Arthur Malet

A religious debate erupts when a comatose woman is discovered to be four months pregnant... despite still being a virgin. Also available on Xfinity

When the third victim of the bus strangler is found, Charlie's Angels are called in to investigate. Two leads turn up; the victims were disadvantaged older men who rode the bus home at night and all were last seen in the vicinity of Freddie's Disco. The Angels concoct a cover, enabling them to question suspects in disguise. They suspect Disco owner Fred (Freddie) Halston, dance shill, Mario Montero and Freddie's D.J., Harry Owens. Further investigation rules out Freddie and Mario. Kelly questions Harry Ovens in his apartment. His lecherous intentions are cut short by his father's arrival, a meeting Harry had forgotten. The father berates Hardy, his job and his station in life, leaving Harry visibly shaken. Kelly informs the Angels of her suspicions about Owens. When they approach Harry's glass D.J. booth at the Disco, they find the music automatically controlled and Harry's voice pre-recorded. The suspect is nowhere to be found. Also available on iTunes

Jeannie's very British Uncle Azmire appears, announcing he must approve Tony. Then Uncle Vasemir, a Cockney, shows up to check on the future groom. As they fight, Tony arrives. Azmire and Vasemir disappear, warning Jeannie they will be observing Tony.

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 Tabitha?s college career.