Ryan's Hope - Season 14

Season 14
1988-1989
Episodes

RH-3501

RH-3502

RH-3506

RH-3507

RH-3508

RH-3509

RH-3510

RH-3511

RH-3512

RH-3513

RH-3514
Ben says he won't help Maggie work against Roger. Matthew gives Jack a lava lamp, and Jack tells him about the classic Italian male. Maggie warns Nancy Don away from Ben. Nancy Don finds Ben and Lizzie meeting in the park and eavesdrops on their intimate conversation. Patrick catches Faith crying as she watches him playing with Grace.

RH-3515
On the morning of his wedding to Leigh, Jack has a conversation with Mary. Maeve visits Jack to thank him for loving Mary and being Ryan's father. Siobhan seeks advice from Maeve about her feelings for Fenno. Jack and Leigh are married. Chaz and Ryan are reunited. Lizzie decides to follow Ben to Australia. Ben kisses Lizzie passionately to say goodbye. Siobhan agrees to be Fenno's partner. Bob learns he won the lottery. Maggie and Delia are at a stalemate. Patrick asks Faith if Grace is his daughter but she stalls him by saying that Maeve is about to sing. Maeve sings "Danny Boy" and tells everyone to "have a good life."
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