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Brothers Brian and Joe Hackett (Steven Weber and Timothy Daly) return for another season operating their Nantucket airline, with a little help from their quirky friends and employees. Tony Shaloub joins the cast of the popular sitcom as cab driver Antonio Scarpacci, and Laura Innes has a recurring role as bumbling mechanic Lowell's (Thomas Haden Church) wife, Bunny. Guest stars this season include Kelsey Grammer and Bebe Neuwirth.

Brothers Brian (Steven Weber) and Joe Hackett (Tim Daly) and best friend Helen (Crystal Bernard) return to the trials and tribulations of operating a small airport in Nantucket, Mass., in Season 6 of this popular situation comedy. With new guest stars popping aboard, Sandpiper Air once again flies high on laughs. The sixth season is the final one for cast member Thomas Haden Church and the first for Amy Yasbeck.

The first season of this high-flying NBC sitcom takes off when long-estranged brothers Joe and Brian Hackett agree to set their differences aside and work together as the sole pilots for Joe's small Nantucket-based airline, Sandpiper Air.

In the seventh season of this hit comedy series, honeymooners Joe (Tim Daly) and Helen (Crystal Bernard) head home to Nantucket, Mass., only to find Helen's house burned to the ground -- collateral damage from a hot night between Brian (Steven Weber) and Casey (Amy Yasbeck). Joe kicks Brian out of the house -- and out of Sandpiper Airlines -- but the brothers soon make amends. Tony Shalhoub and Rebecca Schull and co-star.

Return to Nantucket Island for a fourth hilarious season of the high-flying hit comedy. In this season's misadventures, Brian (Steven Weber) sinks Lowell's (Thomas Haden Church) boat and Joe (Timothy Daly) gets an elderly video clerk fired. Meanwhile, Antonio (Tony Shalhoub) is stalked by a robber, and the gang performs "Phantom of the Oprah," all part of an average day's events at the single-plane Sandpiper Air.