enlisting the help of Abby after Alex convinces her they were friends prior to his wish. The three locate the man who gave Stevie the coin, but he was injured without Stevie there to save him and had to close his shop and sold off the coin. After saying goodbye to Abby, Alex and Terrance are caught by the police and are taken to Alex's home where Terrance's caretaker comes to get him with the intention of covering up his running away. Terrance gets a call from his mother and is excited as he had the best night of his life, but quickly loses his excitement when learns that his mother is getting remarried. Alex and Terrance share a brotherly hug and say goodbye and Alex slips into a depression because he has no chance of returning to his world. The next day, while Alex is trying to find something on TV that does not remind him of his relationship with Stevie, his father gives him a bunch of old coins he bought to try to cheer him up, but Alex throws them across the room, then discovers that one is the magic coin. Alex gets it, but his shout of excitement frightens his parents due to his emotional state and they decide to break his door down when he refuses to open it. Before they can, Alex wishes that he never made the first wish and wakes up back in his own world with none of it having ever happened. Alex excitedly embraces Stevie and his friends and asks out Abby, who he became attracted to while in the other world, while yelling to a passing Fiona that he is not her boyfriend, and everyone is confused with his excitement. Later, Alex, James and Abby go skating and take Stevie with them and try to teach him to skate. He gives up, but then uses the coin to become a great skater. Cast A.J. Trauth as Alex Lansing Spencer Breslin as Stevie Lansing / Terrence Russell McCormack Lalaine as Abby Ramirez Tim Reid as Larry Pendragon Peter Feeney as David Carl "Dave" Lansing Joshua Leys as Gary Sally Stockwell as Pam Lansing Ari Boyland as James Cooper Emma Lahana as Fiona Jay Ryan as Charles Jodie Rimmer as Zoe Stephen Butterworth as Ronald Credits adapted from Rotten Tomatoes. Critical reception Writing for Los Angeles Times, Mark Sachs praised You