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Bewitched Season 5 Episodes
Season 5 Episode Guide
30 Episodes 1968 - 1969
Episode 1
Samantha's Wedding Present
Thu, Sep 26, 196830 mins
Endora's latest olive branch to Darrin - a wedding present to Samantha, albeit a gift five years after the fact - is rebuffed by Darrin as he knows that Endora used witchcraft to produce it. Endora in turn believes Darrin's attitude shows how small a person he is, and as such vows revenge. Samantha and Darrin soon find out what Endora's revenge is: she literally makes him a small person. The change is slow and gradual at first, but quickly speeds up until Darrin is only a few inches tall. Endora refuses to change him back until he apologizes, and Darrin refuses to apologize, believing he in the right. Beyond this standoff, Darrin and Samantha face two additional problems. First, Darrin has to contend with a dog that sees him as potential dinner. And second, nosy Gladys Kravitz is certain she saw a shrunken Darrin, and goes to extreme measures to prove to Abner that what she states she saw is indeed true.
Episode 2
Samantha Goes South for a Spell
Thu, Oct 3, 196824 mins
Serena takes refuge at Darrin and Samantha's to hide out from a vengeful witch named Brunhilde, with whose husband, Malcolm, Serena was carrying on. Serena broke off her relationship with Malcolm when she found out he was married. Brunhilde, tracking Serena down, does not realize that who she discovers is actually Samantha. As punishment, Brunhilde sends Samantha back to 1868 New Orleans with no memory of who she is. Serena, watching from her hide-out, knows that the only way to get Samantha back using Brunhilde's spell is to send Darrin back to retrieve her. He must get her to kiss him for her to regain her memory and for them to be transported back to present day. This task will not be easy for Darrin, as beyond Samantha not knowing who he is, she is taken in by a suave southerner named Rance Butler, who will do whatever is needed to keep Samantha for himself as he has fallen in love with her.
Episode 3
Samantha on the Keyboard
Thu, Oct 10, 196830 mins
The latest witchcraft related gripe that Darrin has with Endora is that she gives four year old Tabitha a miniature piano and turns her into a piano virtuosa. Wanting Samantha to provide a good example to Tabitha, Darrin offers a challenge to Samantha, which she accepts: learn how to play the piano the mortal way. Who Samantha hires as her teacher is the officious Johann Sebastian Monroe. But Monroe turns his attention away from Samantha and to Tabitha, as Endora can't resist but continue to endow her granddaughter with witchcraft imbued piano virtuosity, the latest in front of Monroe. As such, he wants to turn Tabitha into a concert pianist - including taking her away from home so that she can tour - to the exclusion of all else. Samantha and Darrin have to figure out a way to dissuade Monroe from this single-minded pursuit. But with this distraction, the other question becomes whether Samantha will ever learn how to play the piano the mortal way.
Episode 4
Darrin Gone! and Forgotten?
Thu, Oct 17, 196830 mins
While Samantha and Darrin are cleaning up after dinner, Darrin mysteriously disappears. After going through the regular cast of culprits who may have zapped Darrin away such as Endora and Uncle Arthur, a powerful witch named Carlotta shows herself to be the one who did it, despite Samantha not even knowing who Carlotta is. Endora, who is present, explains the reason, about which she is now aware because of Carlotta's arrival. When Samantha was born, Endora and Carlotta made an agreement that their respective first borns would eventually get married to each other, that pact which Carlotta has now come to make good. As Samantha can't outzap Carlotta to get Darrin back, she goes with Carlotta to meet her son just to see what she is up against. Carlotta's son, Juke, ends up being a spineless young warlock who has never stood up to his mother. Juke doesn't even really want to marry Samantha. So Samantha tries to get Juke to stand up to Carlotta. As a probable Plan B in the likelihood that Juke will not be able to do so, Samantha believes she can fight Carlotta by exploiting the basic nature of Carlotta and Juke's relationship to her advantage.
Episode 5
It's So Nice to Have a Spouse Around the House
Thu, Oct 24, 196830 mins
Samantha has been summoned to appear before the Witch's Council. Darrin forbids her to go. Since it's a matter of utmost importance that Samantha appears, Endora convinces Samantha that Serena could masquerade as her in front of Darrin while she goes to appear in front of the Council. Samantha is able to convince Serena to do so. Later, Darrin, feeling guilty over his hard nosed stance, decides to take Larry's advice to make it up to Samantha by taking her on a second honeymoon, back to the romantic spot they had their original honeymoon. Serena tries her best to "be Samantha" in this situation, but she still tries to curb what is Darrin's honeymoon amorous mood until Samantha returns.
Episode 6
Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall
Thu, Nov 7, 196830 mins
Moving into middle age, Darrin begins to notice those human physical imperfections in himself associated with aging. Despite Samantha's assertions that Darrin isn't vain, Endora believes otherwise. As such, she, without Samantha or Darrin's knowledge, places a spell on him to make him vain, more specifically in a youthful manner. Beyond needing to stop at every mirror to admire himself, Darrin also starts to don a wardrobe befitting a person half his age, believing it is making him look all the more handsome. This attitude and behavior causes a professional problem, not only with Larry, but with their new client, Hascomb Pharmaceuticals, a century old company whose president, Whitney Hascomb, has old fashioned ideas. Samantha figures out that Endora has placed a spell on Darrin. If Samantha can't get Endora to remove the spell, she's going to have to find a way for Darrin, in his young at heart, vain state, to regain Larry and Hascomb's favor.
Episode 7
Samantha's French Pastry
Thu, Nov 14, 196830 mins
While Samantha is preparing the meal for a dinner party for Larry and Louise, Uncle Arthur drops by. As he is the direct cause for the dessert being ruined, he decides to zap another one up for her. What he decides upon are Napoleons. Inadvertently, what Uncle Arthur zaps up is the actual Napoleon Bonaparte. The first problem is that Uncle Arthur can't for whatever reason zap him back, meaning that Napoleon will have to stay at least for dinner and until Uncle Arthur can figure out what he's doing wrong. Samantha is able to convince Napoleon to promise not to tell Larry and Louise who he really is, and pretend to be Henri, her visiting cousin from Paris. But further problems arise when Larry, believing Henri looks like Napoleon, wants to use him for an advertising campaign for one of their clients. And that problem is compounded by Napoleon, who decides to work off his own ulterior motives as a misplaced Emperor in the twentieth century.
Episode 8
Is It Magic or Imagination?
Thu, Nov 21, 196830 mins
On a lark but also on the urging of her mother-in-law, Samantha enters a slogan contest, the first prize which is a trip for two to Tahiti. A surprised Samantha wins the contest. What she is unaware of is that the company for which she submitted the winning slogan is a client of Darrin's, he who was working on a new campaign for them, that which is kiboshed by her slogan. An angry Larry fires Darrin over the incident. Darrin, in turn, accuses Samantha of using witchcraft to win the contest, which she claims she didn't. Despite not appreciating Darrin's accusations against her, Samantha thinks she knows a way for the client to accept Darrin's advertising proposal and get his job back, if only he'd listen to her.
Episode 9
Samantha Fights City Hall
Thu, Nov 28, 196830 mins
Willow Street Park, the only park in the neighborhood, was donated to the city by Col. Nathan Mossler, whose family now leases it to the city for $1 a year. Surveyors in the park are the first notice that Samantha and the other mothers, who depend on the park as a recreational space for their children, learn that the Mossler family has taken back the property, and will demolish it tomorrow so that they can build a shopping center in its place. An incensed Samantha decides to fight, and based on advice from Darrin, decides to hold a protest rally. It isn't until after Samantha's first protest rally, which has its intended effect of stopping the bulldozers at least for the day, that Samantha and Darrin find out that who Samantha is protesting against is the Colonel's now grown grandson, Harlan Mossler, a client of McMann & Tate. Regardless, Samantha still wants her park, Darrin still wants his job and the account with Mossler, and Mossler still wants to build his shopping center on the park property, the three wants which are incompatible. Who will be able to change the others' minds to get what he/she wants?
Episode 10
Samantha Loses Her Voice
Thu, Dec 5, 196830 mins
A tearful Louise comes with suitcase in hand to speak to Samantha about the fact that she's left Larry, while Larry discusses his marital woes with Darrin at a bar. Her visit coincides with a visit from Uncle Arthur, who has brought a poodle as a gift for Tabitha. As Darrin is not at home, Samantha feels that she can't make a decision on whether to keep the dog as she can't speak for Darrin. Uncle Arthur decides to pull one of his practical jokes by giving Samantha Darrin's voice so that she can literally speak for him. The joke aspect of the action aside, the problem becomes that Uncle Arthur can't seem to undo the spell. What's worse is that Samantha's own voice had to go somewhere, that somewhere being to Darrin. While Uncle Arthur tries to fix the Samantha/Darrin voice problem, they have to contend with Louise and Larry, who will not tolerate their friends doing what they consider taking sides. The mixed voices add another level of confusion to the matter.
Episode 11
I Don't Want to Be a Toad, I Want to Be a Butterfly
Thu, Dec 12, 196830 mins
Darrin's mother stops by to give Tabitha an early birthday present: tuition for the prestigious Delightful Day Nursery School, which is starting its new year the next day. Samantha and Darrin don't want to accept since Tabitha still doesn't understand the difference between mortals and witches, but Mrs. Stephens will not take no for an answer. Upon arriving at the school, which is run by officious, competitive Mrs. Burch, Samantha is even more dismayed to learn that policy does not allow her to stay. So while Samantha is out dress shopping with her mother-in-law, she takes any opportunity to sneak back to the school, which would be hard to explain if she were caught. But sneaking away turns out to be a good idea because Tabitha, wanting to stop classmate Amy from crying because she can't be the butterfly during "nature play', has turned her into an actual butterfly, and Amy has flown away. Now Samantha must try to find her so Tabitha can turn her back, while frantic Mrs. Burch, who has never lost a child in 27 years of teaching, is desperate to find Amy before her mother comes for her.
Episode 12
Weep No More My Willow
Thu, Dec 19, 196830 mins
Mrs. Kravitz has circulated a petition demanding that the Stephenses chop down the sickly willow tree in their front yard. Samantha refuses as the tree has sentimental value since it was a gift from Darrin. Samantha has tried almost everything to restore it back to health, including her own witchcraft, to no avail. So she calls in the last resort: Dr. Bombay. His spell seems to be doing the trick. After Dr. Bombay leaves, Samantha believes she got caught in the downfall of the spell. The incantation contained the phrase "weep and weep and weep" which has led to Samantha weeping uncontrollably whenever she is downwind from the tree. News of Samantha's weeping gets back to Darrin, who believes it is solely about her sadness over the tree. However, both Mrs. Kravitz and Larry believe Samantha's weeping is due to the Stephens' marriage being in trouble since they both saw Darrin with their overly affectionate new female neighbor. While Mrs. Kravitz and Larry's misunderstanding continues, Samantha tries to conjure up Dr. Bombay to remedy her situation. That may be easier said than done as Dr. Bombay's work on the tree was his first such and therefore purely an experiment.
Episode 13
Instant Courtesy
Thu, Dec 26, 196830 mins
When Endora implies that Darrin is a slave driver, Samantha in turn responds that he's courteous, chivalrous, and gallant. So without their knowledge, Endora places a spell on Darrin to make him exactly what Samantha says he is. This new courteous to an extreme Darrin results in a work situation, where his softer approach - which he relates to his courteousness - does not jive with the hard sell approach that Larry knows Charlie Traynor, the advertising manager for Adrienne Sebastian Cosmetics, wants. Traynor ends up thinking Darrin is a flake, and Larry believes Darrin has gone crazy, resulting in Larry firing Darrin. When Samantha hears what happened, she knows that it was all her mother's doing. While Samantha tries to get her mother to reverse the spell, someone else with a deep pocketbook may truly appreciate Darrin's gallantry and pay good money for it.
Episode 14
Samantha's Super Maid
Thu, Jan 2, 196930 mins
Before she knows it, Samantha is in the process of interviewing for live-in maids on the initiative of her mother-in-law, who feels that the extra time Samantha will have by not having to do housework will allow her to make social connections which will boost Darrin's career. Beyond Endora's disgust about the idea of a maid - namely paying someone to do something Samantha could do with a snap of her fingers - Samantha and Darrin don't want a maid for the obvious problem of extraneous witchcraft possibly being performed in front of who they hire. Samantha does her best to dissuade potential candidates, but she can't dissuade one applicant named Amelia, a sweet, hard working woman who she has no choice but to hire. Samantha and Darrin decide they have to fire her - but give her a good reference and a hefty severance - but neither has the heart to do the firing. So they have to figure out a way for Amelia to want to leave on her own, which may be a difficult challenge.
Episode 15
Cousin Serena Strikes Again: Part 1
Thu, Jan 9, 196930 mins
Samantha and Darrin believe they've lucked out when Serena, who vowed to crash their important business dinner party, hasn't shown up by the party's start. It is for McMann & Tate client, Italian wine heiress, the seductive but pretentious and snobbish Clio Vanita. Serena does show up, but Samantha convinces her that if she does want to stay that she remain out of sight. Serena agrees as unknown to Samantha, she feels she can do more good hidden from view, especially in protecting Samantha's marriage, as Clio seems more interested in Darrin than in Darrin's campaign ideas. Serena overhearing Clio telling Darrin that retaining her account is dependent on him being close to her is the last straw: Serena turns her into a chimpanzee. Although Samantha didn't appreciate Clio's behavior, Samantha doesn't condone what Serena did. When Darrin finds out, he banishes Serena from their house forever, not realizing that Serena, who is the only one who can change Clio back into a human, has not yet done so.
Episode 16
Cousin Serena Strikes Again: Part 2
Thu, Jan 16, 196930 mins
It's the morning after the night before Serena turned Darrin's client, the overly amorous Clio Vanita, into a chimpanzee to protect Samantha and Darrin's marriage as Clio was hitting on Darrin. Serena is nowhere to be seen to turn Clio back into a human as Darrin banished her from the house forever. Darrin has to get Clio to an eleven o'clock meeting to sign a contract. Serena, after cooling off, eventually does return, but in the meantime the monkey escapes. While she sends Darrin to the office to prepare for the presentation, Samantha tracks the chimpanzee on what ends up being a figurative maze, which is not easy to follow and has pitfalls along the way. And even if Samantha is able to find the chimpanzee, get Serena to change her back into Clio Vanita, and get a human Clio to the meeting at McMann & Tate, there still is no guarantee that Clio will sign as she wasn't too keen on Darrin's campaign ideas the night before.
Episode 17
One Touch of Midas
Thu, Jan 23, 196930 mins
Samantha sewing a dress for Tabitha from scratch, and Darrin giving Samantha a small trinket of a gift for the sixth anniversary of their first date make Endora lament all the luxuries that Samantha has given up in her life by marrying Darrin. Using an operative calling himself Professor MacAllister, Endora sets in motion a get rich quick scheme for Darrin - through the marketing and sale of a Kewpie-like doll called "the fuzz" which has a spell on it to make mortals feel good in order to buy it - so that Darrin can indeed give Samantha all those luxuries. It not only sweeps Darrin into an "I'm rich" frenzy, but also others, such as his secretary, Betty Wilson, and Larry. Samantha doesn't really like what it has done to Darrin, although she does appreciate his sentiments in wanting to provide for her and Tabitha. Samantha is certain that Endora is behind the scheme, as the doll as a means to get rich makes no logical sense. The question becomes what Darrin will do when he learns the truth.
Episode 18
Samantha, the Bard
Thu, Jan 30, 196927 mins
Samantha awakens one morning to find that everything she utters comes out in rhyming couplets whether she wants it to or not. She learns that she won't get any help from Dr. Bombay, who is on vacation, that is unless Endora can track him down for her. Samantha's malady is bad timing as Larry has set up a business dinner for Darrin, Samantha and Darrin's latest client and his wife, Oscar and Edna Durfee of Durfee Dog Food, it a dinner that Larry won't let her miss. Endora is able to track Dr. Bombay down just before the business dinner, in time for him to administer a cure. Darrin and Samantha have to hope that the cure works and doesn't have unintended and worse side effects which will show themselves during the dinner, which if they do may result in them losing the $2 million Durfee account.
Episode 19
Samantha, the Sculptress
Thu, Feb 6, 196925 mins
As Tabitha has been using witchcraft to transform her new toy of modeling clay into works well beyond what mortal children her age would be able to sculpt, Darrin wants Samantha to show Tabitha how mortal children play with modeling clay by learning how to sculpt herself. Samantha decides her first project will be a bust of Darrin. Samantha's first attempt is nothing like Darrin, but Endora's transformation of it is, she who is angry yet again at her son-in-law for making her daughter and granddaughter do mortal labor for his amusement. Endora's transformation is just in time for a last minute dinner party Larry has asked Darrin and Samantha to host for a potential client, Walden R. Campbell, who places pleasure, especially in the form of alcohol consumption, ahead of business. What Endora decides to do is whip up another bust of Larry, the two busts which not only follow Darrin, Larry and Mr. Campbell around the house as they discuss business, but also are animated, sometimes answering back to the men with snide comments. Unless Darrin and Samantha can convince Endora to get rid of the busts, they may be the cause of Darrin and Larry losing Campbell's lucrative account.
Episode 20
Mrs. Stephens, Where Are You?
Thu, Feb 13, 196925 mins
As Samantha has to run an errand for Darrin who is out of town, she asks Serena to sit with Tabitha while she's gone. During that time, Darrin's mother drops by unexpectedly, she who has never met Serena. Having a fresh face within Samantha's family to talk to, Mrs. Stephens slyly starts to denigrate members of Samantha's family, including Endora and Uncle Arthur, which Serena can more than tolerate. But when Mrs. Stephens starts to bad mouth Samantha, that is as much as Serena can take, she who turns Mrs. Stephens into a cat in retaliation. When Samantha returns and finds out what Serena did, Samantha's biggest problem is not getting Serena to change Mrs. Stephens the cat back into Mrs. Stephens the human being, but rather trying to find Mrs. Stephens the cat, who has run off. Further complications ensue as Mrs. Stephens the cat looks like any of the other neighborhood cats, especially one of the many owned by Samantha's favorite neighbor, elderly Miss Parsons, who has troubles herself trying to differentiate which of her own cats is which.
Episode 21
Marriage Witch's Style
Thu, Feb 20, 196930 mins
After seeing how happy Samantha is in her marriage, especially in how she misses Darrin when he's away, Serena decides that she too wants to marry a mortal. Serena, in not knowing how to go about meeting a mortal, takes one of Samantha's many suggestions: a computer matchmaking service. The service finds one perfect match for Serena, a suave, debonair man named Franklyn Blodgett. It is love at first sight for both Serena and Franklyn, and they both want to pursue the relationship. But what may on the surface seem like the perfect match hides a fundamental potential deal breaker for both Serena and Franklyn, but one that highlights why the computer at the matchmaker service found the two to be so compatible.
Episode 22
Going Ape
Thu, Feb 27, 196925 mins
It isn't until after they arrive home that Samantha and Tabitha realize that a chimpanzee has followed them from their outing at the park. Although the chimp has no identification, Samantha can tell that he belongs to someone as a pet by the way he acts and the fact that he is dressed. With the chimp unable to tell her where he lives, Samantha decides to turn him into a human. This is exactly what "Harry" wants, he who is tired of being what he believes is an unloved chimp by his owner, and who chose to follow Samantha and Tabitha because he knew they are witches. As such, Harry refuses to divulge who his owner is or where the little boy lives. Harry's emergence is bad timing as two groups unexpectedly show up at the house: Larry with Darrin's newest client, Evelyn Tucker of Brawn Cologne, and her assistant, Bobby Flynn; and Endora. Regardless of an absent Darrin not yet having made his campaign pitch to Miss Tucker, she believes she and Flynn have already come up with a campaign idea and are just looking for the perfect masculine spokesmodel. With a little pushing by Endora who wants to stir the pot, they believe Harry is that perfect spokesmodel, he who in turn wants the job. Within this situation, Samantha has a list of seemingly incompatible tasks to accomplish: convince Harry to return to his carefree life as a chimp so that she can return him to his rightful owner, while save the Brawn account for Darrin, Larry who implies that Darrin's job is in jeopardy if Harry does not work on the Brawn account as Miss Tucker wants. Perhaps Samantha can accomplish both by tapping into Harry's natural animal instincts.
Episode 23
Tabitha's Weekend
Thu, Mar 6, 196925 mins
The Stephens insist that their grandchild Tabitha spend the weekend with them. To avert any magical disasters Samantha and Endora join them resulting the adults' squabbling. To escape the problems Tabitha disappears by turning herself into a cookie. Endora makes a marijuana reference by asking Phyllis if her cookies were from an Alice B. Toklas recipe.
Episode 24
The Battle of Burning Oak
Thu, Mar 13, 196925 mins
Darrin is working on a new account for J. Earl Rockeford, who asks Darrin to join Burning Oak Country Club, where Rockeford is CEO and Chairman of the Board. Much to Larry's horror, Darrin tells Rockeford that he'd like to think about the generous offer, a response Larry feels will jeopardize the account as even questioning the offer Rockeford would see as an insult. Indeed, Darrin isn't sure that he and Samantha would either fit in with or enjoy the company of who he perceives as the snobbish crowd at Burning Oak. Darrin and Samantha decide they should at least give Burning Oak a try if only as a means of apologizing to Mr. Rockeford for what could be construed as Darrin's rudeness in not immediately accepting the offer. While Darrin has a golf date with Larry and Rockeford at the club, Samantha has a lunch date with Hortense Rockeford and two other women of the screening committee. Endora believes that Darrin does relish being one of the snobs, and just before he is to go to the golf game places a spell on him to make him even more of a snob than Rockeford, which may truly jeopardize the account. Meanwhile, Samantha finds that the crowd at Burning Oak is far more insufferable in their exclusive attitude than even she could imagine, the scrutiny all in an effort keep out who they consider the riff raff, which includes anyone of an ethnic background. Beyond the issue of Endora's spell, Samantha wants to show up the crowd at Burning Oak for the hypocrites that they truly are beneath their manicured and couturiered exteriors.
Episode 25
Samantha's Power Failure
Thu, Mar 20, 196924 mins
After years of trying to break up Samantha's and Darrin's marriage, the Witches Council finally has had enough and strips Sam of her powers. Uncle Arthur and Serena arrive the next day and show their support. Unfortunately, they too are stripped of their powers and eventually get a crash course in living as mortals to the point of taking a job at a snack bar, with disastrous results. Sam then goes to the council to make her case, even comparing them to the judges in Salem. Will Sam, Arthur and Serena get their powers back, or will they live as mortals permanently?
Episode 26
Samantha Twitches for UNICEF
Thu, Mar 27, 196924 mins
Before she knows it, Samantha has been co-opted to help in yet another women's committee, Housewives for UNICEF. The work of the committee ends before it even begins when their primary benefactor, builder E.J. Haskell, reneges on a $10,000 donation. And Samantha is once again co-opted into another task before she knows it, namely to wage a forty-eight hour campaign on getting Haskell to change his mind and to make the donation. Samantha's meeting with Haskell ends up being less than productive, with him threatening her by telling her never to show her face around him again. That gives Samantha an idea: that she will haunt him, with him seeing her face everywhere he goes. Although Samantha's campaign seems to be having some effect, Endora believes Samantha needs to get to the root cause of why he reneged on the donation. That cause seems to be Haskell's new fiancée, a seemingly gold-digger of a woman named Lila Layton.
Episode 27
Daddy Does His Thing
Thu, Apr 3, 196924 mins
It's Darrin's birthday. Maurice, who has come to appreciate Darrin if only because he makes Samantha happy, comes by for an unexpected visit to wish Darrin a happy birthday and to give him a birthday present: a perpetual calendar that allows Darrin to have powers of witchcraft. After Darrin declines the gift, an incensed Maurice accuses Darrin figuratively of being a jackass. So Maurice literally turns Darrin into a jackass. Beyond the issue of Samantha trying to get her father to turn Darrin back into a human, other problems arise in the forms of nosy Gladys Kravitz, who sees the jackass and does what she believes is her neighborhood and public duty to get rid of it, and Maurice himself, who may not be able to reverse the spell as easy as it was to perform the spell in the first place.
Episode 28
Samantha's Good News
Thu, Apr 10, 196924 mins
Even though she and Maurice don't live together, Endora becomes jealous of his new secretary Abigail. Endora then decides to fight fire with fire when she decides to date his longtime rival John Van Milwood, who is an even bigger Shakespearean ham than Maurice. In the meantime, Samantha is hoping that her parents stop their bickering long enough to give them some very important news.
Episode 29
Samantha's Shopping Spree
Thu, Apr 17, 196924 mins
Cousin Henry, who is a chip off the old "Uncle Arthur" block, stops by for an unexpected visit, as does Endora. As they have nothing better to do, they accompany Samantha, who would have preferred they didn't, and Tabitha on their shopping trip to Hinkley's Department Store to buy some dresses for Tabitha. They end up being waited on by Joseph Hinkley Jr., the owner's son, on his first day working at the store following his graduation from business school. He will eventually inherit the store, but he lacks the confidence and finesse to make a good businessman. As such, Cousin Henry can't help but pull a few witchcraft enhanced practical jokes at his expense. But after one disagreement too many with him, Cousin Henry turns Hinkley Jr. into a mannequin and refuses to change him back, after which he quickly leaves the store. Samantha and Endora have to find Cousin Henry so that he can change Hinkley Jr. back while hide the fact that Hinkley Jr. is missing from the store, especially from Hinkley Sr., who doesn't think much of his son. Further problems arise when the store displays are being changed, which includes removing all the store mannequins.
Episode 30
Samantha and Darrin in Mexico City
Thu, Apr 24, 196925 mins
Darrin makes a successful presentation to marketing executive Carlos Aragon for the launch of his company's Mexican bottled drink, Bueno, into the United States. The next step is for Darrin, who plans to take Samantha, to go to Mexico City to sell the campaign to the company president, Raul Garcia. However, Larry decides to treat himself to the trip, basking both in the glory of Darrin's hard work, and in the relaxation of an exotic city for vacation. Peeved by Larry's selfishness, Samantha can't help but to use a little witchcraft on Larry while he's in Mexico City, the result being the need for Darrin and her to go to Mexico City as well to make the presentation to Garcia. The last minute trip forces a nervous Darrin to learn Spanish to impress Garcia, which for him is not an easy task. To assist, Endora, without his knowledge, places a spell on Darrin to make all his fears disappear every time he speaks Spanish. Because Darrin is all fear, the result of Endora's spell is that Darrin disappears entirely. The spell causes a problem not only on the plane to Mexico City, but also at the initial meeting with Garcia, as Darrin has to find a way not to speak Spanish, which includes not saying the product's name, Bueno. When Samantha convinces Endora to reverse the spell, Darrin and Samantha run into a slightly different problem, this time in front of an important audience of Bueno backers.
