Just Add Magic (2015) s02e22 Episode Script

1 Previously on "Just Add Magic" Darbie: I thought Noelle was the one who attacked RJ and Mama P.
If Noelle didn't do it, then we're out of suspects.
You're looking at Murder Masquerade's new head of crew.
I just really want to be mayor, and I'm gonna do whatever I have to do.
I think I paid you enough.
Find dirt on Terri.
Gina: Look, the knife, fork and spoon logo.
Becky: It's just a bunch of junk.
What a beautiful clubhouse.
I guess Chuck was good for something.
Who's Chuck? Oh, no.
- Finally.
- What's up? Your text sounded urgent.
Yeah, the last time you used two periods and no emojis you were telling me "Earls of Wembley" had been cancelled.
This is way more important.
This morning I noticed an unopened voice mail on my phone.
People still leave those? My grandma does, and you have to hear it.
She lost her memory of magic right in the middle of it.
- What? - How did you know? Here.
Listen.
Kelly, it's me.
Call me right away.
I have some information that's very important.
There's a box, and the book is the key to the magic Huh.
Totally lost my train of thought.
Uh must be having a senior moment.
See you soon, sweetie.
It sounds like she was spelled right in the middle of her sentence.
What was the box she was talking about? I have no idea.
She's never mentioned it before.
Well, clearly she's found something important.
And it sounds like it scared her.
Whatever it was, we need to find out.
Must be having a senior moment.
See you soon, sweetie.
She forgot about magic mid sentence? Yep.
Just like RJ.
And she was about to say something important.
Hate that.
Like when someone turns off the car radio right before the chorus.
- But of course, this is way worse.
- Yeah.
I know the box she's talking about.
You do? Becky called last week and asked me to come over.
She'd found an old box in the antique store with the knife, fork and spoon emblem carved into it.
- What? - Whoa.
Why didn't you guys tell us? All that was inside was some random stuff from the '90s.
It seemed like a dead end.
Grandma still should have said something.
Becky was waiting 'til she had more information before worrying you.
Well, that logic failed.
Now we're worried and know nothing.
Come on, let's find that box.
Miss Silvers.
You should come with.
Can't.
I've got a lot of work to do.
I'm playing at Terri's campaign fundraiser tonight.
Remember? I know, it's just the last two people to lose their memory of magic were Grandma Becky and Mama P.
- I'm afraid that-- - You think I'm next.
Not if we can keep you safe.
Playing piano in public tonight doesn't sound safe to me.
Well, I'm doing it.
I'm not running scared.
I appreciate your concern, girls, but we don't really know if I am a target.
Besides, I promised your mother.
We can cook.
There's gotta be some way to keep you safe and honor your commitment to play tonight.
I don't know, girls.
Please.
Do it for us.
[sighs.]
All right.
Great, but we should probably cook at the Quinn's.
Pretty sure this is the first place they'll come looking.
When you put it that way - Pardon me.
- Oh.
Clever.
So, what's the plan? First we look through the book.
No, first we get snacks.
There's nothing good in here.
Wouldn't want you to starve, Darbie.
You guys get started, I'll get us something to eat.
Don't worry.
This happens in politics all the time.
I'm telling you.
Mom.
What's wrong? Your mom's totally losing her cool.
Uh, I think I'm reacting appropriately, given the situation.
Remember that yoga studio I had? Yeah, you closed it when you went back to school.
Yes, to get my masters.
Well, Lever is claiming that it failed, and I'm not fit to be a leader.
- What? Why would he do that? - That's what I said.
Wow.
Like mother, like daughter.
Ugh! No one was even doing yoga in Saffron Falls until I opened my studio, and now they're just namaste-ing on every corner.
I promise you this is nothing.
Can I help? I'm already introducing you at the fundraiser tonight.
- Maybe I can say more.
- Oh, no, sweetie, an intro's enough, and we'll work on pulling my reputation out of the gutter.
Oh, come on, drama queen, let's go.
See you later.
You'll never guess what spell we found.
It's cloning.
It's cloning.
Sorry, I could not wait for her to guess.
Evidently.
The recipe is for a Carrot Dupli-Cake.
So, who are we cloning? Me.
The plan is to create a decoy Miss Silvers, someone who will go about her normal day, and play at the campaign event tonight.
That way, if anyone tries, they'll spell the wrong Gina Silvers.
Plus, if you have clone Silvers with you at Mama P's today, you can keep an eye on her, and if anything goes down, you can catch the culprit.
Like a bait and switch.
So smart.
- Let's get cooking.
- I know I say this a lot, - but this is actually-- - The best spell ever? Well, top three at least.
[chuckling.]
All right, Miss Silvers, are you ready? Ready as I'll ever be.
I don't think you understand how disappointed I'll be if this doesn't work.
What the heck? You girls have any merwaldian tea? My back is killing me.
So awesome.
And a little creepy.
Is that really what my voice sounds like? Hello? Merwaldian tea? No merwaldian tea.
Sorry.
Water can help the joints, though.
- Yes, I'm aware.
- Right.
I guess you are.
Okay.
The plan worked.
Now, we have to get that Miss Silvers to Mama P's where we'll help set up for tonight.
Anyone have any Merwaldian tea? - My back is killing me.
- That makes two of us.
Uh, I think you mean that makes three of us.
Three clones? The recipe was only supposed to make one.
Is anyone gonna answer me? It's like I'm talking to myself.
All: Seriously.
Okay, we need a new plan fast.
[whispering.]
I mean, if they can find out about the yoga business, they can find out about this, too.
Terri, I know you do well with the senior voters, but even they aren't talking about the old main library.
Nobody's digging that deep through city records.
Well, okay.
I hope you're right.
Look, it's way easier than you think to hide your past.
Sorry to interrupt, mayor, [chuckles.]
but can I get you two something to eat? Thanks, Ida, but I'm not mayor yet.
Well, not with that attitude.
[chuckles.]
Okay, we figured out the problem.
It would appear we over mixed the batter, making three clones instead of just one.
Rookie mistake.
Oh, calm down, they're just kids.
Well, she was supervising.
- Excuse you.
- Please don't start bickering again.
We've decided to split you up.
Yeah.
If somebody saw all four of you in one room, they'd panic.
And you don't exactly get along with yourself.
[slurping.]
Could you please not slurp your tea so loudly.
- It wasn't me, it's her.
- No, it's not, it's you.
Miss Silvers, could you put this on? All: Put what on? Oh, I'm sorry, I meant the real Silvers.
That way, if anything goes wrong, we know who the real Silvers is.
- Good idea.
- So, here's the plan.
Silvers A, you'll come with me to Mama P's - to help set up for tonight.
- Fine.
Silvers B, you'll go with Hannah to the antique store to track down the box that Grandma found.
- Great.
- And Silvers C, you'll go to school with Darbie to help at rehearsal.
How fun.
Do you think all the clones are just as weird as Miss Silvers? Yes, Darbie, that's the definition of a clone.
And she's not that weird.
So what do I do all day? Glad you asked.
Are you kidding me? - We over mixed the batter-- - I don't even want to know.
So, can you watch OS today? - OS? - That's me.
Original Silvers.
Please, Jake, it's just for the afternoon.
- I'm busy.
- But Mama P's is closed to prepare for the fundraising event.
You know I do things other than work at Mama P's, right? I don't have time to baby sit all day.
- No offense, Miss Silvers.
- All: None taken.
Please.
You saw what happened to Mama P and my grandma.
We can't risk Miss Silvers losing her memory of magic, too.
And there's wifi in the trailer.
And plenty of food.
- Fine.
I'll do it.
- Thank you.
- Thanks, Jake.
- You're the best.
All: Yes, thank you, Jake.
Okay, now that's just creepy.
So, uh, want to sit in the audience, watch the rehearsal? I'm good here.
Okay.
Want to see the secret door we're building? Sure.
[creaking.]
It'll look cooler when it fully spins open, and it looks like a bookshelf.
I certainly hope so.
- Hey, Darbs.
- Hey, Piper.
[whispers.]
Please don't leave us here alone.
Who is that? Uh, my family friend, or neighbor, I guess.
My scene is almost up.
You have a tea cup? You got it.
Here you go.
How do I look? Just dashing, darling.
You're doing it wrong.
I am? - Miss Silvers.
- What? When you hold a tea cup, you should place your finger to the front and back of the handle with your pinky slightly raised.
Like this? Much better.
[British accent.]
It's like you're straight out of old England.
Thanks for the tip.
Did my business close? Yes.
But that's not the whole story.
I closed my business so I could go back to school to get my masters.
Jeez, what'd those flowers ever do to you? They're not fitting like they're supposed to.
Well, you want a few tips? Sure.
You should always cut the stems before putting them into water.
And if you have tight buds, warm water will help them to open up.
Got it.
Thanks.
The bouquet height should be one and half times higher than the vase.
Uh-huh.
And lastly, you should chew the stem shavings.
Good protein.
Chew the stems.
Okay.
Wait, what? Finally got your attention.
Sorry, I'm distracted.
Do you want to talk about it? It's just-- Lever said all this terrible stuff about my mom, and he doesn't even know her.
I can see how that would be frustrating.
But people talk.
You can't let it get to you.
I'm hungry.
Here.
I'm sorry, Miss Silvers, you know the rules.
Only pre-packaged foods until we know you're safe.
Pass.
Suit yourself.
What are you working on? My website.
For the food bike.
Business has been slow.
How's it going? [exhales.]
Not great.
All I have so far is my tagline.
"Tantalize your taste buds with Jake's "sumptuous mobile delights.
" I just thought you sold food on a bike.
Did you bring anything to do? No, actually, I didn't know I'd be holed up here all day.
I think I'll run home and grab a book.
What? No way.
If Kelly finds out, she'll end me.
Girl can be scary when she wants to be.
It's practically across the street.
I'll be there and back in no time.
Unless you'd prefer to chitchat.
Nope.
Perhaps something more ornate with carvings on it.
[sighs.]
Oh.
This is one of my favorites.
No, it had a knife, fork and spoon on it.
I mean, do you have something with a knife, fork and spoon? That's very specific.
Let me look.
So, Grandma Becky.
What have you been up to lately? Specifically, yesterday afternoon.
Anything cool? Uh, nothing I recall.
Oh! How about this one? It's a tad bigger than what I'm looking for.
I just want it to be perfect.
So it was just a normal day at the shop? No, I didn't work yesterday.
Interesting.
Did you meet anyone? I'm sorry, Hannah, why are you here? I'm here to help Miss Silvers find a gift for a friend.
Uh-huh.
Okay.
And when you first meet someone, how do you greet them? Nicely done.
How do you know all this stuff? Well, I'll tell you.
Can you all keep a secret? I'm very old.
[laughing.]
Now, who thinks they could finish setting the table? Your neighbor's so cool.
Mine only bothers to talk to me when she needs help carrying groceries.
Miss Silvers is pretty awesome.
Tell me if you see anything suspicious.
You mean like a paranoid looking guy who's following way too close to me? Where? Ah, very funny.
- [sighs.]
- You okay? I'm fine, Jake, really, though I could use one of those pretzels.
That honey mustard dip is my favorite.
You know, that park stand has been there over 20 years.
No website, no fancy taglines, just good old fashioned soft pretzels.
Wait.
Is that a slam on me? Yes.
I'd support a kid selling food on a bike, but I have no interest in tantalizing my taste buds with anyone's sumptuous mobile delights.
Thanks, Miss Silvers.
Let's get your book.
Mm-hm.
My garden.
Everything's dead.
- It's horrible, it's-- - Magic.
Come on, we gotta get out of here.
Looks like you're getting the hang of this.
Thanks.
Not like the flowers are gonna make a difference.
Still upset about what Lever said? Yeah.
Who is he to say stuff about my mom? Never mind.
You wouldn't get it.
Actually, I think I do get it.
Probably better than anyone.
You don't remember when people said I was a mean old witch.
Kelly, listen.
People say things.
Mean things.
But if you listen to them, you'll drive yourself crazy.
But why would Lever say all that stuff? Maybe he's jealous.
Maybe he's scared he's gonna lose.
But what he says about your mom isn't a reflection of her.
It's a reflection of him.
Don't waste energy trying to make sense of it.
Look what I found.
Is that it? How did you find it? I figured Becky hid it in back for safe keeping.
I snuck back there when another customer came in.
Hannah: I can't believe it.
This is so cool.
Okay.
Mix tape.
Beeper.
I don't get it.
I'm sorry, Hannah.
but I told you.
There's nothing here.
It's too big a coincidence.
The box can't be random.
[whispers.]
Grandma mentioned it in her voicemail.
Well, she also said the book is the key.
I've been looking, but [sighs.]
nothing.
Wait a minute.
Miss Silvers.
The book is the key.
It's a book.
You don't think Oh, I definitely think.
[lock clicks.]
Whoa.
It's completely different inside.
I just still can't believe it.
The girls are right, I am next.
Maybe that's not such a bad thing.
The magic hasn't always served you well.
But if I forget it completely, that means I'll forget everything surrounding it.
A huge part of my life has been the magic.
Hannah: A single vanilla bean.
It's gotta be magical.
Gina: The three protectors.
There's something on the back.
Hannah: "RJ, Noelle, Arthur.
" Who's Arthur? Today was the coolest.
I now have a whole new appreciation for the art of slicing butter.
I honestly never thought I would-- Perfect.
And look, the buds are starting to open.
Thanks again for-- Jake: Why would someone destroy your garden? Wouldn't they want to keep the magic for themselves? What are you saying? Do you mean magic in a metaphorical sense? What? No, I mean magic magic.
[sighs.]
Honestly, I can't keep up with all the slang these days.
Anyway, I gotta get going.
Oh, no.
Not you, too.
How did this happen? I've been with you all day.
Yes, and I'm not quite sure why.
I have a performance tonight.
Kelly: How did this happen? We may have left the trailer just to go to her house.
- Who did she see? - What did she eat? Nothing.
That's the weird part.
But her garden was destroyed.
- What? - What happened? - Destroyed how? I have no idea.
Miss Silvers was trying to figure it out when we got back here.
We were talking about the magic that could have killed her garden when all of a sudden she just forgot.
So she was spelled sometime between her getting back to the trailer and us arriving.
And she didn't talk to anyone or eat anything.
The magic must be slow release.
Which explains why people are forgetting things mid sentence.
So it could have hit her at any time.
It's not your fault, Jake.
This might be helpful.
I found it in the box.
Who's Arthur? That's what we need to find out.
He's the third protector.
Well, we don't have time now.
I need to get ready for tonight.
I can't be late.
[jazz.]
[indistinct chatter.]
- Hello, ladies.
- Both: Hi.
It's been a while since we've all three been together, hasn't it? I was just saying to Gina I can't believe how long it's been.
Yeah, what happened? We used to be inseparable.
Ah, who knows.
[chuckles.]
That's life, I guess.
Oh, by the way, save room for dessert.
- I made lemon bars.
- Excellent, those are my favorite.
- I know.
- [chuckling.]
Now, that's just weird.
Well, they were best friends before the magic broke them up.
So I guess now they don't remember why they hated each other.
I think we're starting.
Wish me luck.
- Break a leg.
- You'll do great.
Hi, everyone.
I'm Kelly Quinn.
Thanks for coming tonight to support my mom.
I'm sure you've all heard Lever doesn't thinks she's qualified to lead Saffron Falls.
But the truth is Lever doesn't know my mom.
I thought she was just going to introduce me.
I was really upset when I heard what he was saying.
But then a friend gave me some good advice.
When people say hurtful things, it's a reflection of them, not you.
We can't control what someone else says or does, only our own behavior.
I didn't realize what Lever said upset her so much.
She's nailing this.
Just this morning, these buds were tightly shut.
But with a little warm water, they opened beautifully.
The flowers are like people.
A little warmth can go a long way.
My mom leads with compassion, and that's how I know she's the leader this town deserves.
Please welcome the next mayor of Saffron Falls, Terri Quinn.
[applause.]
[piano.]
Hey, Ida.
Thanks again so much for all your help.
It really means a lot.
Oh, don't be silly, Terri.
It's nothing.
I'm happy to help.
Oh, hi.
[cell phone rings.]
[sighs.]
Really? You decide to call me now? Oh, relax.
How's it going over there? You got something for me? I don't know.
I like Terri.
I feel bad slandering her name.
I like Terri, too, but if she's mayor, she'll never let this mall go through, and you can kiss your new flagship Mama P's goodbye.
Check out the old main library records.
I think you'll find what you're looking for.
[giggling.]
Hi.
Nice to see you.
Oh, no.
He's the last person I want to see right now.
Come on.
Arthur.
Thank you for coming.
Guys, I think we have a problem.
Miss Silvers just called Mr.
Morris Arthur.
But there has to be more than one Arthur in Saffron Falls, right? More than one Arthur who looks just like the kid in the picture? Hannah, your teacher is the third protector.
Oh, boy.