Lowell asks Helen out on a date. Do they go on a date? No! They go on two. Will these two make a love connection? Emerson and Jarred find out in this episode and you should too. Also up for discussion is news of the day from the day of this episode's release, October 29, 1992, courtesy of the Inquirer and Mirror and other sources.

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Mr Biggins is buggin' 'bout bein' booked to belt out the National Anthem of the U.S.of A at a Red Sox Game. Will he hit the high note? Emerson and Jarred are here to find out as they review the season 4 episode of Wings, "Blackout Biggins". Now the original release date for this episode was October 22 1992, and news articles from the day of release will be reviewed to set the stage with a little 1992 nostalgia.

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Emerson and Jarred discuss the season 4 episode of Wings, Noses Off. In this very special episode, themes are discussed regarding the fragile male ego and the body dysmorphia too many men struggle with today. Released on October 8,1992, news stories from the day of the episodes release are up for discussion. Lowell is a legman, Brian's got an eye on Mitch Gaylord's nose, it's Antonip that needs to but instead Helen sees some boobies, and Joe's a little turtle.

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The second episode of season 4 of Wings, The Fortune Cookie, is on the table for discussion tonight. This time out, Bryan and Joe contemplate insurance fraud. Also up for discussion are news items from the day of the episodes release, October 1, 1992.

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Jarred and Emerson return to discussing Wings, first up is the season 4 premiere, Lifeboat, original airdate September 24, 1992. They pick up where season 3 left off, with the Wings crew stranded on a lifeboat. Maybe they'll get rescued but will this episode stay afloat? Also up for discussion is news of the day from the episodes original airdate, courtesy of the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror.

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Still breakin' in the gulf between WINGS season 3 and 4. Emerson and Jarred continue their plunge into dead pilots, TV shows that never made it off the runway. Up next is, 17th Precinct, a police procedural by Ronald D. Moore that takes place in a world of magic. It's weird and silly. Next time round will be back with the first Wings episode from season 4.

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Where we last left the Wings crew, at the end of season 3, they were plummeting to their watery grave. Assuming the gang is dead, Emerson and Jarred truck off into the terrain of dead pilot TV shows.

In this first foray, up for discussion is Chris Elliot's, ACTION FAMILY from 1987. It's not truly a real deal pilot, as the was a Cinemax special, but 'whatever'!

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Emerson and Jarred discuss the final episode of Wings Season 3. When Helen gets a chance to play with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the gang sets off via Sandpiper Air to see the performance. Trouble arises when, not one, but two of the planes engines sputter out. Will these characters survive to see season 4? We may never know. News of the day, May 7, 1992 is discussed courtesy of the Boston Globe and the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror. EMAIL US: ⁠[email protected]⁠

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The heat is on! Emerson and Jarred discuss this season 3

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Emerson and Jarred are sitting in butter because in this episode the season 3 episode of Wings up for discussion is The Bank Dick. When Bryan owes a heap to the IRS he takes a side gig as a security guard for a bank, Helen and Joe squabble over baseball tickets, and Antonio is chuffed for a return visit to Italy. Be assuaged, Jarred and Emerson will cover all that this episode has to offer. Also in discussion is the news of teh day, courtesy of the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror issue from April 23, 1992.

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