Fantasy Island - Season 4 (1980)

Eccentric banker Donald Quick fulfills his ambitions to be a modern-day Don Quixote; and plain-looking Helen Hendricks wants to be a sex goddess until three men take advantage of her newfound beauty.

Film star Kim Holland wants a weekend of anonymity; stuffy lawyer Gordon Hughes traces his roots and is disillusioned; and Lorna Hendricks needs help in finding out why her daughter Stephanie is acting so oddly.

Lorraine Peters, who's writing a book about the Whitechapel murders, visits 1888 London to get the proof she needs, only to place dozens of people in danger; Stanley Hocker, who has no self-confidence around women, asks to become a gigolo.

Harriet Winkler wants the power to become invisible to be sure her fiancé Denny Palumbo is being faithful; and circus popcorn vendor Ned Pringle joins a trapeze-artist troupe to get closer to Velda Ferini, the girl he loves.

Singer Susan Lohman wants to meet Edmund Dumont, the composer whose songs made her famous; and Alan Colshaw needs to convince three former friends that he didn't abandon them after a plane crash the previous year.

Widow Anastasia Dexter trying to decide among three men to marry is constantly interrupted by her dead husband Dex's ghost; and poisoning victim Thomas Henshaw wants to find his attacker before he dies.

Hadley Boggs, whose family sacrificed heavily to send him to college, rewards them by making them rich for a weekend; and orphaned gymnast Trudy Brown, mistreated by her Aunt Mabel and Cousin Janet, seeks the power to make things happen.

Dying Elizabeth Blake looks into her unborn child's future. Untalented artist Kermit Dobbs wishes to paint a great masterpiece.

Florence Richmond, the prim and proper author of steamy romance novels, steps into the shoes of one of her own heroines; and Bob Graham tries to impress his wife Linda by fighting for her honor against martial arts master Kwong Soo Luke..

Photojournalist Bill Keating has a hidden agenda for meeting reclusive island resident Calvin Doyle. Marsha Garnett regains her youth to get back at her husband Hal, whom she's about to divorce.

Vicki Lee, granddaughter of silent-film Becky Lee, visits a chateau to learn more about her grandmother's life. The feuding Scoggins and McAllister families compete for a special moonshine recipe.

Long-married Tom and Margaret Chase want to find out if they would fall in love again if they were meeting for the first time. Bride-to-be Pamela Archer's wedding plans with Jack Foster may be ruined when her past comes back to haunt her.

Dance teacher Franklin Adams asks Roarke to give his deaf student Sheila Richards the gift of hearing; and Evan Watkins must control his compulsive gambling or lose custody of his daughter.

Department-store shoe salesman Jerome Pepper wants the boss's daughter Delia Latham to notice him. Granted a birthday fantasy to paint like Toulouse-Lautrec, Tattoo unexpectedly finds romance.

Young Karen Saunders-Holmes wants the truth about her absent father John; and long-married Fred and Dottie Cooper discover that you really can't go home again.

Wall Street analyst Frank Miller's wish to be rich brings him trouble; and widowed doctor Lucas Bergmann and his daughter Lisa, still grief-stricken over his late wife, want to bring her back from the dead.

Roarke's goddaughter Delphine, about to marry her unsuspecting beau Greg Randolph, wants to lose her magical powers. Scientist Paul Todd hopes to uncover the missing link but faces something he never imagined.

Mediocre jazz trumpeter Charlie Raines wants to play in the early New Orleans style and goes back in the actual era; and Kerry Dawson and her two suitors Tom and Clay tackle a mysterious dangerous section of the ocean.

Aspiring private investigator Steve Pryor gets advice from Bogart himself; and young Sheila Godfrey wants to be a champion equestrian, so Roarke sends her to medieval Coventry and turns her into Lady Godiva.

David Tabori learns that his recurring nightmares have been telling him that he's a werewolf; and Jennie Rowlands, whose father Charlie wants her to be a country music star, would rather be a photographer.

Poor Mexican couple Manuel and Consuelo Lopez want the best for their son Paquito, but may lose him altogether. Nancy Harvester has no experience in being in love, but gets advice from Helen of Troy.