This episode of "Amazing Stories" was directed by Burt Reynolds. Because of this, it's not at all surprising that Dom DeLuise, Loni Anderson and Charles Nelson Reilly (Reynold's friends and wife at the time) are in this one.
This episode is a comedy-romance, not at all like you'd expect from "Amazing Stories". There is no huge twist or strange "Twilight Zone" sort of aspect to the tale. Instead, it's a silly story about the personifications of emotions. One, Guilt (DeLuise) is having a bad run lately and his boss (Charles Durning) orders him to take a vacation. There he meets and falls in love with Love (Anderson) and the story is rather charming AND silly.
This episode is a comedy-romance, not at all like you'd expect from "Amazing Stories". There is no huge twist or strange "Twilight Zone" sort of aspect to the tale. Instead, it's a silly story about the personifications of emotions. One, Guilt (DeLuise) is having a bad run lately and his boss (Charles Durning) orders him to take a vacation. There he meets and falls in love with Love (Anderson) and the story is rather charming AND silly.