Frankie: [v.o.] Mike didn't believe in magic. He didn't believe I'd made cross-country disappear. But I knew the truth and the guilt was gnawing at me. I had to do something.
Frankie: [talks to the heavens] Hey, I only have a second. But I just wanted to touch base with you again. Maybe there's some greater purpose for Sue not being on cross-country. Because maybe she'll do something even more great now. Yeah, I know. But could you just reverse my previous prayer and replace it with this one? Please, please, please bring back cross-country. Oh, and we lost our remote, but that's like an "if you can get to it" thing.
Mr. Ehlert: Oh, there you are.
Frankie: Mr. Ehlert. What are you doing?
Mr. Ehlert: Think you're first lady I've seen on the john? Mrs. Ehlert hasn't shut the door in 30 years. I've got a stain on my tie and I need you to get it out. Honestly, Frances, what's wrong with you? Lately, you've been even more useless than usual.
Frankie: I'm sorry, Mr. Ehlert. The thing is, my daughter's cross-country team has been cut. And it's the first thing she ever made.
Frankie: [v.o.] So I told him the whole story from beginning to end. I knew Mr. Ehlert hated hearing about personal problems, but as long as I had him by the tie, he kind of had to listen.