Edward tries for romance while Stacy frets about Margaret and Kevin
Edward offers fire, wine and music; Stacy keeps talking about Margaret and Kevin's breakup, then talks him into a Chicago detour.

Every The Princess Switch: Switched Again moment featuring Stacy De Novo, in story order. Played by Vanessa Hudgens.
15 moments · 35 min
Edward offers fire, wine and music; Stacy keeps talking about Margaret and Kevin's breakup, then talks him into a Chicago detour.
Stacy and Olivia stage an intervention at the Chicago bakery and push a reluctant Kevin into going to Margaret's coronation.
Olivia engineers kitchen time; Margaret clearly has never seen her own kitchen, a flour fight breaks out, and Antonio walks in.
Margaret is announced, Antonio flatters her, and Kevin finally cuts in; they agree to go back to being spontaneous, as friends.
Margaret's party-girl cousin makes an entrance, takes selfies, flirts with Kevin and gawks at her look-alike Stacy.
Olivia's rescue plan for her dad: Stacy stands in as Margaret at the concert so Margaret and Kevin get time alone.
Olivia covers for Stacy while Mindy and Reggie coach Fiona on Margaret's walk and Stacy and Margaret swap clothes and rings.
Stacy, posing as Margaret, hears Edward worry that married life has let her down, and promises it will be all right.
Reggie spills a drink on Stacy, posing as Margaret, Mindy leads her to the ladies' room, and Fiona springs her switch.
Fiona, posing as Margaret, fumbles an Oxford reunion; Stacy insists to Reggie and Mindy they kidnapped the wrong person.
Stacy hides, gives Reggie and Mindy the slip, and Edward and Frank arrive in time; the reunited couple make promises.
Mid-oath, Margaret and Stacy burst in; Fiona blames Antonio, and Margaret gives her first royal command.
Margaret, still dressed as Stacy, chases Kevin to the gate, explains it was Fiona, and Kevin asks her to marry him.
Margaret asks a passing officiant to marry them on the spot; they improvise vows as his flight is called.
On Christmas Day, Margaret takes the oath in full and is crowned to cries of long live the Queen.