Fantasy Island

Description: An old American television show with a crotchety old Mexican guy and an angry French midget.

Newest Review: ... very typical of the era tropical island holiday. They would settle into their colonial style island villas, visit tiki bars, swim in lagoons, golf, etc and generally just have a great time. The intended fantasy experiencer would do these things as expected as well, until Mr Roarke would make an appearance, and start their fantasy. These often began in by the persons going through a door, and ... more

... later, as the series progressed, unexpectedly in a Twilight Zone manner while sitting in a club or other place. The friends and family from the entourage were seldom involved, with notable exceptions being times such as when a small girl with a too bu...more

Read Reviews for Fantasy Island

Fantasy Island: What's Your Fantasy? (1230 words)
by - written on 05/12/07 (Very useful, 137 readings)
Rating:

Ah, the 70's! American TV in the 70's was dominated by media mogul Aaron Spelling and his creations.This prolific producer was super busy during this era,. producing hit after hit with shows such as The Rookies, The Mod Squad, SWAT, Family, Firehouse, Chopper One, The Love Boat, and Fantasy Island. The Love Boat and Fantasy Island were paired together on the same night throughout Fantasy island's run, and both were immensely popular.Both shows featured a small cast of regulars who played hosts to people on holiday, with the guest list being made up of A and B list stars of the day. But while The Love Boat was all about a cruise with romance and was ... Read the complete review

De Planes!! De Planes!! (997 words)
by "420565 - written on 04/04/03
Rating:

SHORT DESCRIPTION (with emphasis on the word SHORT): "An old American television show with a crotchety Mexican guy and an angry French midget." I'd just like to say how pleased I am that such a description is considered viable, as I am responsible for it. There's nothing I like more than to see my masterfully woven linguistic tapestries, no matter how concise, posted for all to view. Thank you, Buddy Jesus. And now I start the rest of this review. It all comes down this-- a terminal liver disorder can either be interpreted as a tragedy or a great stroke of cosmic wit. Most of you would probably cast your votes to the former. ... Read the complete review

Read 2 reviews

Write a review