The Beachcombers - Season 19 (1990)

One morning while alone at the Reach, Dana has this eerie feeling that someone is in her presence when the door to Nick's office mysteriously blows open. Upon Dana telling her story, Nick, John and Relic jokingly tell her it was a ghost, which calms her nerves. But Jack, who overhears the conversation, says seriously that it could be the ghost of Captain Jonathan Stubbs, a fisherman who died tragically off the waters here. Despite the fact that Stubbs actually did exist, Nick, John and Relic know Jack is also only joking about the ghost story, but Dana truly believes ...

Tommy and Jack involve a treefort in an antiquated 200 ft. tall mild rainforest tree with a specific end goal to spare it from demolitions by Ted Blake and his noiseless accomplice, Relic.

Sam makes them intrigue and absolutely pointless guidance from Nick, John, Pat and Graham, when he gets himself stricken with the little girl of his mom's companion. In the interim, Dana and Sam are experiencing guardian/immature blues. In spite of the fact that Sam's heart gets broken, it is repaired with a singing first kiss.

Ted and Constable John approach midlife crisis with different approaches. Ted looks to recapture his days of youth and John look to the future and possibly marrying the woman in his life.

Relic makes some uniquely well disposed suggestions to Nick. Afterward, Nick and John take Relic, without wanting to, to a specialist since Nick has discovered Relic supposes he has Lou Gehrig's ailment. Relic is enraged when he learns he just has an internal ear contamination which will rapidly recuperate.

John and Anne are excessively occupied with their separate professions, making it impossible to compose their wedding so they employ Dana to take it on. Albeit under strain by the absence of a bagpiper, a fizzled wedding practice and recollections of her own fizzled marriage, Dana pulls together the photo consummate wedding.

John gets up his bravery to propose to Ann, just to be hindered by a seismic tremor. In the interim, Relic alongside Ted Blake and Ted's accomplice, Green, wind up plainly caught in an old machine shop. John, Nick Ann and the townsfolk act the hero. Amidst the catastrophe, John proposes to Ann, Ann acknowledges, and Nick is picked as the best man.

Scratch winds up amidst a coercing plan including Les Boog, a man who possesses the main log rescuing financier organization in the zone. Pontoons explode, the marine bursts into flames, and conditions point to Nick as the liable party. As Nick pursues the offenders down, his life is jeopardized. Relic and John act the hero. Scratch comes to understand that beachcombing as a methods for making a decent living has turned into a difficulty. As the sun sets, and Nick thinks about his choice to resign, he discovers solace and fellowship in his Gibsons' more distant family.