Ric Carrott

Bob inadvertently talks Carol's new and recently separated boyfriend into breaking up with Carol and going back to his wife.

Chrissy's father is offered a job at a church in Santa Monica but it will require Chrissy to move out of the apartment.

When a police officer is accidentally killed, it is discovered that his partner may have been drunk at the time of the shooting.

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."

Keith is envious of his friend Archie, who seems to be enjoying an independent bachelor life with his own apartment and all the trimmings. Naturally, Keith wouldn't mind that kind of life. So, he campaigns for promising to move out of the house saying that he need the solitude to be able to write songs for the group. Shirley's answer is an emphatic NO! Keith persists, and Shirley finally allows him to take a room next door where she can still keep an eye on him. Instead of paying rent, Keith has to do some "light" gardening. Exhausted from the "light" gardening, Keith has no time to enjoy his independence, let alone write songs. However, he doesn't want to admit defeat so soon. With Danny smuggling him peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and clean shirts, Keith manages for a short while. The fun bachelor life eventually gets to Keith, and he admits to Shirley that living alone is not at all what he expected. He is happy to come back home.