What's your favorite episode?

I don't know if I have the episode name right, but I believe it was called "Without Emily" about a young girl that wanders off at a picnic, never to be seen again and assumed dead. Many years later, the girls parent's have still never forgotten her, although the mother is close to dying. Emily appears, as young as ever, to her aged father, and takes her mother to the other side because it was her time to go. Although saddened, the father knows he'll be with them someday. The young girl leaves a memento behind: the gold locket she was wearing when she disappeared. Simple moral: all of our loved ones that have died before us remain very much alive in our minds and hearts so long as we let them--they're not all that far away.

I have 2 favorites: 1 is the one where the little boy Jonah is negelected by his parents who have no interest in him and he is born again to a new parent.

2 is the one where the girl is secretly being filmed for a movie that she has no idea she is the star of.

SciFi has been showing a lot of marathons lately-they had one today and I was tickled!

No one seems to have referenced this one, so I wonder if it actually was an episode on the show...

It was a bit cheesy in parts, but remarkably sweet and amusing in its own way. It was this old washed up magician, (he must have been in his 60s or 70s or so if memory serves). His tricks are old and stale and he's going to be fired, and everyone's telling him to quit. One night while he's on stage, and fouling up in a big way, this magical deck of cards he has somehow saves his career by doing all these fantastic flying/floating tricks in midair, to the amazement of the entire audience.
He tries to do a couple more shows, but then realises he needs to retire, and has to say goodbye to his audience. He gives a very odd little speech at his final show (for some reason, watching it as a kid, it sort of moved me :D) about leaving and sometimes having to step down, and then goes out in a flourish with a really well executed card trick featuring the entire deck.

Does anyone remember this episode? Alongwith "The Mission" It's the only one that still sticks in my mind!

This was a great thread. Just reading the list of everyone's favorites episodes takes me back to Sunday nights. Many of my favorites have already been mentioned (MummyDaddy, Family Dog, Dorothy & Ben, You Gotta Believe Me, etc).
The one that I haven't seen, that sticks with me the most, is one that I can't remember the name of. It's the one where Mark Hamill gets advice from that troll-fairy to save all of his "treasures". At the end of the show, he's broke and homeless and then winds up selling his antiques to make a fortune. I just LOVE that one!!

It has to be 'Mummy Daddy' What a riot. Can anyone spot an artifact from Indiana Jones in this episode? I'm almost sure its from it. Let me know what you think...

Ojkay!!! Listen I have been looking everywhere for an episode, but I am not sure if it is Tales or Amazing TV show. Its about a mentally challenged boy and he lives with his parents. He has teh powers to bring things to life just by looking at pictures of them. His parents will let him see a picture of a doughnut after supper and then he brings it from the photo. Later he starts to bring things back without having to look at the pictures and it gets really weird after that. Does anyonw know what I am talking about? I know it was from the mid 80s.

Guys I need help with a episode, I'm almost positive this was a Amazing Stories thing. I can't remember it was so long ago. Anyways, a couple buys a old house that has a well. The husband treats his wife like crap. When they go to see if there's water in the well, they lower a bucket and something grabs the rope at the bottom. They bring it up and there's a note that says send food. So they lower down a sandwich and when they bring it back up there's gold coins in the bucket. They lower down a turkey and bring up and the bucket has more treasures. The guy wants to know what's down there so he takes a metal drum and puts a bunch of flash lights in it with a camera. Lowers it and all of a sudden the rope almost breaks off you hear these awful noises, when he brings it back up, all the flash lights are gone, and the camera is out. A note says, please, just send more food. The guy gets mad and decides he's going to go down himself. He gets all dressed up with a gas mask and guns and stuff. His wife lowers him down. and then she doesn't hear anything for awhile. Hours go by and she starts screaming his name, nothing. She brings him back up and he looks like he's still on the rope all decked out his his gear. Then she touches his mask and all these gold coins come falling out. She opens his jacket and it's filled with treasure and coins with a note, that says, thank you for the food, out of all the things you've sent, we liked this best.

"gather ye acorns" with mark hamill and the troll and his comic book collection was always my favorite. it stayed with me for years.