd be lucky to have you. - Thank you.

Luck, love and one teardrop.

- And if the teardrop is the diamond--

- Finding it will stop the heart from breaking.

- Which would break the curse. - Cheers!

- Oh! - Can you lower your arm?

- I don't think so. - Tumor is right there.

- How do we fix it? - Surgery.

Hmm...

What a perfect way to start your day.

Well, almost perfect.

- You got your coffee and your guitar...

- But no blueberry muffin. - Your wife forgot to bake them?

- I'm just as shocked as you are.

When did you put those in?

- A good magician never reveals her secrets.

A good surgeon does.

I'm listening.

I've been doing this forever.

- It's Adam. I'd be uneasy if you weren't.

Hmm. Thanks.

Well, I better-- - Take a muffin to go?

There you go. It's gonna be a little hot.

- Thank you. I'll see you after surgery.

- You forgot something? - Oh. A kiss?

I was talking about your iPad.

- Hmm... - Ah.

- Bye. - Bye.

Don't be shy,

dig in! - Just considering our choices.

- Well, I would imagine that's what your voyageis all about.

Now, the croissants are made

with real French butter.

Every bite is like a little hug from home.

- Juste ciel, Martha! You've...

How do you say? Crossed every T!

- Oh, Henri, this is only the beginning.

Just you wait until tonight's soiree.

Oh.

Thank goodness you're here. - I see you're

buttering them up. - Well, it would be a feather

in our cap to secure Bois du Frère as our sister city.

- Would be a feather in their cap too.

- Do you remember what we practiced?

- Uh... bonjour, s'il vous plaît, au revoir.

- And you'll be sure to hit every landmark

on my list. - The library, the wishing well

and the old foot bridge. - Perfect! They've all been

thoroughly "Frenchified." - Who hasn't?

And now I must bid you all

a brief farewell, but I leave you in venerable hands.

George here knows this town inside and out.

He will be your maître de Middleton.

George, may I introduce Henri?

Hé, Henri, how are you?

- Only you could make a hospital gown look cute.

She really does love you.

- It may be the sedative talking, but I love you both.

Let's give them a minute.

I'll see you in there.

- Sure I can't go in there with you?

- That would be great. I don't think Sam would approve.

Mm-mm.

- This is the part where you tell me you love me.

I do love you.

I love you too.

- And I am gonna be right here when you wake up.

- You better be. - Mm-hmm.

Professor Nightingale,

oooh, it sounds so esteemed!

- It all happened so fast. I hope I'm ready.

- This afternoon, you'll be standing behind that lectern

snug as a bug in a rug.

That sounds just perfect.

- Now, do you think Stephanie is more

animal crackers or nacho cheese chips?

- I think she'll love whatever you pick.

- Well, in that case, let's go salty.

- Sounds like you just hit the jackpot.

Oh my!

I most certainly did.

A Bicentennial half-dollar

in superb condition.

And minted in New York.

- Is that good? - Only a hundred coins

like this were minted before they moved production.

Tom has been searching

for a coin like this forever.

It's a nacho-cheese ka-ching.

- Sam said three hours, and it's been three and a half.

- I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

- And if there was, we would have heard.

- What do you think? - I think

Joy and Abigail are right.

- And I think you should indulge in a little

vending-machine therapy. - Thanks, but there's no way

I could eat.

Oh. I never baked the macaroons for tonight.

And the Bistro's still not decorated!

- With everything in your plate, I'm making an executive decision

and moving tonight's festivities to City Hall.

- Well, I appreciate that, but we spent so much time

getting ready for this. - I can help.

- We both can. - And I can stop by after class.

- It looks like our little soiree is staying put.

You guys are the best.

- How about I get us all some coffee?

I could use that.

Let me help you.

I'll hold, you pour.

I'd rather spill.

You had a dream.

- Abigail and Donovan broke up under a crescent moon.

- Then you think it's gonna come true?

That won't be the first time.

- You're gonna tell them? - Don't you think

they should know? - Just because you had a dream

something's coming doesn't mean you should stop it.

Sam.

How is he?

- He did great. Took a little longer than I thought,

but we were able to get it all.

Thank you.

Can I see him? - He'll be in recovery

for a while, but as soon as he wakes up, he's all yours.

He did great.

I raise you

two oatmeal raisin.

- I think you are - how do you say - bluffing.

- Well, it'll cost you two cookies to find out.

- I see your two oatmeal raisin and I raise you

two chocolate chip. - Oooh!

- Oh, non, non, non. - You in, mademoiselle?

I am out.

And then there were two.

An old-fashioned showdown.

I'm all in, kid.

So am I, "kid."

- That took guts. I like you, Henri.

- : Ooh! - I like you too, George.

Full boat!

Kings over nines.

You're one tough cookie, Henri.

Hey, sorry!

Ah! Seriously, Sydney? - Someday, you'll thank me.

For what?

- Helping you focus on what's important.

Ah. OK.

That could have been worse.

I left my dorm room open once,

and my entire thesis blew right into a fountain.

Had to rewrite the whole thing. - I would have been so mad.

- Yeah, I was, but now it's a great memory.

It's what college is supposed to be about.

- I have to go. My new professor

wants the class to meet at the museum.

- Up a little on your side. - Down a little on yours.

- I believe this is what the French call an impasse.

Sounds like we need a détente.

- And I need my phone. - How about hello?

Hello. I really need my phone.

- It's in my bag on the chair there.

Battery's dead.

- It was under a couch cushion all night.

You didn't charge it?

- Didn't know it was there until you called me this morning.

- Maybe I'll get a coffee. - You don't need to leave.

- No, I will. - We really fighting over this?

- I've got a budget meeting and a phone to charge.

I'll be right back.

- I trust George took good care of you?

- George proved to be excellent company.

And now, I'm proud to present

a feast for your senses. Oh, please,

peruse the works of Middleton's finest artists.

This appears to be

the Palace of Versailles. - Oh, well, of course.

Nothing is more inspiring

than glorious French architecture.

- You flatter us, Martha. - Mm-hmm.

- Hey. I just have to finish sorting through this delivery,

and then I can come back to the Bistro.

- Oh, no worries. Hey, did you work things out with Donovan?

- Ugh! Yeah, he was in mayor mode.

We'll talk tonight.

Or break up tonight.

It wasn't that big of a fight.

Unless you know something I don't.

- Cassie didn't want me to tell you,

but...

I had a dream that you and Donovan broke up.

- Why didn't she want you to tell me?

- Well, a lot of my dreams come true.

She didn't want you to worry, but I thought you should know.

- How do we break up? - Well, it's kind of blurry,