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* You changed me for the better *
* You changed me *
* Changed me for the better *
* Mmm, changed me for the better *
* Ooh *
* Changed me, changed me, changed me *
* You changed me for the better *
* You changed me, changed me for the better *
* Mmm, changed me for the better *
* Ooh *
* Changed me, changed me, changed me *
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(alarm blaring)
Oh, no.
(alarm stopping)
(grunting) Not again.
Ugh. Okay.
* You changed me for the better *
* You changed me *
* Changed for the better *
* Mmm *
* Changed for the better, ooh *
* Changed me, changed me, changed me *
- Babe, hi. - Hi.
Sorry to come over so early, but, uh, by any chance,
did you take my laundry again?
Oh, uh...
Please, you've got to stop taking and doing my laundry.
Well, you sort of have to,
because you mix your lights with your darks.
Ah, ah. There it is. I just-- I need my lucky socks.
Do you know what today is?
Uh...
Thursday?
No, it is five weeks until you are officially my husband.
Wow.
Five weeks, that came fast.
Are you kidding?
This has felt like forever.
But the most amazing thing happened last night,
and I booked our honeymoon.
(squeals) I can't wait for you to see the falls.
I'm so excited. And about my socks?
What socks?
My lucky ones. Green stripes.
Oh, I threw them out.
What?
Well, they had holes all over them.
That's because I've been wearing them
to every sales pitch meeting since I was 20.
Okay, okay. I'm sorry.
I'll get you a new, clean pair that are just as lucky.
I don't want a new, clean pair. I want my old pair.
- Okay, they're just socks. - Is this what it's
gonna be like when we live together?
I'm sorry, all right? Okay, you gotta relax.
Mmm. It's fine.
I just gotta focus and I gotta get to work.
Okay. Is there anything in particular
you want me to book with the tour guide?
Tour guide?
Our honeymoon?
Yeah. (chuckling)
Right. Um, maybe just ask him where the best golf course is.
No, this is our honeymoon, not a boys weekend.
- Right. Um, book whatever. - Okay.
- Whatever makes you happy. - Okay.
- I'll see you tonight. - Okay. I love you!
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- Okay. - Woman: 9:56!
You know you have a call in, like, four minutes, right?
Yeah, just enough time to make myself some instant coffee.
You are ridiculous, and I already made some.
You are the best boss ever, you know that?
Yes, I do.
So, uh, what's my call again?
Is it those Australian windsurfer guys?
No, it's with a California couple
who are booking for their honeymoon.
Ugh. Can't you do those?
How about you take all the honeymoon couples, okay?
And I'll focus on adventure tours.
Oh, you think I want to watch couples make out
and drink wine all day.
Why can't we switch?
I'm busy with my brother's best friend and his fiancée.
They're getting married by the falls.
Okay? And we have to make sure everything goes perfect.
We need all the business we can get,
if we want this place to stay alive.
- (phone ringing) - Phew.
Big smiles.
You can hear a smile over the phone.
Okay. (sighing)
- (phone ringing) - Yes.
(exaggeratedly pleasant voice:) Henley Tours.
Mike Hallas speaking.
If you're falling for Niagara, we got you.
What can I do you for?
Hello, it's Madeline Zekko.
I'm hoping to book my honeymoon with you in five weeks,
August 5th to 11th.
Congratulations. What would you like to book with us?
So, it's kind of a long story, but my grandparents met
and fell in love in Niagara Falls in 1954.
It was their favorite place to visit in the whole world.
So I grew up listening to them recount their stories there
and it just sounded so amazing.
I mean... the vineyards they visited,
the bike rides they took,
and the Ferris wheel overlooking the falls, it just...
it sounded so romantic, you know?
Yeah, sure.
Okay, so, I wanted to recreate as many things
as they did together for my honeymoon.
It's kind of been a dream of mine since I was a kid.
Oh, that's interesting.
So what exactly did you want to book?
Okay, I have a list. A day trip to Russo's Vineyard,
a picnic in the park,
a bike ride through Recreation Trail...
Yep.
...a tour through the botanical garden...
- Mm-hmm. - ...and most importantly,
a boat ride through the falls.
My grandparents always talked about
the time they had the most romantic
and perfect first kiss right beside the falls.
- Hey, are you still there? - Hmm? Oh, yeah.
- Yeah, yeah. - Oh.
I'm just, uh, writing everything down.
Maddie: Okay.
(sighing contentedly)
Maddie: Hey, there you are.
You're supposed to let me know
if you're gonna be more than ten minutes late.
Sorry. I got held up at work.
Okay, how was it? How was the pitch?
What happened? Tell me everything.
We didn't get the account.
What?
I-- I thought you said it was a done deal. What...?
I thought it was.
That was until you threw out my lucky socks.
Blaming me... (chuckling nervously)
Blaming me.
Uh...
No. I don't know.
It's fine. It's fine.
Maddie: Well, our food should be here any moment.
Oh, thank you.
There we go.
You ordered for me?
You were late.
So, I booked everything for Niagara.
I've made a timetable.
I've color-coded everything down to the hour.
Wow. Maddie, down to the hour.
- Mm-hmm. - What about time for fun?
Oh. Well, as long as we're together, we'll have fun.
Right?
(sighing)
And what if I don't want to go...
cheese tasting?
Well, you know how important it is for me to recreate
everything that my grandparents did together.
I know, I know. It's, uh...
It's just starting to feel a little, uh...
A little what?
(clearing throat) Never mind. Never mind.
Napkin.
Napkin. Napkin.
(sighing) You know what, Maddie?
I can't do this.
You can't do what?
I can't do this, us.
- It's not working. - What are you talking about?
I'm sorry, Maddie, but I can't do a lifetime of itineraries,
and you nagging me about my napkin, and you ordering for me,
and have everything planned down to the hour and color-coded.
I need adventure. I need spontaneity.
I need someone who wants to live in the moment.
Let's just-- let's just...
calm down and talk about this rationally.
Okay? I think you're just getting cold feet.
This is totally normal.
I'm sorry.
Wedding's off.
* The wind in her hair *
* Bathed in the scent of magnolias... *
Is this how it's supposed to end?
(squealing unhappily)
Man (on TV:) No, this is just the beginning.
(doorbell ringing)
Maddie: I'm not here!
Wow.
Don't judge me.
(exhaling sharply) I'm sad.
You've got to snap out of it.
What? Snap out of it?
I was supposed to be married in three days.
Hey, remember what you used to tell me?
You'll meet the right guy
when the time is right?
Oh, I only used to tell you that,
so you'd feel better about your divorce.
Well, hopefully, it's true,
or else we'll turn into old spinster sisters
who watch TV every night.
Did you come here to make me feel more depressed?
No! No! I actually have good news.
Great news, in fact.
Oh, did Jason decide that he actually loves me
and wants to spend the rest of his life with me?
Not exactly.
I've decided that, since you weren't able
to cancel any of your honeymoon arrangements,
I'm going to go with you instead.
What? Huh?
It's not fair you shouldn't still enjoy
the trip you planned just 'cause Jason is a moron!
Yeah, but-- but I'm supposed to go on my...
my honeymoon as newlyweds.
Okay, well now, it's going to be with your big sister!
On a sistermoon!
Yeah, that's-- that's not a thing.
It is now! Come on, you need to get out of the city.
Okay, no offense, but the idea of going on my honeymoon
with my sister is very depressing.
No, it's-- it's not.
It's cool and it's progressive.
You'll be a trailblazer and an inspiration
to all the women out there who've been left at the altar.
It's a no.
Okay, but everything is already paid for
and I know how much you hate wasting money.
- What about work? - I already booked it off.
I told them my sister is in dire need of my company
and I made you come across really,
really sad and lonely. (giggling)
The plan was always to go as... as newlyweds.
Maddie, don't let Jason take away
something so important to you.
Where is your sense of adventure?
Adventure?
When was the last time you did something spontaneous,
said yes, and just lived in the moment?
You know what?
That is exactly what Jason said that he wanted from me.
- Really? - Okay.
No, you're right, you're right.
I spent three weeks planning this vacation.
I deserve to go and prove to Jason that I'm not as boring
or predictable as he thinks I am.
- Yes! That's the spirit! - We're going to Niagara!
You need to take a shower.
You smell like barbecue chips and pizza pockets.
Yeah.
She's back.
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Concierge: Enjoy your stay.
Good afternoon, ladies.
Welcome to the Niagara Haven Hotel.
Are we checking in?
Yes, under Madeline Zekko.
Great. "Z-e-k-k-o."
Hmm. I don't have anything under that name.
Oh. Could it be under "Madeline Reed"?
Oh, uh... yeah, that's me.
Super.
Well, uh... it's supposed to be me.
Do you have a photo ID?
Oh, no. See, um, that was supposed to be my last name,
but now, it's not. So...
Oh. Well, unfortunately, without an ID that matches our records,
I can't check you in.
Look, she was supposed to be on her honeymoon,
but the wedding got called off, so...
Oh.
I'm so sorry. That's terrible.
Please don't make this harder than it already is.
Okay. One sec.
Harley: Thank you.
Let's see here....
(keyboard clacking)
We're on a sistermoon.
Oh.
We don't have a sistermoon discount currently.
Oh. Oh. You're in. You're in! Do you still want
the complimentary honeymoon champagne?
- What do you think? - Concierge: Cheers to that.
- Enjoy your stay. - Maddie: Thank you.
Concierge: Yeah.
Harley: Ooh...
- This is nice. - See?
I can see the falls from here.
Maddie: Oh. Well...
this is fun.
Oh, boy. Hold on.
I got it.
No-- no problem.
Nothing happened.
Yeah. Well, I'm gonna go for a walk.
I'm gonna clear my head.
Oh, I can come with you if you like.
No, it's okay. I'm just gonna go by myself.
Don't worry. Phew!
*
(camera shutter clicking)
(guitar playing softly)
Man singing: * La da da da da *
(guitar playing softly)
* Da da da da da *
(guitar playing softly)
*
* Da da da *
Maddie: Well, guys, I made it.
Not with the love of my life, like you guys had, but...
(guitar playing softly)
* Da da dum *
* Da da... *
- (splashing) - Dah! What the...?
Oh, I am so sorry.
My shirt! Ow!
Why would you do that? Now, I'm covered in coffee!
I thought the cup was for money!
My coffee cup is for coffee!
Do I look like the kind of person who needs spare change?
I mean, kinda.
(stammering) I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Look.
The song was a beautiful song! Did you-- did you write it?
No offense, but I was kind of trying
to be playing, like, privately, by myself.
Oh, okay.
Is that why you chose to sit and play
in the most popular tourist destination in the whole world?
Hey, this is my home, okay?
It's not just some place to check off a bucket list.
No, I don't mean the bench is my home.
I mean Niagara is my home.
Most people would just say thank you.
Well, I guess I'm not most people.
Okay, I will buy you a new shirt
or I will pay for your dry cleaning.
Don't throw more money at me, okay?
You're so emotional.
I'm not emotional.
That's why you're not sitting on a bench
playing sad breakup songs.
Okay, you don't know-- you know what?
Forget it. Uh...
As pleasant as this interaction has been,
I have to go find a more private and drier bench,
where I won't be assaulted by nosy tourists, okay?
Okay, yeah, fine. Have fun...
- You big baby. - I heard that.
I know, that's why I said it out loud.
Ah!
Hey! How was your walk?
Oh, it was fantastic. The falls are incredible.
Oh, but I met the world's grumpiest man.
It was truly a sight to behold. Like a real-world wonder.
Why don't I get up and we can do something fun?
No, no, it's okay. We have to meet
the tour guide early tomorrow, so just keep resting.
Okay.
- Love you. - Love you, too.
Harley: Wait, so, he didn't even say thank you?
No, he was all upset that I disturbed him and...
you know, kind of spilled coffee all over him.
- Can you believe that? - That's so weird.
Yeah. Well, hopefully, we just never see him again.
Oh, no way.
I feel like Niagara is a really big place.
Maddie: Hello.
- Good morning. - Hi. Are you Emily Henley?
Yes. How can I help you two this morning?
I'm Madeline Zekko and this is my sister Harley,
and we've booked a week full of activities with you.
Oh, yeah, for your honeymoon. That's so--
I'm... sorry. Well, welcome.
Your tour guide Mike should be here any minute now.
Maddie: Oh, he's not here yet?
It's almost quarter after nine.
He's just running a little late.
Oh, actually, I think I hear him on his skateboard now.
-(chuckling) - (skateboard whirring)
Maddie: What? Skateboard?
Would you like some tea or some water
- or anything while you wait? - Oh, no, that's okay. Thanks.
Please have a seat.
Oh, thank goodness. Madeline, this is Mike Hallas.
He will be your tour guide for the week.
You've gotta be kidding me.
- You two know each other? - Yes.
No.
- Okay. - I met him when he was singing.
Singing? Mike, you haven't sung ever since...
Is this the jerk from the bench?
- Maddie: Yep. - What?
She's the jerk from the bench.
She threw dirty coins in my coffee.
- I was trying to be nice. - Well, you ruined my shirt.
Emily: Okay, all right. Okay. Well, I mean, clearly,
everyone just got started off on the wrong foot.
But I can assure you that Mike is a fantastic tour guide.
He just wasn't being himself yesterday.
But he will be on his best behavior
for the rest of the week. Right, Mike?
I thought I was supposed to be
with the nutty honeymoon lady with the insane itinerary.
I am the nutty honeymoon lady.
Uh... I thought you said something about a groom.
Yes, he dumped me.
So, now, I'm on my honeymoon with my sister,
like a complete weirdo, and now,
you know the last detail of the disaster that is my life.
Fascinating. You know what?
I think it would be best if Emily
was your tour guide this week.
Yes, I agree.
I'm so sorry. I'm booked tomorrow, all week.
Remember, Mike?
Right, your brother's bestie. (sighing)
You know what? I think I should just cancel.
This isn't working. I think I should just--
No, wait. Please, have a seat. You know what?
Why don't I come with you all for the day today?
You know, just help everyone get reacquainted.
What is the first thing on that itinerary?
Walking tour of the botanical gardens.
Perfect. Beautiful.
Great. Sounds wonderful. Right, Mike?
Yes. It's a lovely spot.
I am very excited.
Emily: Okay, perfect.
Well, why don't I get you two some maps?
- That sounds great. - Emily: We'll get on our way.
Uniform, Mike.
It's at home.
- Tomorrow, Mike. - Oh, tomorrow for sure.
So, we have 99 acres of garden
with over 80,000 annual plants grown.
Wow. Beautiful.
The colors are incredible.
It's over 125 varieties of flower here.
Really?
Emily: Mike really knows his stuff.
Hey, cool camera.
Are you a photographer?
Uh... no.
Oh, yes, she is. She's had many of her works
published in online journals and magazines.
- Mike: That's cool. - Yeah. It's, uh...
It's a bit of a hobby now, I guess.
Oh. Emily: How come?
- Harley: Kind of a long story. - Maddie: Not really.
Her ex-husband wanted her to get a more stable job,
so she kind of gave it up.
- Maddie... - What? It's true.
And now, you work in marketing and you hate it.
"Hate" is a strong word, but also a very accurate one.
Well, that's a shame, and I hope you find your way back to it.
Thanks. I'm not sure I'm any good now.
Might have lost my edge.
No way. Once an artist, always an artist.
Is that what you say when you pick up your guitar?
Better be careful,
or I might end up writing a song about you next.
Yeah, I think I'm going to call it "Intense Itinerary Lady".
Okay, well, maybe then, I'll write a song about you.
Yeah, and I'm going to call it...
What?
..."Napping, Hacky Sack Playing Alarm Clock Ignoring Man Boy".
Mike: Excuse me. Sleep is very important.
- And that's a terrible title. - Emily: Hey!
Let's keep it moving, before I have to split you two up.
- Yeah. - Sure. After you.
Emily: Uh, more plants.
*
Today wasn't that bad.
I actually thought it was kind of nice.
Yeah. It was okay.
I kind of still wish we had Emily as our tour guide,
instead of moody Ed Sheeran.
Or should I call him "Shed Tear-an".
Hilarious.
Why don't we give Mike a chance? He's the one we're stuck with.
So, who knows? Maybe he isn't as terrible as you think.
Maybe. I liked seeing you take pictures today.
That was my favorite part of the day.
Good evening, ladies. Can I get the reservation name?
We don't have a reservation.
Uh-oh.
How long's the wait? We aren't in a rush.
We're fully booked tonight, but there's room for tomorrow.
I see some empty tables over there.
Do you think you could just squeeze us in?
Those are all reserved.
It'll be at least an hour and a half wait.
I'm sorry. We're a really popular spot.
Hi. Sorry. I couldn't help but overhear,
but we would be happy to have these two join us at our table.
- Oh, you don't have to do that. - Man: Seriously, join us.
We just arrived today. We'd love the company.
Are you sure?
- Woman: Why not? - Man: Absolutely, yeah.
I can't believe he did that to you
five weeks before the wedding.
I would have been furious.
Man: That's terrible.
On behalf of all men, I sincerely apologize.
Are you married?
I was. Now, I'm divorced.
Woman: You know, relationships are tricky.
I nearly married someone in my late 20s,
but it just didn't feel right.
So, I waited it out
until I found someone who really gave me that spark.
Best decision I ever made.
Mmm. That better be going in the vows.
Are you guys getting married this month?
This Saturday. That's why we're in Niagara.
We're doing the ceremony beside the falls and decided to come
a few days early to explore for my travel blog.
Maddie: That's awesome.
Wait, are you guys the couple
that booked with Emily at Niagara Tours?
Yes. Yeah, I grew up with her. How did you know?
Her and her tour guide showed us around today.
She mentioned she had a couple getting married.
That's us.
I get to officially meet her tomorrow. I'm very excited.
You guys are so lucky you have Emily as your tour guide.
Our tour guide is just... blech.
- Yikes. Really? - Maddie: Yeah.
I bet you he's just at home, playing video games right now.
(game beeping, chiming)
(phone chiming)
(video game lasers zapping)
(inhaling sharply, sighing)
*
Harley: Okay.
Michelle can't do it? No, I... I understand.
Okay. Bye.
Maddie: What?
Nope. Don't tell me.
I have to be in a Zoom meeting.
What? You cannot leave me alone with him.
I'm-- I'm gonna...
come find you as soon as I'm done.
It'll be an hour. Two tops.
Maddie: Wow, this is gorgeous.
Are we almost there?
Uh, yep. Any minute now.
You said that ten minutes ago.
And I stand by my statement.
Are we lost?
What? No, we're not lost. Look.
We're taking the scenic route. Besides, we're in a vineyard.
We're obviously not far from civilization.
Okay.
Well, can you give me some interesting facts
until we get there? Because I love a good history lesson.
Mike: Okay.
This is one of the oldest vineyards in the Niagara region.
It dates back to 1878,
when the Russo family came over here by boat from Italy.
No one had ever tasted wines like theirs before
and people just loved them.
Every bottle was highly coveted.
That's exactly what my Nana said.
I can't wait to try it.
Oh, there's someone. Excuse me, hi.
My grandparents came here and they bottled their own wine,
and they saved it 'til their 40th anniversary to drink.
Mike: That's adorable.
Hi, Mike Hallas, Henley Tours.
We are booked for a tour with the owners.
I think you might be mistaken.
We're actually closed today,
and the owners are setting up for a private event.
Oh, okay.
There must be somebody who can take us for a quick tour.
Well, it's a pretty big corporate to-do
and there's nothing available till Sunday.
Sunday? No, I leave Sunday.
The thing is I booked. I booked with Alberto.
- You know Alberto? - I'm Alberto.
Are you sure it was for today?
Yes, I'm sure,
and I will bring up the email just to prove it.
Come on. What kind of tour guide do you think I am, right?
I'm not completely incomp...
What?
I booked for next Tuesday.
What? What-- what kind of establishment are you running,
where you can't even tell basic days apart?
Okay, I made a mistake. I'm sorry, okay?
Ugh! This was really important to me.
My whole itinerary is messed up now.
Okay. I can bring you to a different vineyard,
a better vineyard.
I don't wanna go to a different vineyard.
I wanna go to the vineyard that I've been planning to go
to since I was ten.
Not everything has to be planned out for a trip to be fun,
you know? You could probably use
a bit more spontaneity in your life.
That is exactly what Jason was saying to me.
There is nothing wrong with being efficient
and organized and planning ahead.
Well, in my experience, life rarely goes according to plan.
Stupid man-child with a skateboard!
What? What did you say about my skateboard?
It's actually a longboard.
Can-- can we just--
can we just please talk about this, please?
All right?
I really can't get fired.
Emily will kill me, and... we need the business, please.
That is not my problem. Ever since I met you,
you've just been so blech, and I don't need another man
telling me that I'm too boring and uptight,
and I don't know how to have fun.
Okay? If you grew up the way I did,
you would understand why I need everything to be in order.
I'm sorry, okay?
You don't deserve how I have been acting.
I just haven't been myself lately.
It's been hard for me to get back to work
and I have to put on a happy face.
Why? You fall on your skateboard?
No.
My girlfriend. My ex-girlfriend.
We were together for four years. I thought she was the one.
And then, she went off to do a semester
to finish her master's and she never came back.
Is she abroad?
- Ohio. - Oh.
Why didn't she come back?
She met someone more cultured and sophisticated.
She threw away everything we had, like it meant nothing.
Look, you... you don't want to be doing all this...
romantic stuff with me, anyway.
You want to be doing it with your husband
on your actual honeymoon.
Maybe it's none of my business, but if I were you,
I would take that itinerary and rip it up.
And I would use this trip to show that guy...
Jason?
...that you really are wild and unpredictable.
How?
Let me take you on an adventure tour.
You'll take photos, you'll post them on your socials,
he'll see that and he'll realize
that you are anything but boring.
I think it's time you stepped out of your comfort zone.
Okay, but no more being late and you have to be organized.
Okay? Or I will fire you.
Hey, absolutely. Just call me Mr. Punctual.
Okay, call me something cooler than that.
Okay, let the adventures begin.
Hi. Can I at least offer you some cheese?
Total of five varieties.
Five different varieties of cheese?
Let's see how crazy you really are.
I'll have a nibble.
Do you have any non-dairy options.
Harley: Ha!
An adventure tour? Are you sure about that?
You don't even like when hay rides get bumpy.
I know. That's the problem.
I have spent my whole life being afraid of anything
that is unpredictable or unstable,
and I need to change that,
especially if I'm going to get Jason back.
I didn't realize that was part of the plan.
I love him, Harley, and he loves me, too.
So, we just have a little
compatibility issue that we can sort out.
He just kind of freaks out
every time he has to make a commitment.
I mean, he couldn't even commit to an internet provider
when I first met him.
Well, regardless, I'm excited for what we get up to.
Harley! I have been looking everywhere for you.
Hey!
So, you know the couple that I'm with this week,
who are getting married on Saturday?
- Beth and Phil. - Yes, them.
They need you.
Actually, I need you.
Need me for what?
So, Beth is a travel blogger,
and she's going to be doing a write-up on my tour company,
which would really bring in new customers.
But she needs high-quality photographs
to document everything.
So...
So, I told her that you were a photographer
- and she said she'd hire you. - No way!
To take photos throughout the whole week,
including the wedding.
I don't know. It's been a while
since I've done any real photography work.
They are willing to offer you a very generous amount.
For five days of work?
Please say yes. We need this.
It's really generous. I... can't leave my sister.
I think you should do it.
- Harley: What? - Mm-hmm.
Nothing would make me happier than to see you get back at it.
- Honestly. - But what about you?
I am going with the flow.
I am letting go of expectations and plans
and I'm being... spontaneous.
Oh...
What if Mike makes you do something really crazy
and I'm not there to bail you out?
It's Niagara, not Vegas. How crazy can things get?
Nope. Nope. Abso-- absolutely not.
It's perfectly safe.
Oh, yeah, letting a thin wire
fling me across Niagara Falls is safe, yeah, okay.
- I don't think so. - I've done it a million times.
So? I thought when you said "adventure tour",
we were gonna be, like, riding Segways or something.
(chuckling) What?
Look, I'm going to be with you the whole time.
No offense, but that doesn't make me feel any better.
Oh, okay.
You have a hard time trusting people, huh?
And you don't?
- You can do this. - (sighing)
Okay? Pushing through fear is the greatest feeling
in the world.
You're gonna be fine. You're gonna be better than fine.
When you get out on the other end, you're gonna feel amazing.
And hey, nothing in life is worth doing
if it doesn't come with a bit of risk.
Yeah?
Yeah, you're into it.
Come on.
- Race you to the top! - Maddie: No!
I'm not ready!
Emily: It's pretty neat, huh?
Wow. It's incredible.
There has to be at least a thousand butterflies in here.
Over two thousand, actually.
(chuckling) It's really magical.
Oh, I have a great butterfly quote.
"We delight in the beauty of the butterfly,
"but we rarely admit
"the change it has to go through to achieve that beauty."
- That is Maya Angelou. - (camera shutter clicking)
I love that.
You know, butterflies remind us that it's never too late
to transform into the person that we're supposed to be.
That we're meant to be.
I wish I was that simple lately.
I've been feeling kind of stuck in my life.
I felt the same way not too long ago.
But my brother Keegan, he encouraged me
to quit my desk job to start my own tour business,
and it's less pay, but I'm way happier.
You just quit your job to start something new?
Yeah.
Ladies, come over here. We found the coolest butterfly.
Emily: Coming.
(camera shutter clicking)
- Mike: All right, thanks. - Helmets are the dorkiest.
- Ready? - I can't do this.
No, I'm not good at anything with height.
No, I really don't. I'm not good at anything
with speed or anything involving a harness.
You can do this, and you will.
No, I kind of feel sick. I got to go.
Ah, ah, ah. Look at me.
You got this, okay?
Look at me. You are strong.
You are courageous.
You are Madeline Zekko.
You are full of whimsy and adventure.
Come on.
*
* Go *
*
- Yeah, that was awesome. - Mike: You were a natural.
(chattering excitedly)
* Whoa *
Maddie: That was crazy!
* Whoa *
- That was amazing, right? - Maddie: Yeah!
Mike: You were amazing!
That was awesome! I did it! I can't believe I did it!
- Not so bad, right? - Yeah, that was great.
I just-- I wish it lasted longer.
Hey, I told you,
pushing through fear is the greatest feeling in the world.
Thanks for not letting me quit.
I wouldn't have dreamt of it.
Let's go celebrate with a bite to eat.
Yeah.
Okay, uh... "Flying into the weekend like..."
No. "Exploring new heights."
Oh. That...
That's actually pretty good.
See? I'm not just a pretty face.
Okay. Here goes nothing.
- (phone chiming) - Phew! Posted.
Wow.
It's pathetic how bad I want him to see this picture.
Honestly, I would do anything to get Caitlin to change her mind
and come back.
- Do you think she'd ever... - No.
Last time I looked her up, they had just bought a dog together -
Duke the Great Dane.
Oh...
We should probably get outta here.
Onto the next adventure, right?
I'll be right back.
Wow. Wow, these are great, Harley.
Oh, they look so in love.
I know, right? They're totally meant for each other.
Just like Nana and Papa.
Oh, they would have loved that we came here together.
Thanks for making me come here. I'm really glad I did.
Even though you're stuck with Mike?
Oh, he's not so bad.
Oh?
Not like that.
I didn't say anything.
Not like that. Uh-uh.
Look at you, here before me.
Well, I'm Mr. Punctual, remember?
I love it. What's that?
I think you are going to be very happy with me.
(gasping)
You made me an itinerary?
Yes. I planned out our activities for this week,
but I also left room for spontaneity.
- It's a compromise, right? - What?
Mini golf tomorrow,
barrel photo over the falls. Wow.
Oh, yeah, I mean, that's classic.
You can't go to Niagara Falls without doing it.
Thank you so much for making this for me.
I feel so at ease having this in my hands.
You're insane.
I'm practical.
Well, we don't have any time to waste.
- Let's get to adventuring. - Yeah.
Yeah.
*
The current of Niagara Falls moves fast enough to power
one-quarter of New York State and the Ontario region.
Phil: Look at that.
Beautiful.
Harley: How about a spin? Just like that.
- (camera shutter clicking) - Hold it there.
Oh, that's nice.
I love this guy.
(laughing and whooping)
(screaming happily)
(laughing and whooping)
(screaming happily)
(laughing and whooping)
*
Maddie: What?
Is this the Ferris wheel that Nana and Papa rode
while looking over the falls?
It has to be, right?
Well, I mean, technically this one was built in 2004,
but I think the other one was in the same spot.
Something about mini-golf makes me feel like a kid again.
Thanks for setting this up, Emily.
Of course.
Okay, how should we pair up? Two teams of three?
- Three teams of two? - Well, actually...
Hey, hey, look who it is!
What the heck are you doing here already?
Well, I decided to come in a few days early,
you know, catch some sights.
And I'm the best man, after all.
Amazing. I'm so happy you're here.
This is my brother Keegan.
This is my co-worker Mike that I've been telling you all about.
Madeline and her sister Harley.
It's nice to meet you all.
Okay, you're just in time.
We're just deciding how to split up
into teams for mini-golf.
So, we are actually not going to be doing mini golf.
Oh, we're not?
I got us last-minute tickets to the SkyWheel.
We're going to go on the-- on the...?
Yes, we are.
It was the only thing that was on your bucket list
that I hadn't actually done yet, and I thought it would be fun.
Maddie: But it's-- it's...
- But it's so big. - Don't worry, I got you.
- All right. - Have fun.
You have fun. See you in a bit.
We will.
- So, golf, shall we? - Emily: Right.
Looks like you're gonna have to team up with me.
You're on.
Worker: All right, enjoy yourselves.
Mike: Thank you.
Maddie: What?!
So...
(stammering)
(chuckling nervously) This looks like it's going to go
a lot higher than I-- than I thought it was going to go.
Hey, hey...
think of everything you've already done this week.
I mean, a Ferris wheel is nothing.
Yeah, I guess.
Just-- I just can't help but think that
it's going to break and then we're going to be, like,
stuck up here for three days. (chuckling nervously)
You, uh-- you always expect the worst, don't you?
Yes. My, uh...
My therapist says it's the result of a chaotic childhood.
How chaotic are we talking?
Let's just say that my parents
weren't really meant to be parents.
Oh. How so?
Well, we were kind of left alone a lot,
and my parents wouldn't come home until after midnight,
and Harley and I would have to take care of ourselves.
Sorry to hear that.
That's like way too much for a kid to have to deal with.
Yeah, it was.
And then, when things got really out of hand,
we ended up living with my Nana and Papa,
which was incredible because they are so kind, and loving,
and just the best people in the whole world,
and they were so in love.
And I know it's going to sound silly.
I truly believe that they were soulmates.
And then, they would always tell me about Niagara Falls
and that magical kiss they shared on the boat,
and I just-- I wanted that kind of love so bad.
(chuckling) And I still do.
You'll find it.
I just think you can't rush love, right?
Love just happens when it's supposed to.
Do you think that you'll ever find it again?
I hope so.
Although honestly, the idea of dating again
scares the heck out of me.
- What? - I don't know.
A strange man once told me
that the best feeling in the whole world
is pushing through to the other side of fear.
Well, he sounds very wise and extremely good-looking.
(chuckling)
You'll find it again.
- We both will. - Maybe.
Although sometimes, I do think maybe it's better
to just keep things causal.
Don't get too serious with anyone,
because maybe love just leads to pain.
You know, you sound exactly like Harley, okay?
The best thing about being alive is being in love.
Says the girl on the honeymoon with her sister.
Speaking of finding true love,
is it just me, or were your sister
and Emily's brother having a little--
Oh, yeah. There was totally something going on there.
Yeah.
(shutter clicking)
Oh.
I can't believe you were practically face to face
with a grizzly.
Yeah. It was wild.
But that's the risk you take when you go camping
in the mountains of British Columbia.
- That's an insane story. - Yeah.
I miss traveling.
I used to do it along with my photography,
but my ex hated it.
Why don't you do it again?
I don't know.
I have this job now that consumes a lot of my time.
- You don't like it? - Not really.
But it pays well.
I don't know.
I feel like I might be too old to start over.
You're never too old to start pursuing your passion, ever.
I think every day should be making choices
that push you toward your destiny,
even if it's absolutely terrifying.
- Every day? - Yep.
Every day.
(mechanism clanking)
What? Wh-- What's happening? What's happening?
Did the Ferris wheel just stop-stop all of a sudden?
- Harley: Oh, no. - What?
My sister.
She's always been really scared
of getting stuck on top of a ride.
She's going to lose it.
Maddie: What's happening?
Why did we stop? Oh, my.
Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no.
I knew this was going to happen.
- Nothing is wrong. - How do you know?
Because I asked them to do it.
(gasping) What?
I paid them a little extra to make it stop.
Why, why? Huh. Okay. (laughing)
And now, I'm realizing how afraid of heights I am.
- Okay. - (laughing)
Why are you laughing? I'm having my biggest panic attack!
- Mike: Hey. - Ooh!
I just wanted to make sure that you had
a chance to appreciate the view.
The view?
- Maddie: Wow. - So?
You did this for me?
What can I say? I'm a good tour guide.
You're better than good. You're great.
Hey. Uh, can I ask you something?
Maddie: Yeah.
I was thinking about playing at an open mic this Friday.
I haven't actually played in front of everyone
for two years and that.
I will be there.
- Really? - Yeah.
And there you go. We're moving again.
Harley: So, he's playing an open mic?
Yes. This Friday. We have to go cheer him on.
Definitely.
Especially since Emily told me
he hasn't played in front of anyone
since his ex-girlfriend left him.
Looks like he's found a new muse.
What is that supposed to mean?
I think you know.
Don't give me that look, okay?
I just want to support him as a friend.
Whatever you say, sis.
Good morning, Em.
'Morning.
How you doing? It is a beautiful day outside.
What's with you?
What? I'm just in a good mood.
- Is that such a crime? - Yeah.
You haven't been in a good mood for, like, two years.
Okay. I think you're overreacting.
Why are you laughing?
Oh, you are crushing so hard on Madeline.
Okay. That?
That's ridiculous.
No. Just tell me the truth. Are you-- You like her?
It would be so unethical to have a crush on a client.
Oh. You can't even answer the question.
Uh, no. I really like this. I like this for you.
It's time you open yourself up again.
Nobody's opening anything up to anybody, okay?
- I just enjoy her company. - Emily: Okay.
- 'Morning. - Mike: Hi.
- Emily: 'Morning, guys. - (clearing throat)
Well, we better head out.
We're meeting Beth at her hotel room.
She got a bunch of vintage wedding dresses
that she wants to try on for the reception.
Oh. That sounds awesome.
Oh, tell her I'll be there in spirit.
Will do. (chuckling)
- Bye. - Bye.
Bye.
So, you ready for some more adventure?
Well, actually, I was thinking that today,
maybe we can have a bit more of a relaxing day.
Go for a little stroll.
May or may not have a special destination in mind.
I mean, that is if you're up for it.
Yeah. It sounds good.
Great. Let's do it.
(birds chirping)
Okay. Three, two, one.
(squealing) It's beautiful.
- You think so? - Oh, yeah. Absolutely.
- Is it too much? - Emily: Stunning. No, no, no.
- It's perfect. - What do you think, Harley?
Is it too much?
I don't know. I might be the wrong person to ask.
Why do you say that?
Oh, I don't know. It's just so overwhelming.
The shoes, the dress,
the commitment to one another.
Harley, are you okay? You look pale. I can crack open a window.
Harley?
Harley: I'm sorry. I can't be here.
- Harley? - Harley, wait.
Maddie: What is this place?
Mike: This is a decommissioned old power station.
It was built in 1901.
Back then, it used to power the entire region.
People have been trying to harness the power of the falls
for 200 years.
- So, it's like a museum now. - Ooh.
Mike: So, I'm falling. The lines are all tangled up.
The chute won't open.
It's pretty clear to me I'm going to die.
Somehow, I manage to pull a Swiss army knife
out of a pocket, cut the chute--
Okay, yeah. You gotta stop,
'cause I'm going to start hyperventilating.
Honestly, you don't know how precious life is
until you are hurtling towards the ground
at 120 miles an hour.
You should try it.
Hard pass. Yeah. No. Life is terrifying enough
without having to plummet out of a plane.
I think you're so much braver
than you give yourself credit for.
Yeah? Maybe a little fun, too?
Maybe just a little.
Yeah.
I mean, Just because you're cautious doesn't mean
you're not full of life.
Your ex was a moron for not realizing that.
Oh. Well, he's not a moron.
Well, he let you go, didn't he?
I rest my case.
Is the tour guide business in trouble?
That's what's on your mind right now?
No. The business is fine.
Mike, I'm a chartered accountant. I can help.
We don't need help. We're just a little behind. That's all.
Okay. Well, I'm here for a few more days.
I can look at the financials.
I can give advice, make a payment plan.
Okay. Please stop.
Why are you being so weird about this?
Why are you ruining what I thought was a nice walk?
Okay. Sorry. Just forget about it.
Okay. No. Just--
I'm sorry.
I'm worried that I'm the reason that the business is struggling.
I've let all of my personal stuff get in the way
of work, and friendship, and my music.
Emily is my best friend,
I feel like I've been letting her down,
and that's pretty pathetic.
No, no. It's not.
You just had your heart broken.
If anyone can understand that... it's me.
Thanks.
You've really helped me this week.
I feel closer to my real self.
Well, I meant what I said when I said your song is beautiful.
And it deserves to be heard,
and I'm very excited to hear it again.
I don't know.
I'm pretty nervous about getting back on stage.
Well, it's a good thing that I will be there
to support you.
You're pretty great.
You know that?
I'm sorry. What?
(whispering) You're pretty great.
This is going 180 feet down, underground.
- Maddie: Really? - Uh-huh.
So, this is a bit of a secret I'm going to show you.
Maddie: Oh, my gosh.
- Great, right? - Wow.
Mike: Right here. You can, like, reach out and touch it.
Not everybody gets to see this view of the falls.
- That's awesome! - Mike: Yeah.
Wow.
Um...
I shouldn't.
(laughing nervously)
- (clearing throat) - Uh...
(clearing throat)
Keegan: Hey, you.
Hey.
You okay?
Yeah. I'm fine.
I might have been a little triggered
by all the wedding stuff.
Oh, yeah? How come?
I once said vows to someone I loved,
and they ended up not meaning much to him.
Now, I'm divorced.
Me, too.
Relationships are hard.
And some of them don't last forever
despite our best efforts,
but that doesn't take away from the fact
that we committed ourselves wholly to someone.
You know? It's a big deal.
Takes a lot of guts.
You ever worry if you weren't good enough for them,
you might not be good enough for anyone?
(chuckling) Look.
I may have just met you, but I know for sure
you're enough.
Now, perk up.
I booked a private room tonight at Tonic,
and everyone's invited.
Tonic?
- Karaoke? - You have to come.
No excuses. Keegan wants all of us there.
I don't know if that's really my thing.
I might have to pass.
What? It is the perfect opportunity
for you to play in front of a bunch of people
before your performance on Friday.
Honestly, I should probably be resting my voice.
I think your voice is rested enough.
Come on. Where's your sense of adventure?
Phil: Ooh.
That's the spirit.
Okay. Okay.
Sure. Sounds fun.
Okay. Room is booked for 9:00.
Okay? Don't be late.
If I wake up on Monday with no voice,
I'm blaming you.
Deal. Okay. Well, I'll see you at 9:00.
And better bring your A-game.
I always look dapper.
(phone chiming)
(chuckling)
"Dapper enough?"
"No jeans."
(phone chiming)
Hey.
Oh! Harley. Hi.
Did you just throw your phone on the couch?
I'm spending too much time on it.
So, yeah. Trying to...
You look snazzy for karaoke.
Oh, well. I decided we're going
full glam for tonight.
By "we," you mean just you, right?
Not exactly.
Emily: Ooh. They're on their way.
- We can't let Mike into-- - Oh. We gotta do this one.
- Like, like,-- - Remember my eighth birthday?
Yeah!
Where are those Zekko sisters?
Oh!
Wow. Look at you two.
Beth: Absolutely. Okay. Come on. Let's go.
I was forced against my will.
Keegan: Well, you look beautiful.
Thank you.
Phil: Honey, let's get this party started.
You clean up nice.
I was gonna say the same thing.
Now, I have to say something else.
Um, you're-- Wow.
I hope you don't mind, but I signed us up
for a classic together.
Oh. What song?
You'll see. But if I go down, you're going down with me.
Okay. (laughing)
Okay.
(cheering and applause)
* Ain't she sweet *
* See her walking down the street *
* Well, I ask you very confidentially *
* Ain't she sweet *
She's sweet.
* Ain't he nice *
* Look him over once or twice *
* Yes, I ask you very confidentially *
* Ain't he nice *
* Oh, me, oh, my *
* Ain't that perfection *
(cheering and applause)
Emcee: Harley and Keegan to the stage.
* Every morning, every evening *
* Ain't we got fun *
Woo!
* Not much money oh, but honey *
* Ain't we got fun *
Yeah!
* The rent's unpaid, dear *
* We haven't a car *
* But anyway, dear *
(cheering)
* We'll stay as we are *
* In the meantime in between time *
* Don't we have fun *
Yeah!
* Don't we have fun *
* There's nothing surer *
* The rich get rich and the poor get poorer *
* Still we have fun *
(cheering and applause)
Emcee: Up next, Mike and Madeline.
* I'm always *
* Chasing rainbows *
* Watching clouds *
* Drifting by *
You're good.
* My schemes *
* Are just like all my dreams *
* Some fellows look and find the sunshine *
* I always look and find the rain *
* I'm always *
* Chasing rainbows *
* Waiting to find a little bluebird *
* In vain *
(cheering and applause)
(R&B music playing)
*
Maddie: So, are you glad you came?
Honestly, that was the most fun I've had in a long time.
Yeah. Me, too.
This has been such a good week.
I feel like you've really showed me
how to prioritize fun and adventure in my life.
You know, I feel like a new person.
And you have helped me get out of my
emotional sad-guitar-playing rut.
(laughing)
Like, I'm serious, Maddie.
When I'm with you,
it's like life is full of color.
Um...
Sorry.
Oh? Did I do something to you?
No, no. It's not you. I just--
I should go.
- I'll walk you home. - No. It's okay.
Um, yeah.
Uh, what time is open mic night?
Uh, it's at 8:00. You're going to be there, right?
I don't know if I could do it without you.
- Yeah. No, no. I'll be there. - Okay.
- I'll see you tomorrow. - Okay. Uh, good night.
Good night.
You guys kissed?
Yes. Yes. I don't know what's wrong with me.
What are you talking about? I think it's great.
- You do? - Yes.
Mike is awesome.
I've never seen you so fearless and free.
He really brings out the best in you.
Well, I've only known him for a week.
So?
So, I live in San Francisco.
A lot of people do long distance.
Ugh. I don't know what I've gotten myself into here.
Did something else happen?
You seem very off this morning.
You know when you came in my room and I threw my phone?
That is because Jason messaged me.
What did he say?
He said that he missed me.
- Are you kidding me? - Yeah.
What a piece of-- It's not okay for him
to text you out of the blue like this.
- What did you say? - Nothing.
- I didn't say anything. - Good.
He doesn't deserve one more second of your time.
Oh. I didn't realize you disliked Jason so much.
I just think you deserve better.
Look. I took a whole bunch of photos of Beth and Phil.
I took one of you, too.
I've never seen you so happy, Mads.
Oh, ladies?
- Hey! - We come bearing gifts.
- (gasping) - Hot off the press.
- We're invited? - Wow.
Of course.
Oh, I love weddings. I'm there.
Harley: I don't, but I'm still very excited.
We're going to be delivering the next one to Mike.
I'm sure he'll be happy to come,
knowing a certain someone is invited.
We'll see you both tonight at the big performance.
- Harley: See you tonight. - Bye.
Bye.
- Woo. - Woo!
* I ain't moving *
Oh, do you have any idea what time it is?
You are so late.
Ha-ha-ha. Hilarious.
So? Feeling ready for tonight?
Uh, actually, I'm pretty nervous.
Especially because I'm going to be playing a new song.
A new song? Get out.
You didn't tell me you were writing again.
It's, uh... It's kind of about Maddie.
What?
Yeah. It just came out of me last night.
The thing is, I don't know how she's going to take it.
- Is that weird? - No. Are you kidding?
Like, every woman wants a song written about them.
I just--
I feel like I have to tell her how I feel,
and this song is how I'm going to do it.
Emily: Okay. I see you, Mr. Romantic.
I seriously love this for you.
* Oh, Emily *
Oh.
* I think I'm in love with a tourist *
You're doing this now?
* But you will always be my best friend *
* 'Cause you're the coolest *
- Oh. A rhyme scheme. - Oh, yeah.
* Emily and me, Emily and me *
* She will always be my best friend *
* 'Cause you're the coolest yeah *
You're such a dork.
(shutter clicking)
You feeling better since the last time we talked?
I am, yeah. Thanks.
I think I was just reminded of a really hard time in my life.
But being here in Niagara
makes me want to live life to the fullest again.
I'm glad to hear it.
I'm already dreading having to go back to my soulless job.
So, quit.
You sound like my sister.
- I can't just quit. - Why not?
I mean, you hate your job, right?
So, you might as well pursue your real passion.
- My real passion? - Hello.
Photography.
I don't know.
It's gonna take a long time to get my name out there again.
It's a really saturated market.
Harley, do you know what I do for a living?
I'm the CEO of one of the most successful
environmental tech companies in all of North America.
And the moment that I tag you on some of those
amazing photos you've been taking all week,
your inbox is going to be full within 15 minutes.
Just think about it, okay?
Hey. Check this out.
(chuckling) Right...
- (knocking on door) - Oh?
Harley, hey. There you are.
Come on. We're going to be late.
Jason, what are you doing?
Can I come in?
I'm sorry to barge in so unexpectedly,
but I had to see you.
Maddie: Okay.
Well, here I am. What is it?
I miss you. I really miss you.
(gasping, laughing)
I don't know what I was thinking, letting you go.
It was one of the dumbest things I've ever done.
Like, I'm completely lost without you.
Jason, you called off our engagement
five weeks before our wedding.
I know. I know. I'm sorry.
I panicked.
But let me make it up to you.
I want to try this again.
We can get married in the fall, and we could make it
like this breakup never even happened.
Let's get back on track,
and let's stick to the original plan.
No, I can't. I can't do this right now, okay?
I'm supposed to be at my tour guide's open mic night.
I promised I would be there.
We need to talk about this.
This is important.
- (door opening) - Please.
Harley: Madeline, I'm sorry. I had to--
Jason, what are you doing here?
I came to make things right.
Make things right. (chuckling)
I'm pretty sure Maddie made it clear
she wasn't interested in making things right
when she ignored your little message.
She didn't ignore anything.
She told me she missed me, too.
Harley: Oh, boy. Okay.
Well, maybe the two of you
can continue this conversation after?
We gotta go to the open mic.
Look, Maddie. Open mics happen every day.
I flew here for you.
Let's go for a walk.
Show me the falls, Maddie.
Show me the falls.
Can you tell him that I'm sorry?
(strumming acoustic guitar)
* Niagara Falls blues *
Where are they? I'm supposed to go on in two minutes.
They'll be here. Don't worry.
I don't know. It doesn't feel like Maddie to be late.
Do you think something's wrong?
Beth: Just take a deep breath.
If they said they'll be here, they'll be here.
Harley: Hey. (laughing nervously)
Ah. Sorry I'm late.
- Something came up. - Is everything okay?
Where's Maddie? Is she okay?
She's not coming. Her fiancé, her ex-fiancé,
showed up unexpectedly.
- What? - What?
Harley: Yeah.
Mike: Uh...
* Niagara Falls blues *
Emcee: Performing up next--
(applauding)
- Break a leg. - It's okay.
We got you. One chord at a time.
We got you. Come on, man. Come on, buddy.
- (applauding) - Break a leg.
(Mike clearing throat)
Hi, everybody.
Um, this song I'm going to play for you is
uh... I just wrote it.
About someone I met one week ago,
and she already means a lot to me.
(Mike clearing throat)
(chord twanging)
Oh, jeez.
(playing major 7th chord)
* Why do you show up? *
- Person in crowd: Come on. - Uh...
Okay.
* Why do you show up *
(stops playing abruptly)
You know what? Uh...
I'm sorry. I can't do this.
Audience member: Aw.
Oh.
So, what do you say?
Should we pack up your stuff and go home together?
I booked us flights for tomorrow morning.
- First class. - Oh, no. Tomorrow I can't.
I have Phil and Beth's wedding.
(laughing) And who are Phil and Beth?
They're the best couple. You're going to love them.
They're so sweet.
I'm sure they would understand.
It's not every day a man flies across the country
to sweep away the love of his life.
I mean, it's a story we'll tell our kids about.
I know you love romantic gestures.
Am I really the love of your life?
Maddie, absolutely.
I'll prove it to you right here and now.
I love you.
Make me the happiest man again
and marry me for real this time.
Jason: Please.
- Yes. (laughing nervously) - Yeah?
- Yes? - Yeah.
- Yes? - Yep.
(Jason laughing)
- She said yes! - (onlookers cheering)
She said yes.
Hi.
I, um, I wanted to apologize for last night.
I didn't know that Jason was coming.
It's fine.
No, it's not fine. I said I was going to be there and I wasn't.
I thought you guys were done.
Yeah. Me, too. Um...
He kind of sent me a message saying that he missed me.
And then...
...I told him I missed him, too.
So, why did you let me kiss you?
I don't know.
I think I just got confused.
Well, now I'm the confused one.
So, what now?
We're going to, um--
We're going to try to work things out.
Do you even love him?
- Do you? - Uh--
'Cause I don't think you do.
I-- I can't give up a three-year relationship
because of a vacation.
Is that all this was to you?
A vacation?
No, no. I didn't-- No. I didn't mean it.
You know what I think?
I think you're scared, right?
To take a chance on something real.
I get it.
Jason fits neatly into the perfect plan
you have for your life.
That's how you're comfortable. That's how you feel safe.
You don't even know what you're talking about.
I know that it takes courage to love somebody,
and it's cowardly to settle.
I'm not settling.
I'm... I'm being practical.
That should go in your vows. That's really powerful stuff.
Okay. I really don't need this right now.
I just came to say that I'm sorry about last night.
And goodbye, because I'm leaving tomorrow.
Okay. Fine.
Okay.
Goodbye.
Madeline, wait. Madeline.
I was going to give you this last night.
Take care of yourself, okay?
- Phil: Madeline? - Oh, hi.
You all right? We all missed you last night.
Oh, yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
I actually got uh... re-engaged.
Wait. What?
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
I hope you don't mind me saying,
but... you don't seem too overjoyed.
I am. It's just, um,
I'm going to have to miss the wedding,
because Jason booked our return tickets
for tomorrow morning, so--
Oh. Don't worry about that.
We're obviously going to miss you, but it's okay.
Just as long as you're happy.
You're happy, right?
Yeah. Yeah.
I think so.
You think?
How did you know that Beth was the one for you?
Honestly, I don't think anyone really knows for sure.
She just makes me feel so alive.
Like I can accomplish anything with her by my side, you know?
She's fierce and real and she accepts my flaws.
Plus I still get butterflies
every time she walks into a room.
There's no one else I would rather
go on the adventure of life with.
Beth: Phil, Phil?
Phil: Speaking of butterflies,
how did the final dress-fitting go?
Beth: Fantastic.
Tomorrow is going to be the best day ever.
What is it? What's wrong?
I'm going home tomorrow.
You're leaving?
- Yeah. Um-- - But--
I have to fix things with Jason.
I'm so sorry. I really wish I could be there, but--
It's okay.
No. No, it's not okay.
She's making the wrong decision.
I can't just throw my life away
because of one really great weekend.
Harley, it's time. I have to be realistic.
There's a difference between being realistic
and playing it safe.
I don't want you to make the same mistake I made,
marrying the person you know is not right for you.
Jason doesn't even kiss you in public,
and Mike was literally going to play
in front of a big crowd for you last night.
What? He was going to what?
He wrote a song for you.
He was going to perform it last night.
Ah, Jason's waiting for me upstairs, so I should--
Madeline?
Ah, Kev, as long as you don't play
as lousy as you did last time, I'm sure we'll be fine.
Kev on phone: Ah, you know how the boys get.
(laughing)
Did you need help with that, babe?
No. I'm okay, thanks.
(laughing) What is this?
Oh. That's a souvenir from my tour guide.
That is tacky. Ugh.
That could've belonged to Nana.
Kev on phone: You still there?
Jason: Uh, Kev, let's be honest.
You couldn't hit a beach ball with your driver.
Kev: Ah, he's got jokes.
Well, I hope you've got six hours to spare.
Jason: No. I don't want to play a six-hour round.
We tee off first.
African safari.
And look. You can sleep in a tree house,
and then at night, you can listen to the lions roar.
That's pretty cool.
Cool? Sounds like a great way to turn into a midnight snack.
Not to mention you're paying top dollar
to sleep on a cot.
- No thank you. - Okay. Fine.
Okay. Well, there's hot air balloon rides.
A hot air balloon? Who are you?
You'd have your eyes closed the whole time.
Oh, no. Actually, I've been working on overcoming
a lot of my fears.
I am a lot braver than you might think I am.
(laughing) Yeah, okay.
I'll believe it when I see it, babe.
Where is our driver?
I ordered this car about 20 minutes ago.
We're going to be late for our flight.
(knocking on door)
Oh, hey. Come on in.
Ooh. Were you expecting someone else?
No. I just thought that maybe--
It doesn't matter.
You look amazing.
Well, thank you. I mean, so do you.
Thanks.
Who knew that we'd clean up so nicely?
I just wanted to make sure that you were okay.
I mean, you haven't been answering, like,
any of my texts.
Yeah, sorry.
Um, you know how I get. I just--
I thought she and I really had something, you know?
Hey. You did.
She was just too afraid to admit it.
Harley said that she has never seen Maddie
so full of life as she did this last week.
Well, doesn't really matter.
She's made her choice.
But... I wanted to thank you...
Oh.
...for always being there for me. Seriously.
You've been so good, and I know I haven't exactly
been easy to work with,
and that hasn't been great for business.
Best friends stick together no matter what, right?
Right.
But seriously, I want to be better for you,
for the business.
So, I'm going to try really hard, okay?
Okay. Good.
'Cause this whole sad-Mike thing is getting, like, super old.
(chuckling) Okay.
- Should we do this? - Let's go.
Let's go.
Okay. Well, I'm gonna get a snack.
Do you want anything?
Uh, some almonds and trail mix if they have any.
Okay. Oh.
And, uh, maybe tomorrow we can go hike the bluffs.
That sounds lovely, babe,
but I got... I got a golf tournament tomorrow.
Golf? Wait. Wait. (chuckling)
That's not why you wanted to leave early today, right?
'Cause of golf?
Hon, don't do this.
For our relationship to work this time,
you got to stop nagging.
(laughing)
I need to leave.
(chuckling) Uh...
Pardon me?
I don't know what I was thinking
wanting to marry you.
You make me feel so bad.
Babe, calm down.
We're in public.
Mm-hmm.
Goodbye, Jason.
It's time I finally took a chance on something.
What are you talking about? Chance on what?
On love.
Jason: Maddie?
Madeline, come back!
(sighing)
(giggling)
- Ladies and gentlemen... - I hope I do it justice.
- You will. - ...we're about to begin.
as we join this couple on their voyage of matrimony.
Phil: Thanks for being here.
Oh, yeah. I'm so happy for you both.
- It's wonderful. - Thank you.
- You okay? - Yeah.
It's strange that my sister's not here.
I'm sorry.
But if it makes you feel better, you look incredible.
Thanks.
Hold on. Is that...
Madeline?
I believe it is.
It's Maddie! She's here.
I knew she'd change her mind.
Well, don't just stand there. Go get her.
- Go! - Oh.
Mike: Hey. What are you doing?
You once told me that the best feeling
was pushing through fear.
So, this is me, pushing through.
Just leaving behind everything I know
and diving into the unknown.
Um...
...I like you.
I like you a lot. In fact, I think...
I think I might be falling for you.
And I don't know what that means,
but I'm done trying to just fit everything perfectly together,
because life is unpredictable,
and maybe, maybe that's not a bad thing.
And I don't know if you feel the same way about me,
or maybe you want to be with someone
who's a little bit more adventurous.
But I just, uh...
I had to tell you.
'Cause you're worth the risk.
I don't want be with anybody else.
Maddie, you're so... smart
and kind and driven.
And beautiful, and braver than you give yourself credit for.
And you're unpredictable.
And when I look at you,
I see the adventure of a lifetime.
*
- Aw. - (cheering)
(laughing)
What if I took you up on your offer
to help me promote my photography?
I'm all in.
Ladies and gentlemen, let's begin again.
Phil, please repeat after me.
This ring is a token of my love and devotion.
Phil: This ring is a token of my love and devotion.
This ring is a token of my love and devotion.
By the power vested in me,
I now pronounce you husband and wife.
You may kiss the bride.
- (cheering and applause) - Yeah! Woo-hoo-hoo!
Okay. I'm throwing it.
It's time. Here's the toss.
- Ooh. - (shouting)
(cheering and applause)
Bouquet.
Well, that was a beautiful ceremony.
It was.
I can picture getting married in Niagara one day.
Oh, you could, could you?
Come with me.
*
Hey, everybody.
I'd like to play you all a song.
I wrote it about someone
that I only met a couple of weeks ago.
Here we go.
(strumming guitar)
* Why do you show up *
* And tell me to grow up *
* Made quite a splash the day you arrived *
* You were the last thing *
* That I needed *
* I fell in your eyes so alive *
* You tried *
* To make things right *
* You tried *
* To show me the light *
* If I stay as I am *
* I know I'm going to be *
* All right *
* Yeah, who would need *
* Funny, kind, considerate *
* Unique and beautiful *
* In their life? *
* You can see *
* If I'm staying as I am *
* I'm not going to be all right *
* You're the best thing *
* I never wanted *
* And now the only thing I really need *
* I think I'm going to be fine *
* If I can say *
* That you are a friend to me *
* And if you stay as you are *
* I know we're going to find sunshine *
* You were the last thing *
* That I needed *
* But now the only one I ever want *
- (song ending) - (cheering and applause)
Person in crowd: So good!
*