History Awesome / AmazingStories1985

* The episode "The Mission". A UsefulNotes/WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[Series/TwentyFour Kiefer Sutherland]]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill. The gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''[[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve belief]]''.

* "Gather Ye Acorns". Jonathan finds out that after 50 years, [[spoiler: his comics and collector's items are worth a ''fortune''.]] The CastingGag of Creator/MarkHamill in the role fits perfectly.

* Kris Kringle and Bobby managing to escape cynical Sheriff Smyvie. All thanks to his sleigh and the flying reindeer.

* The episode "The Mission". A UsefulNotes/WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[Series/TwentyFour Kiefer Sutherland]]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''[[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve belief]]''.

* The episode "The Mission". A UsefulNotes/WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[Series/TwentyFour Kiefer Sutherland]]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* The episode "The Mission". A UsefulNotes/WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[TwentyFour Kiefer Sutherland]]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* "Gather Ye Acorns". Jonathan finds out that after 50 years, [[spoiler: his comics and collector's items are worth a ''fortune''.]]

* The episode "The Mission". A WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[TwentyFour Kiefer Sutherland]]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* The episode "The Mission". A WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[{{24}} Kiefer Sutherland]]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* The episode "The Mission". A WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''[[{{24}} Kiefer Sutherland]'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* The episode "The Mission". A WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''Kiefer Sutherland'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, the gunner starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works'' -- by actually ''creating'' a pair of cartoon wheels underneath the plane. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* The episode "The Mission". A WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them (''Kiefer Sutherland'', no less) is just about to give him a MercyKill, he starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works''. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

** Bonus: JohnWilliams' (THE JohnWilliams') scoring of this scene.

* The episode "The Mission". A WW2 bomber's belly-turret gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no-win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane can't lower its landing gear due to battle damage. After his friends try everything else, and one of them is just about to give him a MercyKill, he starts drawing big cartoony wheels for the bomber and tells the pilot to try lowering them one more time. And it ''works''. Twenty-odd tons of bomber, held up (for a few crucial minutes) by nothing but imagination and ''belief''.

* The episode "The Mission" A man in a air force bomber's belly gunner (and amateur artist) is caught in a no win scenario when he's trapped in his seat and the plane has no wheels for landing. After listening to the mantra "if you believe in something enough, it'll happen" He starts drawing wheel's for the plain and tells the piolt to try lowering them. [[spoiler:And the crazy scheme works!]]