Oct 30, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 13 segments
Somehow, Emerson and Jarred persist, returning to talk about Part II of the Season 4 episode of Wings, The Gift. Part I certainly wasn't a gift, maybe things will get better? In this episode, some of…
February 18th, 1993.
The synopsis from All's Grabbed by IMDb.
In part two, the Nantucket String Quartet makes Helen their third choice after the audition, but she gets her chance.
Meanwhile, the other airport members are in a play, Phantom of the Opera, based on Ms. Winfrey and a disgruntled stagehand.
The play's financiers pull the money so everyone comes to the string quartet performance.
Just into the first piece, a phantom appears swinging on a rope.
It's the previous celloist, and the recital is ruined.
There's no credits for this one, but I like to think it's got a little bit of an Et Mahoney spirit behind it.
Yeah, definitely sounded like that.
Yeah.
I like how they seeded some of the jokes in there, like the fact that Helen came in third.
I like the other IMDb summary has a line that says, Faye, Roy, Antonio, and Lowell practice for their awful play.
I like the opinion just shining there.
I would have watched that play.
It didn't look too bad to me.
Yeah, yeah, same.
It was more like one scene, but did its job.
It really did, yeah.
And this episode was directed, as usual, by Andy Ackerman.
Ack, Ack.
And we get the writer, David Angle, on this one, who is, as you know, one of the producers.
And this was great.
Nan Hackett asked me if we released our last episode.
I think we put it out right around.
It might have been on 9-11.
February 18th, 1993.
The synopsis from All's Grabbed by IMDb.
In part two, the Nantucket String Quartet makes Helen their third choice after the audition, but she gets her chance.
Meanwhile, the other airport members are in a play, Phantom of the Opera, based on Ms. Winfrey and a disgruntled stagehand.
The play's financiers pull the money so everyone comes to the string quartet performance.
Just into the first piece, a phantom appears swinging on a rope.
It's the previous celloist, and the recital is ruined.
There's no credits for this one, but I like to think it's got a little bit of an Et Mahoney spirit behind it.
Yeah, definitely sounded like that.
Yeah.
I like how they seeded some of the jokes in there, like the fact that Helen came in third.
I like the other IMDb summary has a line that says, Faye, Roy, Antonio, and Lowell practice for their awful play.
I like the opinion just shining there.
I would have watched that play.
It didn't look too bad to me.
Yeah, yeah, same.
It was more like one scene, but did its job.
It really did, yeah.
And this episode was directed, as usual, by Andy Ackerman.
Ack, Ack.
And we get the writer, David Angle, on this one, who is, as you know, one of the producers.
And this was great.
Nan Hackett asked me if we released our last episode.
I think we put it out right around.
It might have been on 9-11.
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