Subject: BEWITCHED Season 3 Episode Descriptions
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THIRD SEASON (1966-1967) First Season Filmed in Color

75. "NOBODY'S PERFECT" (9-15-66)

NOTE: 1st color episode

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery

Darrin - Dick York
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
Endora - Agnes Moorehead

DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Mark Robbins - David Lewis
Dr. Koblin -
Lindsay Workman
ROBERT Q. LEWIS as Diego Fenman

SYNOPSIS

Soon after Dr. Koblin reports that Tabatha is a perfectly normal baby,
Samantha sees a toy pony floating in the air to Tabatha when she wiggles her
fingers, and realizes that the baby has inherited her witchcraft. Endora is
delighted, but Samantha worries how to break the news to Darrin. Larry Tate
brings Mark Robbins, a client, to the Stephens home to discuss a new image for
his product - truck transmissions. When Robbins sees Tabatha he decides she is
just the image he wants for his product. Darrin agrees to have Tabatha pose for
Diego Fenman, a leading baby photographer. After staying awake all night
rehearsing a speech to break the news about Tabatha's witchcraft to Darrin,
Samantha falls asleep.

Darrin takes Tabatha to Diego's studio. Diego insists an being alone with
Tabatha while he photographs her. As toys float through the air whenever the
baby twitches her nose, Diego thinks he is going mad. Tate and Robbins are
impressed with the pictures in which objects are suspended without the use of
wires. Darrin voices the hope that Tabatha will grow up just like her mother.
Samantha, who still hasn't found the courage to inform Darrin about Tabatha,
tells him he is sure to get his wish.

Written by: Doug Tibbles

Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

76. "THE MOMENT OF TRUTH" (9-22-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Tabatha -
Erin Murphy
Louise Tate - Kasey Rogers
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate

MARION LORNE as Aunt Clara

SYNOPSIS

Samantha still hasn't found the courage to tell Darrin Tabatha is a witch.
When the baby, using her witchcraft , turns the living room into a mess, Aunt
Clara is sure her own failing powers are responsible. Larry and Louise Tate
arrive to help celebrate the Stephens' anniversary. As Tabatha practices her
witchcraft in her crib, things start moving in the living room downstairs.
Following a toy pony which floats upstairs into the baby's crib, Darrin finally
realizes his daughter is a witch, but tries to hide his shock from Samantha.
Darrin and Samantha have their hands full trying to keep the Tates from
discovering the truth about Tabatha.

To get Larry to leave, Samantha uses her own magic to convince him that he
has had too much to drink. Then she reassures Aunt Clara that she was not
responsible for the untidy living room. Aunt Clara is overjoyed to have another
witch in the family, the first of the new generation. Darrin, reconciled to the
truth, tells Samantha its been so wonderful living with one witch, it should be
twice as wonderful living with two.

Written by: - David V. Robison &
John L. Greene
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

77. "WITCHES AND WARLOCKS ARE MY FAVORITE THINGS" (9-29-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York

Endora - Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry
Tate
ESTELLE WINWOOD as Enchantra
RETA SHAW as Hagatha
MARION LORNE
as Aunt Clara
MAURICE EVANS as Maurice

SYNOPSIS

Endora tells Samantha that her aunts are coming to the Stephens' home to test
Tabatha's powers of witchcraft. First Aunt Clara comes down the chimney. Then
Aunt Hagatha and Aunt Enchantra appear. When Samantha wishes her father were
present, Maurice sweeps in. Endora and Maurice quarrel and Maurice leaves for a
performance of "Faust," in Vienna. During the test, Tabatha thrills her
great-aunts with the display of her powers. Hearing strange voices when he
phones, Darrin tells Samantha he is coming home. At that, the phone cord loops
itself around Darrin and Larry Tate. When they succeed in freeing themselves and
get into the car, it immediately develops four flats.

Darrin finally arrives just Endora declares that it has been decided to
educate Tabatha in Hagatha's school for witches. Outraged when Darrin firmly
takes a stand that Tabatha's education should be decided only by her parents,
Endora, Hagatha and Enchantra pronounce a magic spell. Samantha, Darrin and Aunt
Clara, who has sided with them, find themselves rooted to the floor. When Endora
prepares to leave with Tabatha, Samantha blows a whistle Maurice gave her.
Maurice appears, makes a magic gesture, and the three witches find themselves
shivering on a mountain top. They are brought back by Maurice on condition they
promise not to meddle with his grandchild. Later, Maurice offers Darrin and
Samantha an evening on the town any place in the world while he babysits with
Tabatha.

Written by: David V. Robison & John L. Greene
Directed
by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

78. "ACCIDENTAL TWINS" (10-6-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Louise Tate -
Kasey Rogers
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
MARION
LORNE as Aunt Clara

SYNOPSIS (NOTE: Johnathan's name was originally
"Timothy")

Aunt Clara babysits with Tabatha Stephens and Timothy Tate when their parents
go to the theater. She entertains the babies with magic. Peeping through the
window, Gladys Kravitz is completely befuddled. Her magic dulled by age, Aunt
Clara's spells go awry and suddenly Timothy becomes twins. Aunt Clara can't
remember how to undo the spell. Arriving home, Samantha and Darrin are aghast.
Frantically, they try to keep the Tates from learning what happened to their
baby. Since Larry has to catch an early plane, they persuade the Tates to leave
Timothy overnight.

The next morning, Louise arrives, followed by Larry, whose flight has been
delayed. As the Tates are on the verge of discovering the worst, Samantha
realizes that a youthful Aunt Clara could solve the problem. She uses magic to
make Aunt Clara ten years younger. Aunt Clara pronounces the proper spell and
the twins are just one baby again. Leaving, Larry wishes he had another baby
just like Timothy. Samantha and Darrin exchange weary looks.

Written by:
Howard Leeds
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

79. "A MOST UNUSUAL WOOD NYMPH" (10-13-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Muldoon - Henry Corden
Maid - Jean Blake

KATHLEEN NOLAN as Gerry O'Toole
MICHAEL ANSARA as Rufus The Red

SYNOPSIS

Gerry O'Toole, a beautiful Irish girl who is a friend of Darrin's aunt,
arrives for a visit and announces she plans to stay with the Stephens until she
gets a job. Samantha is curious when Gerry announces she dislikes cats. She is
startled when Gerry re-weaves a hole in Darrin's sweater perfectly. Endora tells
Samantha Gerry is a wood nymph - a mortal enemy of witches. Samantha forces
Gerry to reveal she has come because Darrin's ancestor, Darrin the Bold, slew
Rufus the Red in the 14th Century, and that henceforth all his descendants have
been accursed. Samantha tells Endora she must return to the 14th Century and
remove the curse by stopping Darrin the Bold from slaying Rufus the Red.

Endora casts the spell and returns Samantha to 14th Century Killkarney.
Samantha stops the fatal duel between Darrin and Rufus by convincing each of the
opponents that the other is invincible. Back home, Samantha finds Gerry pursuing
Darrin. Her anger vanishes when she hears Darrin declaring his love for his
wife. Gerry refuses to believe that Samantha has removed the curse. Endora
summons Rufus the Red, who takes Gerry home with him. Later, Samantha wonders
how Darrin would look with his ancestors red hair and mustache. She twitches her
nose and gets the desired effect. Deciding Darrin looks ridiculous, she twitches
again and a puzzled Darrin returns to normal.

Written by: Ed Jurist

Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

80. "ENDORA MOVES IN FOR A SPELL" (10-20-66)

NOTE: First episode with an on-screen credit for Erin Murphy.

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Abner - George Tobias
Gladys - Sandra Gould
Tabatha
- Erin Murphy
Floyd - Paul Smith
Noel - Sid Clute
Desk Sergeant -
Arthur Adams
PAUL LYNDE as Uncle Arthur

SYNOPSIS

Uncle Arthur pops out of a painting in the Stephens home. Samantha tells him
she in trying to stop Endora from encouraging Tabatha to use her witchcraft.
Uncle Arthur's remark that Endora is an "old crone" brings his sister into the
action in a fighting mood. A violent argument erupts and Endora, vowing never to
return, leaves. Time passes and Darrin complains about the influence Uncle
Arthur is having on Tabatha. When he tells Samantha he'd rather have Endora, his
mother-in-law appears. Pointing to a vacant lot, Endora produces a house and
announces she is moving in. Uncle Arthur gestures, and the house disappears. She
calls the police, who send Officers Floyd and Noel to investigate.

Uncle Arthur and Endora continue their quarrel. Samantha, out of patience,
insists they make up. After they leave, Darrin realizes the house is still on
the supposedly vacant lot. When Samantha makes it vanish, Gladys gets hysterical
again. Noel and Floyd decide the less said about it, the better. Later, while
the Stephens enjoy the peace of being alone, Endora pops into a painting in the
hallway. Immediately Uncle Arthur appears in a portrait next to her. Both admit
they don't trust each other, but agree to remain in their frames to keep an eye
on future happenings.

Written by: Robert Riley Crutcher
Directed by:
William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

81. "TWITCH OR TREAT" (10-27-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Abner - George Tobias
Gladys - Sandra Gould

Councilman Green - Jeff De Benning
Himself - Willie Mays
Boris -
Barry Atwater
Morgan - Jim Begg
JOAN HUNTINGTON as Eva
PAUL LYNDE as
Uncle Arthur

SYNOPSIS

Darrin is incensed when Endora makes a house appear on a vacant lot near the
Stephens home for a Halloween party. Uncle Arthur, who is constantly bickering
with his sister, arrives. When Samantha begs her mother to remove the house,
Endora decides to hold her party in the Stephens home and lavishly transforms
the living room. That night, Boris approaches the house with Eva, a black cat.
Before entering, he turns the cat into a beautiful woman. Gladys Kravitz phones
Councilman Green and insists that he investigate the strange happenings. With
champagne and food floating about the room, the party becomes a gala affair.
Samantha has her problems stopping Eva from making a play for Darrin. Councilman
Green and his campaign manager, Morgan, arrive. Darrin spots Willie Mays among
the guests. Samantha assures him that Mays must be one of her group to achieve
his home run record.

Councilman Green and Morgan call off their investigation after Uncle Arthur
has them walking through a non-existent house and falling into the shrubbery in
the Stephens backyard. Endora insists on reciting poetry. Trying to stop her,
Uncle Arthur turns the place into a shambles and Endora vanishes, along with the
party. Later Darrin admits it was the most unusual Halloween party he ever
attended. He crosses his fingers while wishing Endora never returns. Samantha
expresses her surprise that Darrin believes in such silly superstitions.

Written by: Robert Riley Crutcher & James Henerson
Directed by:
William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

82. "DANGEROUS DIAPER DAN" (11-3-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Kimberly - Don Keefer
Mr.
Wright - Alex Gerry
Peterson - Jim Begg
Bartender - Billy Beck

Tabatha - Erin Murphy
MARTY INGELS as Dan

SYNOPSIS

Diaper Dan, secretly working for the A.J. Kimberly Advertising Agency, gives
Samantha a baby rattle. As the rattle is bugged, Dan is able to tape all the
conversation at the Stephens home. Samantha, proud of Darrin's creative ability,
describes his ad campaigns to Endora. Dan tapes it on the recording equipment in
his truck. Larry Tate and Darrin are stunned when Mr. Wright, their new client,
reveals that two of their ideas have already been presented by the Kimberly
Agency. They tear their office apart searching for a hidden mike. Samantha is
angry when Darrin tells her she might be responsible for the leak. When Samantha
and Darrin stop speaking to each other, Dan sends Samantha a bunch of roses, and
Darrin a necktie. They make up and discover that neither sent the other a gift.

When Endora protests her innocence, Samantha phones the florist, and finds
that Diaper Dan ordered the flowers. Checking further, Samantha discovers the
rattle is bugged. She twitches her nose and Dan's truck begins to disintegrate.
Dan blubbers as diapers fly all over the street. Samantha twitches her nose
again, as Dan plays his latest tape for Kimberly, and a stream of baby talk
comes out. The next morning, Darrin reports that Mr. Wright is very happy with
the new campaign. Diaper Dan arrives and tells Samantha that he's spending the
next month in a rest home.

Written by: David Braverman
Directed by:
William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

83. "THE SHORT HAPPY CIRCUIT OF AUNT CLARA" (11-10-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York

Abner - George Tobias
Gladys - Sandra Gould
DAVID WHITE as Larry
Tate
Louise Tate - Kasey Rogers
MacElroy - Arte Julian
Jenkins - Leo
DeLyon
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
REGINALD OWEN as Ocky
MARION LORNE as
Aunt Clara

SYNOPSIS

The Stephens are invited to the Tate home to meet a client, Mr. MacElroy, who
manufactures shoes. Darrin agrees to let Aunt Clara babysit when Samantha tells
him Aunt Clara is sad because she has lost her boy friend, Ocky, a warlock, to a
younger witch. Trying to get Tabatha to sleep, Aunt Clara decides to bring the
piano upstairs. She reduces it to toy size, but it grows as she carries it, and
she gets stuck on the stairs. Aunt Clara tries another spell and all the lights
go out. Upset when Abner Kravitz reports the whole Eastern Seaboard is blacked
out, Aunt Clara summons Ocky for help. He brings the Stephens' lights back on by
raising his hands. Aunt Clara tells him to keep his hands up.

Learning the lights are on at the Stephens', Larry insists they all go over
there. Aunt Clara sees them coming and hides Ocky in a closet. A crew from the
power company arrive to check. Gladys sneaks into the house and ducks into
Ocky's closet. She screams and the lights go out as Ocky drops his hands. Aunt
Clara realizes she must get rid of him. When Darrin opens the closet, a pair of
shoes walks out. Gladys faints but MacElroy is delighted with the walking shoes,
sure it is a gimmick Darrin has created for the advertising campaign. Darrin and
Samantha decide not to disillusion Aunt Clara. They let her go on thinking she
was responsible for the big blackout.

Story by: Leo Erwin
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William
Froug

84. "I'D RATHER TWITCH THAN FIGHT" (11-17-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora - Agnes
Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
Louise Tate - Kasey Rogers
DAVID
WHITE as Larry Tate
Salesman - James Hillhollin
Old Man - Burt Mustin

Saleslady - Riza Royce
BRIDGET HANLEY as Salesgirl
NORMAN FELL as
Dr. Freud
PARLEY BAER as Dr. Kramer

SYNOPSIS

Darrin is furious when Samantha gives his orange and green checked sport
jacket, bought before he was married, to Good Will. Larry and Louise Tate have
been seeing Dr. Kramer, a psychiatrist who specializes in teaching married
couples how to fight. Larry tells Darrin that the jacket, a symbol of Darrin's
carefree bachelor days, represents a threat to Samantha. Meanwhile, Louise
lectures Samantha, emphasizing the importance of clothing and the gifts married
couples exchange. Hoping to mend matters, Samantha uses magic and retrieves
Darrin's jacket. Darrin, acting on Larry's opinion that sensible clothes imply
happiness and security buys Samantha a drab bathrobe. Darrin and Samantha each
feel the gifts indicate a dissatisfaction with their marriage and the rift
widens. Larry suggests they see Dr. Kramer.

Although Endora is stunned when Samantha reveals she plans to consult a
psychiatrist, she insists on the best and summons Dr. Freud himself. Dr. Freud
has settled Samantha's problems to his own satisfaction when Dr. Kramer arrives.
They start arguing who will handle the case and square off when Kramer accuses
Freud of father fixation. As Samantha and Darrin try to separate them, Endora
uses magic to send Freud back to the unconscious. Twitching her nose, Samantha
produces a lush smoking jacket for Darrin and a sexy negligee for herself to
celebrate their reconciliation.

Written by: James Henerson
Directed
by: R. Robert Rosenbaum
Produced by: William Froug

85. "OEDIPUS HEX" (11-24-66)

CAST

Samantha -
Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora - Agnes Moorehead
Mr.
Parkinson - Irwin Charone
Policeman - Paul Smith
T.V. Man - Paul Dooley

DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
NED GLASS as Milkman

SYNOPSIS

Samantha agrees to serve on a fund raising committee. Later, she tells Endora
she wishes Darrin would forget about business now and then. Endora flicks her
fingers and a bowl of popcorn appears. Darrin eats a handful and announces he's
taking the day off. The milkman nibbles some popcorn and decides to join Darrin.
Larry Tate phones and is incensed when Darrin declares he's not going to the
office. Arriving to check, Larry takes some popcorn and joins Darrin and the
milkman in a game of stud poker. Samantha makes them move out to the patio when
her committee members arrive. Mr. Parkinson, the client, comes to the Stephens
house to tell Larry he is taking his account out of the agency. Nibbling on the
popcorn, Parkinson immediately loses interest in the business world. A
policeman, coming to give Parkinson a ticket, eats some popcorn and joins the
group.

Darrin demands something more substantial to eat than popcorn. Since Samantha
didn't buy any popcorn, she recognizes Endora's touch in the mad afternoon.
Still high on popcorn, Darrin and his cohorts take over the fund raising, and
call on their friends for heavy contributions. The ladies, who have begun to
nibble on popcorn, are delighted with the men's success. Samantha makes Endora
remove the spell and everything goes back to normal. When Samantha explains that
she joined the committee to make friends, Endora makes another gesture and
Samantha is soon swamped with calls for her services.

Written by: David
V. Robinson and John L. Greene
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by:
William Froug

86. "SAM'S SPOOKY CHAIR" (12-1-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate

Louise Tate - Kasey Rogers
Salesman - Howard Morton
Clyde - Roger
Garrett
ANNE SEYMOUR as Adelaide Cosgrove
J. PAT O'MALLEY as Max
Cosgrove

SYNOPSIS

Shopping for antiques, Samantha is intrigued by an old chair which moves
about to catch her attention. She buys the chair and goes home to prepare dinner
for the Tates, Max Cosgrove, an agency client, and his domineering wife,
Adelaide. Larry and Darrin hope to get Max to renew his contract during dinner
but are continually foiled by Adelaide. The chair seems to take a dislike to
Darrin and tries to kick him, but Adelaide insists on having it. Yielding to
Darrin's pleas, Samantha sells the chair to Adelaide, who decides Max will sign
the contract in the morning. During the night, the chair returns to the Stephens
home. Blaming Max for its disappearance, Adelaide again holds up the contract.
When Max sees the chair he accepts Darrin's explanation that it is a copy but
insists on having it for Adelaide.

The chair immediately begins making life difficult for the Cosgroves. Every
time Adelaide sits down, it throws her on the floor. When Max leans on it, the
chair collapses. Angry with Max, Adelaide decides to go back to her mother. Then
Endora reveals that the chair is Clyde Farnsworth, a warlock, who transformed
himself when Samantha rejected him. Samantha returns him to human form and makes
him understand that he must forget her. Before returning to his new love - a
lamp in the antique shop, Clyde makes a copy of the chair. Happy with her chair,
Adelaide allows Max to sign the contract.

Written by: Coslough Johnson

Directed by: R. Robert Rosenbaum
Produced by: William Froug

87. "MY FRIEND BEN" (12-8-66)

CAST

Samantha -
Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Abner - George Tobias
Gladys
- Sandra Gould
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Judge - Harry Holcomb

Reporter - Hollis Morrison
First Man - Billy Beck
Teenager - Tim
Rooney
Policeman - Donald Mitchell
MIKE ROAD as Hawkins
MARION LORNE
as Aunt Clara
FRED WAYNE as Benjamin Franklin

SYNOPSIS

Finding Samantha struggling to repair a lamp, Aunt Clara uses her uncertain
powers of magic to summon an electrician. Benjamin Franklin, in 18th century
clothes, appears. Samantha is upset by Ben's presence and Aunt Clara's wail that
she can't remember how to undo the spell. Darrin, astonished by Ben's appearance
in his home, can't convince Larry Tate that Ben is not his creation for an
advertising campaign for Franklin Electronics. Abner Kravitz refuses to believe
Gladys' report that the real Ben Franklin is at the Stephens'. Bowing to
Samantha's pleas, Darrin agrees to allow her and Aunt Clara to show Ben how his
inventions are being used in the city. The next morning Ben, leaving a note that
he has decided to tour the city alone to avoid causing domestic discord, sets
out.
Darrin, Samantha and Aunt Clara start searching for him. At a fire
house, inspecting an old fire engine, Ben steps on the accelerator. The engine
shoots out into the street and slams into a curb. Ben is arrested and taken to
court, where the judge, sure it is all a publicity stunt, charges him with grand
larceny and sets bail at a thousand dollars. Darrin puts up the bail, knowing he
will lose it if Ben doesn't appear for trial in a month. Just then, Aunt Clara
remembers the spell and Ben vanishes.

Written by: James Henerson

Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

88. "SAMANTHA FOR THE DEFENSE" (12-15-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Abner -
George Tobias
Gladys - Sandra Gould
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Judge
- Harry Holcombe
Principal - Jonathan Hole
Whalen - Paul Sand

Librarian - Violet Carlson
Pierce - Martin Ashe
The real Don Steele
- Himself
MIKE ROAD as Hawkins
MARION LORNE as Aunt Clara
FREDD
WAYNE as Benjamin Franklin

SYNOPSIS

Summing up "My Friend Ben" Samantha tells how Aunt Clara, trying to summon an
electrician to fix a lamp, produces Ben Franklin instead. Ben is arrested for
stealing a fire engine. Aunt Clara makes Ben disappear just after Darrin puts up
a thousand dollars bail to guarantee Ben's appearance at the trial.

Assistant DA Chuck Hawkins feels Ben's appearance is a publicity stunt. He
tells Darrin that Ben, or whoever he is, will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. Aunt Clara finally manages to bring Ben back. Darrin tells Ben his
trial for stealing the engine will be held in two days. Samantha and Aunt Clara
go to work to turn public opinion in favor of Ben. The prosecution produces a
series of witnesses. Most of their testimony, calculated to damage Ben's case,
is skillfully refuted by Ben himself, but he feels that Darrin and Gladys
Kravitz have weakened his cause.

Samantha disappears and comes back with a plaque from the fire engine reading
"Benjamin Franklin Memorial Fire Engine." Applause follows her statement that a
man can't be accused of stealing his own property. Wiggling her nose, Samantha
immobilizes the DA. She sums up the case that the defendant should be thanked
for reminding everyone of all that Ben Franklin accomplished, and of his wisdom.
Ben is acquitted, and tells Darrin he in planning a night on the town with Aunt
Clara. Samantha assures Darrin they'll be all right, since they're both over two
hundred years old.

Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: William
Asher
Produced by: William Froug

89. "A GAZEBO NEVER FORGETS" (12-22-66)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Tabatha -
Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
PAUL REED as Mr. Scranton

STEVE FRANKEN as Hawkins
MARION LORNE as Aunt Clara

SYNOPSIS

Samantha tells Aunt Clara she plans to get a bank loan in order to tear down
the gazebo and build a rumpus room. At the park, Tabatha fancies another baby's
toy elephant and twitches it over. Before Samantha can return it, the child's
mother accuses her of being a toy snatcher. At the bank, Mr. Scranton learns
that Darrin works for MacMahon and Tate. Since his brother is president of one
of the firm's biggest accounts, Scranton approves the loan, but sends Hawkins to
appraise the Stephens' property just as a formality. At home, Tabatha demands a
toy elephant. Aunt Clara waves her arms and a live polka dotted baby elephant
appears. Samantha begs Aunt Clara to get rid of it but finds that she needs the
toy elephant to do so.

Hawkins sees the multicolored elephant in the living room and drives off.
Soon Larry phones that he's bringing Scranton over to squelch the wild story
before he repeats it to his brother. Aunt Clara brings the toy elephant but she
and Samantha can't make the live animal disappear before Tate, Scranton, and
Hawkins arrive. Samantha manages to hide it until the elephants head suddenly
breaks through the wall. Samantha convinces Hawkins that Darrin bagged it on
safari. Aunt Clara pronounces the spell, the toy disappears, and the live baby
elephant takes its place in the park.

Written by: Jerry Devine &
Izzy Elinson
Directed by: R. Robert Rosenbaum
Produced by: William Froug

90. "SOAPBOX DERBY" (12-29-66)

CAST

Samantha
- Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Abner - George Tobias

Gladys - Sandra Gould
Mr. Mills - William Bramley
Mr. Martin -
Arthur Peterson
Flash - Peter Dunhill
Announcer - George Andre

MICHAEL SHEA as Johnny

SYNOPSIS

Samantha helps twelve year old Johnny Mills get his Soap Box Derby Racer to
the practice area. Gladys Kravitz boasts that her nephew Flash will sweep the
local contests and go on to win the finals at Akron. When Johnny's wheel
wobbles, Samantha wiggles her nose and Gladys accuses her of helping him.
Samantha learns that Johnny's father, a hardworking garage owner, is determined
that nothing will stop his motherless son from going to medical school. Fearing
his father's disapproval Johnny has secretly built his racer and asks Samantha's
help in getting his father to sign the entry blank. Samantha accomplishes this
by magic, but he refuses to attend the race.

At the track, Gladys and Darrin watch Samantha closely, to be sure she
doesn't help Johnny. When Johnny, on his own, beats Flash, Gladys protests. Mr.
Martin, an official, holds up presentation of the trophy until he can question
Johnny's father. Samantha pops off and using magic again, gets Mr. Mills to the
hearing. When Martin inquires whether Johnny built the racer himself, Mills
listens with pride. Johnny explains he assembled the car himself after watching
his father at work. When Johnny receives a scholarship after winning the finals,
Samantha realizes his father need not fear about Johnny's education. Darrin
tells Samantha she's very good at making the dreams of both a man and a boy come
true.

Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Alan Jay Factor

Produced by: William Froug

91. SAM IN THE MOON" (1-5-67)

CAST

Samantha -
Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora - Agnes Moorehead

Ed - Dort Clark
Frank - Tim Herbert
Mr. Grand - Joseph Mell

Harry - Baynes Barron
Mr. Watanabe - Bob Okazaki
DAVID WHITE as
Larry Tate

SYNOPSIS

Darrin asks Samantha to join him in watching moon pictures on TV, but she
replies she's already been there. Then Endora takes Samantha shopping in Tokyo.
She buys some unique tea from Watanabe, a Japanese warlock. Darrin asks Larry
Tate what a person knowing an inexpensive way to reach the moon should do. He
replies it would be that person's patriotic duty to inform the authorities. On
Samantha's return, Darrin asks where she has been and refuses to believe she's
been in Japan. However, he accepts her annoyed explanation that she's been on
another trip to the moon. Darrin dreams that he has reported Samantha to NASA
officials. Although he does everything to save her, she is taken into custody by
the authorities.

Meanwhile, Darrin takes the tea and a package containing house dust to be
analyzed by Mr. Grand, the neighborhood pharmacist. For a while Darrin thinks
the dust is moon dust, and that Grand has reported it to NASA. Then Darrin finds
that Grand was interested in the unusual tea because his brother-in-law from
Nassau County thought it would have a great sale in his chain of stores. Darrin
questions Samantha about the moon again, but she replies there are some things a
wife should never tell a husband.

Written by: James Henerson

Directed by: R. Robert Rosenbaum
Produced by: William Froug

Executive Producer: Harry Ackerman

92. "HOHO THE CLOWN" (1-12-67)

CAST

Samantha
- Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora - Agnes Moorehead

Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Mr. Solow - Dick
Wilson
Producer - Charles J. Stewart
JOEY FORMAN as HoHo

SYNOPSIS

Darrin's client, the Solow Toy Company, sponsors HoHo the Clown on TV.
Samantha and Endora take Tabatha to the studio to see the show. HoHo announces
all the prizes in the HoHo Hope Chest will go to the holder of the lucky badge.
Endora is outraged when Samantha tells her that Tabatha is ineligible because
she is related to Darrin. Endora puts a hex on HoHo, who gives Tabatha all the
prizes and tells the producer she must appear on the show with him. When
Samantha refuses to allow Tabatha on the show, Larry threatens to fire Darrin.
In the sponsor's booth, Mr. Solow is angry that HoHo has changed the format of
the show and performing only for Tabatha. Learning that Tabatha is getting all
the prizes, Solow demands to know who she is because she is ruining the show.

Darrin tells Samantha he'll be through when Solow learns he is Tabatha's
father and insists that Endora must remove the spell. Gladys Kravitz demands a
guest shot for her cousin, so she can win a refrigerator. HoHo brings Tabatha a
Shetland pony, because he feels he's in her power. When Endora removes the
spell, HoHo's attraction to Tabatha immediately disappears. Discovering that
Darrin is Tabatha's father, Solow claims that HoHo and Darrin are plotting to
drive him out of business and cancels the show. Larry fires Darrin. Samantha
then produces a Tabatha doll and Solow is delighted when she tells him that
Tabatha's appearance on TV was a publicity for the new doll.

LOG LINE
Darrin is fired when Tabatha wins all the prizes on a TV show.

Written by: Richard Baer
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by:
William Froug

93. "SUPER CAR" (1-19-67)

CAST

Samantha -
Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora - Agnes Moorehead

DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Joe - Dave Madden
Charlie - Herb Ellis

IRWIN CHARONE as Mr. Sheldrake

SYNOPSIS

Samantha asks Endora to stop bickering with Darrin and do something nice for
him. When Darrin shows interest in an automobile of the future, Endora produces
one for him. At their workshop, the designers find the model they have been
working on has disappeared. Darrin tells Samantha he can't accept a product of
witchcraft, but convinced that Endora's feelings will be hurt, he keeps the car
and falls in love with it. At the office, Larry is in conference with Mr.
Sheldrake, a meat packer. Darrin phones Larry to come over and see his new car.
Grateful, Darrin is very nice to Endora until he finds that the car he thought
Endora got through magic, was made in Detroit. Angry, when Darrin tells Samantha
her mother gave him a stolen car, Endora leaves town.

Darrin sees problems ahead when Sheldrake arrives with Larry and decides the
car would be a perfect symbol for his product. While Samantha tries to get
Endora to return, Sheldrake takes the car for a drive around the block. When
Endora returns, Darrin begs her to send the car back to its rightful owners. She
does so, with Sheldrake still in it. Sheldrake and the car are whisked to the
designers' workshop. Later, Sheldrake reports that the designers of the car have
granted him permission to feature it in his advertising campaign.

LOG LINE
Endora's gift of a unique car sends Darrin's client into a spin.

Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by:
William Froug

94. "THE CORN IS AS HIGH AS A GUERNSEY'S EYE" (1-26-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York

DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Louise - Kasey Rogers
C.L. Morton - Howard
Smith
Mr. Henerson - Joseph Perry
Mr. Culpepper - Art Lewis
Mr.
Whittle - William Thegoe

DON PENNY as Barney
MARION LORNE as Aunt
Clara

SYNOPSIS

Aunt Clara is depressed by her waning magic. Larry Tate tells Darrin to
forget the Morton Milk account since the Whittle Agency plans to display Ginger,
the Morton's famous Guernsey cow in the lobby of the office building. Samantha
hopes to cheer up Aunt Clara at lunch with Darrin, while Louise Tate minds
Tabatha. Samantha goes off on an errand, leaving Aunt Clara in the lobby.
Henerson, a policeman, forbids Culpepper, the delivery man, to bring Ginger into
the building. While they go off to phone,
Barney, the elevator boy, sees
Aunt Clara talking to a potted plant and suggests talking to the cow. Aunt Clara
falls asleep in a rocker in the display. Barney reports Aunt Clara's antics to
Samantha, who thinks she changed herself into a cow. Samantha pops Ginger back
to her living room and is disappointed when the cow won't answer. Louise sees
Samantha talking to the cow and phones Larry.

Larry thinks he has a
chance at the account now that Whittle has lost Ginger. Darrin finds Aunt Clara
asleep and phones Samantha. In the next phone booth, Larry overhears that
Samantha has the cow. Louise confirms Ginger's presence at the Stephens'. Darrin
assures Samantha that Aunt Clara is in the lobby and asks her to return Ginger.
Samantha makes the cow into a miniature and popping it into her purse, returns
it to normal size in the display. Later, Larry tells Darrin he landed the milk
account by telling Morton the Stephens love cows. Soon, Morton's present, six
Guernseys arrive at the Stephens' home.

LOG LINE
Samantha steals a cow, thinking it is Aunt Clara.

Written by: Ruth Brooks Flippen
Directed by: William Asher

Produced by: William Froug

95. "TRIAL AND ERROR OF AUNT CLARA" (2-2-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Judge - Arthur Malet

Enchantra - Ottola Nesmith
NANCY ANDREWS as Hagatha
MARION LORNE as
Aunt Clara

SYNOPSIS

Aunt Clara chooses Samantha to defend her when she goes on trial to decide if
she should be banished from the witches' community because she is losing her
magic. Larry stops by at the Stephens home to pick up some papers for Darrin.
Practicing basic witchcraft, Aunt Clara tries to levitate a pencil into a desk
drawer, just as Larry arrives. The desk, out of Aunt Clara's control, pops out
of the room. Samantha gasps when she finds it on the stairs, drawers open, and
papers strewn everywhere. While Aunt Clara hastily stuffs papers into the file,
Samantha distracts Larry by asking advice about Tabatha's college career.
Samantha gets rid of Larry before Judge Bean, Endora, Enchantra and Hagatha
arrive for the trial.
Darrin finds Larry has brought the wrong papers and
goes home. As defense attorney, Samantha asks Aunt Clara to demonstrate her
powers and stealthily helps her. When Samantha goes to let Darrin in, Endora
orders Aunt Clara to do some conjuring. While Samantha searches for Darrin's
papers, Aunt Clara gets confused. Soon she has a polar bear, a team of huskies
and a palm tree in the living room. The judge decides that henceforth Aunt Clara
shall be earthbound. For the last time, Aunt Clara tries a spell. It goes wrong
and animals, witches and judge all disappear just before Darrin looks into the
living room. Samantha credits Aunt Clara's magnificent mistake for saving her
from Darrin's wrath. When the judge reverses his decision, Aunt Clara convinces
Samantha that her magic really worked to help someone she loved.

LOG LINE
Samantha saves Aunt Clara from banishment

Written by: Ed
Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

96. "THREE WISHES" (2-9-67)

CAST

Samantha -
Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora - Agnes Moorehead

DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Buffy - Linda Gaye Scott
Secretary -
Edythe Sills
Western Union Boy - Robert Stiles

SYNOPSIS

After Darrin tells Samantha he wishes he weren't going to Hawaii on a
business trip without her, Endora feels he's up to something and gives him three
wishes to prove it. At the office, Darrin's wish comes true when he learns that
Larry is going to Hawaii instead. When Darrin announces he must escort Buffy
Baker, a beautiful bathing suit model, to a business luncheon and cocktail
party, Endora, smirking, eagerly awaits his next wish. Darrin reports he must
fly to Boston with Buffy on business, but will be home in time for dinner. Late
that night, Darrin phones that a freak snowstorm has grounded all planes. Endora
feels she is responsible for the storm. When Buffy can't get a hotel room,
Darrin gives up his room to her and goes to the airport to take the first flight
out.

A wire for Darrin arrives at the Stephens' home and Endora slyly persuades
Samantha to phone Boston. Buffy answers the phone in Darrin's room and he gets a
cool reception when he arrives home the next morning. Samantha declares she's
going home to her mother. To disprove Samantha's argument that he used the three
wishes for Buffy, Darrin wishes Endora were there. She appears immediately. When
he wishes she would stay out of their lives forever, she vanishes. Samantha
makes him change it to a week. Forgetting he still has one wish, Darrin wishes
for a hot shower and lands there, in his pajamas.

LOG LINE
To trap Darrin with "another woman" Endora gives him three
wishes.
Written by: Robert Riley Crutcher
Directed by: William Asher

Produced by: William Froug

97. "I REMEMBER YOU... SOMETIMES" (2-16-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Louise - Kasey Rogers

Cynthia Pennybaker - Grace Albertson
Secretary - Jill Foster
DAN
TOBIN as Ed Pennybaker

SYNOPSIS

Embarrassed when he forgets a client's name, Darrin buys a book to improve
his memory. Endora slyly casts a spell on his watch so that when he wears it,
Darrin has a perfect memory. Ed Pennybaker, a client, prides himself on his vast
knowledge but Darrin tops him every time. When Darrin takes off his watch, he
forgets things, but doesn't get the connection. Samantha invites the Pennybakers
and the Tates to dinner. Ed displays his expertise on every subject, but Darrin
easily outshines him. Samantha realizes that Darrin may antagonize an important
client. She tries to stop him but fails. Then Samantha remembers that Endora
felt Darrin would be insufferable if he had total recall. She orders her mother
to remove the spell from Darrin. Endora hedges, saying there is no spell on
Darrin, then admits its on an object belonging to him.

Ed mentions football and Darrin is off on a recital of little-known facts
about the game. Suddenly his watchband breaks. The watch falls off and Darrin
forgets what he was talking about. When Cynthia Pennybaker picks up the watch
and becomes the unbearable expert, Samantha realizes the watch is the talisman.
She takes the watch and Cynthia returns to normal. The next day, Darrin
complains that he can't remember what happened to his watch. Samantha replies it
is being fixed; all Darrin has to remember is how much she loves him.

LOG LINE
Darrin gets into trouble when Endora gives him a perfect memory.

Written by: David V. Robison & John L. Greene
Directed by:
William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

98. "ART FOR SAM'S SAKE" (2-23-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate

Louise Tate - Kasey Rogers
Cunningham - Arthur Julian

Chairman -
Tom Palmer
Jenkins - Mickey Deems
O'Leary - Paul Sorensen
Guard -
John Alonzo

SYNOPSIS

Samantha paints a picture for a charity exhibit. Unimpressed, Endora replaces
it with a Henry Monet, currently on view at Jacques' Gallery in New York. At the
office, Darrin completes a perfume ad layout for Mr. Cunningham, who considers
himself an art connoisseur. At the amateur exhibit, Samantha, Darrin and
Cunningham find that the entry with Samantha's signature has won first prize and
will be auctioned off for charity. Darrin and Samantha feel sick, knowing it
isn't her work and Samantha recognizes the signature as Endora's handwriting. To
prevent Cunningham from buying the picture, Darrin bids against him in the
auction. As the price rises, Cunningham hints that if he doesn't get the
painting, Tate may lose his account. Darrin drops out and Cunningham buys the
picture for $1500.

Darrin invites Cunningham and the Tates over for coffee. Samantha finally
summons Endora. Endora assures Samantha she just "borrowed" the Monet and it
will pop back to Jacques at midnight. Samantha orders Endora to put things
right, knowing Cunningham will blame Darrin when the picture disappears. Endora
scorns Cunningham's perfume in comparison to an irresistible fragrance concocted
for her in Tibet. Using this as bait, Samantha gets Cunningham to trade the
painting for Endora's perfume. Cunningham admires Samantha's own painting and
she is happy to present it to him. When Darrin complains he no longer knows
what's real and what isn't, Samantha kisses him as proof of what is real.

LOG LINE
Endora substitutes a masterpiece for one of Samantha's
paintings.

Written by: Jack Sher
Directed by: William Asher

Produced by: William Froug

99. "CHARLIE HARPER WINNER" (3-2-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
Senator Ross - Henry Hunter

Count Darvi - Karl Redcoff
Countessa - Teresa Tudor
JOANNA MOORE as
Daphne
ANGUS DUNCAN as Charlie Harper

SYNOPSIS

Samantha and Darrin await Charlie Harper, who has outdistanced Darrin ever
since college. Charlie, handsome, likable, and now a multimillionaire, has a
gorgeous wife, Daphne, and is the father of triplets. Charlie announces he's
just bought an agency larger than Darrin's purely for tax purposes. Darrin's ego
withers as the evening wears on, although Samantha touts his success. Endora
asks Samantha why she didn't marry a mortal like Charlie. The Harpers invite the
Stephens for the weekend. Annoyed by Samantha's success with the male guests,
Daphne proclaims that Charlie is trying to get Darrin a decent job. Charlie
offers Darrin the presidency of his ad agency, but Darrin refuses, saying he's
not ready for it.

Tired of being upstaged, Samantha twitches up a fabulous mink coat to impress
Daphne. Samantha is stunned and Darrin confused when Charlie wants to buy the
cost for his wife. Samantha explains to Darrin that she produced the coat to
impress Daphne and pay her back for all the unkind things she said about him.
Darrin refuses Charlie's offer for the coat but Samantha knows that he is hurt
that she used witchcraft to build him up. Samantha gives the coat to Daphne. The
Harpers realize she did it out of love for Darrin and return it later. Daphne
thanks Samantha for a new set of values and Charlie for giving him a new Daphne.
Samantha twitches and the coat disappears.

LOG LINE
An old rivalry upsets Darrin but Samantha proves he's a winner
after all.

Written by: Earl Barrett
Directed by: R. Robert Rosenbaum

Produced by: William Froug

100. "AUNT CLARA'S VICTORIA VICTORY" (3-9-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
JANE CONNELL as Queen Victoria

ROBERT H. HARRIS as Mr. Morgan
MARION LORNE as Aunt Clara

SYNOPSIS

Soon after Darrin leaves town on business, Mr. Morgan, a domineering client,
arrives. Samantha tells Aunt Clara that Morgan is still living in the Victorian
Age. Aunt Clara fondly recalls her days as lady-in-waiting to the Queen and
tries to return there. Instead, Queen Victoria and her throne pop into the
Stephens' living room. When Mr. Morgan demands to meet Samantha, because he
judges a man by his wife, Larry comes to alert Samantha, and is bewildered by
the Queen. Samantha explains she is an aunt who thinks she is Queen Victoria.
Larry begs her to keep the Queen out of Morgan's sight. Samantha and Aunt Clara
manage to hide the queen for a while, but Morgan finally sees her. He takes it
in stride, because he had a cousin who thought he was the Liberty Bell.

Although at first they got on famously, Morgan and Victoria finally clash.
Larry talks back to Morgan, knowing he is risking a million dollar account. As
Morgan prepares to leave, Samantha makes him dream he is Queen Victoria and
about to lose his head. He awakes, thoroughly frightened and ready to reform.
Aunt Clara has great plans for the queen and herself and refuses to send her
back. Desperate, Samantha reveals that she and Aunt Clara are witches. Victoria
is furious and describes the punishment she would have meted out had she known
her lady-in-waiting was a witch. Angrily, Aunt Clara tries to make her disappear
but Prince Albert appears instead. When she tries to get rid of him, Aunt Clara
vanishes herself. Samantha invites the prince to breakfast.

LOG LINE
Larry almost loses an important client when Aunt Clara conjures
up Queen Victoria.

Written by: Robert Riley Crutcher
Directed by:
William Asher
Produced by: William Froug

101. "THE CRONE OF CAWDOR" (3-16-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Abner - George Tobias
Gladys - Sandra Gould
DAVID
WHITE as Larry Tate
Jay Warbell - Robert P. Lieb
Crone of Cawdor -
Dorothy Neumann
Secretary - Heather Woodruff
Miss Kornblut - Del Press

JULIE GREGG as Terry Warbell

SYNOPSIS
Samantha and Darrin plan
to lunch at La Bella Donna to celebrate the anniversary of their first date.
Then Darrin encounters Terry Warbell, a pretty brunette, who handles the
advertising for her father's dress firm. Samantha and Endora see Darrin drive
off with Terry. At the office, Terry is more interested in Darrin than in
advertising. When Larry threatens to fire Darrin unless he takes Terry to lunch,
Darrin cancels his date with Samantha. Meanwhile, a ragged old hag tells Gladys
Kravitz her name is Terry Warbell and she's only 24 years old. When Gladys
phones, Endora advises Samantha to get the woman away from Gladys. At the
Stephens', the woman relates that she met an old hag who switches identities
with her and drove off with her car.

Endora warns Samantha of the Crone of Cawdor. If Darrin kisses her, he'll age
500 years. Meanwhile, at Terry's apartment, the Crone knows that time is running
out and demands that Darrin kiss her. He realizes how close he was to disaster
when Samantha pops in, the clock strikes and he finds himself in the embrace of
an old crone. At the Stephens' Terry returns to her former self. Later, Samantha
and Darrin celebrate the anniversary of their first date at home.

LOG LINE
Unless Samantha can prevent Darrin from kissing a pretty girl,
he will age five hundred years.

Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Produced by: William Froug

102. "NO MORE, MR. NICE GUY" (3-23-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate

Farnsworth - George Ives
Gloria - Judy Lang
Eastwood - Judson Pratt

Harry - Dick Wilson
Max - Paul Barselow
Secretary - Heather Woodruff

LARRY D. MANN as Baldwin

SYNOPSIS

Darrin blows up when Endora teaches Tabatha witchcraft. Samantha remarks that
everyone but Endora finds Darrin likable. Endora's magic changes all that. Frank
Eastwood comes to the office to create a new image for the mayor. Endora's spell
makes him dislike Darrin. Larry is stunned when Eastwood decides he can't give
them the account because of Darrin. Gloria Adams, a stunning model, accuses
Darrin of making a pass. Horace Baldwin plans an ad campaign for a new blanket.
Again Darrin does nothing right and Baldwin stomps out of the office. Telling
Darrin that he provokes hostility, Larry advises him to consult Bob Farnsworth a
psychiatrist. Instead, Darrin heads for his favorite bar. When Harry, a bar-fly,
shows his dislike, Max, the bartender, also suggests a psychiatrist.

Larry describes Darrin's problems to Samantha and reports he is at the
psychiatrist's office. Realizing that Endora is responsible, Samantha, unseen,
confuses Farnsworth, who rushes to his own analyst. Samantha makes Endora remove
the spell by setting Tabatha against her. All of Darrin's troubles disappear.
Later, Darrin is angry because he didn't know Endora removed the spell. Trying
to offset the spell, he almost became the boob of the year by being a nice guy.

LOG-LINE
Annoyed by Darrin's popularity, Endora makes everybody hate him.

Written by: Jack Sher
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by:
William Froug

103. "IT'S WISHCRAFT" (3-30-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -
Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
Mrs. Stephens - Mabel Albertson

Mr. Stephens - Robert F. Simon

SYNOPSIS

Worried that Tabatha will make her toys fly around during his parents' visit,
Darrin warns Samantha not to leave his parents alone with the baby. When Darrin
suddenly finds himself near Tabatha's crib, Samantha reveals that Tabatha can
now conjure up people into her presence. Samantha asks her mother to help
prevent Tabatha from displaying her powers to Darrin's parents. Endora and Mrs.
Stephens dislike each other on sight, and start trading insults. Darrins father,
however, likes Endora. Mrs. Stephens feels there is friction between Darrin and
Samantha because Endora keeps her from being alone with Tabatha and shows
contempt for Darrin. When Samantha weeps because Endora is making things worse,
her mother makes buckets of water douse Darrin wherever he goes.

Samantha finally convinces Darrin's parents that all is well with her
marriage, and gets Endora to turn off the water showering Darrin. Alone, Tabatha
calls her Daddy and Darrin finds himself in the nursery, without coming in the
front door. Samantha whisks him out of the house to make a normal entrance.
Darrin's warm greeting to his mother and father, Endora and Samantha finally
calms everything down. When Mrs. Stephens finds toys floating around Tabatha's
room, she is convinced her imagination is responsible for all the ideas she had
that Samantha and Darrin were not getting along. She insists its only his
imagination when her husband reports he saw an apple floating toward Tabatha.

LOG LINE
Darrin is worried that his parents will discover Tabatha can
levitate her toys.

Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Paul
Davis
Produced by: William Froug

104. HOW TO FAIL IN BUSINESS WITH ALL KINDS OF HELP"
(4-6-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick
York
Endora - Agnes Moorehead
Tabatha - Erin Murphy
DAVID WHITE as
Larry Tate
Secretary - Jill Foster
Receptionist - Myra De Groot

Bartender - Ralph Brooks
HENRY BECKMAN as Mr. Wilkerson
LISA KIRK as
Madame Marushka

SYNOPSIS

Darrin is sure his campaign for Madam Marushka lipstick will earn a bonus.
Endora sarcastically remarks that he needs more than mere encouragement. Larry
and Darrin hope the lipstick campaign will persuade Archie Wilkerson, the
advertising manager, to give them the whole cosmetic account. Endora puts a
spell on Wilkerson, so that he is entranced by Darrin but ignores Larry. When
Darrin learns what Endora has done, he is furious. At the office, Madame
Marushka, a mature, attractive and digressive business woman, insists that
Darrin be made a member of the firm. When she mispronounces his name, Darrin,
sure she is Endora in disguise, orders her out. Darrin rushes home to confront
Endora. He is in despair when Samantha, always truthful, insists that Endora
never left her side.

Larry and Darrin plead with Madam Marushka. When she rejects Darrin's
apology, they head for the nearest bar. Then Samantha takes a hand. Darrin sees
his lipstick ad in a newspaper and finds authorization for an all out campaign.
Recognizing Samantha's touch, he declares he's moving out, away from all
meddling. Then Larry, reports that lipstick orders are pouring in and Madam
Marushka wants them to publicize the whole line. Later, Samantha twitches up an
extra covering for Tabatha. As Darrin points to his nose, the light goes out.
Darrin explains to his puzzled wife that he yanked the plug.

LOG LINE
Darrin resents Endora's help with his career.

Written
by: Ron Friedman
Directed by: Richard Kinon
Produced by: William Froug

105. "BEWITCHED, BOTHERED AND INFURIATED" (4-13-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York

Larry Tate - David White
Louise Tate - Kasey Rogers
Man - George
Lymburn
Manager - Jack Fletcher
Aunt Clara - Marion Lorne

SYNOPSIS

Using her fading powers, Aunt Clara gets the next days' newspaper and reads
that Larry Tate has broken his leg. Although Larry and Louise are on a second
honeymoon and made sure no one knows where they are, Darrin decides he must ward
off the accident. Samantha's magic transports them to the Tate's hotel. The
manager and the Tates almost go crazy as Samantha and Darrin constantly
interpose themselves between Larry and any mishaps that might befall him. Darrin
leaves to meet a client. Samantha guards Larry but has to stop at the door of
the men's steam room. Larry at last feels alone, but finds Darrin, alerted by
Samantha, under a towel next to him.

Larry tells Louise he's had enough of the Stephens, even if it means the end
of their friendship. At dinner, Larry explodes and tells Samantha and Darrin
it's his first honeymoon, because he broke his leg immediately after the wedding
ceremony ten years before. Samantha checks and finds that Aunt Clara's newspaper
is ten years old. Samantha pops the Tates back to the morning when they first
arrived and makes them forget the whole day. Larry even tells Louise it would be
nice to have the Stephens along. When Samantha saves Darrin from an accident,
Aunt Clara wishes she had her flair. Suddenly, a lighted flare appears in Aunt
Clara's hand.

Written by: Howard Leeds
Producer: William Froug

Director: R. Robert Rosenbaum
Executive Producer: Harry Ackerman

106. "NOBODY BUT A FROG KNOWS HOW TO LIVE" (4-27-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York

Abner - George Tobias
Gladys - Sandra Gould
Tabatha - Erin Murphy

DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate
Louise - Kasey Rogers
Phoebe - Corin
Camcho
Mr. Saunders - Dan Tobin
Fergus - John Fiedler

SYNOPSIS

Annoyed when Fergus F. Finglehoff follows her around the park, Samantha
twitches him into a pool. He emerges ecstatic that she proved his suspicion
she's a witch and demands she change him back into a frog. Samantha explains
only the witch who changed him can do that. Darrin is puzzled when Fergus
answers the phone but Samantha can't stop his from bringing home guests for
cocktails. When Samantha introduces Fergus to Gladys, as a friend of Darrins, he
tells her he's a frog. Gladys runs off screaming and Samantha twitches Fergus
back to the pool. He returns and threatens to expose Samantha as a witch unless
she helps him. Darrin arrives with his guests, Larry, Louise and Saunders, a
soup manufacturer. Gladys drags Abner over to prove Fergus told her he was a
frog.

Darrin corners Samantha, who explains what Fergus wants her to do. When
Fergus upbraids Saunders for making soup out of turtles, Samantha twitches him
back to the pool. After their guests leave, Fergus introduces a little frog as
his girl friend, Phoebe, his main reason for wanting to be a frog again. Darrin
suggests that since Samantha can't change Fergus back to a frog, she make Phoebe
a human being. She twitches Phoebe into a beautiful girl, but Fergus prefers her
the other way. Finding that Fergus paid to be transformed, Samantha knows she
can reverse the spell. Fergus and Phoebe choose to be frogs. When Samantha and
Darrin have trouble deciding which Frog is Phoebe, Gladys screams.

LOG LINE
A frog turned into a man wants Samantha to turn him back.

Written by: Ruth Brooks Flippen
Directed by: Richard Kinon

Produced by: William Froug

107. "THERE'S GOLD IN THEM THAR PILLS" (5-4-67)

CAST

Samantha - Elizabeth Montgomery
Darrin - Dick York
Endora -Agnes
Moorehead
Lawyer - Alan Davis
Tailor - Mark Harris
Boat Salesman -
Stuart Nisbet
Realtor - Pat McCaffrie
DAVID WHITE as Larry Tate

MILTON FROME as Mr. Hornbeck
BERNARD FOX as Doctor Bombay

SYNOPSIS

When Samantha tells Endora she can't go shopping unless Darrin's cold gets
better, her mother produces Dr. Bombay. Although the doctor protests treating a
mortal, he gives Darrin a pill and the cold disappears. When Larry's cold is
immediately cured by one of the pills, he sees millions in them, as partner of
Mr. Hornbeck who owns a drug company. Dr. Bombay shows no interest in making a
fortune or serving humanity, but intrigued by having his name and picture on
bottles in millions of bathrooms, grants Larry and Darrin the right to market
his pills. When one of Dr. Bombay's pills produces a miraculous recovery for Mr.
Hornbeck, he is happy to take Larry and Darrin in as partners.

As Larry plans to buy everything from lavish estates to cabin cruisers,
Samantha reveals that Dr. Bombay is the witches doctor. Darrin's voice turns
falsetto and Samantha worries that it is a side effect of the pills. She gets
the antidote from Dr. Bombay, which is champagne, but everyone's cold returns.
While Larry and Darrin blame each other for the fiasco, Hornbeck arrives with
his lawyer. Although they are prepared for a law suit, he is eager to make a
deal for the cold pills, showing them the luxurious head of hair they have
produced on his bald pate.

LOG LINE
Endora's doctor cures Darrin's cold but produces strange side
effects.

Written by: Paul Wayne & Ed Jurist
Directed by: R.
Robert Rosenbaum
Produced by: William Froug