Bye-Bye, Bunny

Episode aired Sep 30, 1993
TV-PG
22m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

116

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Steven Weber, Thomas Haden Church, and Tim Daly in Wings (1990)

Comedy Drama

The gang reluctantly convince Lowell to divorce Bunny. After the papers have been signed, Bunny comes on to Lowell and they start sleeping together. When the gang finds out Bunny has a fianc... Read allThe gang reluctantly convince Lowell to divorce Bunny. After the papers have been signed, Bunny comes on to Lowell and they start sleeping together. When the gang finds out Bunny has a fiancé in Boston, Faye decides she must tell Lowell.The gang reluctantly convince Lowell to divorce Bunny. After the papers have been signed, Bunny comes on to Lowell and they start sleeping together. When the gang finds out Bunny has a fiancé in Boston, Faye decides she must tell Lowell.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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Trivia
This Episode Aired On Crystal Bernard (Helen)'s 32nd Birthday

Goofs
Near the end of the episode as Lowell and Bunny are talking in Joe & Brian's kitchen Lowell's hands change position based on the camera angle.

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Joe Montgomery Hackett: Give him a break. There's nothing wrong with crying, is there?
Brian Michael Hackett: I don't know. What is the deal with men crying these days, is it in or out?
Joe Montgomery Hackett: Uh, let's see: '60s was... love and sex. No reason to cry.
Brian Michael Hackett: '70s was... sensitive male. It's okay to cry. '80s was...
Joe Montgomery Hackett: Making money. No crying.
Brian Michael Hackett: And what's the '90s?
Joe Montgomery Hackett: No money, no sex, nothing to do BUT cry.