It Was My Time

It Was My Time is the fifth episode of season three, and the 32nd episode of the CFK 2 Go! series Wild2ide. It is scheduled to air on December 7, 2024.
This episode was the sixth episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between August 12-16, 2024.
==Overview==
As former pop singer Jeremy Train gets cold feet before a comeback concert, Rachel, Alexa and Blanket all work together to prepare him for the show. Meanwhile Dean hires an electrician to work in the house but gets overwhelmed with the bill.
==Episode Summary==
===Plot A: Jeremy Train's comeback===
The episode opens with Alexa looking at her phone in the middle of the night and screaming loudly at the sight of what was on it. Dean, seen sleeping in the same bed as her, immediately leaps up at the sound and frantically mistakes her screams for seeing a spider. Alexa corrects him by telling him that she received the news that her childhood favourite singer Jeremy Train was rumoured to be playing a comeback concert at the community centre. Dean doesn't appear to know of Jeremy's existence before expressing great dis-interest in the subject. Alexa then makes the suggestion to talk about the news with someone who was actually interested, so she approaches Blanket's bedroom and delivers her the news. Blanket responds by screaming, however she immediately stops when she realises her noise level. The two express their enthusiasm for Jeremy and eventually suggest to "fangirl" about him with Rachel. Alexa begins to question whether or not Rachel was a fan of Jeremy before the scene cuts to a shot of Rachel putting up a Jeremy Train poster in her apartment. She then receives a knock on the door which is quickly revealed to be Alexa and Blanket. Rachel soon realises their news as the three share a scream together in excitement. Rachel's downstairs neighbour ends up banging on their floor, and Rachel responds by stomping over them. After this the three agree to keep their noise level down as they all discuss Jeremy's possible upcoming concert. They eventually come to the conclusion to leave to line up for it at that moment (despite it being around 4am). As they all leave, they each debate each other on who was the bigger Jeremy Train fan, with Rachel coming out on top and Alexa coming out on the bottom.
Rachel, Alexa and Blanket arrive near the entrance of the South Burbank Community Centre with camping gear and end up parking themselves in line behind around a dozen young women. Just as they begin to set themselves up, one woman in front of them engages in an argument with them as it is revealed that the three cut themselves in line. The woman instructs them to go to the back of the line, and they routinely agree with no arguments. The scene then cuts to them reaching the end of the line, which is revealed to be a long way around the corner behind hundreds of fans. They eventually park themselves and engage in a discussion about how to pass time in line. Rachel suggests for them to "brag", so she loudly boasts to the fans around her about the last time she saw Jeremy; including the fact that his song Time in Colorado was written about her. A fan sitting behind her appears to not believe her, making Rachel sit down in defeat. Meanwhile, Alexa and Blanket appear to get bored of the ordeal already, so Rachel simply suggests for them to get some sleep. Soon after, a nearby car alarm ends up going off, visibly annoying the friends and the other fans in line. Blanket reassures them that the owner of the car was going to return soon.
Five hours later, the car alarm continues to sound, making most of the women in line (especially Alexa) go insane. Eventually a man approaches the car and turns the alarm off; greeting the women in line in the process. All of the women respond by throwing garbage towards his car as he drives off. Not long later, Rachel stands up and makes the suggestion that she should sneak in the back of the community centre to use her prior Jeremy influence. Alexa and Blanket allow her to do it by herself, so she does as she approaches the back entrance. The door somehow opens, however a disguised man ends up brushing past Rachel and apologising as the goes to enter. She then retreats as she recognises the man as the real Jeremy Train. He tries to deny it, however she ends up exposing him by removing his hat and sunglasses. She begins to momentarily freak out and attempts to get him to recognise her, however he doesn't. The two then share a discussion about his upcoming concert, where it is revealed that he wasn't confident enough to go through with it. Rachel attempts to make him feel better by inviting him back to a "safe" place (soon revealed to be her apartment).
Jeremy Train stands in the middle of Rachel's living room as Alexa and Blanket gawk at him. He then establishes the situation to be "weird" and attempts to leave, however Rachel convinces him to allow them to prepare him for his concert. The scene then cuts to an action movie type montage of the four of them riding scooters cut between shots of Blanket ("The Stylist") picking out Jeremy's outfits, Alexa ("The Groomswoman") shaving and cutting Jeremy's beard and hair, and Rachel ("The Songwriter") teaching Jeremy a song on guitar. Following the montage, the three women anticipate Jeremy's new look as he emerges from Rachel's bedroom looking younger and cleaner. They all stand and applaud at their accomplishment.
That evening, the three women are seen comforting Jeremy mere seconds before he is set to go on stage. Just as the owner of the centre introduces Jeremy, he ends up getting cold feet and leaving the venue in a hurry. As Alexa and Blanket appear to panic, Rachel comforts them by revealing to them her plan of stalling the crowd while the two find Jeremy. As Rachel stares at a rack of leather jackets, the scene cuts to the stage where the crowd of women are seen chanting Jeremy's name. Finally Rachel appears on stage while wearing a leather jacket and a long wig as she makes her way to the stool in the centre of it. As a woman (the same one that she argued with from earlier in the episode) faints at the sight of her, she soon reveals her identity to be Jeremy's opening act, "Jeremy Rain". She then begins to belt out one of Jeremy's songs as the crowd roars out on boos. Meanwhile Alexa and Blanket find Jeremy outside the venue and have a talk with him about his anxiety. The two women end up convincing him to perform pretty quickly, making him leave to go on stage.
Rachel ends up belting out a high note during her set just as Jeremy goes on stage. The crowd soon erupts in applause, causing Rachel to mistake it for her. She then turns around and sees Jeremy; proving her thought wrong. She attempts to talk to him before he forces her to get off the stage. He then breaks out into his first song as Rachel joins Alexa and Blanket backstage. They all watch on as Jeremy successfully performs his full show.
Back in Rachel's apartment, Jeremy watches a video of himself performing on his phone and reveals to them that the performance went viral. They all revel in his success before he mentions that Rachel's "Jeremy Rain" high note went viral as well. They all share a moment of solitude which results in him promising them tickets to all of his upcoming concerts. Soon after he reveals that he had to leave at that moment. Mere seconds before he leaves, he finally reveals that he recognised Rachel from years ago, however it took him so long due to her hair and tattoos. Rachel reassures him he wasn't the only one who thought that.
===Plot B: Electrical work===
Following the opening credits, Dean is seen installing a ceiling fan in his bedroom when Reuben rushes in to show him something, however upon doing so he ends up crashing head first into the ladder that Dean was standing on. Reuben begins to grow furious as Dean apologises to him. The two then engage in a conversation about the procedure, where Reuben questions Dean's ability to do it instead of calling an electrician. Dean ends up defending himself before eventually completing the installation. He briefly asks Reuben about what he wanted to show him, however Reuben refuses to tell him in annoyance as he is asked to turn the ceiling fan on at the wall. The fan ends up crashing down onto the floor as the two stare at the site in shock. They then both agree that hiring an electrician would be the correct thing to do.
Dean and the electrician end up engaging in a conversation with one another while the electrician installs the fan with ease. As the procedure finishes, Dean begins to thank the electrician as the two stand in silence for a few moments. Not long later, the electrician brings up the concept of Dean getting more power points and features installed in the house for "safety" reasons. When Dean questions this, the electrician reveals that he noticed some tough spots on his way to the bedroom. He then requests for Dean to take him on a walk around the house to inspect each room's power points, and he does. First he enters Alexa's room and asks questions about her. Next he enters Rachel's old bedroom and once again asks him questions about his time with her. He then attempts to enter Reuben's room, however Dean declines him entering it by mentioning that he and Alexa never went in there. The electrician eventually concludes his list of potential rooms and attempts to gain Dean's permission to work on them. As Dean appears reluctant at first, the electrician offers to give him a $100 discount if he allowed him to work on it at that moment. Dean ends up accepting with a handshake.
Reuben exits the bathroom wearing nothing but a towel when he gets startled by the electrician doing work in the living room. His towel ends up falling down in front of the electrician as the two discuss the work being done. Reuben ends up getting furious at this as he rushes up to Dean's bedroom to talk to him. As Reuben enters and questions Dean about the electrician, Dean begins to boast to him about the work that was being done. Reuben attempts to warn him about his forthcoming bill, however Dean chooses to ignore him by playing music out of a speaker that the electrician recently installed in his bedroom. He then begins to perform his own dance move, the "Dean Jig" before Reuben curses at him to stop. Dean responds by cursing at him back; revealing that Reuben's towel wasn't on properly at that moment. Reuben ends up leaving in embarrassment.
Well into the night, the electrician finally completes his work and shares a conversation with Dean before handing him the final bill. Dean (who was sipping a beverage at the time) ends up choking on it when he finds out the final cost totaled more than $18000. He then questions the absurd prices however the electrician refuses to question it. Not long later Reuben enters the room to find the pair arguing, where he quickly learns of the cost. He then briefly engages in an argument with Dean before agreeing to pay for the bill himself by using his credit card. Finally the bill gets paid and the electrician leaves. Dean begins to thank Reuben for the money, however Reuben simply reminds him that he now owed him two favours. Just as Dean is left puzzled in the kitchen, the electrician steps out off the patio to meet William (Izza S. Talker's lawyer), who gives him a suspicious look.
During the closing credits, the electrician and William debrief the day with each other on Izza's front lawn, where it is revealed that the electrician secretly installed hidden cameras in The House. The electrician begins to show off the function of the cameras to William as he hands him a wad of cash. Soon after Izza joins the pair as the electrician leaves. Izza begins to question the recent interaction, where it is soon revealed that it was completed without Izza's approval. As William attempts to apologise, Izza ends the conversation by firing him. William then spirals into madness when he threatens to dob Izza into the police. Him and Izza share a hug as she encourages him to calm down, however while doing so she secretly punctures his thigh with a needle. William's consciousness begins to fall as he drops over Izza's shoulder. Not long later, the scene cuts to inside Izza's house where William is seen in a drowsy yet conscious state on the couch. She begins to talk with him before presenting a cup full of needles (presumably with sedatives in them) to him. She then delivers one more puncture to him with one of the needles, presumably killing him.
==Continuity==
==Future References (contains spoilers)==
==Title Reference==
The title of this episode is a reference to lyrics from the song Time in Colorado performed by Jeremy Train on the soundtrack WildSide: Wild Trax!.
==Cast==
===Main Cast===
*Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
*Marija Martin as Alexa Wilson
*Issac Ryan Brown as Reuben Fisherman
*Jill To'oh as Blanket Thompson
*Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
==Memorable Quotes==
==Trivia==
==Navigation==
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