Tony Ballen

Unable to tolerate life without Ann, Donald goes to Philadelphia to write a review of Ann's play.

A heated discussion follows when Keith and Laurie see an underground movie. The result is Laurie's challenge to Keith that he couldn't do any better. Keith rises to the occasion and with Danny's financial backing and help, he proceeds to film "The History of The World," starring the Partridge family and featuring Reuben Kincaid as Dolly Madison. The family gets a few good laughs out of the movie and even Reuben likes it. Danny however, sees this limited success as a chance to recoup his investment and make a large profit. Unfortunately, no one wants to see the film, and it looks as though Keith will have to take a loss on the venture because Danny wants to be paid back in any case. Finally, a local theatre owner shows some interest in the film. The Partridges will not allow the uncut version to be seen in public and so, Keith must edit the film. There is not much left after the cutting, and the Partridge family winds up adding a live musical background to a film of the Partridge family waving to the camera.

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."

A mechanic who vanished the eve of his wedding was a friend of two devious sisters; guest Cassie Yates.