Frankie: [v.o.] Yep, the world could ignore one Sue Heck, but not two. I guess the point is, you can't change who you are, just like I can't change Mike and he can't change me, so I don't know why we've spent all these years trying. Maybe 'cause marriage is long, and if you didn't fight, you really would run out of things to talk about. And then there are those in our family who embrace change, and as far as Brick, well, he didn't get a presidential pardon, but he learned something from his challenge after all That there's a difference between getting laughed at and getting a laugh.
Brick: Okay. Everyone get ready to count to a hundred. [kids laugh]
Frankie: [v.o.] And Sue got in the yearbook after all, as Sue Heck, not Suki.
Sue: [screams] We did it! And I got my very own page.
Jane Marsh: I want to see. Let me see.
[A black page at the end of the yearbook features a photograph of Sue in her Wrestlerettes costume with the text "In Memoriam Sue Heck 'Gone too soon'"]
Frankie: [v.o.] Turns out, they always reserve a page just in case somebody dies. No one did. They said they'd change the copy, but in their defense, the book had already gone to press.