directed by - bob claver
written by - wendy kout & george zateslo
air date - april 15, 1982
filming location - la, ca (paramount studios)
                               boulder, co
production companies - henderson production company
                                            miller-milkis productions
                                            paramount television
distribution by - abc (television)
                            paramount home video (dvd)

Both Mearth and Mork fall asleep while Mindy is recalling her favorite fairy tales and childhood fantasies of spinning straw into gold and living in a castle. Next thing Mindy knows - unless she's dreaming - is that Mork and Mearth have made three tons of gold. It turns out that the Orkan has learned how to make the precious metal from polyester, buys Mindy a 60-room mansion where she can stable her new horse and hires tennis star Tracy Austin as son Mearth's tennis coach. Mork presents her with jewels, the white horse of her fantasy, golden clothing and the mansion staffed with servants headed by Quentin, and including a jester and a very tall librarian, Miss Beasley. Mindy has had it with high living when she finds Mearth playing a game of human checkers with Quentin. Mearth is unhappy because he never sees his father any more. But Fred, who has received a gift Rolls from Mork, won't let Mindy say a word against him.

                                                    

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mindy
The maiden told Rumplestilskin that the king would behead her if she hadn't spun the straw into gold by dawn, Rumplestilskin offered to save her in exchange for her first born.
mearth
You know something mommy, I have heard this story so many times. That's where the maiden remembers Rumplestilskin's name and marries the prince, end of story.
mork
That's not how it ends, is it Mind?
mindy
I'm afraid so.
mork
Mearth! You ruined that story for me! You know something? You wanna know what I know about Santa Clause?!