List of Fantasy Island episodes (1977 series)

Escape: A magician named Gregory Udall (Bert Convy) wants to perform the ultimate escape from a notorious prison on the nearby Devil Island.

Bet a Million: Fred Wade (Henry Gibson) and Joan Wade (Jane Powell) gamble everything they own on their dream to build a grand resort hotel.

The Prince: Prince Peter d'Anatoli (Dack Rambo) wants to be an average man to see what the people of his country go through as he meets fellow fisherman Jamie (Ed Begley, Jr.) and the beautiful Chris Malone (Lisa Hartman).

Family Reunion: Two children, Ann (Katy Kurtzman) and Tony (Tom Fridley), trick their divorced parents, Evelyne Kellino (Juliet Mills) and Harry Kellino (John Gavin) and their significant others Carlyle Cranston (David Hedison) and Grace Arnold (Mary Frann), into a family weekend together in the hope of reuniting their parents.

Lady of the Evening: A call girl named Renee Lansing (Carol Lynley) wants to escape her old life and find true love.

Treasure Hunt: Stu Chambers (Michael Callan), Andrea Chambers (Jo Ann Harris), and their partner might be driven apart by their search for a legendary treasure.

The Funny Girl: A famous comedian named Katherine Patrino (Marcia Strassman) wants a weekend of anonymity in a small town like the one she came from.

Superstar: A working stiff named Richard C. Delaney (Gary Burghoff) desires to be a star baseball player.

Trouble, My Lovely: An overlooked process server named Stanley Scheckter (Don Knotts) wants the action and excitement of being a private eye for a weekend.

The Over the Hill Caper: A blackmail victim named Spencer Randolph (Ray Bolger) and his aging buddies reunite their gang to defeat their blackmailer.

Reunion: Four high school friends gather for a ten-year reunion with their group; each one has a dark secret.

King for a Day: A plumber named Ernie Miller (David Doyle) has a fantasy in which he is a king who is challenged with diplomatic problems and a queen who has a secret.

Fool for a Client: A new lawyer named Herb Costigan (Rich Little) looks to try a criminal case where he ends up defending himself.

Call Me Lucky: Career gambler Harry Beamus (Richard Dawson) dreams of winning every game he plays until a monkey wrench in the form of his son Joey (Brad Savage) is thrown into his plans.

Homecoming: A presumed dead Vietnam War veteran named Alan Boardman (David Birney) who underwent surgery wants his now remarried wife and son back.

The Big Dipper: A pickpocket named Pete Raymond (Dan Rowan) and his daughter pose as farmers to hide from the authorities.

The Beachcomber: Under the tremendous pressure from his family and his job, Charles Preston (John Astin) has his fantasy of being a beachcomber.

Best Seller: A book store clerk named Barney Hunter (Desi Arnaz Jr.) wants to write a best-selling book, which soon becomes an obstacle for romance.

I Want to Get Married: A Pennsylvanian librarian, Cindy Barker (Meredith MacRae), is set to have a wedding on Fantasy Island where the final component requires a groom.

War Games: A Vietname War veteran named Ted Harmon (Greg Morris) finds that a reunion with his old sergeant is actually a quest for revenge.

Let the Good Times Roll: Two friends want to relive the good old days of the 1960s.

Nightmare: A young newlywed named Janine Sanford (Pamela Franklin) wants to experience a recurring nightmare to the end so that she can find out what it means.

Return: Roarke falls in love with a New York woman named Helena Marsh (Samantha Eggar) who is returning to the island after four years.

The Appointment: A San Francisco doctor named John Carlson (Bert Convy) pursues a large monetary grant in his goals to build a hospital.

The Island of Lost Women: A sailor named Barney Shore (Robert Morse) wants to spend the weekend on a mythical island with nothing but beautiful women.

Carnival: A secretary named Dorothy Weller (Carol Lynley) wants to know if the affair she had on vacation was real or a dream.

Charlie's Cherubs: Three insurance secretaries want to solve a crime by being like Charlie's Angels.

Vampire: A method actor named Leo Drake (Robert Reed) prepares for his next movie role where he becomes a vampire.

Seance: Claire Conti (Eve Plumb) takes part in seances in order to figure out how her twin brother died.

Cowboy: Brian Kehoe (Hugh O'Brian) from Texas wants to be a rodeo star to keep his son from discovering that he is actually a rodeo clown.

Photographs: A photographer named Nancy Weston (Michele Lee) seeks the explanation of the same little girl that keeps appearing in her photographs associated with her European trip.

The Stripper: An heiress named Maureen Banning (Laraine Stevens) tries to escape an arranged marriage where her fantasy has her as a stripper replacement in a traveling vaudeville company.

Pentagram: A TV reporter named Jane Garwood (Florence Henderson) seeks help in order to find out why her boyfriends keep dying. She turns to Mr. Roarke to have a fantasy that would solve this issue.

Casting Director: Felix Birdsong (Don Knotts) becomes the casting director of a Hollywood film.

Spending Spree: Sally Glover (Diana Canova) and Esther Bolling (Lola Falana) are given half a million dollars, but have a problem on how to use it.

Birthday Party: Carol Gates (Janet Leigh) gave up her twins in adoption and wants to be present for their birthday party.

Yesterday's Love: A set of siblings send their divorcing parents Charles Atwood (Craig Stevens) and Peggy Atwood (Eleanor Parker) to Fantasy Island hoping they'll rediscover their love.

The Comics: A gag writer named Jerry Burton (Fred Grandy) is about to be fired by his comedian boss, Danny Baker. He lives out his fantasy of being a star comedian like Danny Baker.

Cornelius and Alfonse: A ne'er-do-well named Cornelius Kelly (Red Buttons) and his accomplice Alphonse (Billy Barty) kidnap Tattoo as part of an attempt to get revenge on Roarke for firing him years earlier.

Bowling: A mediocre bowler named Lou Fielding (Al Molinaro) wants to compete against professional bowlers.

Amusement Park: Darius Scott (Jarrod Johnson) has a wish to run his own amusement park which hides his real hope to reunite with his dad The Great Scott (Ted Lange).

Hit Man: A clothier named Fred Forbus (David Doyle) owns a failing business where he has a fantasy of wanting to be killed so that his family can collect the insurance money.

Goose for the Gander: A diner owner named Marjorie Gibbs (Debbie Reynolds), whose diner is to be razed for a new highway, wants to win a cooking contest so that she can raise the money to relocate her diner.

Tattoo: the Love God: Tattoo asks Roarke to grant him the fantasy of being a love god to many beautiful native women, which Roarke takes literally.

Baby: Tattoo decides to adopt an infant of a native islander.

The Chain Gang: Mike Jenner (Dennis Cole) joins a chain gang to get information in hopes that the information in question can help clear his father's name.

The Red Baron: A locksmith named Cornelius Wieselfarber (Don Adams) wants to be a World War I flying ace.

Tattoo's Romance: A bitter woman named Ellie Thompson (Carolyn Jones) takes advantage of Tattoo's attraction to her niece, Donna May Calloway (Audrey Landers), who wants to live out her fantasy of being a country music star.

Nobody's There: A klutzy private eye named Betty Foster (Toni Tennille) hopes to solve her first case.

The Pug: Mitch Lee (K.K. Martel) wants to see his father Joey (Gary Collins) win a boxing championship.

The Victim: Julie Brett (Joan Prather) disregards Roarke's warnings to not date her dream man, Michael Duvall (James Darren), who makes her his sex slave. Now she must free herself and the other sex slaves of Michael Duvall and his accomplice Victor in order to get away.

The Cheerleaders: Two Kentucky candy factory workers named Cathy Wilton (Georgia Engel) and Marg Atkins (Patty McCormack) have a fantasy where they want to be cheerleaders for a professional football team.

The Inventor: Professor Dwayne Clebe (Arte Johnson) hopes to perfect his preservation formula and receive acclaim for it.

The Look Alikes: A salesman named Harry Simpson (Ken Berry) enters the world of gambling when his fantasy has him changing places with his double Vince Brandon (also Ken Berry).

Unholy Wedlock: Danny Collier (David Cassidy) gets into trouble in his quest to marry his fiancé.

Rogues to Riches: A lawyer named Pete Gilbert (Robert Goulet) is determined to lose himself in the 18th century despite the entreaties of his partner Mark Hendricks (John Schuck).

PlayGirl: Erica Clarke (Barbi Benton) is sick of male chauvinism. She lives out her fantasy where she turns the tables and treats men as sex objects.

Aphrodite: Professor Alan Briar (George Maharis) is a picky man who wants the perfect woman. He ends up meeting Aphrodite: Goddess of Love (Britt Ekland).

The Swinger: A middle-aged divorce man named Herman Dodge (Howard Morris) wants to be a swinger that he was unable to be in his younger days.

Nona: A blind detective named Ned J. Scott (Peter Graves) wants his sight back so that he can continue looking for clues on where to find a missing actress named Nona Lauren (Joanna Pettet).

Jungle Man: An unemployed actor named David Farley (Dennis Cole) wants a last chance to play the role of Jungle Man that made him famous.

My Fair Pharaoh: A woman named Lucy Atwell (Joan Collins) yearns to immerse herself in the world of Cleopatra.

Eagleman: A widowed businessman named Morris Binstock (Bob Denver) wants to become the comic book superhero Eagleman that is a favorite of his estranged son Barney (Keith Coogan).

The Devil and Mandy Breem: A woman named Mandy Breem (Carol Lynley), who resorted to extreme measures to save the life of her husband Philip (Adam West), turns to Roarke for help in saving her own when it turned out that she sold her soul to the Devil (Roddy McDowall).

Flying Aces: A man named Tony Chilton (Sam Melville) wants to return to World War II to meet the father that he never knew.

Skater's Edge: A Minnesota farm girl named Charlotte Johnson (Charlene Tilton) wants to be a champion skater.

Concerto of Death: A man named Jeremy Hale (Dennis Cole) suspects that his pianist brother was murdered and wants to find out how he was killed and who did it.

Don Quixote: An eccentric banker named Donald Quick (Paul Williams) fulfills his ambitions to be a modern-day Don Quixote with his attorney friend Sam Woolf (David Doyle) becoming a modern-day Sancho Panza.

The Love Doctor: A very hot movie actress named Kim Holland (Loni Anderson) wants a weekend of complete anonymity.

Pleasure Palace: A lawyer named Gordon Hughes (Gary Burghoff) from an old family traces his roots, only to end up disillusioned.

With Affection, Jack the Ripper: Lorraine Peters (Lynda Day George) has been researching the Whitechapel murders and wants to live out her fantasy where she would find the identity of Jack the Ripper.

The Invisible Woman: A woman named Harriet Winkler (Elaine Joyce) wants to have the power of invisibility so that she can see if her fiancé Denny Palumbo (Richard Gautier) is faithful to her.

Crescendo: A singer named Susan Lohman (Toni Tennille) wants to meet the composer Edmond Dumont whose song made her famous.

My Late Lover: A widow named Anastasia Dexter (Eva Gabor) is trying to decide which one of three men she should marry when she is interrupted by the ghost of her dead husband Dex (Gene Barry).

High Off the Hog: A young man named Hadley Boggs (Stephen Shortridge), whose family sacrificed heavily to send him to college, rewards his family by making them rich for the weekend.

Elizabeth's Baby: Elizabeth Blake (Eve Plumb) wishes to look ahead into her unborn child's future.

The Heroine: A timid writer named Florence Richman (Mary Ann Mobley) wants to step into the shoes of one of her own heroines.

The Man from Yesterday: A photojournalist named William T. Keating (Martin Milner) has ulterior motives in mind when meeting a reclusive man named Major Calvin Doyle (Dennis Cole), who has been living on the island.

The Chateau: The granddaughter of a silent movie star named Vicky Lee (Pamela Franklin) wants to learn more about her grandmother Becky's life.

Loving Strangers: Tom Wilkerson (Peter Marshall) and Margaret Wilkerson (Jane Powell) have been happily married for 25 years. They live out their fantasy to see if they would fall in love all over again

Chorus Girl: A dance teacher named Franklin Adams (Stuart Whitman) asks Roarke to give his deaf student the gift of hearing, only to see a world that may exclude him.

Also Rans: A department store shoe salesman named Jerome Pepper (Larry Linville) wants his boss's daughter, Thalia Latham (Joan Prather), to notice him.

The Searcher: A young woman named Karen Saunders (Laurette Spang-McCook) wants to learn the truth about her absent father Brian (James Darren).

The Proxy Billionaire: A Wall Street analyst named Frank Miller (Robert Goulet) has a fantasy in which he is ultra-rich, but it starts to go awry.

Delphine: Roarke's goddaughter Delphine McNab (Ann Jillian) wants him to remove her powers so that she can marry her unsuspecting fiancé Greg Randolph (Don Galloway).

Basin Street: A mediocre jazz trumpeter named Charles Raines (Cleavon Little) wants to live out his fantasy of performing in the earlier days of New Orleans.

Hard Knocks: An aspiring private investigator receives advice from Humphrey Bogart.

Man-Beast: David Tabori (David Hedison) has been having nightmares in which he is a werewolf.

Paquito's Birthday: A poor Mexican family (Linda Cristal, A Martinez) wants the best for their son Paquito (Anthony Trujillo), only to face the prospect of losing him.

Show Me a Hero: A woman named Helen Ross (Connie Stevens) insists on closure with her old boyfriend John Day (David Hedison) before she can move on to her current boyfriend Ted Kingman (Martin Milner).

Devil and Mr. Roarke: The Devil uses Julie to force Roarke into another confrontation.

Ziegfeld Girls: Two elderly women named Ruby Rogers (Audrey Landers) and Joan Michaels (Barbi Benton) want to relive their days as members of the Ziegfeld Follies.

Cyrano: A woman named Marjorie Denton (Carol Lynley), in search of the most chivalrous and romantic man of all time, meets Cyrano de Bergerac (John Saxon).

The Lady and the Monster: A scientist named Maggie Blair (Diane Baker) discovers that Victor Frankenstein was real when she encounters Frankenstein's monster (William Smith).

Mr. Nobody: A man name Charlie Atkins (Sherman Hemsley) who wishes for inner strength is accidentally made into another Hercules by Julie.

Night in the Harem: A man named Herbert Snyder (Paul Williams) gets more than he asks for when his fantasy has him living a night in a harem.

The Perfect Husband: A woman named Dorothy Nicholson (Susan Sullivan) has a fantasy to marry her dream man.

Lillian Russell: A woman named Lillian Martin (Phyllis Davis) time-travels to gather information for her biography on Lillian Russell and ends up becoming her.

Romance Times Three: An answering service operator named Sally Harris (Georgia Engel) wants to meet the three men she's known up to now as the voices on the phone.

A Very Strange Affair: A man named Ron Price (Dick Smothers) and his wife Elaine (Arlene Golonka) trying to solicit operating funds for an orphanage receives assistance from the mysterious Miss Harbinger (Shelley Smith).

House of Dolls: A window dresser named Francis Elkins (Bob Denver) is in love with one of his mannequins. So he asks Roarke to bring her to life.

The Magic Camera: A photographer named Don Winters (Bob Denver) who wants to take unique pictures finds his request granted.

Mata Hari: A hairdresser named Martha Harris (Phyllis Davis) is looking to learn more about Mata Hari when she finds herself in the legendary spy's shoes.

King Arthur in Mr. Roarke's Court: An Anglophile named Ralph Rodgers (Tom Smothers) wants to meet his legendary hero King Arthur (Robert Mandan) who is accidentally transported to Fantasy Island.

Daddy's Little Girl: Christa Ackland (Genie Francis) has never met her father Bill (William Windom). She wants to find him so that he can give her away at her wedding.

The Case Against Mr. Roarke: Fran Warner (Laraine Stephens) presents Roarke her daughter Nancy (Nicole Eggert) claiming that he is her father.

The Challenge: A wealthy business tycoon named Douglas Picard (Vic Morrow) seeks to claim Fantasy Island from Roarke.

Funny Man: A stand-up comic named Beau Gillette (Jimmy Dean) is ashamed to tell his fiancé Jenny Casey (Vicki Lawrence) that he's alone in the world. So he lives out his fantasy by having his imaginary family brought to life so that she can meet them.

Sitting Duck: Tired with tracking animals, a big-game hunter named Frank Barton (Chuck Connors) starts tracking humans where he wants Roarke as his target.

Face of Love: A bitter young woman with a long criminal record gets a chance to turn her life around as part of a her deal with her probation officer.

Forget Me Not: An amnesiac woman (Jill St. John) hopes to find out who she is and where she came from.

The Big Bet: A young ladies man named Corky Daniels (John James) bets his friends that he score a pretty woman.

The Ghost's Story: Amanda Peterson (Tanya Roberts) has to stay a full night in a haunted house in order to prove her knowledge of the occult. She ends up meeting a wimpy ghost that lives in the haunted house.

The Curse of the Moreaus: Jesse Moreau (Stuart Whitman) and Kathy Moreau (Barbara Rush) come to Fantasy Island to rid themselves of the family curse.

Dancing Lady: A receptionist named Helen Darby (Francine Kessler) hopes to become a dancing star in a musical.

Legends: A singer named Andrea Barclay (Michelle Phillips) wants to overcome stagefright prompting Roarke to use the unlikeliest of methods to help her where she even has an encounter with Judge Roy Bean (Andy Griffith).

The Angel's Triangle: Michael the Angel of Death (Gary Collins) spares Brent Harris (Doug McClure) from dying in a horse-riding accident because he has always loved Catherine Harris (Carol Lynley) and didn't want to see her devastated.

Everybody Goes to Gilley's: Mickey Gilley arrives on Fantasy Island where he wants to live out his fantasy of obtaining the fame and fortune that evaded him.

The Beautiful Skeptic: A TV tabloid reporter named Christine Connelly (Connie Stevens) comes to Fantasy Island to prove that everything that happens here is a fake.

Roller Derby Dolls: A manager of a sporting goods store named Norman Atkins (Vic Tayback) wishes to own and manage the Brownsville Bellas roller derby team.

The Kleptomaniac: A kleptomaniac named Fred Simpson (Sherman Hemsley) comes to Fantasy Island where he wants Roarke to cure him of his urge to steal.

Naughty Marietta: A pushy mother named Beatrice Solomon (Jayne Meadows) wants her daughter Alison (Dorothy Hamill) to become an actress.

Candy Kisses: A wheelchair bound racehorse breeder Rowena Haversham (Ann Turkel) wants to live out her fantasy to be out of her wheelchair so that she can win the Blue Ribbon Race.

The Songwriter: A songwriter named Jeremy Todd (David Cassidy) travels back to Tin Pan Alley so that he can find his grandfather's songs that were never published.

The Tallowed Image: A track coach wants to meet the woman named Pamela Gentry (Audrey Landers) that he saw in a century-old magazine.

Midnight Waltz: An elderly man named John Cook (Lew Ayers) wants a last dance with his late wife who passed away six months earlier.

Revenge of the Forgotten: A former prisoner named Allen Daily (Stanley Kanaly) arrives on Fantasy Island to look for treasure and start a new life.

Return to the Cotton Club: An aspiring singer named Charles "Diggs" Whelan (Lou Rawls) wants to make it big until another rising performer has the same goals.

Eternal Flame: A couple are obsesses with finding the Fountain of Youth.

King of Burlesque: A Wall Street Broker named Tom Vail (Rich Little) lives out his fantasy to be part of a burlesque show.

The Devil Stick: Carl Peters (Dean Butler) has a fantasy to reunite with his long lost love Ally Miller (Crystal Bernard) who is protected by superstitious relatives.

Edward: A bigwig publisher named Edward Ross (Sammy Davis Jr.) comes to Fantasy Island to reconcile with his estranged ex-wife and son Edward Ross Jr. (LeVar Burton).

What's the Matter with Kids?: A famous children's book writer (Steve Allen) and his wife (Jayne Meadows) want to spend the day with the right child (Sebastian Dungan) as they don't have children of their own.

Love Island: Two playboy wannabees named Tim Kearns (Bob Denver) and Don Mitchell (Paul Kreppel) want a fantasy of being on an island with beautiful wild woman. What the two men didn't expect is that the island in question is very prehistoric.

The Other Man – Mr. Roarke: A woman named Deborah Barnes (Stephanie Faracy) wants her over-cautious boyfriend to finally propose. When he injures his back, Roarke is left to finish the fantasy.

The Big Switch: A woman named Laura Walters (Katherine Helmond) is fed up with her chauvinist husband George (Vic Tayback) asks Roarke to let them walk a mile in each other's shoes.

God Child: A little girl named Laurie Shannon (Tori Spelling) whose parents were killed wants to ask God why he took them from her.

The Butler's Affair: A rich widow named Leslie Darnell (Lee Meriwhether) is in love with her butler where she gets objections from him, his friends, and her friends.

Three's a Crowd: A woman named Kathleen Tucker (Cristina Ferrare) arrives on Fantasy Island in hopes of saving her failing marriage.

The Wedding Picture: A nurse is in an unhappy marriage and wants to go back to her wedding day to change the choices that she made.

Random Choices: A dying millionaire named Eddie Random (James Read) is in search of a deserving recipient.

Saturday's Child: An actress named Marion Summers (Stella Stevens) who gave up her children for adoption wants to meet them.

Goin' on Home: A successfully country singer (Mickey Gilley) wants to reunite with his estranged family.

Sweet Life: A man named Daniel Koster (Kevin McCarthy) wants to give his family the material things that he has never been able to get them.

To Fly with Eagles: An amateur sportsman named Craig Bradshaw (Doug McClure) want to win a flying contest.

Lady's Choice: A woman hopes to find the perfect man she always dreamed of only to encounter a cruel chateau owner (Lloyd Bochner)

Dark Secret: A rape victim named Amy Marshall (Markie Post) cannot bring herself to tell her husband.

Sing Melancholy Baby: A former rock star named Joanna Jones (Tanya Tucker) wants a baby without getting a husband.

The Awakening of Love: A high-fashion model wants everlasting love that doesn't involve men since she doesn't trust them.

Mermaid and the Matchmaker: Princess Nyah the Mermaid returns where she wants to shed her immortality. She plans revenge on Roarke when he turns her down.

Lost and Found: Sheila McKenna (Carol Lynley) is all too ready to move on when she learns about the affair of her ex-husband (Adam West).

Don Juan's Last Affair: A man in love with his unsuspecting best friend gets love advice from Don Juan (Alejandro Rey).

Bojangles and the Dancer: A man dreams of dancing like Mr. Bojangles (Sammy Davis Jr.).

Surrgoate Mother: A pregnant young mother named Yolanda Morales (Charo) wavers giving up the baby that she is producing for a couple.