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Bewitched Season 4 Episodes
Season 4 Episode Guide
33 Episodes 1967 - 1968
Episode 1
Long Live the Queen
Thu, Sep 7, 196730 mins
Samantha is honored by the news that Ticheba, Queen of the Witches, is coming by for a visit, although she has no idea why Ticheba would want to see her. Upon her arrival, Ticheba tells Samantha that she is abdicating her throne, and that Samantha has been chosen the new queen, the change to take place at a special witch's coven that evening. After an initial moment of surprise and honor, Samantha decides to turn the position down, if only because of Darrin. Samantha, however, is talked into at least speaking to Darrin about the issue. As Samantha expected, Darrin is less than enthusiastic, but Samantha is able to convince him if only because she likens it to being her destiny, which he is somewhat unable to prohibit. She further explains that she will perform whatever duties required after midnight so as it not interfering with her mortal life. Even with these stipulations, Darrin may not be able to handle being married to the queen, especially as her duties not only affect his personal life, but also his professional life.
Episode 2
Toys in Babeland
Thu, Sep 14, 196730 mins
Endora agrees to babysit Tabatha while Samantha is off to lunch with Darrin. After Samantha has left, Endora is reminded of a change in date of an important engagement to today. She turns one of Tabatha's toy soldiers into a life sized but non-talking version to act as babysitter in her absence. After Endora leaves, Tabatha decides to change more of her toys into life sized babysitters to keep her and the soldier company. When Samantha and Darrin arrive home and see the menagerie of life sized animated toys, they, flabbergasted, don't know what to do but wait until Endora's return so that she can change them all back. But what they do do is cancel a business dinner they were going to host for the Tates and an important client. However, suspicious Larry believes the dinner cancellation is a ploy for Darrin to steal the client and open his own agency. Complications ensue when Larry comes by the house and sees the live dolls, the soldier in particular who he believes is a company employee that Darrin wants to pilfer for his own company. Samantha has to figure out how she and Darrin can convince Larry that nothing improper is happening while explaining the fact of the soldier.
Episode 3
Business, Italian Style
Thu, Sep 21, 196725 mins
A potential new client for McMann & Tate is the Italian based company, Romani Foods, which is moving into the American market. Mr. Arcarius, Romani's account executive, believes Mr. Romani will only sign with McMann & Tate if their personalities mesh. What he really means is that Larry and/or Darrin must be able to speak to Mr. Romani in Italian. On the spot, Larry tells him that Darrin is fluent, which is the farthest from the truth as Darrin has no aptitude at all in learning foreign languages. However, Darrin decides to take on the challenge. Believing it impossible but wanting to provide Samantha the opportunity to travel to Italy for this account the mortal way, Endora places a spell on Darrin making him fluent in Italian. However, what her spell also ends up doing is making Darrin no longer understand English. This language issue not only causes the obvious problem of dealing with his English speaking colleagues - namely Larry - but also with the Romani account, as Mr. Romani may feel that Darrin's use of Italian is going overboard and thus mocking his own Italian roots.
Episode 4
Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
Thu, Sep 28, 196730 mins
Samantha feels like Darrin went against his word to allow her to carry out her duties as Queen of the Witches when he orders her subjects banished from the house one evening while she is carrying out those duties. But Darrin's move is the last straw for Endora, who wants to see the end of the marriage. The following day, while Samantha is out all day doing volunteer work for the church bazaar, Endora enlists the help of Serena to masquerade as Samantha in front of Darrin. Serena's task as Samantha is to end the marriage both by expressing her anger over Darrin's actions and by making Darrin so angry himself through further actions by Serena. Serena has to walk a fine line as she can't be too aggressive in her approach to tip off to Darrin that she is really Serena and not Samantha. The Stephens' nosy neighbors may also factor into how the story plays out.
Episode 5
Cheap, Cheap!
Thu, Oct 5, 196730 mins
Samantha doesn't want Darrin to know that she bought a new coat as he will probably think the purchase too frivolous for their budget. Darrin does find out, and although he reluctantly allows Samantha to keep the coat, Samantha vows to take it back. Endora is appalled by what she sees as Samantha needing to live on a budget, which she attributes to Darrin's cheapness. As such, Endora places a spell on Darrin to make him the most miserly person in the world. Not only does the spell affect whether Darrin allows Samantha to keep the coat, it affects Darrin's working relationships, especially with Larry, who wants to charge clients to the max, and their latest client, Mr. Bigelow, who is the tightest tightwad in the world. Samantha quickly surmises that Darrin's recent cheapness is all Endora's doing. So while Samantha tries to get her mother to remove the spell, she concurrently tries to undo the spell herself during a business dinner with Bigelow, with unintended consequences.
Episode 6
No Zip in My Zap
Thu, Oct 12, 196730 mins
Samantha is excited by Darrin's news: he is about to sign what may be the biggest account of his career, Larry is giving him a big bonus because of it, and they can use the money for the cruise to Bermuda they've dreamed of taking. Samantha's excitement is tempered when she later learns that she's lost her powers, about which Darrin is unaware. Dr. Bombay's diagnosis: she's temporarily lost her powers due to non-use of her witchcraft, which is making those powers "dam" up, which in turn will eventually explode. To recover, Samantha has to do one of the basics of witchcraft, namely levitate or "fly". Concurrently, Darrin learns that the account may be in jeopardy because the client company's lawyer, M.J. Nilesmunster, is "Mary Jane", an old girlfriend from a long time ago who then vowed revenge on Darrin, she who is required to sign the contract. After Darrin telephones home telling Samantha not to book the trip yet, Endora eventually grabs the phone to tell Darrin that Samantha can no longer talk since she has become busy "flying". So when Darrin sees a fly buzzing around the meeting room, he is convinced that the fly is Samantha who has come to place a spell on M.J. to sign the contract by erasing any memory of Darrin from her past. M.J. does sign. Darrin believes this self-serving move by Samantha is a potentially marriage ending one, while Darrin not believing that she was not that fly is also potentially marriage ending for Samantha. Will anything or anyone convince either of them otherwise?
Episode 7
Birdies, Bogies and Baxter
Thu, Oct 19, 196730 mins
Darrin, who used to be a good golfer in college, is willing to wake up in the wee hours of the morning to go to the links to get his game up to where it was in college if only to impress a potential new client, Joe Baxter, a sportsman who judges people on their athletic prowess, especially in golf. As Baxter himself states, he sees sport, any sport, as a "dramatization of life". However, as an ultra competitive man, Baxter will judge a person favorably if he or she is good but not better than him. The latter part of that statement is difficult to achieve anyway since Baxter does live up to his bragging. Endora believes that Darrin will not be satisfied with being as good as he was in college, and will go overboard once he gets a taste of success. As such, Endora, without telling either Samantha or Darrin, places a spell to bring his game up to where it was in college. She seems to be correct as he can't stop gushing about his game after his successful early morning practice round. Things get a little tense when Darrin is competitive in his and Larry's golf match with Baxter. Baxter, flustered by Darrin's success, just wants to win. Larry, who wants Baxter's account, does anything to make Darrin lose. Darrin seemingly just wants to play his best golf ever and beat Baxter. And Baxter's wife, Margaret Baxter, who has heard her husband's sports success stories over and over and over, just wants him to stop bragging. Samantha has the choice to do nothing, help Baxter and Larry by making Darrin lose and in turn gain the account for McMann & Tate, or help Darrin and Margaret by improving Darrin's game that much more in beating Baxter, which in turn would probably mean losing the account and perhaps proving Endora correct. Samantha decides to...
Episode 8
A Safe and Sane Halloween
Thu, Oct 26, 196730 mins
Samantha and Darrin have decided to bring Tabatha up on the notion of a mortal Halloween, which also means her first ever trick or treating experience in costume. To get Tabatha to sleep on the night before Halloween, Samantha reads a Halloween story to her, that story which contains a magical goblin, gremlin and Jack O'Lantern. Although Samantha believes the story has gotten Tabatha to sleep, it has instead got her excited about new friends, the gremlin, goblin and Jack O'Lantern which she zaps out of the book into real life. On Halloween night, Samantha takes Tabatha out trick or treating while Darrin stays at home. Tabatha's three new friends join Samantha and Tabatha, Samantha who believes they are just three mortal children. When Samantha finds out that the three are creatures out of the book - after which they've caused some mischief in the neighborhood with their magic - Samantha has to get them all home and get Tabatha to put them back in the book. Complications ensue when this all has to be done under the eyes of Larry and Louise, who are over for dinner, and as Samantha gets the Jack O'Lantern from the book mixed up with Gladys Kravitz's nephew Tommy who is also dressed as a Jack O'Lantern.
Episode 9
Out of Sync, Out of Mind
Thu, Nov 2, 196730 mins
Samantha and Darrin receive two unexpected visitors, Aunt Clara and Darrin's mother, the latter who says indirectly that she has left Mr. Stephens as he continually accuses her of an overactive imagination. The latest incident involved what she believed was lipstick on his collar, but which he countered was a stain from a careless waiter spilling food. Samantha and Darrin are less concerned about the senior Stephens' marital problems than what witchcraft Aunt Clara might do in front of Mrs. Stephens. They needn't have worried about that as the problem Aunt Clara creates is witchcraft done out of Mrs. Stephens' sight. In trying to fix Darrin's home movie of Samantha and Tabatha where the picture and sound were out of sync, Aunt Clara did fix the problem, but in turn caused Samantha's own voice to be occasionally out of sync with the movement of her mouth. Getting Mrs. Stephens out of the house and back home is now more imperative before she sees Samantha in her current condition. What's worse is what Dr. Bombay might do in front of Mrs. Stephens, he the only person who may be able to cure Samantha if Aunt Clara can't figure out the proper reversing incantation.
Episode 10
That Was No Chick, That Was My Wife
Thu, Nov 9, 196730 mins
Samantha and Darrin's plans for a nice, relaxing weekend take a turn for the busy, as in business, when Larry makes a request - more a demand - that they both go to Chicago to meet with Mr. & Mrs. Springer, of Springer Pet Foods, to "grease the wheels" in preparation for Mr. Springer's trip to New York early next week to renew his contract. They ask Aunt Clara to babysit as she made an unexpected visit anyway. The luncheon with the Springers goes well, they who like the kind of family people Darrin and Samantha seem to be, and Mr. Springer tells Darrin of his intention to renew with McMann & Tate. Things are not going as well at home, as Aunt Clara is having problems with Tabatha. So Samantha makes a quick trip home to deal with Tabatha. Complications ensue when Louise sees Samantha at the house when she should be in Chicago. Louise passes the news to Larry who apologizes to Springer for Samantha not being able to make the trip to Chicago. Springer, in turn, believes the woman who Darrin brought to lunch was his mistress, and as such, decides to drop McMann & Tate unless Darrin is fired. Samantha and Darrin don't know how to handle the situation as they don't want to accuse Louise of being a liar, yet they can't prove to an incensed Springer that she really is Darrin's wife. They need a little luck to get them out of this situation without Darrin having to look for another job.
Episode 11
Allergic to Macedonian Dodo Birds
Thu, Nov 16, 196730 mins
While visiting with Tabatha and Samantha, Endora suddenly loses her powers. Endora's powers have been absorbed by another family member; Aunt Clara, who's enjoying her new-found powers. But the bigger question becomes Endora's future, and even though Sam and Endora are sceptical about Dr. Bombay's diagnosis, he says he can concoct an antidote with a feather from the bird,
Episode 12
Samantha's Thanksgiving to Remember
Thu, Nov 23, 196730 mins
The Stephens' quiet Thanksgiving dinner for three turns into four with the unexpected arrival of Aunt Clara. Reminiscing about the first Thanksgiving, Aunt Clara decides she'd rather spend it with her friends who settled in Plymouth. Her incantation to get herself there unexpectedly takes everyone else in her vicinity there also: Samantha, Darrin, Tabitha, and Gladys Kravitz, who had just dropped by. But getting home could be more difficult: Aunt Clara zapped them to Plymouth just in time for the very first Thanksgiving Day. Luckily, Mrs. Kravitz believes it's all a dream. As Aunt Clara tries to remember the incantation to get them home, the others get caught up in celebrating the first Thanksgiving with Miles Standish and John Alden. But Darrin is concerned about the anti-witch talk among some of the menfolk.
Episode 13
Solid Gold Mother-in-law
Thu, Nov 30, 196730 mins
After one altercation between himself and Endora too many, Darrin gives Samantha an ultimatum: him or her mother. With such an ultimatum, Endora can't resist but haunt Darrin in the form of an indestructible photograph of herself that she places on his desk at work. That photograph plays into the thoughts of Darrin's potential new client, Mr. Gregson of Gregson Home Appliances. His company's image is of the perfect American home, and he figures that if Darrin has a photograph of his mother-in-law on his desk, he must have the perfect American home. As such, Larry forces a reluctant Darrin to hold a small dinner for them and Endora at his perfect house. The question becomes whether Endora will show up and if she does whether she will help or hinder Darrin's chances at getting the account. Endora's mere presence has an unexpected negative consequence, that may potentially only be resolved through witchcraft.
Episode 14
My What Big Ears You Have
Thu, Dec 7, 196730 mins
Darrin is on the telephone with Alice Swanton, an antiques dealer, about a rocking chair he wants to buy for Samantha as a surprise. After eavesdropping on the tail end of the telephone conversation, Endora believes he's cheating on Samantha. Despite Samantha hearing the same, she still trusts Darrin and believes he would never lie to her. To test Darrin's faithfulness, Endora places a spell on Darrin, making his ears grow every time he tells a lie. Samantha reluctantly allows it since if Darrin tells the truth as she suspects he will, she has nothing to worry about. But Darrin's ears do grow when he lies about the telephone call, he wanting to maintain the surprise. But as the day wears on, Darrin gets caught in one lie after another all concerning the rocking chair. When Darrin finds out about his ears growing, he has to avoid being seen, but he knows it is all Endora's doing for whatever reason. But will Samantha help him if he knows that he's been lying, among others to her?
Episode 15
I Get Your Nannie, You Get My Goat
Thu, Dec 14, 196730 mins
With Endora busy with another engagement, Samantha calls in her old nanny, Elspeth, to come and sit with Tabatha. This move does not sit well with Endora, who believes Elspeth has come to take her place in Tabatha's life. It also initially does not sit well with Darrin that Elspeth believes she is to be a live-in nanny, that is until Elspeth sides with him against Endora. Further incensed, Endora decides to bring in Lord Clive Montdrako, Elspeth's employer, who is literally and figuratively master of his castle and believes that every upstanding warlock/man should be the same. He does not take too kindly to Darrin poaching Elspeth away from him, despite Elspeth's assurances that she quit working for him since she could no longer tolerate his ways. Regardless, Lord Montdrako sees Elspeth not returning as Darrin not being able to control his house. So it becomes a battle between masters, Darrin who does not stand a fighting chance against a warlock. Lord Montdrako's spells against Darrin not only place Darrin in a precarious personal situation, but also jeopardizes a lucrative business account. When Samantha learns about the nature of Elspeth's relationship with Lord Montdrako, she believes she has way to halt Lord Montdrako's campaign against Darrin, while allowing Elspeth to stay with them.
Episode 16
Humbug Not to Be Spoken Here
Thu, Dec 21, 196730 mins
It's Christmas Eve. The biggest problem that Samantha thinks she has is where to put the Christmas tree this year. But a bigger problem arises when Darrin has to work late for the $500,000 Mortimer Instant Soup account. Jessie Mortimer does not believe in Christmas, and he doesn't indulge anyone who does. He uses ultimatums and his money to get what he wants, which is Darrin to come up with a campaign idea tonight or else. Darrin refuses, as he already promised Samantha to help her with the preparations for Christmas. So Mortimer decides to pull his account. Upon viewing the interaction between Mortimer and Darrin and Larry, Samantha believes that there is an underlying issue with Mr. Mortimer not believing in Christmas. Using her witchcraft and her first hand connections, Samantha goes about trying to convince Mr. Mortimer that Christmas should be celebrated.
Episode 17
Samantha's Da Vinci Dilemma
Thu, Dec 28, 196730 mins
Samantha is painting the exterior trim of the house. In an effort to help, a visiting Aunt Clara tries to conjure up a painter to do the job for her. Aunt Clara does achieve her goal, but the painter she conjures up probably can't help: Leonardo Da Vinci. Beyond the issue of Aunt Clara having problems remembering the incantation to send him back, both Samantha and Aunt Clara have a bigger problem when Leonardo decides to explore the town without telling them, which causes a few problems besides Samantha and Aunt Clara needing to find him. Meanwhile, Darrin finds out about Leonardo's arrival the hard way. It places him in a professional conundrum as one of his clients, J.P. Pritchfield, believes that Darrin's "Leonardo Da Vinci" focus is to use the Mona Lisa as the centerpiece of a new campaign for his toothpaste. Pritchfield loves the idea, while Darrin hates it. When he learns about it, Leonardo hates it even more. They have to try and convince Pritchfield not that the idea is bad, but that there is something better.
Episode 18
Once in a Vial
Thu, Jan 4, 196830 mins
As she has just run into him in Paris, Endora comes up with the idea that bringing Samantha's old boyfriend Rollo back into the picture is a good way to destroy Samantha and Darrin's marriage. Endora meets Darrin's latest client, perfumer Bo Callahan, who, a little rough around the edges, rubs Endora the wrong way. Despite thinking Callahan gauche, Endora believes the perfect place to bring Rollo back into the picture is a business dinner Samantha and Darrin will be hosting for Callahan among others at their house. She expects Rollo to use whatever means to win Samantha back, including his infamous love potion, which makes the imbiber fall madly in love with the person physically closest for one hour. Complications ensue when the drink with the love potion that was meant for Samantha gets in the wrongs hands. What starts as Rollo's attempt to win Samantha back turns into a love fest between the most unlikely of the dinner guests. But the most unlikely coupling may be Callahan and Endora. Samantha contemplates leaving Endora in her current state for the hour the potion lasts, until she learns what Endora plans to do in that hour.
Episode 19
Snob in the Grass
Thu, Jan 11, 196825 mins
Endora believes that Darrin may have been cheating on Samantha when he said that he has had to work late every night this week. What they are unaware of is that Darrin's want to cheat may very well be the result of his late nights. To replace the troublesome account on which Darrin's been working, Larry wants instead to replace it with the William J. Sommers account, the company which is owned by the father of Darrin's last serious girlfriend before he married Samantha, the snobbish and aggressive but beautiful Sheila Sommers. Larry wants Darrin to use his personal connection with Sheila to get an inside track on the account. When Samantha finds out about Darrin reconnecting with Sheila, even if it was purportedly solely for business in Darrin's eyes, she is initially angry until she learns that the Sommers have invited them for a social dinner party which will allow them to talk business. Samantha sees this party as round two in the Samantha/Sheila battle, from which she intends to come out 2-0.
Episode 20
If They Never Met
Thu, Jan 25, 196830 mins
During a rather heated argument with Samantha, Darrin blurts out that he wished that he and Sam never met. Seizing upon the opportunity, Endora zaps Darrin into an alternate reality where he never met Sam. Endora then takes Sam into the alternate realm and shows her that Darrin's career has not only taken off, but he is about to marry his old flame Sheila Summers. Sam then tries to prove to her mother that even though he is seemingly happier than ever, that he is miserable underneath.
Episode 21
Hippie, Hippie, Hooray
Thu, Feb 1, 196830 mins
Serena has gone hippie and ends up on the front page of the newspaper and Darrin has to explain to the Tates about her identical cousin. After hurting Serena's feelings, Darrin can't provide proof of his story. Samantha also sings the If'n song.
Episode 22
Prince of a Guy
Thu, Feb 8, 196830 mins
While Darrin is on a business trip, Samantha is having a dinner party with the Tates, Darrin's cousin Helen, and Helen's current boyfriend Ralph. Helen has never had luck with men, and wants to show Ralph what a happy married home life is all about so that she can entice him into marriage. There are two last minute guests to the party, the first, Endora, who Samantha welcomes. The second Samantha is less excited about. Tabatha, who is enthralled with the story of Sleeping Beauty, wants to find out what happens after the end of the story, and decides to zap Prince Charming out of the book to get a first hand account. Once Samantha finds out what Tabatha has done, she has no choice but to include the Prince in the party, as Tabatha is having problems zapping him back in the book, and as the Prince literally has no substance, meaning that he cannot be contained by physical mortal elements such as walls. Samantha passes him off as her cousin, Charlie. His presence causes problems as naturally charming "Charlie" makes all the women swoon, Helen who drops Ralph like a hot potato in favor of Charlie. And although immune to his charms as a man, Larry nonetheless sees dollar figures as he believes Charlie would be perfect for an advertising campaign, which Samantha eventually learns is impossible since Charlie has no substance, meaning he cannot be photographed. Beyond the issue of getting Charlie back into the book, Samantha has to deal with both the issue of Larry's campaign wants, and Helen's husband wants.
Episode 23
Mc Tavish
Thu, Feb 15, 196830 mins
Aunt Clara drops by unexpectedly to ask Samantha for a favor. Her longtime boyfriend, Ockie, has just purchased an English castle and has opened it up for public tours and as a hotel. After he purchased the castle, he found out that it is being haunted by a ghost named McTavish, who scares the guests. McTavish refuses either to move or to stop haunting. Although witches have no powers over ghosts, Aunt Clara is hoping that Samantha can use her position as Queen of the Witches to convince McTavish to stop or move. Despite knowing Darrin would not approve, Samantha agrees only because she figures she can accomplish the task before Darrin comes home. Beyond trying to convince McTavish, Samantha runs into a problem as two current guests at the castle are Darrin's parents, who are touring through Europe. Mrs. Stephens Sr. is certain she sees Samantha at the castle, but can't convince Mr. Stephens Sr. of that fact. Samantha runs into another problem as she is able to convince McTavish to move to more comfortable quarters, where McTavish chooses being Samantha and Darrin's house. Samantha has to get rid of McTavish before Darrin's parents arrive, Mrs. Stephens Sr. who wants to see for herself that Samantha is indeed at home as Darrin has told her she is and not in England.
Episode 24
How Green Was My Grass
Thu, Feb 29, 196830 mins
When artificial grass is mistakenly installed on the Stevens' lawn, Darrin thinks that it is Samantha's doing and tells her to get rid of it. After the real owner comes looking for his turf, Endora hexes their yard and Samantha can't bring the expensive turf back.
Episode 25
To Twitch or Not to Twitch
Thu, Mar 14, 196830 mins
Darrin and Samantha are at the last minute invited to a formal dinner party at the home of a potential new client, Dwight Sharpe. Because of all the tasks Samantha has in preparation for the evening, she is unable to get them all done the mortal way, so decides to use a little witchcraft to help. Darrin catches her, which doesn't sit well with him. On the way to the Sharpe's, Darrin and Samantha get a flat tire, which Darrin would like Samantha to use witchcraft to change for him if only because it's pouring rain outside. Samantha refuses in principle. This situation results in a miserable evening all around for Darrin, a situation with Sharpe which could kibosh McMann & Tate getting the account, and a potentially marriage ending argument with Samantha, who does storm off to mother with Tabatha. A remorseful Darrin tries to make it up to Samantha the following day despite he not knowing where "home for Endora" is. Him trying to make-up with Samantha coincides with an invitation to another dinner party at the Sharpe's to make up for the previous night's fiasco. Would Samantha's reaction to Darrin's plea for reconciliation be affected by the Sharpe's invitation, regardless of the fact that Darrin would have wanted the reconciliation anyway?
Episode 26
Playmates
Thu, Mar 21, 196830 mins
Samantha has no comeback for her mother-in-law's accusation that she's overprotective of Tabitha, who has no playmates her own age, so Samantha can't refuse a playdate Mrs. Stephens arranges for Samantha and Tabitha with her old friend Gretchen Millhauser, who has just moved to the area, and her 5-year-old son Michael. Samantha immediately sees that Gretchen believes in the parenting philosophy of free expression and permissiveness--which has made her Michael a spoiled brat. Michael and Tabitha don't like each other; when left alone together, Tabitha tires of Michael bullying her and turns him into a bulldog. With Michael missing and a bulldog in the yard, Gretchen and Mrs. Stephens try to find Michael and get rid of the dog, while Samantha tries to get the dog alone with Tabitha so she can turn him back into Michael. This situation might bring some much-needed peace and a change of philosophy into the Millhauser home.
Episode 27
Tabitha's Cranky Spell
Thu, Mar 28, 196830 mins
Samantha is having problems with Tabatha, who is at a stage of doing whatever she wants despite Samantha telling her not to twitch. Samantha sends Endora away since she is indulging Tabatha in using her witchcraft. With Darrin out of town on business, Larry and Louise invite Samantha for a business dinner with existing client Edgar Baker and his wife Agnes Baker. Samantha wants to refuse because of the lack of a suitable babysitter. They don't take no for an answer, stating that they will send their own babysitter, Louise's Aunt Harriet, to sit with Tabatha. Tabatha's witchcraft causes Aunt Harriet, an amateur soothsayer who uses a crystal ball as her medium, to believe she truly did contact the after world. This sets about a series of events where the dinner party moves to Samantha's house so that they can all see the ghost Aunt Harriet conjured up. Samantha has to try and rationalize Tabatha's witchcraft which indirectly could jeopardize the account with Baker. Samantha has to figure out a way to get the account back, which she thinks she can do with a little help from Aunt Harriet's crystal ball and Agnes Baker's belief in the afterlife. Samantha doesn't account for someone from the afterlife actually coming forth.
Episode 28
I Confess
Thu, Apr 4, 196830 mins
After Samantha neutralizes the advances of a drunk bothering her by using witchcraft, Darrin chastises her for excessive use of that witchcraft whenever she feels like it. He further states, in a fit of anger, that if she is going to ignore his wants for her not to use witchcraft, they may as well tell the whole world that she's a witch. Believing that Darrin's statement was said in haste, Samantha decides to kibosh that thought for good by putting Darrin into a dream state and implanting dreams of what their life would be like after they initially tell friends and acquaintances, and then the whole world finding out that she's a witch. Will Samantha's plan have its intended effect?
Episode 29
A Majority of Two
Thu, Apr 11, 196830 mins
Despite Darrin being out of town on business, Larry convinces Samantha to host a dinner party for Kenzu Mishimoto, a potential client from Japan who will be in town for a few days and who Larry has been courting for six months so far without a signed contract. Larry feels a home party as opposed to a night out at a restaurant will impress Mishimoto's traditional Japanese side. Although Samantha is uncertain how to approach the party - western or Japanese styled - the one definite hit for Mishimoto is the fourth of four at dinner: Aunt Clara. She was feeling a bit low as she had just broken up - again - with her longtime boyfriend, Ockie. One of the primary attractions of Aunt Clara to Mishimoto is that she reminds him of his deceased wife. The fact of Aunt Clara and Mishimoto becoming an item causes some problems which may not be able to be rectified. On the one hand, Aunt Clara is taking up all of Mishimoto's time, he who has no desire to talk business while on his short visit to New York as he would rather spend that time with Aunt Clara. And if Samantha is able to get Aunt Clara to drop Mishimoto - how she would plan to do so is to call Ockie - Mishimoto would not want to do business with McMann & Tate because he would have lost face due to Aunt Clara's association with them.
Episode 30
Samantha's Secret Saucer
Thu, Apr 18, 196830 mins
While Tabatha is playing with her remote controlled flying saucer, she sends the saucer flying outside. Babysitter Aunt Clara uses an incantation to retrieve the saucer. What she ends up doing instead is blowing up the saucer to life sized, which is now taking up the better part of the back yard. Aunt Clara can't remember the incantation to reduce it back to its regular size. Samantha and Darrin, having to deal with what Aunt Clara has done, are able to explain the saucer to nosy Gladys Kravitz and the Air Force officers she has brought with her as a prop that Darrin has built for an advertising campaign. But they run into potential further problems when they learn that what Aunt Clara has actually done is not blow up the toy saucer, but summons a real saucer from outer space, complete with two aliens, Orvis and Alpha. Orvis and Alpha are friendly aliens who end up trusting the Stephenses, and who just want to go home. They better hope that Aunt Clara is able to send them and their saucer home before Gladys Kravitz brings back the Air Force officers to investigate this new finding.
Episode 31
The No-Harm Charm
Thu, Apr 25, 196830 mins
Darrin and Samantha are in excited anticipation of the discussion Larry is having with McMann about Darrin becoming a partner. Instead, the news Darrin receives is that he is nearly fired over a major gaffe in a campaign for a bank. Darrin is bedriddenly depressed, especially over Larry's suggestion that he take some time off, despite Darrin believing that it was Endora who created the mistake if only to thwart his upward career trajectory. Uncle Arthur comes by with something that will help Darrin combat Endora and anyone else like Endora who may want to bring him harm: a lucky charm that will protect him against any harm, even that by witchcraft. A thankful Darrin uses the power of the charm to try and restore his good name, both with his company, and with Mr. Markham, the bank president. What Darrin is unaware of but what Samantha knows perfectly well after the fact is that there is no such thing as a lucky charm. Indeed, Uncle Arthur gave Darrin the "charm" solely to boost his confidence, which it did. But Samantha realizes that that confidence may also lead to Darrin taking unnecessary chances, some which could prove costly.
Episode 32
Man of the Year
Thu, May 2, 196830 mins
Darrin has been named one of the Advertising Men of the Year by the Huxter's Club. Darrin downplays the honor, despite McMann & Tate planning to host a cocktail party in his honor, and he wanting to celebrate with Samantha with a night on the town. Endora believes that under that surface of humility lies an egomaniac. As such, she places a spell around him where every mortal will agree with what he says, no matter how bad the idea, to see how he reacts. Darrin ends up loving the fact that clients, politicians and even Mr. McMann love what he says, so much so that he comes to believe he is unstoppable. It isn't until Samantha is in his company with his business associates at the cocktail party and she sees the reaction of those around him that she figures out what's going on. The questions then become how Darrin will react to him not being the golden boy he thought he was, and how he will continue to impress those around him in the future.
Episode 33
Splitsville
Thu, May 16, 196825 mins
Late one evening, Samantha notices Gladys Kravitz standing outside in her bed clothes with a suitcase trying to hitch a ride. Samantha learns from her that she and Abner had a marriage ending fight, that she is trying to get a ride to a hotel (since Abner wouldn't let her call a cab as it is a toll call), and that she is planning on heading to Mexico the following day to get a quickie divorce. Believing that the Kravitzes still love each other but need time to cool down and reflect, Samantha offers Mrs. Kravitz their guest room for the night, which she accepts. This move does not sit well with Darrin, who believes they should not meddle, and who becomes irked with Mrs. Kravitz for exactly the same reason that Mr. Kravitz is: her health food regimen, which she lectures him about and serves him as opposed to feeding him what he considers real food. As time passes, Mrs. Kravitz does not seem eager to leave, and Mr. Kravitz seems happy without his wife, or at least without her health food. So Darrin reluctantly allows Samantha to use a little witchcraft to bring the Kravitzes back together by showing them that they still love each other. Samantha's plan entails conjuring up Henry Fonda, or at least Mrs. Kravitz's version of the famous actor.
