After three seasons of wild, goofy adventures following Carl Montclaire and Porter Jackson, the series is set to conclude on May 25. Fans across Canada and the United States have laughed along with the duo through a string of chaotic schemes, ridiculous stunts, and unexpectedly warm moments. The finale promises a fitting farewell after a long, laughter-filled run that helped shape a quirky slice of teenage life and stuck in the memory of viewers who kept coming back for more.
The final episode, titled Live and Let Fly, follows the boys in their last mission together as they brace for Bennett Highs prom. Porter carries a stubborn backache, forcing Carl to improvise a clever way to pop the question to Jane. Meanwhile, Brittney throws her hat into the ring for Prom Queen with Serge standing by as the prospective Prom King. Denise completes her final Angel-In-Training assignment, bringing the show s mythic thread to a heartfelt close as the characters reckon with change and growing up.
In case someone is new to the show, WINGIN IT centers on an Angel In Training Porter Jackson who is trying to help Carl Montclaire become the most popular kid at school so he can earn his wings and be a full angel. The premise leads to weekly misadventures that mix humor, heart, and a dash of fantasy as the duo navigates friendships, school pressure, and a string of sticky, funny situations that fans remember long after the credits roll.
Viewers should mark their calendars for the finale on May 25 at 11:30 a.m. on Family Channel. The network has built a tradition of family friendly storytelling that celebrates teamwork, loyalty, and the messy, wonderful business of growing up. The episode is expected to blend big laughs with small, intimate moments as the characters reach a crossroads in their journey and the series offers a look at what comes next for each of them.
Will you be tuning in? The finale invites longtime fans and new viewers alike to witness the last chapter of a lighthearted series that has become a familiar weekend ritual for many households across North America. It is a chance to see how the characters step into adulthood while keeping their signature charm and comedic timing, the kind of ending that leaves audiences smiling through tears and maybe a little nostalgic for the days when prom night felt like the whole world.
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