"And so by the power vested in me by the State of California... and the internet... I now pronounce you... it doesn't matter."
: The scene concludes with the humorous and dismissive pronouncement:
The "good story" here is the blend of ridiculousness and genuine friendship:
In the episode (Season 4, Episode 1) of The New Adventures of Old Christine , the moment around the 45:56 mark (in extended or combined versions) captures the climax of a chaotic and heartfelt "non-wedding" ceremony. The Story Behind the Moment
: Christine ends up "marrying" her best friend to save her from being deported, highlighting her impulsive but deeply loyal nature.
: The ceremony is performed by their friend Matthew, who uses a quickly obtained online ordainment.
The episode revolves around Christine's complicated relationship with her ex-husband, Richard, and his new fiancée, Barb. When Barb faces deportation to the Bahamas, Christine impulsively suggests that she and Barb get married so Barb can stay in the country.
"And so by the power vested in me by the State of California... and the internet... I now pronounce you... it doesn't matter."
: The scene concludes with the humorous and dismissive pronouncement: S04E0145:56 Min
The "good story" here is the blend of ridiculousness and genuine friendship: "And so by the power vested in me by the State of California
In the episode (Season 4, Episode 1) of The New Adventures of Old Christine , the moment around the 45:56 mark (in extended or combined versions) captures the climax of a chaotic and heartfelt "non-wedding" ceremony. The Story Behind the Moment it doesn't matter
: Christine ends up "marrying" her best friend to save her from being deported, highlighting her impulsive but deeply loyal nature.
: The ceremony is performed by their friend Matthew, who uses a quickly obtained online ordainment.
The episode revolves around Christine's complicated relationship with her ex-husband, Richard, and his new fiancée, Barb. When Barb faces deportation to the Bahamas, Christine impulsively suggests that she and Barb get married so Barb can stay in the country.