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Richard Dawson is a gambler who wants to be lucky.
A woman wants to be a 1920s torch singer like her grandmother.

Roarke: It came from Diamond Jim Brady’s private stock.
Tattoo: And magic, too.
Harry Beamus: Magic?
Roarke: Eh, Tattoo.
[Roarke makes a “shh” motion.]

This is an interesting bit of a dialogue, because it’s saying that the thing that causes the fantasies is magic — or at least, that’s what Tattoo believes. Usually it’s just:

So this is a little bit more specific.

Waaah, they just did the Fantasy Island theme in ’20s style, I love it.

Hahaha, this gangster guy is the gangster from “A Piece of the Action”. And Captain Crocodile is the other gangster.

Joey Beamus: I think you should refund me the five dollars I paid you for my fantasy.
Roarke: Not so fast, my friend, not so fast. Besides, I have a big overhead here.

I think I must have seen some of the end of this show on TV; I don’t remember any specific bit, but I think I saw Joey, because I remember looking this kid up, because I thought he looked familiar, but it didn’t seem like he was in anything I would have remembered him from. But there was this picture of him on his IMDb page of him in the Brady Bunch kitchen with Mr. C, and I definitely remember that.