How to Say I Love You!

Episode aired May 21, 2017
TV-PG
41m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

212

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Comedy Drama Fantasy

The whole town is caught up in romance when Cassie helps Ben find an old film for him to show on opening night of the refurbished Middleton Theater - a classic love movie from the 30s: "How ... Read allThe whole town is caught up in romance when Cassie helps Ben find an old film for him to show on opening night of the refurbished Middleton Theater - a classic love movie from the 30s: "How to Say, I Love You!" - which proves to be a very meaningful title. Meanwhile, Martha has o... Read allThe whole town is caught up in romance when Cassie helps Ben find an old film for him to show on opening night of the refurbished Middleton Theater - a classic love movie from the 30s: "How to Say, I Love You!" - which proves to be a very meaningful title. Meanwhile, Martha has overextended herself with the Middleton budget, and there is no money left in the extra exp... Read all

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
This episode of Good Witch features scenes from Good Girls Go to Paris (1939) starring Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondell.

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[last lines]
Dr. Sam Radford: Hey, I was thinking about you and us and the fact that you wouldn't even share your popcorn with me.
Cassie Nightingale: You've now seen one of my darker sides.
Dr. Sam Radford: It's everything else about you that makes me... you just make me want to be better.
Cassie Nightingale: You're one of the best people I've ever known.
Dr. Sam Radford: You don't know how hard I have to work at being that way and everything comes so naturally to you.
Cassie Nightingale: All I know is I look forward to every minute whenever I'm with you. So, stick around, ok?
Dr. Sam Radford: I'm not going anywhere.
[pauses to think about what to say next]
Dr. Sam Radford: I love you.
Cassie Nightingale: I love you too.
Dr. Sam Radford: And that's good, huh?
Cassie Nightingale: Yeah.

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Features Good Girls Go to Paris (1939)

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10/10

A Feel Good Episode

I've felt that the last two episodes have been better than most of the other TV episodes of the three seasons. Maybe part of it is the fact that both of them had a little more noticeable "magic" than the TV series has had previously. You still can't say that there is anything supernaturally magical in Middleton, but some of the coincidences recently are a little more magical. And Cassie is good at directing traffic so the right things happen to the right people. Grace has her moments as well in this episode and you can't help but feel proud of her. I hope the writers have found what I believe has been the missing piece til now and keep it going. I won't say the first two seasons were unenjoyable, just that they weren't as magical.