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Bewitched Season 3 Episodes
Season 3 Episode Guide
33 Episodes 1966 - 1967
Episode 1
Nobody's Perfect
Thu, Sep 15, 196625 mins
An anxious Darrin can't wait to hear the results of Tabatha's one year pediatrician check-up. But Samantha ends up being concerned not about what ends up being the doctor's diagnosis that Tabatha is perfect, but what the doctor did not see: Tabatha's first use of witchcraft. Samantha dreads telling Darrin that his daughter is a witch just like her mother. Endora finds out about Tabatha, and would love to be the one to tell Darrin if only to rub it in his face. Samantha has more pressing concerns, as Larry and a client, Mark Robbins, are scheduled to come over to the house for cocktails, and Samantha is worried about Tabatha displaying her powers in front of them. But Robbins ends up wanting Tabatha for an advertising campaign, which further stresses out Samantha, as left alone with the campaign photographer, Tabatha could cause a whole lot of incidents unexplainable to mortals.
Episode 2
The Moment of Truth
Thu, Sep 22, 196625 mins
Samantha is worried about Darrin's reaction to the news that Tabatha is a witch. As such, she's not sure how to tell him. It's bad timing as it's their anniversary and she doesn't want what she expects to be his negative reaction to ruin their anniversary celebration. Samantha gets Aunt Clara to babysit while they're off on their anniversary dinner, but Aunt Clara begins to believe that she's not well as, unaware of Tabatha's powers, attributes Tabatha's magical doings as her own witchcraft gone haywire. So without a reliable babysitter, Samantha and Darrin decide instead to hold a small anniversary cocktail party for themselves and the Tates. Samantha's new worry is hiding any of Tabatha's magic from the Tates while they're at the house. But Samantha still has to figure out how to tell Darrin about Tabatha, with the ultimate question being how Darrin will feel about having two witches in the house.
Episode 3
Witches and Warlocks Are My Favorite Things
Thu, Sep 29, 196630 mins
Rather than be annoyed, Samantha is excited to learn that there is an upcoming witch's coven, where the primary topic to be discussed is Tabatha's powers. Samantha is eager to learn the assessment. Luckily for Samantha, Darrin, who would disapprove, has to work the entire day of the coven, so will be unaware that it has occurred. All Samantha's closest female elders are in attendance - Endora and Aunts Clara, Enchantra and Hagatha - with Maurice keeping a close eye on the results. Samantha is encouraged by the first part of the assessment: Tabatha is a witch of extraordinary powers. But Samantha and Darrin, who walks in on the process, are dead set against the second part of the assessment: that Tabatha is to be taken away to study at Hagatha's school. Despite Samantha, Darrin and Aunt Clara's objection, Samantha is powerless with her own witchcraft to stop her mother and her Aunts Enchantra and Hagatha from taking Tabatha away. But can Samantha conjure an even more powerful force to battle the three?
Episode 4
Accidental Twins
Thu, Oct 6, 196630 mins
While Samantha and Darrin go out for the evening with the Tates, they get Aunt Clara to babysit Tabatha. When Larry and Louise ask at the last minute if Aunt Clara can also babysit their son Jonathan, Samantha feels she has no other choice but to say yes. Aunt Clara decides to use witchcraft to amuse the children, but instead of conjuring up a toy pony as was her intention, she instead conjures up a second Jonathan, identical to the first. By the time Samantha and Darrin return home with the Tates, Aunt Clara has not resolved the situation, as she can't remember the incantation she used, but what's worse is she can't remember which baby is the real Jonathan. Samantha tries her hardest to stall the Tates from leaving with "a Jonathan" to go home - which is not an easy task - while a flustered Aunt Clara works to reverse her spell, which may be an even more difficult task. Complications ensue when each Tate parent, separated in the house, gets a hold of one of the baby Jonathans.
Episode 5
A Most Unusual Wood Nymph
Thu, Oct 13, 196625 mins
Samantha and Darrin are expecting a visit from Gerry O'Toole, Darrin's great aunt's friend whom they've never met. Upon Gerry's arrival, they are surprised that Gerry's visit is an extended one being at least overnight, and that Gerry is actually Geraldine. With a little help from Endora deciphering Gerry's unique talents and behavior, Samantha eventually learns that Gerry is a wood nymph, who are mortal enemies of witches. Samantha figures that Gerry has ulterior motives for her visit. Indeed, Gerry has come to carry out a curse her people placed on Darrin's ancestor, Darrin The Bold, and all of his descendants for murdering her beloved Rufus The Red. Samantha figures the only way to lift the curse is to go back to the time to the 15th Century and stop Darrin The Bold from slaying Rufus The Red. The problem: Samantha will not have her powers so will have to rely solely on her ingenuity to stop the slaying.
Episode 6
Endora Moves in for a Spell
Thu, Oct 20, 196630 mins
Endora and Uncle Arthur, who have as unloving a relationship as Endora and Darrin, both come by to visit Tabatha and Samantha. A war of words between the adult siblings leads to Endora vowing never to return, which is just fine with Arthur. But watching Arthur grandstand with her granddaughter is just too much for Endora to take, she who does return. She will not allow Arthur to monopolize Tabatha's time in what she considers a negative way. To be able to keep an eye on Arthur, Endora, using a little witchcraft, decides to erect a house on the vacant lot across the street, the house where she plans to live. Endora's move is too much for Arthur to take, he who will do whatever he needs to get rid of Endora. Caught in the middle are Samantha and Darrin, the former who realizes that their standoff can last forever as each has equal power. Samantha tries to use a little mortal logic to end the standoff. Also caught in the middle are a frightened Gladys Kravitz and the police, who try to understand how a house was built out of thin air on the empty lot.
Episode 7
Twitch or Treat
Thu, Oct 27, 196630 mins
The house that Endora zapped up across the street in her feud with Uncle Arthur has reappeared. The reason?: Endora is planning on holding a special Halloween party there, to which Samantha and Darrin are invited among her special guests. The one person not invited: Uncle Arthur. Darrin refuses to attend if only because of the house itself. Endora decides to accommodate Darrin's objection by holding the party elsewhere: at their house. Regardless, Uncle Arthur plans on crashing the party. Beyond the continuing feud between Endora and Uncle Arthur, the one thing that may dampen the mood of the party is a nosy Gladys Kravitz, who brings in what she considers the big guns in investigating the unusual goings-on at the Stephens house.
Episode 8
Dangerous Diaper Dan
Thu, Nov 3, 196630 mins
Darrin has been working hard on the Wright Pen campaign. So he and Larry are flabbergasted when their competitor, Kimberley Advertising, pitches the exact same campaign to Wright just an hour before them. Given a twenty-four hour reprieve from Wright, Darrin comes up with what he believes is even a better campaign. So they are even more surprised that Kimberley again pitches the exact same idea to Wright before them. Larry believes there is a mole somewhere in the company, or a bug planted somewhere in the office, as once can be a coincidence, but twice is too improbable to be such. They become so paranoid that Darrin even blames Samantha, who knew of both campaigns, as being the mole through what has been her excessive gossiping of late. This blame places a strain in their marriage. However, both don't fully realize how correct Darrin is, as the mole is their diaper delivery man, Dan, who is working for Kimberley and who planted a bug in a rattle he gave to Tabatha. If Samantha or Darrin finds out, Dan has cause to be worried about the wrath of a powerful witch.
Episode 9
The Short Happy Circuit of Aunt Clara
Thu, Nov 10, 196625 mins
Aunt Clara's latest life setback is that her longtime beau Ocky has left her for a younger witch. As such, Samantha can't deny Aunt Clara's offer to babysit to get her mind off Ocky while Samantha and Darrin attend a business dinner at the Tates to make a pitch to potential client, MacElroy Shoes. Darrin agrees if only Aunt Clara does not use witchcraft in front of Tabatha. But Aunt Clara being Aunt Clara can't resist to try her witchcraft. One of the spells she uses results figuratively in a blown fuse as the electricity has gone down in the entire Eastern Seaboard. This power failure causes a problem for Darrin as he tries to make the pitch to MacElroy via candlelight and flashlight. As Aunt Clara tries to fix the electrical problem, she calls in Ocky for help, whose powers are also starting to wane. As such, he is able only to enact a localized fix for the electrical problem. That fix however may resolve Darrin's campaign problems, but not in the way Darrin would have figured.
Episode 10
I'd Rather Twitch Than Fight
Thu, Nov 17, 196630 mins
Darrin and Samantha have a fight over the fact that Samantha gave away his favorite sports jacket, an orange and black checked houndstooth. She gave it away to a thrift store since it was old, torn, outdated, never worn, and what ends up being the biggest bone of contention between the two, ugly in Samantha's opinion. Darrin and Samantha end up speaking to Larry and Louise respectively about the argument, the Tates who give the perspective of their own therapist, Dr. Matthew Kramer. Louise states that the loud jacket represents Darrin's want to look good for her, while Larry states that Samantha's dislike for loud clothing represents Samantha's want to be in a safe, stable marriage. The gifts that Darrin and Samantha get for the other to make up for the fight, each gift based on Larry and Louise's advice, ends up ratcheting the fight up a notch. Only Dr. Kramer may be able to resolve the marital discord. However, Endora, who has disdain for psychiatrists, believes that if one is going to consult a quack, at least consult the most famous of them all.
Episode 11
Oedipus Hex
Thu, Nov 24, 196630 mins
The latest diatribe Endora rails against Darrin to Samantha is that she believes he, like all mortal men, enjoys wallowing in the drudgery of work, as work is how mortal men identify themselves. Otherwise, mortal men would be like little children with nothing to do. To prove her point, Endora, without telling either Samantha or Darrin, places a spell on a bowl of popcorn. Anyone who eats the popcorn will forget all about work. It works as Darrin, after eating the popcorn, decides to stay home from work this day, which doesn't bother Samantha in the slightest. However, as more and more men stop by the house and eat the popcorn, the Stephens residence becomes one giant man cave. Having the disruptive group of men around is not good timing for Samantha as she has just volunteered to do some fundraising work with some officious neighborhood women who are meeting at the house. Darrin and his fun loving compatriots threaten Samantha's good standing among the neighborhood women. But when Samantha finally figures out what Endora has done, Samantha tries to use it to her advantage.
Episode 12
Sam's Spooky Chair
Thu, Dec 1, 196630 mins
Darrin and Samantha are hosting a dinner for the Tates and Cosgroves, the latter - Max and Adelaide - who are one of McMann and Tate's most lucrative clients. The dinner is for Max to sign the renewal contract, although everyone knows that it is overbearing Adelaide who wears the pants in the family, she who has to give her OK before Max will sign. Samantha and Darrin have no idea that the antique armchair that Samantha has just purchased - the chair which is really a cheap copy (reflected in the price Samantha paid) - may threaten Max signing. Adelaide loves the chair, and as it is a one of a kind with no other at that antiques store, Samantha, despite liking the chair herself, gives it to Adelaide as a gift. It isn't until the chair arrives back at the Stephens' house in the middle of the night that Samantha learns that the chair is "alive". The fact that it made its way back to their house on its own probably means that whoever the chair has a connection to her or Darrin. Samantha has to find out who the chair is, while smoothing the waters with the Cosgroves who are arguing because of the missing chair and who have still not yet signed the contract.
Episode 13
My Friend Ben
Thu, Dec 8, 196625 mins
Samantha is having troubles fixing her lamp. In an effort to help, a visiting Aunt Clara tries to conjure up an electrician to fix the lamp for Samantha. Aunt Clara does achieve her goal, but the electrician she conjures up probably can't help: Benjamin Franklin. Beyond the issues of Aunt Clara having problems remembering the incantation to send him back and Samantha and Darrin trying to hide Franklin from visitors such as Gladys Kravitz and Larry Tate, the latter who believes he's Darrin's campaign idea for Franklin Electronics, Samantha can't help but enjoy the sense of wonderment in Franklin's face when he learns of what his many inventions have resulted in. Against Darrin's advice, Samantha and Aunt Clara want to take him around town so that he can see the state of his inventions first hand. But as Franklin manages to experiment on his own, he gets into trouble in the form of a grand theft charge. Samantha and Darrin have to decide whether to keep Franklin around for his scheduled court date in four weeks time, or send him back regardless. Aunt Clara may have some say in the matter.
Episode 14
Samantha for the Defense
Thu, Dec 15, 196625 mins
In the conclusion of a two part episode, Aunt Clara is able to conjure up Benjamin Franklin, so that he can stand trial for grand theft for allegedly trying to steal an antique fire engine, and so that Darrin will not forgo the $1,000 he put up for bail. The district attorney is determined to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law as he believes that "Benjamin Franklin" - or whoever he is in real life - is purely a publicity stunt developed by Darrin. Believing that hiring a lawyer is not in their best interest, Samantha, Darrin and Franklin have to figure out the appropriate defense strategy, one that doesn't make them and him sound crazy in the assertion that he really is Benjamin Franklin. But known for his eloquence in speech, Franklin talking in his own words may go a long way in helping his cause. A little Samantha witchcraft wouldn't hurt matters either.
Episode 15
A Gazebo Never Forgets
Thu, Dec 22, 196630 mins
As Darrin is away on a business trip, Aunt Clara makes an unexpected but welcome visit to help Samantha with Tabatha. Their first outing takes them to a park, where they encounter a mother with her infant. They get into a bit of a scuffle if only because of Tabatha using witchcraft to take the other infant's stuffed pink polka elephant. As Aunt Clara takes Tabatha home, Samantha next makes a visit to the bank to apply for a loan so that she and Darrin can do some remodeling at the house. The bank president, Mr. Scranton, is more than happy to approve the loan as his own brother is a major client of Darrin's. Deemed only a formality, the bank's appraiser, Hawkins, has to come by the house to do a site inspection, although Hawkins seems the type of person who is happy when he finds a reason not to approve a loan. He may have that reason as Aunt Clara, wanting to indulge Tabatha's want for a stuffed pink polka dot elephant, uses her witchcraft to produce one. However, what Aunt Clara produces is a live, full-sized pink polka dot elephant. The elephant's arrival may not only threaten the loan, but also the account that Scranton's brother has at McMann & Tate. A further problem is that Aunt Clara can only reverse the spell if she has the actual stuffed elephant from the park in her possession, which may not be the easiest of tasks to achieve.
Episode 16
Soapbox Derby
Thu, Dec 29, 196630 mins
Samantha has been helping twelve year old Johnny Mills get to the track to test out his soap box cart. Samantha and Darrin learn that Johnny has asked Samantha because he doesn't want to tell his mechanic father, who has no idea that Johnny has even built a cart. They later further learn the reason why: single father Mr. Mills wants Johnny to become a professional - specifically a doctor - and will not support anything that resembles the low paying manual work he himself does. Johnny however realizes that without his father's written permission, Johnny will not be able to compete in the regional races, the winner to go to the national finals in Akron, Ohio. Against Darrin's wishes, Samantha takes Johnny's plight on as her own. Beyond getting Mr. Mills involved in his son's want to race, which may be supported by the fact that winner does get scholarship money, Samantha, and eventually Darrin, have other obstacles in getting Johnny to race, including Mrs. Kravitz, who believes that Johnny has some "magical" help in Samantha's twitching nose. Mrs. Kravitz's vested interest is that her nephew, the cocky Leroy 'Flash' Kravitz, is Johnny's main competitor.
Episode 17
Sam in the Moon
Thu, Jan 5, 196730 mins
Darrin is fascinated by the space probe's up close photographs of the moon. Samantha is more preoccupied by her housework than the television coverage of the space probe's travels, as she implies off the cuff that she's been to the moon, news which quietly unnerves Darrin. Later, while Darrin spends the afternoon with Larry to unload his emotional problems regarding this revelation about Samantha, Endora drops by the house and convinces Samantha to take a couple of hours off from her copious amount of housework to go shopping... in Tokyo. Although Samantha makes it home before Darrin, Darrin, upon his arrival home and seeing that Samantha is using some witchcraft to complete her housework, questions her regarding her whereabouts while he was gone. Irked by what she feels is needing to provide Darrin with a minute by minute account of her day, she offhandedly shoots back that she was at the moon. Darrin goes to extreme measures to find out if Samantha was indeed at the moon today. This leads to a further nervous conundrum for Darrin about what he really wants and doesn't want to know about his wife, her witchly past, and thus their possible witchly future.
Episode 18
Hoho the Clown
Thu, Jan 12, 196730 mins
Darrin gets free tickets for Samantha and Tabatha to a live taping of "Hoho the Clown", Tabatha's favorite television show, as Solow Toys, the show's sponsor, is a client of Darrin's. Despite abhorring such spectacles, Endora, magically producing her own free ticket, accompanies her daughter and granddaughter, if only to spend time with them. Endora is appalled that Hoho pays no special attention to Tabatha compared to the other children in the audience. She is even more appalled that because of Tabatha's special position, she is not eligible for all the prizes and giveaways on the show. Through witchcraft, Endora arranges for Tabatha to win the prizes. Knowing how Tabatha won and knowing that she isn't eligible, Samantha tells the producers to give the prizes to charity, and hopes that will be that. However, Samantha and Darrin, who saw the show live on television as well, are unaware that Endora also put a spell on Hoho to make Tabatha the one and only person for whom he will do the show and to whom he will direct his attention. So when Hoho pays all his attention to Tabatha at the next show, Samantha and Darrin must get Endora to remove the spell and overcome the inevitable problem of implied fraud when Solow finds out that Tabatha is Darrin's daughter.
Episode 19
Super Car
Thu, Jan 19, 196725 mins
Samantha encourages Endora to bury the hatchet with Darrin. As such, she, who notices him admiring the cover photo in a car magazine, zaps him up that car as a gift. It is the Reactor Mach II, a $150,000 car nearing the end of its five year development stage, and which is still not on the market. As a gesture of good faith, Darrin agrees to keep the car, despite he on principle never accepting anything that was produced by witchcraft. However, what Darrin is initially unaware of is that Endora didn't zap the car up for him - she zapped the one and only existing real car from the testing facility. When Darrin finds out, he has to make Endora zap the car back before he's charged with theft. He convincing her to do so may be difficult as Endora is now angry at Darrin's ingratitude, and as one of McMann and Tate's clients, Mr. Sheldrake, wants to use the car in an advertising campaign. Meanwhile, Joe and Charlie, the car's two confused designers, try to figure out what happened to the car, and what they will tell the car manufacturer about the car's whereabouts.
Episode 20
The Corn Is as High as a Guernsey's Eye
Thu, Jan 26, 196725 mins
Aunt Clara, having just met with Endora and some of her contemporaries, is thinking about giving up and turning herself into something useful like a footstool. Endora likened her to an old cow that needed to be put out to pasture. To cheer Aunt Clara up, Samantha convinces Darrin to take them out for lunch. Forgetting to run an errand, Samantha leaves Aunt Clara in the lobby of Darrin's building while she runs that errand. Upon Samantha's return, Aunt Clara is nowhere to be found, but a cow is in the lobby, the cow which she believes is Aunt Clara. In reality, Aunt Clara went to look for a place to sit down, while the cow is a publicity stunt concocted by the Whittle Agency, one of McMann & Tate's competitors, to woo C.L. Morton for the Morton Dairy account. While Samantha zaps what she believes is Aunt Clara home and tries to convince her to change back into a witch, Whittle, Morton and the authorities try to locate $12,000 Ginger the cow. News of a cow at the home of an executive of Whittle's competitor could place Larry and Darrin in hot water.
Episode 21
The Trial and Error of Aunt Clara
Thu, Feb 2, 196727 mins
After Aunt Clara displays another series of witchcraft gaffes, Endora believes there is no other option but to put her on witchcraft trial, a guilty verdict meaning that Clara is to be banished to earthbound mortality, unless she voluntarily chooses the alternative, which is to turn herself into an inanimate object forever. Samantha has mixed feelings about not wanting Aunt Clara to choose the latter option as Samantha learns that Aunt Clara has chosen her to be her defense attorney at the imminent trial. Samantha has to come up with a credible defense and helps Aunt Clara practice her witchcraft at the house, where the trial will be held. During all these proceedings, Samantha has to hide what is going on from any suspecting or unsuspecting mortals who may be or drop by unexpectedly at the house, including who would be a very disapproving Darrin. Darrin however may unwittingly come up with the best defense.
Episode 22
Three Wishes
Thu, Feb 9, 196730 mins
For a tropical swimsuit campaign, Darrin has to go on a business trip to Honolulu, but can't take Samantha, about which she is disappointed but understanding. So when he says he wishes he can take Samantha, Endora, telling Samantha but not telling Darrin, gives him three wishes in order to show him for being the two faced liar she believes he is. Quickly, Darrin learns that he no longer has to go to Hawaii, as the clients want Larry to go instead. Samantha believes this first wish bodes well for proving Endora wrong. But what happens is that Darrin has to take over what was Larry's task at the home office, namely to deal with the swimsuit model, the beautiful Buffy Baker, who is making a tour of various US cities for the campaign. So when Darrin ends up having at the last minute to accompany Buffy to Boston, and then gets stuck in Boston with Buffy in a freak snowstorm - while a heatwave hovers over the New York area - Samantha has to eat her words to Endora about Darrin's wish two and three. But it's something else the result of his wishes that may threaten Darrin and Samantha's marriage. Upon his arrival home with Samantha ready to walk out the door for good, Darrin has to figure out why Samantha is so angry at him, and if there is anything he can do to prove to her that he did nothing improper against their marriage.
Episode 23
I Remember You... Sometimes
Thu, Feb 16, 196730 mins
After an embarrassing encounter with important client Ed Pennybaker where he couldn't remember his name, Darrin laments his failing memory. Darrin tries to improve his memory with the help of a book on the issue, believing better memory will help him in life. Endora thinks differently, so without Darrin's knowledge, she places a spell on his watch, its wearer who will have perfect memory. What happens is that perfect memory Darrin comes across as a know-it-all to anyone around him, which irks both Larry and Samantha to no end. But Darrin's know-it-all attitude irks Pennybaker even more, as without realizing it, Pennybaker himself likes to think himself an authority on any and every subject, he who doesn't like to be corrected by someone seemingly more knowledgeable than him. Samantha has to figure out what has caused this change in Darrin and hopefully rectify not only the rifts it has caused between himself and both her and Larry, but also Pennybaker and his lucrative account.
Episode 24
Art for Sam's Sake
Thu, Feb 23, 196730 mins
Samantha has embarked on painting as a hobby, and plans on entering her still life painting into a charity art exhibit and competition. Endora will not allow Samantha to sully the family name by publicly displaying anything that is less than a masterpiece. Seeing that Samantha's own creation doesn't live up to that standard, Endora decides to exchange Samantha's painting temporarily until midnight for that of renowned French artist Henri Monchet. Samantha learns what her mother has done when her painting is revealed as the winning entry in the competition, the painting which will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. A further problem arises when perfumer Mr. Cunningham, a client of Darrin's, wants the painting, especially as he sees himself as an art connoisseur. Darrin and Samantha have to try and get him not to bid on the painting while they purchase it themselves. If they can't do so, they have to find a way to get the painting from him before the painting magically disappears at midnight.
Episode 25
Charlie Harper, Winner
Thu, Mar 2, 196725 mins
Samantha and Darrin are hosting a dinner party for Darrin's old college friend, the overachieving Charlie Harper, who figuratively has always turned everything to gold, and Charlie's wife Daphne. Despite feeling somewhat inferior to Charlie, Darrin admits that he still likes Charlie. Time has only increased Charlie's success in life, but has not changed Darrin's favorable opinion of him. Daphne, however, is slyly but still obviously condescending toward both Darrin and Samantha. The Stephens decide to extend the company of the Harpers when they accept Charlie and Daphne's last minute invitation to spend the weekend at one of their resort homes with a group of their wealthy and important friends. Charlie has ulterior motives behind the weekend request: he offers Darrin a presidency at his own advertising firm. But it's an action by Samantha in response to Daphne that has an unexpected affect both on the Stephens and Harper's marriages.
Episode 26
Aunt Clara's Victoria Victory
Thu, Mar 9, 196725 mins
Feeling nostalgic, Aunt Clara decides to head back to the Victorian era for a visit. However, her miscalculated spell brings the Victorian era to her at Samantha and Darrin's house, most specifically in the form of Queen Victoria herself. Just because she is in twentieth century New York doesn't mean that Queen Victoria didn't leave behind her Victorian sensibilities or her need to rule. As such, Aunt Clara, as her maid in waiting, doesn't want to send her back as they together want to solve all the problems of the world. Queen Victoria's arrival and stay is bad timing for Samantha as Mr. Morgan, a potential million dollar client for Darrin, wants to stop by to meet Samantha while Darrin is out of town on a business trip. Samantha will either have to convince Aunt Clara to send her back beforehand, or explain to a confused Larry and Mr. Morgan what a dictatorial Queen Victoria is doing in their house, especially problematic as Mr. Morgan is dictatorial in nature himself.
Episode 27
The Crone of Cawdor
Thu, Mar 16, 196730 mins
For one of McMann and Tates' longest held and most lucrative accounts, Darrin is now working with Miss Terry Warbell, who is the beautiful 24-year-old daughter of the company's president, Jay Warbell. Darrin has to break an anniversary lunch with Samantha to deal with Miss Warbell, who seems more interested in Darrin personally than professionally. Although Samantha is disappointed, she trusts Darrin, but Endora doesn't. In spying on Darrin and Miss Warbell, Endora finds something rather odd about her. but Samantha doesn't believe it. Meanwhile, an elderly, confused woman is wandering around Morning Glory Circle and arrives at the Kravitz's house. Mrs. Kravitz calls Samantha and she and Endora learn that the elderly woman is the real Miss Warbell. Samantha goes to the Kravitz's house to bring her to her house. She explains that at 6 AM, she was driving her car when an elderly woman waved at her and she stopped. After stealing her body, she took her car and drove off. Samantha and Endora surmise that the young woman with Darrin is really the 500-year-old Crone of Cawdor. The Crone's mission is to be kissed by a mortal man before the end of the 12-hour period in order to switch ages with the kisser permanently, meaning that if Darrin kisses her, he'll turn 500 years old. Samantha rescues Darrin before the clock strikes 6 PM, and Miss Warbell's and The Crone's bodies switch back.
Episode 28
No More Mr. Nice Guy
Thu, Mar 23, 196730 mins
Endora rails against Darrin after their latest argument. Samantha counters that everyone believes Darrin to be the nicest person in the world except her. So Endora secretly places a spell so that whenever she rings a bell, the person who Darrin is meeting for the first time takes an instant dislike to him. This spell causes problems for Darrin and some clients, who refuse to work with him. Larry believes there is something psychologically inherent within his personality that is making him turn off his clients, so he suggests that Darrin go see a psychiatrist. When Samantha finds out what's going on with Darrin, she immediately knows it's her mother's doing. So first, Samantha has to make sure Darrin's psychiatric session goes the way she wants, and second, after telling Darrin what's going on, she has to get Endora to remove the spell so that Darrin can win back his disgruntled clients. But Darrin's new extremely accommodating personality in trying to win back the clients may do more damage than Endora's spell.
Episode 29
It's Wishcraft
Thu, Mar 30, 196730 mins
Darrin is worried about his parents' impending visit, the first since Tabitha started using witchcraft. It is even worse timing as Samantha and Darrin find out Tabitha is at a stage called "wishcraft" where anyone she wishes to be near her will automatically appear; more often than not it's Daddy. Samantha calls in her mother for support in dealing with Tabitha. Darrin is wary of having Endora in the house with his parents, and SamaFor support in dealing with Tabitha, Samantha calls in a reinforcement in the form of her mother. Having Endora in the house with his parents doesn't sit well with Darrin. As such, Samantha and Darrin get into an argument about the issue, which in turn raises Endora's back not only regarding Darrin, but Darrin's mother. In this in-law feud, it's Mrs. Stephens Sr. that may need more convincing than anyone that everything is AOK between Darrin and Samantha than what the two can say or do in front of her.
Episode 30
How to Fail in Business with All Kinds of Help
Thu, Apr 6, 196725 mins
The ability for Darrin to take Samantha on the long promised vacation to Bermuda is dependent upon the success of his latest campaign for Madame Maruska lipstick, and Larry in turn providing a bonus based on his performance. Believing it is Samantha's heritage to live an exciting life by being able to travel the world at will, Endora decides to give Darrin a little helping hand by placing a spell on Madame Maruska's account representative, Arch Wilkerson, to pay attention only to Darrin and see him as the driving force behind the brilliant campaign, despite Wilkerson being Larry's friend. Darrin is excited by Wilkerson's reaction, until he learns it was all Endora's doing. When reclusive Madame Maruska later comes into the office gushing about Darrin, he believes her arrival is not only Endora's doing, but that Endora is masquerading as Madame Maruska herself. As such, he kicks her out of the office. When Darrin learns that Endora had nothing to do with Madame Marsuka coming to see him, he has to figure out a way to regain her account, or else risk losing his job. Samantha figures a little witchcraft to force the issue may be just the extra support Darrin needs.
Episode 31
Bewitched, Bothered and Infuriated
Thu, Apr 13, 196730 mins
As Darrin is reading his own newspaper, Aunt Clara zaps up a newspaper for herself to read. However, the newspaper she zaps up is tomorrow's, with a feature article about Larry, which states that he has broken his leg while on his second honeymoon. As the story takes place in the future, Darrin believes that he and Samantha can prevent it from happening, despite Darrin not knowing where he and Louise are as Larry wanted privacy. Reluctantly supporting Darrin on this mission of preventing Larry's mishap, Samantha, using her witchcraft, locates the Tates' honeymoon destination. Despite Darrin and Samantha trying to watch over every move that Larry makes that potentially could cause the leg breaking accident, the primary question is whether Larry and Darrin's friendship can withstand what Larry sees as the intrusion of Darrin and Samantha on what is supposed to be his and Louise's private time.
Episode 32
Nobody But a Frog Knows How to Live
Thu, Apr 27, 196730 mins
While walking Tabatha in the park, Samantha is approached by a lecherous little man, who is calling himself Fergus F. Finglehoff. She quickly learns that he is not a man at all, but really a frog. He knows that she's a witch and wants her to turn him back into a frog. However, as she was not the one who turned him into a human, Samantha doesn't have the power to undo another witch's spell and turn him back into a frog. But Fergus is persistent in getting Samantha to do something to help him. He blackmails her, as he threatens to tell all their neighbors that she's a witch if she doesn't help. Samantha has to figure out what to do about Fergus. It's not good timing as nosy Mrs. Kravitz has been snooping as much as usual. And Darrin has just told Samantha that he is bringing Larry, Louise and a new client, Mr. Saunders, over for drinks, and Fergus seems like the type of frog who is proud to tell everyone who will listen what he really is.
Episode 33
There's Gold in Them Thar Pills
Thu, May 4, 196730 mins
A cold bug is going around, with a bedridden Darrin and Larry being among those affected. Since Samantha is housebound needing to take care of both Darrin and Tabatha and thus unable to go on her shopping date with her mother, Endora decides to "cure" Darrin by bringing in their family doctor, Dr. Bombay. Despite Dr. Bombay never having treated a mortal, Endora convinces him to do so, with Darrin believing Dr. Bombay being a substitute mortal doctor. Prescribing his own miracle pill, Dr. Bombay is able to cure Darrin immediately. A surprised Darrin in turn is able to convince Larry to take a pill as well, Larry too cured immediately. They believe they and Dr. Bombay can get rich by marketing the pill as the cure to the common cold, along with their pharmaceutical client, Mr. Hornbeck. When Samantha finds out what's going on, she becomes concerned both for the obvious reason of marketing a pill created by witchcraft, but also because Dr. Bombay's experimentation on mortals may have unexpected side effects.
