Look One Way and Row Another
Reverend Daniel Cooper arrives on Hope Island to reopen the Community Church and encounters rejection and distrust from some of the locals, especially from Alex Stone, the owner of The Widow's Walk.
Episode 130 hr 45 min
Don't Give Up the Ship
Kevin is one step away from making the grade to sergeant. All he has to do is complete the obstacle course in a set time.
Each Tub Must Stand on Its Own Bottom
Daniel befriends a dying retired judge, but has difficulty giving him spiritual comfort after the judge confesses to a painful secret.
It Takes a Voyage to Learn
Molly and Kevin's relationship hits a snag when Kevin implies that he may not want children. Daniel provides Kevin with an opportunity to test his parenting skill to make a more informed decision.
Dear, Dear Bread and Beer, if I Were Rich, I Wouldn't Be Here
Nub's discovery of an old journal belonging to Hope Island's founder Holloway Brewster turns the community upside down, as it hints of pirate treasure buried somewhere on the island.
The Whole Kettle of Fish
Brian is running for mayor of Hope Island, uncontested. Alex learns that his motive is to turn the island into one large real estate development.
In a Bit of a Tight
The Reverend Daniel Cooper reluctantly agrees to direct the annual play for Hope Island's Community Theater and has to deal with the needs and egos of the cast members.
You Can't Look at the Sea Without Wishing for Wings
Nub thinks that he's spotted a mermaid out in the water. Brian, whom he tells, wants Nub to speak to a psychiatrist.
From Stem to Stern
The annual version of the Hope Island School's bachelor auction is taking place. To save himself the embarrassment of previous years, Brian, using Boris as his front, buys himself for $100.
Sailing Under False Colors
Daniel is hoping to purchase classic motorcycle parts that were bequeathed to Father Mac three years earlier, but Father Mac wants to keep them to rebuild a motorcycle for himself.
Ships that Pass in the Night
Boris is holding a series of dance classes. Some of the islanders have specific reasons for taking the classes: Molly and Kevin want to learn to dance for their wedding.
Red Sky at Morning Sailor Take Warning
Harry asks Alex out on a date. Ruby Vasquez and the Angledogs, Hope Island's resident matchmakers, conspire to set up the newly-divorced Reverend Daniel Cooper with the just-dumped Delores McMaster.
Batten Down the Hatches
Non bird lover Father Mac is asked by one of his parishioners, Mrs. Hamilton, to look after Dee-Dee, her talking gray parrot while she's away.
Don't Give Up the Ship
Kevin is one step away from making the grade to sergeant. All he has to do is complete the obstacle course in a set time.
A Sailor Who's Lost His Leg Doesn't Miss His Boat
Kevin witnesses who he believes are smugglers on Hope Island.
Everyone Must Row With the Oar He Has
Steve is feeling recovered enough from his work stresses that he asks Alex to marry him. He does notice Daniel's interest in Alex which may have spurred his quickness in asking her.
Promises Made in a Storm Are Forgotten on a Calm Sea
Callie, Alex, Bonita and Ruby sit on the committee that will be awarding the first ever Hope Island Humanitarian Award.
Everyone Must Row with the Oars He Has
Zabar, the hypnotist that Alex hires to perform at the Widow's Walk, figures prominently in the lives of many of island residents.
A Rising Tide Takes All Boats
Nub dreads the arrival of his mother, opera diva Laetitia Barton. Brian Brewster and Boris get everyone on Hope Island to pretend that Nub is the mayor to impress Laetitia.
Never Burn Your Tongue on the Admiral's Broth
A week before Molly and Kevin's wedding, Peter Gibson, Molly's high school sweetheart and first love, returns to Hope Island on the news of Molly's impending nuptials.
It Blew So Hard. . .
Hope Island braces for a coming storm while Molly and Kevin prepare for their wedding rehearsal.
Abandon Ship
Molly and Kevin's new life together as newlyweds is made complicated when a now bankrupt Brian Brewster moves in with them.
Credits
CastCameron Daddo, Suki Kaiser, Duncan Fraser, Haig Sutherland, David Lewis
ProductionMary Hanes