Post by tom_nevers_owner on Sept 27, 2006 16:40:44 GMT -5
Written by:
Philip Lazebnik
Directed by:
Noam Pitlik
NBC Broadcast Date:
September 28, 1990
To break Helen's "No dating Pilot's Rule", Brian hires an actor to play Helen's dream date, a man perfect in every way except for the fact that he's a pilot. But Matt's acting is too perfect; Helen's rule is forgotten as she vows her love for Matt. Matt and Helen's plans for marriage are unaffected by Brian's admission of the scheme. In a panic, Joe reveals his love for Helen and she reveals her feelings are the same as his; Matt pulls out a gun and the struggle ensues between Matt and Joe. A shot is fired offstage in Helen's kitchen and Joe staggers out shaking, and Brian's plans seem to have taken a tragic turn. But the joke is on Brian, as Joe, Helen, and Matt have been playing him like a puppet from the beginning.
Meanwhile, Roy's idea to keep in touch with Lowell by Walkie Talkie is less than successful. As Lowell uses it more for fun than actual communication.
Philip Lazebnik
Directed by:
Noam Pitlik
NBC Broadcast Date:
September 28, 1990
To break Helen's "No dating Pilot's Rule", Brian hires an actor to play Helen's dream date, a man perfect in every way except for the fact that he's a pilot. But Matt's acting is too perfect; Helen's rule is forgotten as she vows her love for Matt. Matt and Helen's plans for marriage are unaffected by Brian's admission of the scheme. In a panic, Joe reveals his love for Helen and she reveals her feelings are the same as his; Matt pulls out a gun and the struggle ensues between Matt and Joe. A shot is fired offstage in Helen's kitchen and Joe staggers out shaking, and Brian's plans seem to have taken a tragic turn. But the joke is on Brian, as Joe, Helen, and Matt have been playing him like a puppet from the beginning.
Meanwhile, Roy's idea to keep in touch with Lowell by Walkie Talkie is less than successful. As Lowell uses it more for fun than actual communication.
Steve
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