Wings - S07E24: The Lyin' King

Name: The Lyin' King
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 1996-05-07
Duration: 23 min

May 07, 1996Comedy, DramaSeason 7, Episode 24

Joe faces a moral dilemma: can he lie to Helen so he can go to a strip club with Brian? To soothe his conscience, he volunteers some time at the Golden Crest retirement home, but ends up taking one of the residents with him to the strip club. Meanwhile, Fay and Antonio write their own eulogies.

Director: Jeff Melman, Christopher Vane

Cast: Tim Daly, Steven Weber, Crystal Bernard, David Schramm, Rebecca Schull, Tony Shalhoub, Amy Yasbeck

All Episodes - Season 7

01Burnin' Down the House (1)Sep 19, 1995 02Burnin' Down the House (2)Sep 26, 1995 03Death Becomes HimOct 10, 1995 04The Person Formerly Known as LowellOct 31, 1995 05Hooker, Line and SinkerNov 07, 1995 06She's Gotta Have ItNov 14, 1995 07So Long, Frank Lloyd WrongNov 21, 1995 08When a Man Loves a DonutNov 28, 1995 09The Big SleepDec 12, 1995 10'Twas the Heist Before ChristmasDec 19, 1995 11Honey, We Broke the KidJan 02, 1996 12B.S., I Love YouJan 09, 1996 13Sons and LoversJan 16, 1996 14Bye, GeorgeJan 30, 1996 15The Team PlayerFeb 06, 1996 16Love at First FlightFeb 13, 1996 17Lynch PartyFeb 20, 1996 18One Flew Over the Cooper's NestFeb 27, 1996 19Driving Mr. DeCarloMar 12, 1996 20A Tale of Two Sister CitiesMar 26, 1996 21What About Larry?Apr 09, 1996 22The Lady VanishesApr 23, 1996 23Life Could Be a DreamApr 30, 1996 24The Lyin' KingMay 07, 1996 25Love OverboardMay 14, 1996 26Grouses, Houses and Bickering SpousesMay 21, 1996

Wings S07E24 Synopsis

Wings "The Lyin' King" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1996-05-07, this episode is part of Season 7 of Wings. Directed by Jeff Melman, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Tim Daly, Steven Weber, Crystal Bernard among the cast. With a runtime of 23m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Comedy and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Joe faces a moral dilemma: can he lie to Helen so he can go to a strip club with Brian? To soothe his conscience, he volunteers some time at the Golden Crest retirement home, but ends up taking one of the residents with him to the strip club. Meanwh...