Dennis Dimster

LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIET7, E16

Goodbye, Mrs. Wilder

Laura resigns from her teaching position when she is forced to integrate French and art appreciation into the curriculum. Mrs. Oleson takes over the position and begins to altar the classroom instruction, while Laura struggles to accept her role as a full time housewife. The students, meanwhile, are frustrated with their new teacher and hatch a plan to get things back to normal.
CHARLIE'S ANGELST1, E8

To Kill an Angel

Angel Kelly takes Skip, a little boy in the children's ward at a local sanitarium, on an outing to an amusement park. There, in a moment of confusion, she loses sight of the child. When Skip is alone, two hired killers bump into him making a get away where they have just murdered a man. In his rush, one of the killer drops his gun near Skip. Skip accidentally shoots Kelly and runs away. Kelly is hospitalized with a minor head wound and Angels Sabrina and Jill take up the search for Skip trying to find his whereabouts using his favorite nursery rhyme. One of the killers claiming to be Skip's father visits Kelly in the hospital and learns the clues to help him find Skip and silence him before Charlie's Angels or the police can get to him.
FANTASY ISLANDT2, E25

Amusement Park; Rock Stars

At a luxurious but remote tropical island resort, the enigmatic Mr. Roarke somehow makes the secret dreams of his well-heeled guests come true, although twists of fate occasionally turn those dreams into nightmares. He is assisted by Tattoo, a little person who could be trusted to sing out, "Da plane! Da plane!" as each group of guests arrived. In the final season of the series, Roarke is joined by Lawrence, a dapper Englishman. As a sort of anthology series, the show featured new guest stars each week, and many big names of the era made a trip onto "Fantasy Island."
THE INCREDIBLE HULKT2, E6

A Child in Need

Taking a brief respite from his search to find a cure for his strange disease, David Banner finds refuge as a school gardener. David wins the confidence of a 10-year-old student who seems to be highly accident prone. To David, however, the bruises indicate frequent beatings and he is convinced the child is a victim of abuse inflicted by one of his parents. When he is attacked by the irate father, The Hulk surfaces to protect both David and the child.