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==Cast==

Revision as of 18:50, 20 July 2020

"Into That Final Good Night in Quillsville"
Queen of the Willis episode
Episode no. Season 15
Episode 39/40
Directed by [[]]
Written by Ava Zinn
Produced by Karly Jameson
Featured music see article
Original air date
Guest actors
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List of Queen of the Willis episodes

"Into That Final Good Night in Quillsville" is the two part series finale episode of the fifteenth season of the American animated television series Queen of the Willis as well as season four premiere episode of Quillsville Cold Case. In the episode, Ava is widowed after Angie dies from injuries from a drunk driving accident.

The episode was written by series creator Ava Zinn. The episode features the death of Angie Willis, who dies in the episode. The episode marks the only appearance of Kellie Martin (voiced by herelf), who marries Ava Willis as Angie's replacement.


Plot

As Ava and Angie's 38th Anniversary approaches, Ava hopes to renew the vows, but feels she can not move forward in life with Heather around. Angie is hesitant about making Heather leave, but she is persuaded to act when they find Heather at home with a group of pimps.

Angie finds Heather her own apartment and a job at a grocery store (Kroger Marketplace on Mississinewa Street), where Heather begins dating her co-worker Nadine. Ava learns that Angie has been skipping work, using her as an excuse, to reluctantly continue to spend most of her time with Heather, Tabby and Shushu. Angie and Ava are invited to a party put on by QMPD Police Captain Brad Hunter, but Heather, Tabby and Shushu lures Angie away to a party at his apartment with the pressured offer. Angie is hesitant to stay only a few minutes, but gets caught up in the occasion. Ava finds Angie there and decide to get a divorce. A devastated Angie angrily blames Heather for ruining her life and gets drunk.

Angie, angrily wanders off and drives drunk near Quill Circle, where she is knocked unconscious. Heather identifies Rick Bones and Karla Spinazola as the culprits that totalled Angie's SUV.

At the hospital, Ava, Mandy, Albert, Mayor Pence, Deanna, Brandi, Brynn, Heather, Tabby, Shushu, Harry, Finola, Bob, Skye, and Laura are all devastated as Angie dies from her injuries.

The family and friends hold a funeral for Angie where Heather gives a tear-jerking eulogy. At the funeral, Sharane is pressured by a mourning Burmese woman to find who killed Angie, while Melissa and Kendra, who loathes Angie, does not pay attention to the service and they instead watches a video on Melissa's cellphone complaining at Pacers star Paul George to "stop shooting at junk". As Angie's casket is lowered into her grave, Shushu and Tabby throws a final red rose onto the casket and she and the Willis family watch on tearfully.

A month later, the Willis family still misses Angie dearly and Ava decides the best way for them to recover is for Ava to begin dating again. Meanwhile, Kendra and Melissa get an RV and remodel it to get over Angie's death while Bob and Harry decide to rename Sweethearts Restaurant to Angie's Sweethearts in Angie's memory. The restraunt is renovated to feature statues of Angie similar to the the Big Boy mascot. At Angie's Sweethearts, Ava reconnects with Kellie Martin, of which most of Quillsville recognize yet Kellie only knows Alisan, Avril and Karly due to their celebrity status.


At home (in a deleted scene), Kellie offers to make dinner and ingratiates herself with the family. At the Drunken Hoosier, Heather introduces Kellie to Stephanie, Miles and Sharane and they become drinking buddies. Meanwhile, Kellie hears Tabby and Shushu crying and finds she is still upset over Angie. Kellie offers some comfort, talking about her divorce from her ex-husband Keith, and proving she knows what it is like to lose your loved one. Kellie says even in the restaurant, she felt a connection with Ava. Heather, Tabby, Shushu, Deanna, and Brynn finally accepts Kellie into the family. Both Kellie and Ava remarry, making Ava a stepfather to Kellie's children, Maggie and Olivia Martin, and Kellie a stepmother to Deanna and Brynn, as well as step-grandmother to Ava's grandchildren.

This series finale "ripped out the rug from under viewers" by showing that the entire plot of the series finale was in fact a dream that Ava had concocted in Ava's new career as a writer.

Music

All music composed by Mike Post & Christian Gari.
No. TitleArtist Length
1. "The Other Side"  Em Rossi 3:05
2. "My Way" (Frank Sinatra cover)Ava Zinn 4:45
3. "Take Good Care of My Heart"  Le Flex 4:20
4. "Don't Start Now"  Dua Lipa 3:03
5. "One Foot In Front Of The Other"  Bone Symphony 3:10
6. "Safari Song"  Greta Van Fleet 3:55
7. "Woman Up"  Meghan Trainor 3:29
8. "Hip To Be Square"  Huey Lewis & The News 4:01
9. "Simply Irresistable" (Performed by Heather Willis (Ava Zinn))Ava Zinn 4:15
10. "California Gurls"  Katy Perry 3:55
11. "Here Comes the Bride"  Traditional 1:33
12. "Wedding March"  Traditional 2:30
13. "Right Here Waiting"  Ava Zinn 4:12
14. "Lost In Your Eyes" (Performed by Ava Willis (Ava Zinn) and Debbie Gibson (herself))Debbie Gibson and Ava Zinn 3:38
15. "Lonely In Love"  Ava Zinn 5:27
Total length:
 55:18

Cast

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