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Whistle Stopper - Wings - The Seventh Season
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List Price: $39.98
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Manufacturer: Paramount
Starring: Wings
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0097361377247
Format: Box set
Label: Paramount
Manufacturer: Paramount
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Paramount
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2008-09-09
Running Time: 582
Studio: Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: 1990-04-19
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Wings 7 Review
Comment: I love the whole Wings series, but in Season 7 after Joe and Helen get married and Lowell leaves, it's not quite as funny. Lowell was a lovable goofball, but the new guy is just an idiot. I guess it's no wonder the show canceled in Season 8.
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Summary: Entertaining Comedy
Comment: Wings went through some changes in Season 7. The most obvious was the departure of Thomas Hayden Church as Lowell Mather. He appears in just one episode where he is written out of the show for the remainder of the series. He is replaced by a new mechanic named Budd who appears frequently in the first half of the season but less and less in the second half. Apparently, the producers came to see him as a mistake because he is dropped altogether for Season 8.
Outside of the cast changes already mentioned, Season 7 of Wings stuck to a formula similar to prior seasons and was largely successful. Joe, Helen, Brian, and Casey all occupy the same house thanks to a fire and the situation was milked for as much as the writers could get out of it. This year may not be at quite the level that we saw from Wings - The Sixth Season, but there are plenty of laughs and it makes for an enjoyable time.
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Summary: Absolutely awesome!
Comment: Well, what can be said about he best comedy of the 90's? Nothing, except that Season Seven is, in my opinion, one of the absolute most hilarious seasons in sitcom history. In particular, the episode with Sandy Cooper (her 3rd appearance on the show), was for me the one of the funniest epidodes I've ever seen. Sandy has Joe convinced he is completely crazy and what she has in store for him is even nuttier and funnier than her first two appearances. Poor Joe! The entire season is awesome! Enjoy to your heart's content or until you can laugh no more!
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Summary: each season is better than the next
Comment: you can't beat this combo of writers! from cheers to wings to frasier, the main plot and "b" plots of each episode will feature hilarity while bringing the audience in to love these characters more and more every day.
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Summary: The Last of the Good Seasons
Comment: This, for me, was the last of the good, watchable Wings. (The last season totally and completely SUCKED.) Season 7, after the wedding, coming home from the honeymoon to find the house gone and the rest of the season is pretty much taken up with getting a new house and dealing with how and why Helen's house burned down. If anyone can make burning down a house *funny*, it was done here. I still wonder how, even with the insurance payment, they always seem to have money to throw around on this series.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Created by the same production team responsible for the hugely popular series Cheers, Wings has a similarly homey, familiar feel. Replacing the Boston bar is a small airport on Nantucket Island. The denizens of the bar are replaced with pilots and airport personnel. What the viewers are left with is a delightful show revolving around Sandpiper Air Service, a tiny charter airline co owned by two handsome, charming brothers, a rival airline, Aeromass, and a lunch counter run the brothers' life-long friend, Helen.
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