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25 mins
9/7/1967
1.
Long Live the Queen
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Year four of the ""witch-com"" starts with a bang when Samantha is the chosen one to be the Queen of all Witches. After a series of happenings in the house, Darrin escapes to the safety and sanity of his favorite bar.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Herb Ellis, Carl Princi, Mary Foran, Lal Chand Mehra, Ruth McDevitt, J. Edward McKinley
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25 mins
9/14/1967
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Toys in Babeland
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Endora babysits Tabitha, but has to leave for a party. She finds a perfect babysitter- in a toy that she brings to life! Of course, Tabitha copies Endora's spell and brings all of her toys to life. Big mistake!
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Jim Brooks, Burt Mustin, Dick Wilson, Bill Kendis, Jeri-Lynne Fraser, Steve Rinaldi, Joan Petalk
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25 mins
9/21/1967
3.
Business, Italian Style
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To get in good graces with an Italian client, Darrin must learn how to speak Italian. Endora, anxious for Samantha to travel Europe again, gives Darrin a perfect Italian tongue. Her spell, however, is too strong, and ""Dino"" no longer understands English. His new clients begin to think that Darrin is mocking them, and Samantha interrupts Endora's bath and demands she remove the spell.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Michael Morris
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Guest starring:
Renzo Cesana, Fred Roberto
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25 mins
9/28/1967
4.
Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
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Endora is fed up. Samantha's loyalty to her marriage is keeping her from her responsibilities as Queen of the Witches. While Samantha is out, Endora calls Serena to impersonate Sam and make a shambles of their marriage. Darrin finally realizes that it is Serena, and plans on turning the tables--only the real Samantha has arrived home.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Stanley Beck
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25 mins
10/5/1967
5.
Cheap, Cheap!
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When Darrin makes Samantha return a coat, Endora puts a spell on him to turn him into a penny-pinching Scrooge. Darrin sees the error of his ways after a bombed-out dinner party with a cheap client, Mr. Bigelow.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Parley Baer, Jill Foster, Mary Lansing
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25 mins
10/12/1967
6.
No Zip in My Zap
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Samantha malfunctions because she doesn't use her powers as often. Dr. Bombay has her float in the air for the time being. Darrin has a meeting with his former girlfriend Mary Jane, who happens to be his new client. He calls Samantha to tell her, but Endora says that she is flying. Of course, Darrin thinks that Samantha has turned into a fly to spy on his meeting!
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Director:
Richard Kinon
Writer:
Barbara Avedon
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Guest starring:
Jerry Margolin, Mala Powers
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25 mins
10/19/1967
7.
Birdies, Bogies and Baxter
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Endora assists Darrin get his old college golf game back. Although Darrin is invigorated, it is not enough to out-golf a client, Mr. Baxter, who is a major golf pro. Larry, skittish McMann & Tate will lose an account, warns Darrin not to beat Baxter, but Samantha helps out Darrin when Baxter's exasperated wife wishes that he would lose, for just once.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
John L. Greene
/ David V. Robison
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Guest starring:
Joan Banks, Frank Alesia, Macdonald Carey
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25 mins
10/26/1967
8.
A Safe and Sane Halloween
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This is another eventful Halloween. Despite Darrin's concern, Samantha reads Tabitha an every day mortal Halloween bedtimestory. This time Darrin was right! Tabitha materializes 3 goblins out of the pages of her book. On Halloween, the magical pranksters follow Tabitha and Samantha out for an evening of trick or treat, with mostly tricks. After Samantha finally realizes what Tabitha has done, she pops all the goblins back to home: only Glady's nephew has traded places with one of the goblins. They end up turning Glady's nephew into a goat, and Tabitha ends up returning the ghouls to their rightful place.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
James Henerson
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Guest starring:
Bobby Riha, Monty Margetts, Jerry Maren, Felix Silla, Billy Curtis, Larry Barton
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25 mins
11/2/1967
9.
Out of Sync, Out of Mind
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The Stephenes' are watching home movies, but encounter a problem when the sound is not in sync with the action. Aunt Clara tries to help out, but ends up making Samantha seem like she is in a badly-dubbed movie when her voice follows her lips off-screen. Phyllis is totally confused and calls Frank to come get her.
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25 mins
11/9/1967
10.
That Was No Chick, That Was My Wife
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Darrin and Samantha are in Chicago to work on the Springer Pet Food account. Baby-sitter Aunt Clara panics when Tabitha brings one of her toys to life. Samantha pops home to check up just when Louise arrives at the Stephen's home. Major confusion ensues when Larry gets word that Samantha is at home, not in Chicago with Darrin. When Mr. Springer sees Sam & Tabitha outside McMann & Tate, he realizes that she was indeed the woman in Chicago with Darrin, and the problem is solved.......well, except Louise is sent to a psychiatrist. Samantha saves the day by introducing Louise to Serena.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Rick Mittleman
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Guest starring:
Bill Kendis, Arthur Adams, Herb Voland, Sara Seegar
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25 mins
11/16/1967
11.
Allergic to Macedonian Dodo Birds
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Because of a dodo bird Tabitha materializes, Endora and Clara have their powers switched! Dr. Bombay finds this out and returns the witches to normal.
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Director:
Richard Kinon
Writer:
Richard Baer
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Guest starring:
Janos Prohaska
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25 mins
11/23/1967
12.
Samantha's Thanksgiving to Remember
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To get into the Thanksgiving spirit, Aunt Clara zaps the Stephens and Gladys, who just happened to be nosing around, to seventeenth century Salem. Darrin lights a fire with a out-of-place match and is charged for witchery. Samantha then defends him at the trial and Darrin is cleared. Then Aunt Clara brings them back and Gladys runs off to tell Abner about her fantastic trip, but at soon as she reaches her door, Samantha changes her costume.
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Director:
Richard Kinon
Writer:
Helen August
/ Tom August
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Guest starring:
Laurie Main, Richard Bull, Peter Canon, Jacques Aubuchon
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25 mins
11/30/1967
13.
The Solid Gold Mother-in-law
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Samantha insists that Endora zap away the new pony for Tabitha before Darrin gets home. Endora tells her not to worry, the pony IS Darrin. Once changed back, Darrin orders Endora out of the house. At the office, Endora sends a ""live"" framed photo of her that Darrin cannot escape her ever changing expression. A client named Mr. Gregson wants to meet Darrin's mother-in-law, who must be a special woman for Darrin to keep her photo on his desk. The dinner goes well, particularly since Endora has become the queen of charm. After witnessing a tiff between the Tates over Larry's mother-in-law, Gregson suggests that Darrin should open his own ad firm. Larry doesn't like this one bit and refuses to speak to Darrin. It's up to Samantha to set things right between Larry and Darrin.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
Robert Riley Crutcher
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Guest starring:
Jill Foster, Peter Dawson, Jack Collins
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25 mins
12/7/1967
14.
My What Big Ears You Have
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Darrin is planning to surprise Samantha with a rocking chair, but Endora thinks that he is fooling around with another woman. This woman, in fact, is the saleslady that Darrin makes the final payment to. To see what he is up to, Endora puts a spell on him causing his ears to grow when he tells a lie. The more Darrin lies about the surprise, the more his ears start growing. He finally tells her the truth: he bought her a rocking chair and wanted to surprise her. He hid it in the Kravitzes' garage for safe keeping.
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Director:
Richard Kinon
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Joan Hotchkiss, Myra De Groot, Thomas Browne Henry
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25 mins
12/14/1967
15.
I Get Your Nannie, You Get My Goat
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Samantha hires an English maid named Elspeth, much to the dismay of her previous owner, Montdrake. He is so mad that he does horrible things to Darrin to get her back.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Ron Friedman
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Guest starring:
Bern Hoffman, Maida Severn, Pauline Dranke, Hermione Baddeley, Reginald Gardiner
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25 mins
12/21/1967
16.
Humbug Not to Be Spoken Here
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Samantha gets a mean, miserly manager named Mr. Mortimer to change his thoughts about Christmas and gets him to really think about others.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Lila Garrett
/ Bernie Kahn
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Guest starring:
Don Beddoe, Martin Ashe, Rosalyn Burbage, Charles Lane
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25 mins
12/28/1967
17.
Samantha's Da Vinci Dilemma
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Samantha needs help painting her house, and Aunt Clara conjures up the most famous painter of all time, Leonardo da Vinci. Da Vinci is mad when he learns that his famous Mona Lisa painting will be used in Darrin's campaign to sell toothpaste. Samantha then gets him to create another best-selling idea.
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Director:
Richard Kinon
Writer:
Jerry Mayer
/ Paul L. Friedman
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Guest starring:
Irwin Charone, William Thegoe, Vince Howard, John Abbott
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25 mins
1/4/1968
18.
Once in a Vial
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Endora hires Rollo to get Samantha away from Darrin, but her plan backfires when Rollo creates a love potion for Samantha but Endora drinks it instead. Endora is set to marry a client of Darrin's, but at the altar, the potion wears off.
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Director:
Bruce Bilson
Writer:
Ed Jurist
/ James Henerson
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Guest starring:
Joan Tompkins, Frederic Downs, Mary Lansing, Jan Arvan, Darlene Enlow, Henry Beckman, Ron Randell, Arch Johnson
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25 mins
1/11/1968
19.
Snob in the Grass
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Remember Sheila Sommers from the pilot? Well, she's back and Larry wants Darrin to go with her to get her father's account with McMann and Tate. At a dinner party, Sheila is up to her usual tricks, and Samantha unleashes a few of her own.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Frank Wilcox, Kendrick Huxham, Alan Emerson, Sue Carlton, Nancy Kovack
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25 mins
1/25/1968
20.
If They Never Met
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Samantha wants to know what life would be like if she and Darrin had never met. Endora shows Samantha that Darrin would have married Sheila and become a part of her millionaire father's family. Darrin likes her, but he doesn't love her. On cue, Darrin meets Samantha and the rest is history.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
Sam Bobrick
/ Bill Idelson
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Guest starring:
Frank Wilcox, Paul Barselou, Nancy Kovack
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25 mins
2/1/1968
21.
Hippie, Hippie, Hooray
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Serena lands on the front page of the morning news, which lands Darrin in a lot of trouble with the Tates. Darrin tries to convince the Tates that the photo is Samantha's cousin Serena. But when Darrin makes matters worse by insulting her, she decides to teach him a lesson.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Michael Morris
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Guest starring:
Walter Sande, Jean Blake, Ralph Story
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25 mins
2/8/1968
22.
Prince of a Guy
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Tabitha brings out Prince Charming and Helen, Darrin's cousin, falls for him. Her fiance, Ralph, doesn't like this arrangement one bit, but Larry likes it and thinks that the prince will be perfect for TV commercials. To sway the prince away from Helen, Samantha pops in Sleeping Beauty.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Louise Glenn, Stuart Margolin, Robert P. Lieb, Maida Severn, Steve Woodman, Gerald York, William Bassett
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25 mins
2/15/1968
23.
Mc Tavish
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Aunt Clara learns that Ocky has opened an old castle, which is the home of McTavish, a ghost who is scaring away visitors. Samantha suggests that McTavish find some other place to haunt, and he haunts her house! Then McTavish realizes that he is an excellent tourist attraction and decides to go back home.
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Director:
Paul Davis
Writer:
James Henerson
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Guest starring:
R.N. Bullard, Reginald Owen, Ronald Long
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25 mins
2/29/1968
24.
How Green Was My Grass
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A simple case of mistaken addresses is the issue for this episode. A flipped number in their home address creates confusion and artificial grass is delivered on their lawn. The real owner wants to know what happened to his artificial lawn and finds out that Darrin has it.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Barbara Perry, Joseph Perry, Andy Romano, Robert Lussier, Craig Hundley, Kevin Tate, Richard X. Slattery
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25 mins
3/14/1968
25.
To Twitch or Not to Twitch
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The use of magic powers comes to a head between Darrin and Samantha when they get caught in the rain with a flat tire. This results in Samantha threatening to take Tabitha and leave Darrin, but they make up eventually.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Lila Garrett
/ Bernie Kahn
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Guest starring:
Margaret Muse, Jean Blake, Donald Journeaux, Arthur Julian
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25 mins
3/21/1968
26.
Playmates
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Phyllis takes Samantha and Tabitha to meet the Millhowsers. Gretchen is a stickler for child psychology and does everything by clinical books. Michael, her son, wishes he was a dog not knowing that you should be careful what you wish for around Tabitha!
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Richard Baer
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Guest starring:
Teddy Quinn, Peggy Pope
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25 mins
3/28/1968
27.
Tabitha's Cranky Spell
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Larry wants Samantha to convince his new client, Mr. Baker, to update his firm. In order to do that, Samantha leads Baker to believe that the ghost of his Uncle Willie came back to tell him to do something about his company's image.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Robert Riley Crutcher
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Guest starring:
J. Edward McKinley, Sara Seegar, Nellie Burt, Harry Harvey, Sr.
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25 mins
4/4/1968
28.
I Confess
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What would happen if everyone knew that Samantha was a witch? Darrin finds the answer when Samantha puts him under a dream spell which displays the Stephens being exploited by their friends and the Armed Forces.
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Director:
Seymour Robbie
Writer:
Richard Baer
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Guest starring:
Herb Ellis, Woodrow Parfrey
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25 mins
4/11/1968
29.
A Majority of Two
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Aunt Clara falls for a new client Kensi Mishimoto and expects to marry him. Samantha gets involved by trying to find Ocky, which makes Mishimoto leave in a huff. Samantha then gets him to stay by turning herself into a Japanese girl and convincing him to stay.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Richard Haydn, Helen Funai
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25 mins
4/18/1968
30.
Samantha's Secret Saucer
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Aunt Clara turns a toy spaceship into a real one, with real aliens! Gladys sees this and reports it to the air force. Aunt Clara then zaps the spaceship back to where it belongs before Gladys comes back with the UFO officials.
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Director:
Richard Michaels
Writer:
Jerry Mayer
/ Paul L. Friedman
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Guest starring:
Eldon Quick, Larry D. Mann, Steve Franken, Hamilton Camp
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25 mins
4/25/1968
31.
The No-harm Charm
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Uncle Arthur does it again. This time he gives Darrin an amulet that is proved to be magical. He really needs help when he tries to help a bank receive some credibility. Samantha discovers that the amulet is fake, and ends up saving Darrin from his mishaps. Darrin lands the bank account when he stops a bank robber.
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Director:
Russ Mayberry
Writer:
Ed Jurist
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Guest starring:
Vaughn Taylor, Susan Tolsky, Paul Smith
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25 mins
5/2/1968
32.
Man of the Year
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Darrin is named advertiser of the year, but he is not affected by the glory. Endora gives him some by putting a spell on him, making anyone who comes a few feet toward him charmed. Samantha is worried about Darrin getting too much love and attention and gets on her mother.
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Director:
R. Robert Rosenbaum
Writer:
John L. Greene
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Guest starring:
C. Lindsay Workman, Bill Quinn, Jill Foster, Byron Morrow, Pat O'Hara, George Ives, Roland Winters
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25 mins
5/16/1968
33.
Splitsville
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Samantha eyes Gladys Kravitz sitting on the curb late one night. Despite Darrin's objections, Samantha leaves the house to find out the problem: Gladys is leaving Abner. Samantha insists Mrs. Kravitz stay at their house, and Samantha sets out to reunite the quarreling couple. However, after days of enduring Mrs. Kravitz annoying health food breakfasts and beauty regimines, Samantha is forced to use witchcraft to bring the two back together. She casts a spell over the butcher, who rushes to Gladys with flowers and sympathy.
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Director:
William Asher
Writer:
Richard Baer
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Guest starring:
Dort Clark, John J. Fox, Arthur Julian
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