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In "Just Add Fire", Chuck returned to his trailer, but realized his cookbook and Ida's morbium seed were gone. Even though the girls had Chuck's cookbook, it was still stealing the girls' recipes, to the point were their cookbook had an ending at this point (usually the cookbook's infinite). The girls thought destroying Chuck's cookbook was the only way to stop Chuck from getting their recipes, so they found a Lay Waster Lunar Lollipops and went to Mama P's to get the magic spice that was needed for the recipe. After finding out the spice was for elements, the girls thought they should burn the book. Mama P thought burning the book was too risky, and called Becky and Gina for a meeting with the girls. Neither of them liked the idea either, but they couldn't think of another idea. Then, Chuck walked in demanding his cookbook and the morbium seed back, but nobody wanted to give in, so Chuck used a recipe to curse the girls and the OCs with a sleep spell, offering to cure them if they gave him his stuff back, and once again, they refused. Chuck pointed out, they when they fell asleep, it would last a whole year, then he would get his stuff back. The gang separated into two groups, the current cooks would go to Kelly's house to use what was left of their cookbook, and the OCs would go to Gina's place to use Chuck's cookbook for a recipe. Later, in Kelly's house they didn't have any luck finding a recipe, but Kelly saw a mysterious drawing in the cookbook that they haven't seen before. Meanwhile, the OCs recalled a recipe they had used in 10th grade, that they thought would work again, but when they tried to get a ingredient they needed for the recipe, Chuck beat them to it. Later, the girls explained to the OCs the girl the was in the drawing, they then decided to cook a recipe from Chuck's cookbook to keep them awake, only to find out it wouldn't work since the recipe was from Chuck's book (like Gina said earlier). Out of options, the gang finally decided to give in, and give Chuck what he wants, and as promised, he let the gang have the cure (which happened to be the recipe the gang tried to used earlier). But it was too late, Chuck had what he wanted, he had nearly all the recipes and it seemed like there was no way to stop him. But then the girls decided to use the only recipe left in their cookbook, the Lay Waster Lunar Lollipops to create a magic fire. Meanwhile Chuck comes across the "Rose" page inside the book and immediately recognizes it. But before he could do anything, the girl trio dropped the cookbook on the fire so Chuck's book would steal the magic fire, and his book got burned and destroyed. With Chuck's book destroyed, the recipes went back in the girls' cookbook, and Chuck's plan was foiled.
Just Add Jake is the first episode of the series that truly changes the status quo as it features the girls friend Jake discovering the cookbook and the fact the magic exists. Later, the girls explained to the OCs the girl the was in the drawing, they then decided to cook a recipe from Chuck s cookbook to keep them awake, only to find out it wouldn t work since the recipe was from Chuck s book like Gina said earlier.
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Series / Just Add Magic
Just Add Magic is an Urban Fantasy series developed for Prime Video, based on the book series of the same name by Cindy Callaghan. The Pilot Episode released in 2015 to rave reviews from kids and adults alike, becoming the highest-rated premiere for a kids' program on the service that year, with a full first season airing a year later. Two * or four, depending on how you slice it. Season 2 was divided into "2A" and "2B" parts, and although there is a Season 3B, it only consists of one episode. more seasons were produced from 2016 to 2019.
The story starts out like this: tween best friends Kelly Quinn, Darbie O'Brien and Hannah Parker-Kent come into possession of a cookbook previously belonging to Kelly's grandmother, who is afflicted with a mysterious neurological illness in the present day. The girls discover that the cookbook's recipes inflict magic spells on whoever eats them, and that Grandma Quinn's ailment is the result of a curse. Using the power of the book, they seek to find a way to cure Grandma Quinn, inadvertently unraveling more mysteries about magic and its relation to the people they thought they knew.
While this plot becomes more complex as more narrative threads are introduced, the episode-to-episode gist usually remains the same: Kelly, Darbie and Hannah get into trouble, attempt to use magic to solve it, the magic backfires, and they learn a lesson. This is reflected in the heavily consequential nature of the magic itself, which is emphasized not to be the cure-all for everything, as all the spells carry some sort of caveat or downside.
The series concluded with a Backdoor Pilot special, from which spun off 2020's Just Add Magic: Mystery City. It follows a new trio of protectors introduced in said special and/or the final season: step-siblings Zoe and Leo Chua-Sellitti, and their downstairs neighbor Ish Gupta.
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