Bergen and Fibber pursue the carriage on a wagon loaded with dynamite while Jean and Charlie follow by car. The chase ends when Molly pulls the carriage off the road, and the wagon is caught on a cliff. All ends happily as Bergen offers to buy the formula, Molly tells Fibber that she wasn't running away with Cadwalader but was driving him out of town to avoid a scandal. Molly and Fibber, Jean and Bergen embrace to the sound of exploding dynamite, leaving Charlie to say, "Wow! ... Anybody wanna adopt an orphan?" The principal photography on "Here We Go Again" took place from late May to mid-July 1942. "Here We Go Again" made RKO a profit of $228,000. Film historians Richard Jewell and Vernon Harbin in "The RKO Story" (1982) considered "Here We Go Again", "provided sorely needed profits for the beleagured studio." The film historians did identify the main failing of "Here We Go Again", "Faced with dreaming up a story that would make use of the various comedians and other divergent talents, Paul Gerard Smith gave in to his most preposterous impulses, which was just fine with audiences ..."