Wings

In this conclusion to last season's cliffhanger, Joe, Brian, Helen, Lowell, Roy and Fay find themselves struggling for survival in a leaky lifeboat after their plane goes down in route to.

Joe's future is up in the air when Sandpiper Air is grounded by his insurance company, but Brian's plan to save the airline doesn't fly right with Helen.

Joe's nose is broken, but it's Brian's ego that gets bruised when the Hackett's visit a local plastic surgeon.

Roy is struck out at Fenway Park by his own rendition of the National Anthem, and Fay commits a costly personal foul at work.

Antonio upstages Lowell in front of the Tuesday Night Rat Club, while Brian and Joe are grounded by an attractive helicopter pilot.

Brian and Joe gain a new roommate after Brian accidentally sinks Lowell's houseboat.

Brian's ex-flame arrives from New York to rekindle the fire, and it's up to his friends to keep him from getting burned again.

After having a few drinks, Alex asks Joe to drive her home and when he arrives late the next day everyone assumes that they spent the night together.

Joe, Brian, and Helen's plan to spend Christmas Eve together watching movies are ruined when Joe finds an unwarranted fifty-cent charge on his rental receipt. Joe's attempts to erase the charge result in the firing of an elderly lady and her consequent stroke.

Antonio fears for his life when he becomes sole witness to a jewelry store robbery.

When Lowell demands a raise from Joe and Roy, shrewd bargaining tactics by Antonio and Roy leave Lowell dejected and jobless.

When Alex tells Antonio and Helen that she posed nude for Playboy while in college, the secret is just too good to keep quiet.

Joe and Brian, in heated competition, pull out all the stops in a transparent attempt to get closer to Alex.

Helen throws a surprise birthday for Nantucket's most unpopular resident, 70-year-old Carlton Blanchard, who threatens to become a permanent household fixture after suffering a fall in her home.

Brian's attempt to impress Alex backfires when Joe and Helen reveal that their romantic evening was one of Brian's pre-arranged "Date Packages."

Helen plants a kiss on Lowell's cheek after he fixes her stove and the lonely handyman is instantly smitten.

When the town eccentric passes away in his sleep, Lowell loses a close friend and mentor.