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Okay, so I was confused so I did some research (I Googlified it!). The boy toy June spent $50k on who then got engaged to someone else is named Jordan McCollum. The new guy is called Justin something. (Too indifferent to do proper research on his last name.) I cannot believe I totally missed the fact that Justin looks like Sugar Bear 2.0!!! I didn't even think of it until Pumpkin mentioned it. Her comment about all his missing teeth being due to meth use was a zinger. I was wondering that perhaps Jessica doesn't have another job because she doesn't have transportation. They seem to live out in the middle of nowhere and there's no public transportation at that kind of location. I don't know how much she makes per episode, but perhaps she's saving up. (Or, she makes so much she doesn't NEED another job and they keep the family together for filming purposes.) I agree with the poster above who said that was uneccesary for Josh to make his comment about Alana looking like a marshmallow in front of her date.

So, is this show ever coming back, or did they axe it?

I finally remembered to get on this forum today and ask if anyone else thinks Mama's been asked to tone it down for the past few episodes. I see at least a couple of people think the same thing! Her voice has even been less grating. I still don't like her, but she's been MUCH better lately.

Bit off topic but, this weekend I watched the first episode of Bewitched. Samantha had the prettiest pegnoir set in that episode! It was her honeymoon. I watched the first episode of the new season last week. I was absolutely sick when Midge started to trash her beautiful new cream colored suit. I know it was played for laughs, but I could barely watch. Then, it was both sickening and funny to see her walk into the old club with a tire track across her cream colored skirt.

Thanks to those above who gave the reminder that it is the builder who locked Elias in his own vault. I was hoping it was the maid. Love this show so much! I've been bummed it's been on hiatus because of the Olympics. I was wondering why Elias wasn't also wearing cufflinks, or why they didn't think to look for them. I love how Jay was the heroic one, fumbling in the dead guy's clothes for his watch.

Wow, this show topic really seems to have gone dead. Oh! I didn't realize what I'd typed til after it was on the screen. LOL.

Just got my friend hooked on this show. I was trying to find the episode where Amy is at a train crossing and Adam is getting answers to her questions while he's back at the haunted house. That episode was called Ghost Train but I picked the wrong episode and it was pretty boring. It also had "Train" in the title, but I can't remember which one it is. Glad my friend still likes it anyway! I found Ghost Train next and we watched that one.

Yep. I do trainings on this in my state. I tell law enforcement and other crisis intervention groups that people are allowed to make very bad decisions, as long as they are competent. As a visual aid, I use a picture of a house with stuffed animals stuck all over the outdoor siding. Tammy is just infantile and sad to watch. What on EARTH did her sister have to apologize for in their fight? Hell, my family is of both Irish and Italian descent, and we have some FIGHTS. Not physical, or using crude language like Tammy. Tammy's sister barely yelled back at Tammy, who is absolutely insufferable. She would NOT be allowed to talk to me like that. I thought her sister was just standing up against Tammy. Tammy indulges in quite a bit of revisionist history. I do think some of her behavior is her way of maintaining some control. It's bad behavior, but she controls what happens to her. In her mind, anyway.

Have been wondering that myself.

What is "the Hilaria business?"

I agree wholeheartedly! They should at least let everyone have a turn at the buzzer. I'd rather see a whole hour of a "family" than two half-hours too. (Well, most families.)

Thank you! I have never seen that show and wondered how on earth Paul Reubans was connected to her. I am so bummed we didn't get to see more of that team. It's like Drew Carey was barely there.

This is one of the few shows in my life I stopped watching after just two episodes. SOOOOOO bad.

My bestie sent me the funniest meme - it showed an ouija board painted out on a wood floor. The caption said something like, "Fun idea, but my Roomba would probaby summon a demon." (Sooooo true for my evil Roomba!!!) I wished one of the celebrity panelists would have asked how it got its name (French and German words for "yes.") and what the thing with the glass circle is called (a planchette). Instead Thomas Lennon was SO annoying in this episode!! He bugged me just as much as Mama Doris did, and that's sayin' somethin'! I don't mind Joel McHale though, I guess because I just like him. (I have to admit though, I do find him a bit insulting and obnoxious on this show in the questions he asks the mystery panelists.)

He's on Luke Cage, which I think is on Netflix.

I saw in my Google news on my tablet (I'm sorry not to have a site citation! I'm at work on a different computer now.) that they filmed two endings to this episode. One was if it was to be a season finale, and one to be if it was the series finale. Wish she could see the one filmed as a season ender! ETA: Here it is! https://heavy.com/entertainment/hallmark/good-witch-was-finale-planned/

Love the questions posters posed above. I will add 8. Who is taking care of Abigail's house? (I mean, it's probably George and Joy, since they are right next door, but, still!) 9. How can a big deal head of surgery just leave with one day's notice? 10. Why weren't the chief hospital administrator and his wife at the wedding? Adam supposedly works back at the hospital now. (I suppose the wife had surgery.) It seems like there was a deleted scene where Joy must've told her ex that getting back together was a no-go. Hated the weird time jumps in this episode, along with the weather inconsistencies. Okay so, let's make an end-of-series list of folks who have disappeared: 1. George's second wife (Gwen? Gail? I forget her name every time.) When they talked about George proposing I yelled at my t.v., "Nooooo! You'll disappear if you marry him!" 2. Derek 3. Martha's assistant 4. Sam's clinic and its gossipy receptionist 5. Sam's best friend who bought the brewery 6. French teacher guy who just seemed to bow out after the wedding expo Am I missing any unexplained disappearance? I think there's a pit somewhere in Middleton where Martha's progeny will find all these people's bones several decades later. Maybe they're at the bottom of the wishing well?

I thought "key hole." For Alec's breakup I thought "stone tablet." The yogurt dress question was a hard one. I loved that Mario Cantone acknowledged that the answers are supposed to try to match, not just be witty!

Here here! (Or, should that be, "Hear! Hear!?") So, I seem to have lost the thread of the family tree this season. I bought the season on Amazon and someday will do a re-watch and try to figure out which ancestor is who. Here is the link to the family tree on the Hallmark site: https://www.hallmarkchannel.com/good-witch/the-merriwick-family-tree-good-witch It wasn't any help with the family ancestors involved in this season though. I've lost track of who was engaged and ran away with whom and who they are on the family tree.

I wondered about Grace fainting too. I can't believe they are cancelling this show just as the words "witches" and "magic" are FINALLY acknowledged. No Samantha in this episode. Probably because they had to use the budget to pay the actor who plays Mr. Davenport. Why doesn't Mr. Davenport just talk to his wife about cutting back? She won't lead the luxe lifestyle and he will cut down on working. Pursue a new hobby together and reconnect. I keep thinking it's a good thing that fireplace at Grey House has never been replaced! First a loose brick held something a few years ago (I think it was something the author's relative had hidden a couple of seasons back) and now the front panel slides open. And now Cassie is either having delusions or seeing ghosts.

Well, she does already have the Tinsdale on Toast...

Yes! I wondered if it was after you and another poster mentioned he seemed to be a good writer who cared about the canon, upthread. I forgot to mention the scrying. Although, it seemed a bit like an episode of "Charmed" at that point, I'll take it! I was happy with the Jake mention too. @iMonrey, thanks for the reminder about Martha and the binoculars. I noticed that too, and wondered if anyone else would get the joke. I keep wondering how on earth you pack a cake to get all the way to France in one, non-squished piece!! Also, Stephanie may have decorated it but didn't seem to have baked any of the cakes. I just assume an assistant at the Bistro did that for Martha out of this kindness of his/her heart, knowing Stephanie wouldn't mind. Or, maybe Stephanie did bake them and leave them out at the Bistro, as per Martha's bidding, but she seemed surprised when they came upon the challenge.

I know - I almost fell off my chair!! That was never even done in the movies. Maybe, for the last 3 episodes, they knew they might be cancelled and decided to throw in actual witchy things and magic. They are cancelling the series just as it's getting back to its roots! I had another nearly-fell-off-my-couch moment when the cousins lit the candles with magic!! Whoo hoo. And, for those of you complaining that you missed the Bell Book and Candle, it was back in the latest episode. I take back my earlier worry that George's girlfriend would be annoying. I find myself actually liking her. Dottie Davenport was interesting in this one too. Cassie and Sam were the most annoying part of this third-to-last episode. Now we just need another talking to animals or animals as familiars scene to make me happy. Oh, and talking to plants with plants responding. Someone this season was paying at least a bit of attention. They put back in the broom and the Merriwick flower. It's like, one of the writers actually watched the movies and series! ETA: One thing that was a "miss" for me this episode was that, during the storyline with Sam's stupid injury (Can you tell I hate that storyline?) Cassie never once offered him a tea or healing balm or anything. Maybe Sam would have been skeptical, but he had at least obtained a grudging respect for how she worked and her good results in the first couple of seasons.

Bwah ha ha ha ha! Forumlou, you supplied a belly laugh for me today - thanks! I think you mean Occam's razor.

I haven't seen the episode yet. But, around here, restaurants serve pickles on their relish trays and everyone dips them in ranch dressing.