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Previously on Good Witch...
The beach house where Nick was caught... it was my idea.
I should be the jealous one, 'cause Nick gets to live next door to you.
Maybe I'm supposed to be looking for something else.
I'll help you find it.
I hardly remember how we got here.
I can't wait to see where we go next.
- So, how was everything? - There's a problem with dessert.
- A problem? - Yeah, it's a little too good.
Yeah, Liam was saying he's gonna have to start
coming here every day just to have more.
- I think you created an addict. - Well, I am so sorry.
Ah, I gotta get back to work.
- See ya later. - Okay. See ya tonight?
Okay.
If you guys need anything else, just wave Jennifer over.
I got a ton of end-of-the month paperwork to finish in the back.
- Okay. Thanks. - End of the month already?
- Yeah. - Wow. Look at that...
almost came and went without me noticing.
Uh, it's the week of the anniversary of my divorce.
Oh. I'm sorry.
Which means it's also the week that Sam left New York and moved here.
Oh right, it is that time of year...
It might not be marked on his calendar, but it really should be.
Because that was one of the best decisions he ever made.
Yeah, I'm glad he made it, too.
- Hey. - Hey.
Oh, I should tell Noah about the homework.
He can find out from somebody else.
- Just... come on. - Grace...
Hey.
Mr. Keatty changed the assignment,
so we only have to do the even problems now.
Thanks.
Okay, you told him. Can we go?
- Yeah, sure, I guess. - Okay.
Thanks.
You guys finish your class project?
- Just about. - Oh, that reminds me,
I still need someone to download the chart and fill it in
- with the comparative statistics. - I can do it.
Oh. Do you need my e-mail to send it to once it's done?
No, I've got it.
Great. Then I guess we're all set.
- Thank you so much for coming over. - See you later, Grace.
Bye.
- What's that guy's name? - Which one? Oh, Gavin?
- The guy who likes you. - Gavin likes me?
You can't tell?
That's not usually something I'm good at noticing.
Although, I thought Noah liked me when they first got here,
but ever since then he's hardly talked to me at all.
You know, whenever I was after a guy...
I never said that I was actually "after him."
Okay. Never mind.
Well, what'd you do?
Well, I would make things happen
so that he and I coincidentally ended up
- at the same place at the same time. - Isn't that kinda manipulative?
All I know is I always had a date when I wanted one.
Hey. What's all this?
- Your grandmother sent some photos. - Mostly of me, but there are some of you
- in here, too. - Cool.
You were so cute when you were little.
Yeah, what happened?
- I became a father. - (laughing)
There are so many of you on your birthdays, but how come it's only you and your parents?
My mother wasn't big on throwing parties.
But I just tried to look at the bright side and think of it as more cake for me.
He does like his cake.
Um...
Why am I naked in this one?
When your grandma would give you a bath,
you'd run around the house with your clothes off.
- He outgrew it. - Oh.
But this one, this one's going in a frame,
- if I can find a good one. - Uh, no, it's not.
This weekend marks the day
that you and your dad first came to Middleton.
- Yeah, I guess it does. - I was thinking
I should do something to honor the occasion.
Surprise him with something special.
My dad doesn't really like surprises.
Well, that's because he's never been surprised by me.
Thanks.
- Good morning. - Oh, hey.
What's all this?
Cassie thought we should do a little closet cleaning.
Hey. This used to be my favorite coat.
I guess that was a long time ago.
You never know what things get shoved in the back of a closet.
Things you haven't thought about in years.
Oh my gosh, this was my dad's coat.
- I forgot I ever put this in there. - That was your father's?
Yeah. He used to wear it all the time.
And when he wasn't wearing it, I would put it on and run
around the house pretending it was a fancy gown, or a cape.
Looks like you may have grown into it,
so now you can pretend it's a coat.
Yeah, I guess it might fit.
It's weird he never took it with him on his last trip.
His last trip to where?
London. That's the last time I saw him,
the day that he left.
It must be hard wondering why he never came back.
- Yeah, I guess so. - Whose was this?
That's mine. I didn't realize I had collected so many.
- Can I take one? - Whichever one you want.
Ooh.
This one's nice.
- What do you think? - You look good, slugger.
Yeah. And if you're ever standing at home plate
ready to hit one out of the park, you'll fit right in.
Oh, I just want this for days
when I don't want to fight with my hair.
It's good for that, too.
Hey, Noah.
Don't let the principal see you using that.
She's had a "no cell phones in school" rule
ever since those things were invented.
Oh. Was that in the "School rule" pack that I got
- but never read? - Somewhere, yeah.
I'll put it away.
What were you watching?
I've been looking at the Superman films,
starting from the newest going back to the oldest.
I was watching the one from the seventies.
Kind of the best one, actually.
I would have loved to see it on the big screen.
Hey. Hey.
- I gotta get to Chemistry. - I'll see you later.
- What were you guys talking about? - Movies.
- Hello. - Hey.
- Hi. Hey, Eve. - Hi.
So Stephanie was selling these chocolate chip muffins which I remembered you love.
- Oh, I do love those. - I bought you two so you can share.
If you insist. Hey, take a look at this.
I found this in the pictures my mom sent me.
It's me with my first love.
That's a 1967 Camaro. I bought it in high school
but had to sell it to pay for my first year of med school.
Oh wow...
Yeah, I'm really glad you changed your hair since then.
I'm glad we changed everything about the eighties.
Man, I loved that thing. It was perfect.
Candy-apple red, with this gorgeous wooden steering wheel.
You drove around in a car with a wooden steering wheel?
Yes. Before airbags.
I even carved my name into the back of it. (chuckling)
What I wouldn't give to wrap my hands around that wheel again.
Okay.
- Here you go. Exam room one. - Thank you.
And thanks for the muffins. Don't eat them both
- before I get back. - Yes, Doctor.
So, this week
marks the anniversary of when Sam first moved here...
Oh, that's right. And when I started working for him.
Right, and I was thinking of doing something to surprise him.
Maybe even get him something he really wants.
- Did you have any ideas what? - I didn't.
But I do now.
So, Ben,
if you were to do a special showing of a movie,
how many tickets would you need to sell to make it worthwhile?
- A couple dozen, maybe. - Oh.
Okay. And could you do it tomorrow night?
That's pretty soon to get the word out.
- Oh, I can get the word out. - What movie did you wanna see?
Superman. The one with Christopher Reeve.
Yeah, I could get that delivered here by then, sure.
Great, and I'll make sure enough people are here
- to see it. - Okay.
Thanks. I'll see you tomorrow.
- Hey. - Hey. - Oh. That looks nice on you.
Yeah, it fits a little better than it did when I was nine.
Oh, I saw some daisies in the window
of your shop this morning. Do you have any left?
- A few. - Could you set aside a bouquet for me?
I want to send some to a friend.
- Sure. - Thanks.
Oh Derek, um, do you know anything
about 1967 Camaros?
Only that I'm jealous of anyone who ever owned one.
- Sam owned one. - Really?
Was it was an RS? An SS? A Z/28?
I only know that it was red. I want to find something connected
to that car to give Sam so he'll always be reminded of it.
Well, you'd want to know exactly what the dealer package or accessories it had.
I really don't know that much about it.
Oh, but there's a picture of it in Sam's office.
- I could go take a look. - If I can see the license plate,
I can track down the VIN number and find out all the details.
That'd be really nice. I want to surprise him with something that's...
- Surprise who about what? - Oh.
Well, this is going to be the anniversary
of Sam's moving here and I wanna mark the occasion.
- With a party? - I hadn't thought of throwing one.
Well, you just have to.
Sam means a great deal to all of us. Are you going to deny us
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