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00:00The Game Show Network.
00:07On behalf of your edification and viewing pleasure,
00:10an interesting combination of game show and human interest program,
00:13the show is Fantasy.
00:15And the hour-long show aired on NBC from August 1982 to September 1903.
00:21Co-hosted by Peter Marshall and Leslie Uggams,
00:24Fantasy granted the wishes of pre-selected contestants
00:27as the cameras rolled, capturing all the emotional aspects
00:30of every fantasy for America to see.
00:33Fantasy was produced by Meryl Heeder,
00:35one half of the team behind the long-running Hollywood Squares.
00:38Time now for a look at Fantasy's fulfill on Fantasy.
00:44Hi, I'm Peter Marshall. Welcome to Fantasy.
00:47This is our studio audience.
00:49And this is Jim Epps, who today will be reunited with his mom,
00:53who he hasn't seen in 28 years.
00:55Sylvester Stallone explains his fantasy wish
00:58to create a real heavyweight champion out of this man, Lee John Canalito.
01:02And Days of Our Lives star Jed Allen is here to make a fantasy come true
01:06for this woman, Mary Super.
01:09And in 30 seconds, this woman, Nancy Day,
01:11will have her fantasy come true right here in the audience.
01:20This is Fantasy, the show where dreams do come true.
01:24And now, here's the star of Fantasy, Peter Marshall.
01:34Thank you very much.
01:35Hello there.
01:36Hi.
01:38Nice to see you all.
01:40Thank you. Thank you all. You're welcome.
01:42Welcome once again to our World of Fantasy.
01:45Boy, do we have a big day in store for all of you out there.
01:48The heavyweight champ of the box office is back with us,
01:50Sylvester Stallone, and well, we have a lot of surprises.
01:53Yeah, you may applaud, Sylvester Stallone, absolutely.
01:57How many people saw this ad in TV Guide about fantasy?
02:02Yeah, very popular. I like it.
02:05Well, we've had thousands of responses to this TV ad,
02:08and the first one that came in was from a young lady by the name of Nancy Day,
02:13and I think she's in this section somewhere.
02:15Nancy, where are you? Hiya, Nancy.
02:17Good to see you. Stand right up here.
02:19You were the first ad we received.
02:21This is Nancy Day.
02:26We promised ourselves whatever the first ad wanted,
02:30we would try to maybe help with that fantasy,
02:33and we're so happy you didn't ask for an airplane or a car.
02:36First of all, Nancy, where are you from?
02:38Well, I'm originally from Nantucket, Massachusetts,
02:41but I just moved here to San Diego.
02:43And what's your fantasy?
02:44Well, I've always wanted to go to Hawaii,
02:47and I'd also like to meet Jack Lord, too.
02:50Jack Lord? Oh, he's cute, isn't he?
02:52I love him.
02:53Well, of course he is.
02:54Well, Nancy, your wish has come true.
02:57Would you hold this ad you sent in?
02:59Because Jack Lord, by the way, has agreed to meet Nancy,
03:03and we thank him for that.
03:05And we're sending you to Hawaii,
03:07and here's Bill Armstrong to tell you all about your trip.
03:10Billy?
03:11First of all, Nancy, you'll fly via Western Airlines spaceship
03:13from Los Angeles to Honolulu,
03:15and you'll have a week's stay at the luxurious Hawaiian Regent Hotel
03:18on the scenic side of Waikiki Beach near Diamond Head,
03:21furnished by the Hawaiian Regent Hotel.
03:24Oh!
03:29Well, here are your plane tickets.
03:32This is your hotel reservation,
03:34and you want to hear the most exciting part of all?
03:37What?
03:38Where's our page?
03:40You're leaving right now.
03:41Here's your lei.
03:42Would you come right down here?
03:45Turn around.
03:47Turn around here.
03:49Now, there's a car waiting for you.
03:51There's a car waiting for you at the airport.
03:54We want you to follow this young page,
03:56not all the way to Hawaii, naturally.
03:58We want you to have a nice trip,
03:59and don't forget to bring back some pictures.
04:01We want proof of this trip, okay?
04:03I will.
04:04You'll come back and see us?
04:05I sure will.
04:06Thank you, Nancy. Aloha!
04:07Bye-bye.
04:08Right this way.
04:12Well, there you have it.
04:14Another fantasy comes true right here in the studio.
04:16Signed, sealed, and delivered.
04:19I want you to meet one of our fantasy family,
04:22the gorgeous Leslie Ogden.
04:28You know, we talk a lot about fantasies around here,
04:31but what about a lady who doesn't have one for herself?
04:34She went through a terrible time,
04:36and all she wants now is to be able to thank the person who helped her.
04:40But sometimes, that's a fantasy, too.
04:42Please welcome Laurie Cox.
04:47Hi, Laurie.
04:49I have been looking forward to meeting you.
04:51I mean, your story is just unbelievable.
04:54It's wonderful.
04:55Now, tell us, what happened June 8, 82?
04:59Well, my son came on his first birthday.
05:01He had stopped breathing and started turning blue.
05:05Well, what did you do?
05:07Panicked.
05:08I would have fallen asleep.
05:09I called the police department, the emergency line,
05:13and I talked to Officer Grasso,
05:15and he told me everything to do over the phone,
05:18and I did it.
05:19Oh, my goodness.
05:20Well, now I know a normal procedure usually is that
05:23everything is recorded that goes into the police department.
05:26Is that true?
05:27Right.
05:28Okay, so what we're going to see then is an actual,
05:30here rather,
05:31an actual recording of the conversation between you and Officer Grasso
05:35and him telling you exactly what to do.
05:37Okay, we'd like to play that portion.
05:39Emergency 41.
05:41Emergency 41.
05:42I want to get an ambulance over to my apartment's staff.
05:45What's wrong?
05:46My son, he's only a year old today,
05:48and I don't know what's wrong with him.
05:50What's wrong?
05:51He's just shaking, and his eyes are all dead.
05:55Is he breathing normally?
05:56No, he's like, like he's choking or something.
06:04Well, after he told you to do all this,
06:07he was teaching you over the telephone, I believe,
06:09mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
06:11Right.
06:12Okay, I think we're going to hear that now.
06:14The ambulance is on the way.
06:15Oh, God.
06:20Is he still turning blue?
06:21Yes.
06:23Do you know how to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation?
06:25No.
06:27Just tell me how.
06:30The same position that you had him before,
06:32with your left hand under his neck
06:33and your right hand over his forehead.
06:35Yes.
06:37I want you to give four very slight pumps into his mouth.
06:41Your mouth is going to cover both his mouth and his nose.
06:45Okay, four pumps.
06:49Well, after many tense moments, the drama comes to an end.
06:52I believe we're going to hear that part now.
06:55Go ahead, just do it again.
07:02I just took a long breath.
07:04Good, very good.
07:06Okay, now, is he breathing on his own?
07:09He's breathing on his own now.
07:12He's breathing on his own now?
07:13Yes.
07:14Okay, just stay on the phone.
07:17Oh, how did you feel at that moment?
07:20Happy.
07:21I was so happy to hear something from him.
07:23Oh, God.
07:24I'm sure we would all like to meet this incredible person
07:28bringing this wonderful little baby out.
07:30Ladies and gentlemen, we have Officer Grasso
07:33and lovely little Kanan.
07:49How are you?
07:50Good.
07:51Well, it is such a pleasure to meet you.
07:53Now, how long had you been an officer there?
07:56Well, I'm on the Los Angeles Police Department
07:58for a year and a half, but I was on the second day
08:01at the complaint board.
08:03Your second day, and all of a sudden,
08:05you have to go through this.
08:06Now, I also believe that you're newly married?
08:09Yes, my wife's right here in the audience.
08:10Thanks.
08:11Oh, she's gorgeous.
08:13And I think we were told that you really didn't have a chance
08:16to have a proper honeymoon.
08:18Is that true?
08:19No.
08:20Well, I tell you what, we have a gift for you.
08:24We have two tickets to Puerto Vallarta.
08:31We're going to fly both of you from Los Angeles
08:34for a week's stay at the Bougainvillea Sheraton.
08:37It's a new sunspot in Puerto Vallarta,
08:40and this hotel is located right on the beach,
08:43so you'll have plenty of fun and pool and tennis
08:46and water sports, dancing and dining,
08:49and we want to thank you so much.
08:51This is wonderful.
08:52Thank you, and thank you, you gorgeous little thing.
08:57Next, remember to the audience out there,
08:59fantasy comes true,
09:01Sylvester Stallone reveals his fantasy wish
09:03for a real-life Rocky.
09:05I have loved you since the moment I clipped eyes on you.
09:09There are loves we'll always remember.
09:16Memories time cannot erase.
09:22And stories we can never forget.
09:29Winona Ryder, Little Women.
09:31Rated PG.
09:32At theaters everywhere Christmas Day.
09:36It may not look like it,
09:38but you're watching the future of the Earth pass by.
09:41Because many of these products are made from materials
09:44you've been recycling.
09:46But to keep recycling working,
09:48you need to buy products that say
09:51Made From Recycled Materials.
09:54For all those next in line,
09:57it would mean the world to them.
10:06Gene Rayburn talks about match games.
10:08The question we were asking a contestant one day,
10:12cuckoo blank.
10:14We thought they'd say cuckoo clock
10:16and cuckoo bird or whatever.
10:18And this woman said,
10:20Cuckoo friend and Ollie.
10:22Cuckoo friend and Ollie?
10:24Bill Daly was laughing so hard,
10:26he literally fell out of his chair.
10:29We just became unglued with laughter.
10:32Get in on the fun.
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10:36It takes so little to save our waters for future generations.
10:40Using less toxic household cleaners
10:42and fewer lawn care chemicals protects so much.
10:45Helps stop water pollution forever.
10:47Clean water.
10:48If we all do a little, we can do a lot.
11:04If you can boil water,
11:05you can cook a meal for someone who can't.
11:07Your local volunteer center can show you how easy it is.
11:18One of the features of fantasy
11:22is a segment we call Fantasy Forum
11:24where folks have the chance to tell the world
11:27how they feel about things.
11:28To have that chance to air their personal feelings
11:30on national television.
11:31Well, we have selected three folks
11:33that are gonna have their fantasies come true right now.
11:35So, if you're out there, come right up here.
11:37Susan Sher from Baltimore.
11:39From Brooklyn, New York,
11:41Jerry Baker from New York.
11:43Susan Sher from Baltimore.
11:45From Brooklyn, New York,
11:47Jerry Baker.
11:49Hi there.
11:50And Tia Marie Ivey from Riverside, California.
11:53Come on up here.
11:55Hi, Jerry. Stand right there.
11:57Hi, Tia Marie. Nice to see you all.
12:00What's going to happen right now,
12:01we're going to give each of our players here
12:04the chance to sound off to the entire country on a subject
12:06they've suggested themselves, by the way.
12:08We did not give them this subject.
12:10They are ticked off about a certain subject.
12:12We try our best because when they're finished,
12:14the studio audience will have a chance
12:16with their voting machines
12:17to decide who did the best job.
12:19And for that person,
12:20we have an extra fantasy gift for that winner.
12:23So, first of all, Susan Sher?
12:25Yes.
12:26You're in sales.
12:27You like to scuba dive, swim, surfing.
12:28And what are you upset about?
12:30Dumb blondes that make it really tough
12:32for those of us who are not.
12:34Sounds good to me.
12:39All right. Go ahead, Susan Sher.
12:42When you're female and you walk out into the world
12:44with blonde hair and blue eyes,
12:45people just naturally assume you're dumb and incompetent.
12:48And it's not so.
12:49Lady with the blonde hair, am I right?
12:50It's not so.
12:51There are intelligent ones.
12:53We're out there balancing our own checkbooks,
12:56changing our own oil,
12:58and then comes some blonde waiting for her boyfriend
13:00to come over to change the light bulb.
13:02And I'm not making that one up.
13:04And we're not going to take it anymore.
13:06Right, lady with the blonde hair?
13:08There are intelligent ones.
13:10It really bothers me that there are people upholding that.
13:13Thank you. Thank you very much.
13:14Come right here.
13:16Very nice.
13:17And you, by the way, you woke up that woman with the blonde hair.
13:21All right.
13:22Thank you, Sue.
13:23Hiya, Jerry, from Brooklyn, New York.
13:25How are you?
13:26I used to get applause on radio.
13:27I remember that.
13:28You make stained glass windows,
13:29you play the phonograph,
13:30and what are you upset about, my friend?
13:31Have you seen the price of candy bars
13:33when you go into a movie theater today,
13:34what they want to get for that?
13:36I tell you, if I had a chance to get on this show,
13:39that would probably be one of my faves.
13:41Go get them, Jerry Fagin.
13:42I go to movies often,
13:43and I really get angry when I have to go to the snack bar
13:46and I see a $0.25 bar of candy that's $0.75 or $0.85.
13:50Absolutely.
13:51Yeah.
13:52They get enough money just to walk into the theater.
13:55I want to start a grassroots movement of candy lovers
13:57who love movies to revolt against these prices.
14:00Absolutely.
14:01Yeah.
14:02Absolutely.
14:03Great.
14:05And we're going to get this thing going.
14:06We're going to get these prices down to where they should be.
14:08The price of movies are enough.
14:10Let's have no subsidies of the movies by the candies.
14:13Absolutely.
14:14Thank you very much, Jerry.
14:15Come on over here.
14:16Yes.
14:17And if you feel that way, like Jerry Fagin.
14:21Hello, Tina Marie Ivey.
14:22Hi.
14:23You're a student.
14:24You like to sing, dance, theater arts,
14:25and you're upset about something.
14:26That's why you're here.
14:27Express lines in supermarkets.
14:29What do you mean, express lines in supermarkets?
14:31I think they're very convenient.
14:32They're not at all.
14:33In fact, they're not express at all.
14:34What do you mean?
14:35You go in and you have somebody with more items
14:37than they say they can have.
14:38Oh, I see what upsets you.
14:40Okay, express lines, of course.
14:42Of course.
14:44I hate being in a hurry while in an express line of a supermarket
14:49because no matter what happens,
14:51even though the signs are flashing off and on
14:53telling you no checks
14:54and a certain amount of items that are regarded in the supermarket,
14:58there's always some meager brain in front of you
15:01who's always thinking you need at least four items more than recommended
15:04and has to write a check.
15:06But you have to go get the manager to obsess this check
15:10and then the supermarket doesn't even uphold the express line, do they?
15:14Really?
15:16Thank you, Susan.
15:17Thank you, my love.
15:18Well, all right, all right.
15:21On the pedestal there.
15:23We call these our fantasy soapbox.
15:25Now, you've all had your fantasy come true.
15:27Now it's time to find out who gets the extra fantasy.
15:30If you believe it's Susan, press number one.
15:33Remember, Susan hates blondes who give smart blondes a bad name.
15:38All right?
15:39And Jerry, the high cost of food and candy in motion picture theaters.
15:42That would be number two.
15:44But if it's the express lines in the supermarkets,
15:46then you want to go with number three and Tina Marie Ivey.
15:49One, two, three.
15:50Audience, vote.
15:53All right.
15:56You just lit it up, Jerry.
15:58Thank you, Susan.
15:59Thank you very much.
16:02And thank you, Tina Marie.
16:04Thank you all.
16:05All right.
16:06Well, we have something extra for you here.
16:08Congratulations.
16:09Jerry is the winner of Fantasy Forum.
16:11Most of the time, don't read the cards.
16:13I read the cards.
16:14You look like I know what I'm doing.
16:16Just face the camera here.
16:18As the winner of Fantasy Forum,
16:20As the winner of Fantasy Forum,
16:22most of your movie problems will soon be gone with the wind.
16:25See, it doesn't look like I'm reading, does it?
16:27Of course not.
16:28Why?
16:29Because we're going to give you, I can't even read,
16:31because we're going to give you a gift certificate
16:33for your very own king-size popcorn maker.
16:35Thank you, Jerry.
16:36Thank you very much.
16:37Thank you, Jerry.
16:38Thank you, Tina Marie.
16:39Thank you, Tina Marie.
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17:28Hey, here's another fantasy we recently heard about.
17:31It came from a lady who we invited to join us
17:34in our studio audience.
17:35Come on down.
17:36But we say, Mary Super, come on up, right up here.
17:38Come on, Mary.
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17:43Nice to see you.
17:44Now, Mary, I understand you have a fantasy
17:46that has to do with Jed Allen, right?
17:49Who portrays Don Craig of Days of Our Lives.
17:51Why Jed Allen?
17:52Well, it's the Days of Our Lives, first of all,
17:54is the only soap I've ever washed in my entire life.
17:57Washed it for seven years.
17:58And Don Craig, or Jed Allen,
18:01has been my favorite actor on that show
18:03ever since I started watching it.
18:04He happens to be a pal of mine.
18:05He's really cute, isn't he?
18:06Oh, he's a dog.
18:07He's tall and he's gorgeous.
18:08Well, we knew about this ahead of time,
18:10so we arranged for Jed to talk with you on the phone,
18:12and we've got him on the phone right now.
18:14So let me check.
18:15Jed?
18:16Yes, hello, Peter.
18:17Hi, this is Big Pete.
18:18Listen, I have some big surprise for you.
18:21We have one of your biggest fans,
18:22a beautiful young lady by the name of Mary Super.
18:24Mary, say hello to Jed Allen.
18:26Hi, Mary.
18:27Hi, Jed.
18:28Are you really one of the biggest fans of the show and me?
18:30I sure am.
18:31I've watched it for seven years straight,
18:33and I try not to miss an episode.
18:34Well, I'll tell you something.
18:35I am so terribly flattered.
18:37I'd really like to meet you,
18:38but I kind of, I don't know,
18:40I thought of kind of a nice place to meet,
18:42and maybe it would interest you.
18:43Would you like to come up to my beach house?
18:45Sure, why not?
18:47Well, it's up north,
18:49and I have a house on the beach,
18:50and it's a lovely house,
18:51and we can cavort in the water and the sand
18:54and run our toes in the sand
18:55like the sands of the hourglass,
18:57you know, that kind of thing.
18:58In all seriousness, I really mean this,
19:00I would, and I'm terribly flattered,
19:02that you want to meet me,
19:03and I would love to do a scene with you.
19:05Maybe we can write something up there,
19:06and maybe we can put it on film or something,
19:08and maybe we can show it on the air sometime.
19:10Who knows? It would be kind of fun.
19:11Hey, sounds great.
19:12And I'd love to say hello to you sometime.
19:14Can we do it real soon?
19:15Sure.
19:16Okay.
19:17Anytime.
19:18It was nice talking to you.
19:19Nice talking to you, too.
19:20Thank you, Jed, you romantic devil, you.
19:22I'll tell you.
19:23Well, Mary, that was your friendship, Alan.
19:26You know, something just occurred to me, though.
19:31Just fantasize here for just a moment.
19:33I mean, how are you going to react
19:35when Jed takes you into his arms
19:37and does all of those wonderful things?
19:40How do you think he'll react?
19:42I'll probably pass out.
19:43Well, let's find out.
19:44All right?
19:45Jed, where are you?
19:47To the magic center.
19:48Come over here, ladies and gentlemen.
19:58That was fun.
19:59That really was.
20:01Now, here's what we want you to do.
20:02We want you to take Mary to her fantasy day,
20:05and I'm sure you'll give one of your great performances up there.
20:08I certainly will.
20:09You better, because I tell you,
20:10we're going to send the fantasy crew,
20:11and they're going to be there to record every moment of it,
20:14and we're going to show it on a future show.
20:17I didn't know that for sure.
20:19I really didn't.
20:20And don't tell Toby.
20:21We'll keep it quiet.
20:22Toby, who?
20:23Get out of here.
20:24Thank you, Jed, Alan.
20:25Thank you, Mary, so much.
20:26Have fun.
20:28Stay tuned, because this man is in for the fantasy surprise of his life,
20:32and the young performer gets a chance of a lifetime
20:35in your fantasy spotlight.
20:39Just a little reminder,
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20:43with just one blistering sunburn.
20:46Hey, man.
20:47Ow!
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20:49Call the Skin Cancer Foundation.
20:55Just a little reminder,
20:56that one in five Americans will get skin cancer.
20:59The major cause is exposure to the sun.
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21:38I didn't mean anything.
21:39It's just you're getting so angry.
21:41That's enough!
21:42Enough! Enough!
21:43Ow!
21:44Enough!
21:45I'm gonna give you something to scream about!
21:47Get over here!
21:52Get up!
21:53I can't!
21:54I'm calling you! Get up!
21:55I can't!
21:57Stop crying!
21:58You're asking for it again!
22:01Stop crying!
22:04For information about how you can help stop domestic violence, call us.
22:12Second chance.
22:13How many times have you said it, thought it, or if only had a second chance,
22:17to do something that's really important, or to undo something?
22:21You know, there's been a lot of songs written about it, plays and books,
22:24and who knows, maybe right here in our audience is somebody who's about to get a second chance.
22:29That person doesn't know it, but miracles are so close.
22:33So let's see who we have out here.
22:36Excuse me, could you stand up?
22:40What's your name?
22:41George Bagwell.
22:43Well, George, do you, and is this your wife?
22:45Yes.
22:46Rosalyn Bagwell.
22:47Well, do you have a second chance story, maybe, that you could tell us?
22:50Well, I had a second chance, if that's what you want.
22:53She was the first girl I dated in high school.
22:56And then after we got out of high school, we went our separate ways,
23:00until just before our 40th anniversary of our class graduation.
23:05Well, she and I worked on having that together.
23:09I lived in New Jersey, she lived in Texas.
23:11Uh-huh, and you worked on it together.
23:13Together, and put it together, and then during that time,
23:15we began to talk about more and more than the party.
23:19And we were married in January of last year.
23:21Oh, my goodness, isn't that wonderful?
23:24We had seen each other one minute in 40 years.
23:27You had seen each other one minute in 40 years,
23:29and love bloomed immediately again.
23:31Isn't that fabulous?
23:32Well, that's a wonderful story.
23:34Sit down.
23:35Isn't that terrific?
23:36Now, maybe there's somebody else here.
23:38Let's see.
23:40Second chance.
23:41Excuse me.
23:42Oh, do you have a second chance?
23:43Come on, stand up.
23:44Let me find out your name.
23:46What's your name?
23:47Jimmy Epps.
23:48And?
23:49Connie Epps.
23:50Well, maybe you have a second chance story that you could tell us.
23:52I'd like one for my husband.
23:54Really?
23:55Well, tell us.
23:56Well, my husband hasn't seen his real mother,
23:58his birth mother, in over 28 years.
24:01And I'd really like to have him see her.
24:04Well, tell us the story, Jim.
24:06You haven't seen your mother in 28 years.
24:08Why?
24:10Well, why did you get me into this?
24:14Well, Connie, you tell us the story.
24:16Well, 28 years ago, he was adopted.
24:19Well, first off, his real mother, his birth mother, lives in France, okay?
24:24His dad was an American soldier, stationed in France,
24:27met and fell in love with a woman in France, and married.
24:32And then what happened after that?
24:34Well, he came back to the United States and brought her back with him.
24:37And they had three children, and Jim was one of them.
24:40Yes, gorgeous too, let me tell you.
24:44Anyway, they got a divorce,
24:46and my husband was adopted by the neighbors.
24:49Oh, so in other words, your mother remarried and she moved away,
24:53and you were with the neighbors.
24:55You didn't go live with your mother then?
24:57No.
24:58And they were adopted by the neighbors.
25:00And then did you and your mother keep in contact, or you didn't keep up with it?
25:05Well, not for a long time, because I had a little bit of resentment.
25:11Well, how old were you when she went away?
25:14Five, I think, somewhere around there.
25:16So, in other words, you would like to probably have a second chance maybe with your mother, huh?
25:22Now, where is your mother now? Is she here in America, or is she...
25:24She's in France.
25:25She's in France.
25:26So, really, your fantasy probably for him would be maybe that he would be reunited with his mother.
25:32Exactly.
25:33Oh, that would be wonderful.
25:34Well, you know, I can understand, you know, trying to see your mother in France.
25:39It's very expensive.
25:40What kind of work do you do?
25:42I am a subcontractor.
25:44Uh-huh. And do you work, too?
25:46Yes, I'm a receptionist for KLT.
25:47Do you have any children?
25:48We have two. We have children.
25:50So, it's very expensive probably to go to France.
25:53Well, then, probably, your second chance would be to see your mother,
25:56and your fantasy would be that you could afford maybe save...
25:59Yes.
26:00Yes, since you can't save it.
26:01Well, I think that would be a wonderful idea.
26:03Who knows? Maybe that your mother is right here.
26:06Maybe she came from France.
26:07What about Mrs. Denise Bijot?
26:10Mrs. Denise Bijot?
26:24Oh, isn't this wonderful?
26:26See, ladies and gentlemen, in any language you can have a fantasy, right?
26:30Isn't that beautiful?
26:32Oh, my God.
26:37Someone out there needs help, and you've decided to save them.
26:41Every year, thousands of people die waiting for organ and tissue transplants.
26:46To be a donor, even if you've signed something,
26:49you must tell your family now so they can carry out your decision later.
26:54Otherwise, it's like throwing a 12-foot rope to someone who's 15 feet away.
27:02Share your life. Share your decision.
27:06Which child deserves to be read to?
27:10This one?
27:13Or is it this one?
27:15Which child will learn to use a toothbrush?
27:19Who will have a chance to sing?
27:21The choice is yours.
27:23Volunteer for Head Start.
27:25With your help, more low-income preschool children can get what other children already have.
27:30Change the world of a child, and you change the world.
27:34It's a fact. Some people are bigger.
27:40Some people are stronger.
27:46Some people are faster.
27:52But nobody, absolutely nobody, is better.
28:01Hate hurts everybody.
28:12Jeanine woke up in a blue sweat with one thing echoing through her brain.
28:16Who is this guy in her bathroom?
28:19Meanwhile, Barry was thinking, whose bathroom am I in?
28:24Jeanine remembered going to the party the night before and getting smashed out of her mind.
28:29Barry remembered getting drunk and acting really stupid.
28:32Eventually, the whole evening came back.
28:35Oh, I must be really stupid.
28:38I must be really dumb.
28:40What did I do? How did I get myself into this?
28:43What did I do? How did I get myself into this?
28:46What about...
28:47What about...
28:48What about AIDS?
28:51Then they both realized, much to their relief, that unlike the rest of us, they were just cartoons.
28:58Get high.
28:59Get stupid.
29:00Get AIDS.
29:05Kids do say the darnedest things, and we've captured them on home video.
29:09Bill Cullen proves there's nothing funnier than child's play.
29:12Next on Game Show Network.
29:15And now, back to fantasy where dreams do come true.
29:20I hope you were with us yesterday because we visited with Sylvester Stallone
29:25and discovered that he's living out his real-life fantasy through heavyweight contender Lee John Canelito.
29:30And today we join Sylvester and find out what he's got in store for Lee's career.
29:34Let's watch.
29:36Make it sing, that's right.
29:39Lee is 28 years old now, and I believe that within 10 to 14 months,
29:46he'll be ready to make a bid, a serious bid for the championship of the world.
29:51You know what's so interesting about Lee is that he is not just an athlete and a boxer.
29:55He has the looks to be a movie star or a model,
29:59and so the combination I find really so unusual in today's sports.
30:06No, I don't really look at myself as a pretty boy.
30:11I'm just in boxing, and I'm trying to win the heavyweight champion of the world and be a champion.
30:18And as far as being an image, people are going to tag you with certain images or logos or whatever they do,
30:26but I'm not really looking for that.
30:28I'm just looking to become a good fighter and trying to win the title.
30:32The only kind of advice you give a man like Lee is just that you're with him, you believe in him,
30:40and that you have my backing.
30:44You have the total support, 100%.
30:47I don't try to give him any technical advice.
30:50I leave that to Richard Cicchetti, the trainer.
30:52I don't try to give him any financial advice or spiritual advice.
30:56All I can say is I believe in you, and I trust you, and I know you'll do the right thing.
31:05The eye of the tiger is something that goes through your mind and your whole body.
31:10When you're out training for an event, it's like that hunger, that drive, and determination that you feel in yourself.
31:19And when you're out fighting an opponent, you're looking at him, you're staring him in the eye and everything.
31:28Having the eye of the tiger does have an edge over anyone.
31:40The Eye of the Tiger
32:11The Eye of the Tiger
32:29The day that Lee fights for the heavyweight championship, I will be with him ringside, spewing my heart out with the rest of the nation.
32:37Well, that was a neat segment. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
32:41And our thanks to Sylvester Stallone.
32:43And we're going to follow Lee Jon's career and report on it from time to time right here on ...
32:48Fantasy.
32:49You got it.
32:51Next, a lucky member of the audience gets a chance at a fantasy gift of a lifetime.
33:01Korea.
33:02Taiwan.
33:03In a recent worldwide educational test, the United States did rank first ...
33:06Russia.
33:07Hungary.
33:08... or second.
33:09Slovenia.
33:10Or even third.
33:11Spain.
33:12We came in 14th.
33:13The United States.
33:14And 14th is no place for our kids to be.
33:17Call 1-800-96-PROMISE and we'll give you lots of ways to help our kids move forward again.
33:24Just like moon and like sun, with the certainty of tides, just like hope springing out, still I rise.
33:39Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, I am the hope and the dream of the slave.
33:48And so, I rise.
33:51I rise.
33:53I rise.
33:59I've had the same friends since I was a little kid.
34:01But this year, some of them started playing with these other kids.
34:04But they weren't like us.
34:05They were, you know, different.
34:08And I heard my big brother saying some pretty bad stuff about people like them.
34:12But they seemed pretty cool.
34:13And we had a pretty good time.
34:15So, well, maybe my brother doesn't know everything.
34:18Hey, Carlos! Come on! We need you!
34:20Don't be afraid!
34:21Be your friend!
34:28Mm-hmm. Two o'clock. Okay.
34:31Your employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserve may seem different.
34:36They may work a little harder, be more confident, more willing to make the extra effort to get the job done right.
34:44So, when your employees need time off to serve, remember, it's not just good for our country.
34:49It's good for your business.
34:51Glad you could all make it.
35:04And now it's time for one of our fun fantasies, Where We Go Shopping.
35:08Today, we have four fabulous fantasy gift items, and we're going to take a look at them right now.
35:13First, here's a beautiful stereo for your home. It's valued at $560.
35:19Our next gift item is this functional vacuum cleaner with a retail value of $800.
35:25And next, here is a fabulous fur and a fabulous model.
35:29Total value, $1,100.
35:32Mm-hmm.
35:34I'm impressed.
35:36And finally, it's a trip for two for one full week to spectacular London, England.
35:42Retail value, $3,200.
35:45All sold.
35:47Items valued over $5,500.
35:50All righty.
35:51Now, we have selected four people whose fantasies are to go on a shopping spree where they don't have to pay the bill.
35:56Sound like fun?
35:57Well, it's going to be fun for them.
35:58All they have to do is just come right here on the fantasy stage, choose an item they want, and it's theirs.
36:04Except for the one catch that I'll explain in just a moment.
36:07Let's meet our players.
36:08First of all, just one name from Belgium.
36:11Diamant.
36:12Where's Diamant?
36:13From Cleveland, Ohio, Patty Lee.
36:18Patty Lee.
36:20Where's Patty?
36:21All righty.
36:22From Anthony, Rhode Island, it's John Skorski.
36:25Hi, Dave.
36:27Hiya, John.
36:28Good to see you.
36:29And Karen Ochoa.
36:32Karen, where is Karen Ochoa?
36:33Come up here on our fantasy stage.
36:35Could y'all move over just a second?
36:38Hi, Karen.
36:39Stand right over there.
36:40Are you really from Belgium?
36:42Yes.
36:43And are you visiting here?
36:44Business, what?
36:45No, vacationing.
36:46Well, congratulations.
36:47Welcome to fantasy, and good luck, all right?
36:49Just one name.
36:50Diamant, the first or last name?
36:51Martin.
36:52Oh, Diamant Martin.
36:53This is Diamant.
36:54I thought maybe you were after a little Liberace's job.
36:56Hello.
36:57You are at stage right here.
36:58Patty Lee?
36:59Yes, I am.
37:00Patty, are you visiting us, or do you live in California?
37:01I'm visiting.
37:02From where?
37:03From Virginia.
37:04Oh, that's a lovely state.
37:05I'm a West Virginia boy, so I love it back there.
37:06Good luck to you.
37:07And we have a gentleman here from where?
37:08Anthony, Rhode Island.
37:09I see.
37:10And your name is?
37:11John Skorsky.
37:12John, welcome to the show.
37:13And finally, from where?
37:14Pasadena.
37:15Oh, a local lady.
37:16Finally, Karen, is it Ochoa?
37:17Ochoa.
37:18All right, let me tell you how the game works, all right?
37:19First of all, the gifts are yours for the asking, but here's the catch that I was talking
37:20about a little earlier.
37:21If any two or more of you choose the same gift, nobody gets that gift.
37:22Now, we want you to choose the same gift.
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38:34Thank you very much, Bill.
38:35And thank you, Diamant.
38:36Come back here.
38:37And now, Patty, would you go back and vote?
38:38It can be anything.
38:39The stereo, the trip.
38:40It can be anything you want.
38:41Like Filter Queen's bagless cleaner helps purify room air.
38:42Quiet, powerful design, breezy handling with all the attachments you may need.
38:43Furnished by Filter Queen.
38:44All righty.
38:45Thank you, Patty.
38:46You're back in the line.
38:47And now, Mr. Skorsky, your turn.
38:48You vote.
38:49All righty?
38:50Maybe for this luxurious natural fox fur designed with the elegant lady in mind by Davini.
38:51For Dicker and Dicker, you vote.
38:52All righty?
38:53Maybe for this luxurious natural fox fur designed with the elegant lady in mind by Davini.
38:54For Dicker and Dicker, you vote.
38:55All righty?
38:56Maybe for this luxurious natural fox fur designed with the elegant lady in mind by Davini.
38:57For Dicker and Dicker of Beverly Hills.
38:58Oh, yes.
38:59Dicker and Dicker.
39:00I love them.
39:01Love them.
39:02Love them.
39:03All righty.
39:04John, it's finished.
39:05So, Karen, you choose your gift.
39:06Hopefully, you don't match anybody.
39:07And finally, the elegant Selfridge Hotel in the heart of London's West End offers traditional
39:08comfort and customary English hospitality.
39:09It's home of the famous Fletcher's Dining Room, where foods and wine are for the discriminating
39:10class.
39:11And finally, the elegant Selfridge Hotel in the heart of London's West End offers traditional
39:12comfort and customary English hospitality.
39:13It's home of the famous Fletcher's Dining Room, where foods and wine are for the discriminating
39:14class.
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39:16comfort and customary English hospitality.
39:17It's home of the famous Fletcher's Dining Room, where foods and wine are for the discriminating
39:18class.
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39:20comfort and customary English hospitality.
39:21It's home of the famous Fletcher's Dining Room, where foods and wine are for the discriminating
39:22class.
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39:24comfort and customary English hospitality.
39:25It's home of the famous Fletcher's Dining Room, where foods and wine are for the discriminating
39:26class.
39:27And finally, the elegant Selfridge Hotel in the heart of London's West End offers traditional
39:28comfort and customary English hospitality.
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43:01In case you haven't noticed, there's a whole generation out there that's trying to tell
43:07us something about getting along.
43:08Hate is an old idea.
43:09You know, being a performer, I guess this will probably be my favorite segment.
43:10Oh, yeah.
43:11Fantasy Spotlight.
43:12Mine, too.
43:13Yeah.
43:14You got your start on television.
43:15How old were you?
43:16I was...
43:17Well, my real professional shot was at 15.
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