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Fantasy Island Season 1 Episode 3
Flamboyant, eccentric Eileen wants to spend time with her estranged daughter and her family, but they refuse to see her. Disillusioned physics professor Charles wants to know if there is something more out there.
Serie: Fantasy Island
Director: Edmundo H. Rodríguez, Kimberly McCullough
Guest Star: Cliff Chamberlain, Debbi Morgan, John Gabriel Rodriquez, Kamori Clark-McGeoy, Katira Maria, Mieko Hillman, Rodrigo Rojas
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