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Trish Moore is a jewelry designer who is at a bar, watching this couple hug. It inspired her to beginning sketching at ring idea. Suddenly, her blind date shows up and spills her drinks. His name is Booker and it does not go well. She's very by the book. He's very loosey goosey. She ends up leaving and breaks another glass. And then bumps into a guy holding Christmas presents. She is not well.

The next day at work, she is finishing up some rings for a wedding. The box that it's in ends up getting in this box of boxes that are being picked up for delivery after she falls on them while flirting with the pick up guy. So that box ended up getting mixed up in those boxes and taken by the pick up guy.

Booker then shows up much to Trish's surprise. He's actually the best men for the wedding the rings are for and that's when she discovers that the rings have been picked up. So they decide to go to the delivery company and try to figure out where it ended up since it didn't have an address on it. He has no idea but gives them the addresses that were along the route. Maybe it somehow got dropped on on the route. IT did not.

But Trish and Booker are kind of enjoying each others company until they aren't. They end up getting into a huge argument and she goes off to meet another guy but the sparks just aren't quite there.

She comes up with another set of rings for the wedding and Booker comes by to pick it up. He ends up sticking around to play his Christmas board game. After hanging out for a while, she comes back to her office and lays on the ground and finds the rings.

She brings them to the wedding and at the reception, Booker asks her to dance. They dance and talk and kiss.

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Daisy Lu is an aspiring graphic designer and a big fan of dogs. She wants to start her own business and adopt a dog but all she can handle right now is to foster. She works at her best friends coffee shop that also helps get dogs adopted from the local shelter. She finds out that Jace James is moving back into town and she does not like Jace James. Well, she used to like Jace James. He makes furniture and had a show with his girlfriend where they would do interior design for the stars but they've broken up. But he used to live here and he had ideals that Daisy believes he's abandoned. As she's ranting about Jace James, he walks up behind her and overhears it. He's like "it's good to be home". He decides he wants to adopt the dog that Daisy has been fostering named Patches. She decides to pitch helping Jace like market a new image for himself and then they can enter that rebranding into this design expo that has a 50k cash prize? I dunno man.

She keeps showing up. At first, it's to help him get used to having a dog. But then it's to help give him pointers on how to interior design his house. Then to just hang out. She starts recording videos of him building a dog house out of refurbished wood and she thinks there might be something good there.

After having an argument with her mom, she rushes over to Jace's house and is shocked to see that his ex is there. She saw the video of the dog house and saw how happy he was and she realizes that she really missed him. Daisy ends up sticking around for dinner and then she overhears the ex talking about how dumb this expo is that she's entering because you can't enter a person into the design expo.

Daisy leaves and looks it up and she's right - you can't enter a person into the design expo. She goes to tell Jace to forget that she ever existed.

He ends up sending her a yarn sweater from the yarn bomber - and that's enough to convince her to still enter the contest. She gives the presentation and she is, predictably, disqualified.

Also, she finds out her mom is the yarn bomber.

A video of her presentation goes viral - people are calling it the future of marketing. Turns out, it was Jace who posted it.

They make up and kiss and go into business together.

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Patrick is back for another Game Show Palooza!
Today's game features the self-explanatory segments 'The Call is Coming From Inside the House' and 'Summer of Lifetime' - and the return of 'Right to Be Wrong'!