Dick York

Larry and Louise Tate have been married for sixteen years and have no children. Louise asks Samantha to go with her to an obstetrician as tests have shown she is going to be a mother. Louise tells Samantha she is afraid to tell Larry since she believes he hates children. Larry, visiting his dentist at the medical center, sees Louise and Samantha enter the obstetrician's office. Thinking Samantha is going to have a baby, he tells Darrin, but cautions him not to say anything until Samantha tells him. In a reverie, Darrin visualizes his children as little witches. He comes to with a sinking feeling. Samantha invites the Tates to dinner. Both Larry and Darrin hover over Samantha, warning her not to exert herself. Louise is all but forgotten, but makes several unsuccessful attempts to tell Larry that he is to be a father. Finally, Samantha tells Larry. He is overjoyed. Although Darrin doesn't tell Samantha about his reverie, he is reassured when she tells him she hopes they have a child who looks just like him.

A.J. and Rick look for a mild-mannered chemist who turns out to be a bigamist. Also available on Xfinity

Phyllis Stephens, Darrin's mother, brings gifts for her grandchildren -- a musical top for Adam, and for Tabitha, a rag doll that had been passed down from Phyllis' grandmother. While Sam and Phyllis are chatting, Adam, disinterested with his top, starts Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Darrin is up very early one morning working on a layout for a client who is not too happy--Mount Rocky Mutual--when Endora pops through the wall riding a camel and dressed for polo. Darrin doesn't find it amusing and leaves the house abruptly. Samantha te Also available on Amazon Instant Video