OPEN POST: Robin Williams Grows Big For Teri Garr In Shelly Duvall's First "Faerie Tale Theatre!"

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Did you know? All episodes of Shelly Duvall's charming "Faerie Tale Theatre" Showtime series are free to download at The Internet Archive, including the first episode, "The Tale Of the Frog Prince," which stars Terri Garr as a petulant princess. Also on hand is Robin Williams, who first appears in a skintight green leotard as a frog, then transforms with a single kiss into his furry self, wearing a wig that's likely from The Raquel Welch collection. 

The digitized episodes are excellent quality (far superior to the ones on YouTube) and each one is chock-a-block with starry guest stars. 

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