Tabitha hears her parents discussing names for the new baby, and thinks they like boys better than girls. She brings the story of JACK AND THE BEANSTALK to life and changes places with Jack. Darrin panics as his mother questions the strange boy and Endora won't help. Tabitha puts a guard to sleep and meets the giant. Climbing the beanstalk after her, Samantha is caught and locked in a dungeon. The giant's wife frees her, because she can't wait to get rid of Tabitha, who has been up to all kinds of mischief.
Having modernized the harp, and the goose, Tabitha brings the giant down to toy size, so she can play with him. When the giant starts to cry, Samantha orders Tabitha to reverse the spell. The giant shoots back to his normal size, the harp plays Chopin and the goose again lays golden eggs. Then Samantha pops back with Tabitha, Jack pops out and Darrin's mother thinks she's lost her mind. Surrounded by witches, Darrin declares he loves all of them, except his mother-in-law.
LOG LINE
Tabitha brings the story of JACK AND THE BEANSTALK to life.
Written by: Michael Morris
Directed by: Richard Michaels
When the maid sneezes up a unicorn, Samantha and Darrin try to keep the others from seeing it. Darrin presents it as the ad symbol for a new car. Larry seizes on the idea and hustles Hampton out as the furniture floats and Esmeralda fades out. After Samantha tells Darrin the maid will stay invisible until called, the Stephens are relieved when she sneezes and nothing happens. Then Tabitha reports there's an elephant in her bedroom.
LOG LINE
Endora brings a witch with fading powers to be Samantha's maid.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Samantha asks Esmeralda, the magically inept maid, to whip up a Caesar salad. She produces Julius himself, in toga and laurel wreath. Then Darrin announces that Larry Tate is coming to discuss ideas for a beauty account, Charday Lizard Oil. When Esmeralda can't send Caesar back, Darrin asks that she at least dress him in modern clothes. Esmeralda switches the two men's outfits. When Darrin opens the door clad in toga and wreath, Larry worries that Darrin is cracking up.
Mrs. Charday arrives to hear Darrin's great idea. Meanwhile, Caesar declares he will stay with the Stephens. To induce him to go home, Samantha twitches up Cleopatra, borne on a litter by six Nubians. The commotion in the kitchen brings in the others. Mrs. Charday approves the idea for her ad campaign - Great Romances of History. Caesar gleefully leaves for Rome to keep his rendezvous with Cleo. Samantha asks for Hearts of Palm salad and Esmeralda produces a palm tree.
LOG LINE
Samantha asks for Caesar salad - and gets Julius himself.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Samantha discovers that food pops in when she just thinks of it. She can't explain the chop suey and melon that appear in Dr. Anton's office. Endora summons Dr. Bombay who pronounces Samantha cured after a weird examination and treatment. However, Samantha suddenly finds herself in a delicatessen and realizes she now goes to the food. To cover her absence from Larry Tate's party, Darrin implies that Samantha is at the hospital to have the baby.
Then Samantha thinks the baby really is coming and there is a mad dash to the hospital. She pops out just as a cop stops Darrin for speeding and he can't explain her absence. Hot dog in hand, Samantha phones Darrin from a ball game. Dr. Bombay has a strange encounter with Dr. Anton. Diagnosing that Samantha has had a false alarm, Dr. Anton sends the Stephens home. However, Larry asks them to pretend the baby has been born, because he landed a huge account in honor of the new arrival.
LOG LINE
When Samantha craves food, it appears, with complications.
Written by: Fred Freeman & Lawrence J. Cohen
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Although Samantha is calm, collected and waiting with suitcase in hand to go to the hospital to give birth., it is Darrin who is having complications -- the nervous type. Darrin's dilemma is further complicated by Samantha's eerie father, Maurice, who is ready to play grandpa even before his daughter delivers. Another nervous father-to-be, Ralph Davis, is somewhat embittered when, after his six hour vigil, Darrin's baby arrives first.
It's a boy and Grandpa Maurice wants to make sure, everybody likes him, so he casts a spell on all who gaze at the new baby. Even after Davis' child is born, he is mesmerized by the Stephens' child. Larry Tate, also under the influence, insists that the child is photographically perfect for the new label on Busby's Baby Foods. Despite Samantha and Darrin's negative reception of the idea, Larry proceeds to bring in a camera crew for the "test" screening. When Endora arrives to see her new grandchild, she reminds her daughter that the baby's publicity might not fare well with the Witches Council -- still brewing over Samantha's marriage to a mortal. Samantha blackmails her father, in a nice way, to uncast his spell to keep peace with the witches up above and her husband here on earth.
LOG LINE
Samantha's new baby raises eyebrows in the heavens and on earth.
Written by: Richard Baer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Darrin's parents, Phyllis and Frank, are coming to see the new baby Frank, when Endora announces that Samantha's father, Maurice, is breathing fire because the baby was not named for him. The Stephens arrive and with Endora are admiring the baby, when there is a rumble, walls and furniture shake, and an irate Maurice arrives. Maurice casts a spell, which gets the others out of the house while he argues with Samantha and Darrin about the name. When Darrin flatly refuses any change, Maurice puts him under a spell and freezes him into the hall mirror.
On returning, his parents are astounded to see Darrin in the mirror. Samantha explains that Maurice has invented a photo-mirror that retains an image. Intrigued by its money-making possibilities, Frank has a long talk with Maurice and casually mentions he hates the name "Frank." Later, Maurice releases Darrin and reveals his father's dislike of the name. Samantha and Darrin point out that if the baby is named "Maurice," his playmates will call him "Morey," a nickname Maurice despises. Pretending to dislike the name "Adam," Darrin gets Maurice to agree to it. Frank returns, disappointed to find Darrin's image faded from the mirror -- it won't be a moneymaker after all.
LOG LINE
Maurice, Samantha's father, breathes fire when the new baby is named for Darrin's father.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Mr. Bartenbach, the client, doesn't like Darrin's presentation and he has no alternative plan. Darrin leaves the office and on his way home, is stopped by a cop. He now looks like "Tiny Tim," The cop gives him a ticket. Endora is still angry with Samantha for celebrating Halloween. After Darrin tries to apologize to Endora, she leaves and removes the spell. The next day, Darrin presents a new idea to the client. Samantha, making a concession to Endora, halts her work for UNICEF but Mrs. Bartenbach is chairman of the local UNICEF Committee. To save the account for the firm, Darrin, Samantha, and the kids go out trick-or-treating for UNICEF. Endora finally realizes millions of hungry children are more important than her whims. Darrin uses a witch for the ad and gets the account.
LOG LINE
Darrin and Endora clash over Halloween.
Written by: Shirley Gordon
Directed by: William Asher
It's Tabitha's birthday and Uncle Arthur shows up for her party. Larry calls Darrin with the news that A. J. Sylvester is at the office and Darrin is badly needed to present a layout but Darrin refuses to leave the party. Uncle Arthur puts on a magic show but his bunny trick is ruined when a Playboy type bunny appears and won't disappear. Larry and Mr. Sylvester have come to the party and Sylvester is obviously impressed with the trick.
Samantha tries to get Arthur to get rid of the bunny, but his powers have been messed up. Mr. Sylvester and the bunny leave secretly and everyone except Larry is dismayed. Samantha and Arthur find them in a restaurant together. Anita, Mr. Sylvester's ex girl friend shows up, sees him and leaves. Samantha has them back for a vegetarian dinner and the new couple announces their engagement. It breaks up when Bunny's obvious rabbit tendencies show through. The next day, Darrin reports that Sylvester is back with Anita and has accepted all of Darrin's ad ideas.
LOG LINE
Uncle Arthur makes Bunny multiply instead of disappear.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Darrin has a fight with Endora, and refuses to let her come to the Stephens' home any more. He leaves and Endora angrily declares that unless Darrin apologizes, he will be turned into a mouse at midnight.
Samantha consults a witch-apothecary who gives a spell she must perform without witchcraft. She accomplishes the first part; having Darrin touch a buffalo, by getting him to wipe off a spot on Ralph Jackman's forehead. Ralph belongs to the Royal order of the Buffalo. A bell rings, signaling success. Sam gets Larry to let Darrin have the day off.
The second part of the spell says Darrin must swallow some potion while under water. Sam tries to get him into a bath, without success. She then sees a glass of water next to the bed and holds it over Darrin's head while he takes some "medicine. The bell rings again. Larry, meanwhile, discovers that the papers for an important layout are missing. Darrin is the only other one with a key. Larry finds out that Sam and Darrin are on their way to the airport. Sam is trying to fulfill the last part of the spell; Darrin must "fly over water by day in the dark." In a helicopter, Sam tries a hat she's knitting on over Darrin's eyes. The bell rings and the spell to prevent Darrin's transformation takes effect. At the airport, they run into Ralph with an attaché case like Darrin's. A switch occurs as Larry and a guard rush up and arrest Darrin for theft. Sam tries to explain about Ralph, and the guard finds Ralph's name on the stolen layouts. Darrin is congratulated for intercepting the theft attempt.
LOG LINE
Endora turns Ralph Jackman into a mouse at midnight.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Maurice pops in and suggests that Darrin attend a Bliss board meeting, invisible. Darrin refuses, but after a Chinese lunch, in Hong Kong, Maurice hypnotizes him into changing his mind. Darrin submits an ad campaign that meets with Bliss Sr.'s approval, and Larry lands the account. After Darrin gets a bonus, Maurice is sure he is now hooked on magic, but Samantha won't let herself believe it.
LOG LINE
Entranced with a little magic, Darrin decides to go for bigger things.
Written by: Rick Mittleman
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Samantha is making breakfast when her father appears. He reminds her through a series of flashbacks how Darrin seems to enjoy his gift of unlimited powers and announces that he will continue. Darrin comes down for breakfast, doesn't like what's being prepared, and conjures up a Continental breakfast complete with waitresses.
They finish breakfast and Darrin uses his power to pop to the office. Sam is wondering about it, but Maurice laughs it off. He gives Tabitha a new doll. Darrin, meanwhile, has just gotten a new deal wrapped up, thanks to witchcraft. He pops home to see Sam and tells her that both Bliss' will be over for dinner. Darrin pops back to his office, demonstrates his power to Larry and they both realize the huge implications. Larry doubles Darrin's bonus check.
Darrin meets an old friend, Dave, and decides to give up his gift. At dinner that night, he brings home pizza, and tells Sam of his decision. She is very pleased about it. He presents his original plan to the Bliss' instead of using his "inside information" and Larry., horrified, fires him. Sam and Maurice decide that Darrin is really better off as a mortal.
LOG LINE
Darrin lands the account after all and is re-instated.
Written by: Rick Mittleman
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Esmeralda, while reading a Mother Goose story to Tabitha, sneezes and causes the figure to appear in person. Samantha is upset because Mrs. Stephens is due any minute for a visit. Mrs. Stephens Arrives and announces that she has had a fight with Mr. Stephens and is leaving him. Shortly after, Mr. Stephens arrives. Meanwhile, Mother Goose has been floating around under the guise of being Samantha's strange aunt. Darrin comes home to the problem and he and Samantha share their panic.
Frank Stephens tries to humor Mother Goose and engages her in lively conversation about her poems while Samantha and Darrin go upstairs to Mrs. Stephens, resting in the guest room with a phony headache to try and talk some sense into her. Samantha decades the jealous wife idea would work and lets Mrs. Stephens see her husband and Mother Goose together. It works, and Mrs. Stephens rushes downstairs; but not before Esmeralda sneezes again and changes Mother Goose into a goose who does a slow fade-out before Mrs. Stephens' eyes. The elder Stephens united again, leave on a second honeymoon.
LOG LINE
Esmeralda hiccups up "Alice in Wonderland."
Written by: Peggy Chantler Dick and Douglas Dick
Directed by: David White
Endora is at it again. Darrin who has been perplexed by his mother-in-law for all these years still hasn't learned that no matter how he tries Endora will never like mortals. In this story, Darrin has given in to Samantha and is trying to be pleasant and agreeable to his mother-in-law. Endora decides to cast a spell on Darrin whereby he makes himself agreeable to everyone and everything. He agrees to help save starlings and to many other charitable organizations in the neighborhood. In the office Darrin, now under Endora's spell, attempts being agreeable but is in such terrible condition that all he achieves is getting fired. Samantha uses her witchy powers to get Darrin another job. Before he takes the new job, Samantha realizes that Endora has put a spell on him and makes her mother remove the spell.
LOG LINE
Darrin is freed from his agreeable spell and gets his old job back.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: Luther James
Tabitha tells Samantha that her friend Sidney doesn't believe in Santa Claus. Esmeralda comes to help for a few days. She sneezes up a goat ... it fades. Darrin comes home and she sneezes up Santa. Mrs. Kravitz comes over and thinks Santa is Darrin in a costume. Sam gets her out and then Larry drops in to complain about Louise's new mink coat. Darrin finally gets Larry out of the house and decides to go to bed. Sam, meanwhile, has conjured up ten elves to work on toys with Santa.
In the middle of the night, Mrs. Kravitz, thinking there's a party at the Stephens' home, sneaks over to their house. Seeing the elves at work, she runs home. The next day, Sam helps Santa further by conjuring up his sleigh and reindeers. Mrs. Kravitz sees it and panics further, Mr. Kravitz ignores it. Larry drops by and sees Santa leave. Sam convinces him that it is really Christmas spirit and Larry goes off to buy Louise the mink coat.
LOG LINE
Tabitha convinces Sidney that Santa is real.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Just before the new baby is due, Larry Tate orders Darrin to fly to Japan with a client, Mr. Tanaka. Darrin refuses to leave Samantha, and Larry threatens to fire him. As Darrin tells what happened, Endora casts a spell, splitting him in two. On board the plane, Darrin 1 talks business as Mr. Tanaka eyes the stewardess. At home, Darrin 2 hovers over Samantha until she sends him out to play golf. Darrin 1 is entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Tanaka, also very pregnant.
Tanaka is puzzled when Endora whisks him out and Darrin 2 appears, ready for golf. After he confides his wife is having a baby too, Tanaka prepares to drive him to the airport, but he disappears. With some difficulty, Endora puts Darrin back together again. Later, Larry brings him a bonus explaining that Tanaka was impressed by his devotion to his wife and to his business.
LOG LINE
Endora takes a hand when Darrin is torn between Samantha and a business deal.
Written by: Lila Garrett and Bernie Kahn
Directed by: William Asher
Samantha is upset because Tabitha refuses to eat her lunch. Esmeralda the maid pops in and sees this, and when Samantha helps Darrin look for his golf-glove, she puts a spell on Tabitha's glass of milk. Whoever drinks it will have an insatiable appetite. Before Esmeralda can stop her, Samantha drinks the milk and immediately develops a terrific hunger. She is devouring every food item in sight and Esmeralda, failing to break the spell, dashes off to the Apothecary's to get a new potion. Abner Kravitz drops in but Samantha's rapid manufacture and consumption of hero sandwiches forces him to a hasty retreat. Darrin drives Samantha to the supermarket where in a scene of wild confusion, Samantha rushes from cart to cart grabbing and eating other people's food. Returning home, they call in Dr. Bombay, who breaks Samantha's hunger spell.
Samantha, however, now develops an intense desire to sleep. She cannot stay awake for more than a minute, and when Abner Kravitz returns he cannot keep her awake and again he leaves hastily. Esmeralda confesses that she put the spell on the milk - Dr. Bombay has only transferred it from one symptom to another. She produces the apothecary's potion which Samantha drinks and immediately feels stuffed. Esmeralda is delighted that everything has returned to normal, and to prove it, she pops out of her apron and disappears.
LOG LINE
Samantha develops a super appetite and wreaks havoc in a supermarket.
Written by: Richard Baer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
While Samantha is preparing Tabitha for kindergarten by hiring a warlock tutor, Prof. Phipps, Endora, hoping to help Darrin impress his boss, casts a spell that causes every phrase he speaks to come out as a cliché. The meddlesome mother-in-law mistakenly thinks clichés are an asset to Darrin's advertising career and so he is plagued to saying things like: A rolling stone gathers no moss....tickled pink....what's good for the goose is good for the gander." The problem comes when Larry Tate, Darrin's boss, threatens to cook his goose if he doesn't show more originality in his latest ad campaign for H. B. Summers, head of marketing for Multiple Industries.
Meanwhile, Prof. Phipps has added a personal touch to his instructing and makes Charles Dickens Oliver Twist more meaningful by blinking the Artful Dodger on the scene. The Dodger lives up to his infamous reputation by lifting Samantha's ring and Darrin's wallet. When Endora adds realism to her clichés by making Darrin's watch go suddenly airborne when he says, "time sure flies," and loud ringing bells when he says, "that rings a bell," Darrin decides he's had enough of bells and spells. He makes Samantha stop her mother's madness, dismisses Tabitha's tutor, and sends the Artful Dodger back to the book where he came from -- but not before the light-handed youngster leaves H. B. Summer's shirt linkless.
LOG LINE
Because of Endora's spell, Darrin almost talks himself out of a job.
Written by: Jerry Mayer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
LOG LINE
Samantha saves her "secret" and Mrs. Stephens sanity by some well placed witchcraft.
Written by: Lila Garrett and Bernie Kahn
Directed by: William Asher
Tabitha enters the room and asks to go to the park. Samantha says no that she has too many chores to do that it isn't possible for her to go. Tabitha asks for an ice cream cone. Samantha says she can have one and before Samantha can give it to her, Tabitha makes one appear in her hand. Samantha and Darrin get angry because Tabitha isn't permitted to use her witchly powers. She is sent to her room for the afternoon. Tabitha is upset because now that her brother is here, she has to share her mother's attention with him. She goes to her room and begins to wish for a new mother, one who will give her all her attention. When a second Samantha appears, Tabitha excitedly makes plans to go out and play.
Tabitha and the duplicate Samantha go to the park where they encounter one of Samantha's neighbors, Gladys, who asks about Adam and gets no response. Gladys calls Darrin at the office to report this strange behavior. Darrin calls Samantha and asks her why she left Adam alone and took Tabitha to the park. Samantha is confused to what is happening. Samantha puts Adam to bed and the duplicate
Samantha brings Tabitha down to the dinner party that Darrin and Samantha are having for some business clients. Tabitha eats too much and gets a stomach ache. Tabitha confesses to Samantha what she has done in creating a duplicate mother. Samantha explains that although she must say no to Tabitha it doesn't mean that she doesn't love her.
LOG LINE
Samantha teaches Tabitha an important lesson and Tabitha realizes that one mother is enough.
Written by: Shirley Gordon
Directed by: William Asher
Darrin, skipping his Sunday golf to work on a slogan for Larry's new account, TOP-POP, sees Samantha's Uncle Arthur standing in the mirror. Arthur pops out, Darrin yells, and Samantha orders the zany Arthur back into the mirror. Arthur pops back in and the mirror shatters. Despite Darrin's pleas, Arthur pops in and out of every mirror in the house, breaking each one. Samantha decides Arthur is ill and summons Dr. Bombay. Larry drops by to see how Darrin is progressing and Samantha has a time explaining a palm tree that Arthur has grown in the living room. Darrin gets Larry out of the house and then decides to sneak off to play a few holes himself.
The pill Dr. Bombay gives Arthur has side effects - Arthur immediately becomes everything he happens to think of. He turns into a pony, a devil, and an Indian. Samantha takes him for a drive to calm him down and Arthur declares the fresh air makes him feel like a superman. Immediately, he appears in Superman's outfit and takes off into the sky. There is chaos in the neighborhood as Arthur zooms around, and when he lands on the Stephens' roof, the police are waiting. Larry and Darrin also arrive and Samantha suggests it is all a stunt to publicize Darrin's new slogan - "Try TOP-POP, it's super, man!" Larry and the police think it's a great idea and everything returns to normal. Until Uncle Arthur takes another pill and pops all the furniture out of the house.
LOG LINE
Samantha gives sick Uncle Arthur a pill and the whole neighborhood suffers.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Endora pops in just in time to witness a very harried, busy and quite usual morning for Samantha. Endora points out to Samantha that if Darrin had some ambition that things would be a lot easier for her. Samantha informs Endora that she is quite content with Darrin and with her mode of living. Endora decides to cast a spell on Darrin which will give him more push and ambition. At the office, Larry Tate is surprised when Darrin consents to taking over the Braddock account - one which Larry has been after a very busy Darrin to take over for months. When Larry asks Darrin to join he and Mr. Braddock for lunch, Darrin has Larry called away from the table on a phony telephone call. When alone he makes quite clear to Mr. Braddock that most of the good work being done on the account is due to Darrin's efforts, not Larry's. Later, Mr. Braddock requests that Darrin handle the account.
When he arrives home, Darrin has no time for the children nor can he eat dinner with Samantha as he is too busy preparing his "climb to the top." In an effort to undermine Larry's position in the firm, Darrin invites Mr. and Mrs. McMann (the senior partner in Larry's firm) for dinner. All goes well and Darrin has convinced Mr. McMann that the firm needs young blood in command - namely, Darrin. The Tates unexpectedly arrive. Just as Mr. McMann is about to tell Larry his decision, Samantha freezes the whole group, except for Darrin. He realizes he has been under a spell and when Samantha unfreezes the group, Darrin must talk very quickly to undo the trouble he has started.
LOG LINE
Endora casts an ''ambition" spell on Darrin almost breaking up a friendship and a business association.
Written by: Lila Garrett and Bernie Kahn
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Asher
Darrin has just successfully signed the currently popular singing team of Boyce and Hart for a client sponsored special on television. He arrives home jubilant to find Samantha's cousin., Serena, visiting. Serena has been elected the chairman of the Cosmos Cotillion, an annual dinner dance of the "witch set" and must find some unique entertainment for the affair. After listening to the Boyce and Hart record that Darrin brought home, she decides that they will be perfect for the Cotillion. Samantha tries to talk her out of the whole idea but to no avail. Serena goes to talk to Boyce and Hart and their manager, Chick Cashman. She quickly interests Chick Cashman in her offer, as she says she will pay three times their usual fee. However, when she tells them they will sing a song composed by her, they think she is a fake and throw her out.
This only makes Serena more determined to have Boyce and Hart appear at her affair. She casts a spell on them making them unpopular. Their fans turn from them, their engagements are broken and due to the turn of events, they naturally accept Serena's offer of a job. Darrin, however, is also suffering due to the spell Serena has cast. Due to the unpopularity of the team, who Darrin had convinced the client to back, his boss and the client blame Darrin for a poor choice. As his job is at stake, Samantha decides to step in and put a stop to Serena's spell. Samantha pops in at the Cosmos Cotillion just as Boyce and Hart have finished their number. She demands that Serena return them to earth, make them forget where they were and remove the unpopular spell she had put on them. Serena does as Samantha says and all is well with both Boyce and Hart, who continue their climb to the top, and with Darrin who is once again in the good graces of his boss and the client.
NOTE: Elizabeth sings the Boyce & Hart tune "I'm Gonna Blow You A Kiss In The Wind" while playing the Serena character in this episode.
LOG LINE
For a song, Serena sends Boyce and Hart out of this world and Darrin out of a job.
Written by: Richard Baer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Samantha and Tabitha are in a toy store buying a gift for one of Tabitha's friends. The manager tells them someone will help them shortly. The salesman, Irving Bates, helps them choose a gift and when Samantha goes over to the cashier to pay for the purchase, she leaves Tabitha with Irving Bates as he wraps the gift. He has a conversation with Tabitha in which he tells her that she is very lucky to be a little girl, that he had the most fun when he was nine years old and furthermore, he would like to be a little boy once again. Tabitha, hearing his wish, twitches her nose and turns him into a nine year old boy. Irving isn't quite sure what has happened but when the manager returns and sees a little boy in place of the salesman and when the policeman makes him get out from behind the wheel of his car - he begins to get the idea! He reads the sales slip with Samantha's address on it and goes to see if she can help him.
When Irving arrives and tells Samantha what happened, Samantha tells Tabitha to remove the spell and return Irving to his original state. Tabitha can't remove the spell, however, as Irving is enjoying being a kid so much. Samantha calls Dr. Bombay, but he, too, can do nothing as Irving is very happy the way he is. Finally, Samantha takes Irving to his girlfriend's office just in time for Irving to witness his girlfriend's boss ask her out on a date. Irving gets angry and kicks his girlfriend's boss. He then realizes that he does not want to be nine years old anymore and the spell is removed.
LOG LINE
Irving Bates is absolutely certain that you are only young once.
Written by: Jerry Mayer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Dusty Harrison is the daughter of a client with a big account. During her summer vacation from college, she hopes to learn advertising from some knowledgeable Titan of the trade. Larry picks Darrin to be Dusty's teaching Titan to the chagrin of the over-worked ad man. Endora, always looking for a chance to meddle with her daughter's mortal, gets Serena to cast a spell on Dusty and changes the coed from a quiet, serious-minded young lady, into a mini-skirted worldly woman, who is madly in love with Darrin, Samantha notwithstanding. Darrin, who is confused and frustrated by Dusty's advances, sends her on a time-consuming shopping spree to purchase various coffee percolators to be used in his latest ad campaign.
When Dusty shows up that night at the Stephens' house, looking sexy and bogged down with the requested assortment of percolators, Samantha really begins to perk. She twitches herself out of the scene to look for her meddling mother and her conniving cousin. As Samantha twitches herself out, Endora and Serena twitch themselves in with Serena adding an extra twitch to make herself look exactly like Samantha. The disguised cousin gets Darrin to invite Mr. Harrison to his house to show what a happily married couple he and his wife are. The pseudo-Samantha disproves everything Darrin sets out to prove. Luckily, Harrison turns out to be an embezzler and Darrin is changed from the company ham to the company hero.
LOG LINE
Because of Serena's spell, a college girl is forced to change her image and Darrin is almost forced to change his job.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Darrin is working on an ad campaign for a housing development using a scale model of the sample home for reference. When he and Samantha pick up the model to carry it out to the car, they find they are locked in the house. Doors and windows refuse to budge; Darrin cannot even break a window and when Samantha tries to "pop" Darrin out of the house, she cannot. Having all the earmarks of a spell, they call on Endora - who swears on her "witches honor" that she did not cast the spell. When Endora tries to leave, she finds she, too, is trapped. At this point, Larry telephones inquiring as to why Darrin is not at the office for the important meeting with the clients. Samantha tells him that the doctor is with Darrin and they are not sure what is wrong with him. Next, they call on Esmeralda, thinking that the spell might be one of hers...she arrives and tells them that she did not Cast the spell. Esmeralda is dismayed to find that she cannot leave, as she has a date with someone on whom she's had her eye for 75 years!
Larry Tate, getting no satisfaction from the vague answers to his phone calls, appears at the door, but Samantha tells him they are quarantined and he will have to wait for the lab report to come back before he can retrieve the model house or Darrin. Finally, in desperation., Dr. Bombay is called. His diagnosis of the situation is a "vapor lock" caused by the curtailment of Samantha's use of witchpower. There is a cure but it must be performed on the outside of the vapor locked house. The problem is solved when Samantha takes Dr. Bombay's picture, transforming him into an 8 x 10 glossy, pushes the photo under the front door and incants him back to three dimensions. Samantha then has Endora shrink all the playground equipment she has produced for Tabitha to fit in the model home thus making Darrin a big hit with the client and with Larry.
LOG LINE
Darrin learns what to do about "those days you can't get out."
Written by: Richard Baer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Samantha, beginning a very busy day, has forgotten that she is to sell tickets to raise money for underprivileged children. After receiving a phone call from the lady she is to relieve at the ticket table, she turns in desperation to her cousin Serena to sit in for her. Serena agrees. George Dinsdale, a very important client of Darrins, happens to pass the table and Serena turns on all the charm. Dinsdale, a bit of a wolf, loves it. They have a drink together and make plans for lunch the next day. Dinsdale is absolutely smitten!
That night, Larry and Louise Tate throw a party to introduce George Dinsdale to the Stephens'. When Darrin and Samantha arrive, Dinsdale thinks that Samantha is Serena and acts accordingly. Samantha realizing the mistake, tries to tell Dinsdale who doesn't believe her. Samantha calls Serena later that evening and tells her that she better straighten out the situation at lunch the next day. Serena meets Dinsdale at lunch, tells him the truth and then leaves. Dinsdale is still not convinced and thinks that his business relationship with Darrin is what is causing Serena to be so cool. He has Darrin taken off the account and proceeds to the Stephens' home. He chases Samantha around still thinking she is Serena and she turns him into a parrot.
Darrin arrives home and Samantha tells him what has been going on. Darrin is aghast that she has turned Dinsdale into a parrot. Samantha calls Serena and turns Dinsdale back, making him think he has fainted. He sees there are really two of them, apologizes to Samantha, restores the account to Darrin and takes off for an evening with Serena.
LOG LINE
A case of mistaken identity results in a wolf being changed to a bird.
Written by: John L. Greene
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Produced by: William Asher
Tabitha is spending the afternoon in her new playhouse entertaining imaginary friends when suddenly she is joined by a very real leprechaun, Tim O'Shanter. Unknown to Samantha and Darrin, Tim has been sent by the witches council, at Endora's suggestion, to see what the breaking point of the Stephens' marriage is. Darrin is working on a tight schedule trying to develop a campaign slogan for a very important client. Tim makes himself known to Samantha and Darrin and is quickly gotten rid of by a suspicious Samantha. Tim, however, leaves a pair of shoes for Darrin, his "host." Darrin dons the shoes and is immediately under a spell which makes him lazy. Samantha realizes Darrin is under a spell and tells him to take the shoes off ... Darrin cannot!
Tim reappears and he and Darrin act like old buddies. Samantha can't force Tim to take back the shoes or Darrin will be stuck with them for the rest of his life, so she prepares a special chicken soup recipe which gives one "control over a leprechaun." As soon as Tim tastes the soup, Samantha orders him to take the shoes back, which he does. Then, as all the laziness induced by the spell has left Darrin "campaign-less," Samantha makes Endora not only inspire Darrin with a slogan but "inspire" Larry Tate to love it.
LOG LINE
The shoes fit, so Darrin wears them - and needs Samantha's help to get them off.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Endora unexpectedly interrupts Samantha's anniversary celebration and brings a painting for a present. The painting is exactly like the Mona Lisa with the obvious exception of' the face which is unmistakably Samantha's. The artist's signature has also changed and in the place of Leonardo Da Vinci is Darrin Stephens. Darrin, with his usual modesty, goes along with the plot and doesn't reject Louise Tate's suggestion that he should be painting for a living. Darrin, whose real painting experience has been limited to painting the kitchen, turns away his first commission -- that of painting Louise -- on the grounds that he's a little rusty after years of inactivity. Upon her insistence, Darrin arranges for Samantha to cast a spell that would bring out the Da Vinci in him to enable him to paint Louise.
With a kiss and a twitch from his wife, Darrin -- singing "Figaro" in a falsetto voice -- makes contact with the canvas. The expected masterpiece turns out to be a cartoon-like caricature of Larry's wife. Not especially enjoying the joke, Larry threatens to have the last laugh by firing Darrin. Larry looks to Sam for a favorable twitch and she comes through just before Louise gets a chance to see the artistic "atrocity." The newly twitched canvas is indeed a fine painting and Larry, not understanding how it could have changed, is pleased with Darrin. Samantha makes up an excuse so that Darrin won't have to paint again. She says he gave up painting because he has an allergic reaction to paint. Darrin takes the hint and gives a big "a-chew!" thereby sneezing himself out of a canvas career.
LOG LINE
Darrin becomes a Da Vinci with a kiss and a twitch from Samantha.
Written by: Michael Morris
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Asher
Augustus Sunshine, owner and head writer for the Sunshine Greeting Card Co. has a somewhat cloudy future as a "card bard" because his greeting cards aren't selling. Darrin, as the account executive for the Sunshine line, has the ambiguous job of selling-it-like-it-is (even though he thinks the cards are atrocious) rather than telling-it-like-it-is (i.e. "Mr. Sunshine, you're a terrible poet.") Darrin's office worries are further harried by having to endure Endora on the home front. Samantha, sensing Darrin's dilemma, gives him a large amulet resembling a "peace symbol." She explains that it's an old piece of family jewelry which in the presence of Endora, makes her unbelievably sweet and accommodating.
Darrin soon has Endora virtually eating out of his hand. It isn't until Esmeralda comes to baby sit for Samantha and mistakes the amulet for a love charm that Darrin loses his power over Endora. She becomes aware of what's been happening and as revenge, casts a spell on Darrin and Samantha that makes them constantly insult each other. Meanwhile, Larry brings Mr. Sunshine over and is unimpressed by the Stephens' non-stop spat and both visitors leave before dessert. Samantha, using the amulet, gets her mother to uncast her spell then casts one of her own. Larry and Mr. Sunshine return under her influence and Samantha presents a new theory guaranteed to sell cards. Use insults on the inside instead of poetry. To Larry and Darrin's surprise, Mr. Sunshine agrees with Samantha, insults will get results.
LOG LINE
Samantha uses insults to please a poet while Darrin uses an amulet to curb Endora's insults.
Written by: Richard Baer
Directed by: Richard Michaels
Produced by: William Asher
Esmeralda has been jilted and arrives at the Stephens home in a very depressed state. Samantha is worried about her and calls Dr. Bombay. His diagnosis is she needs another man to bolster her ego and produces a cure in the form of Norton. At first, Norton thinks that Samantha is the girl Dr. Bombay has for him, but his excitement is short-lived when he discovers it is Esmeralda he is destined for. To help things along, Dr. Bombay makes a love potion which when taken causes you to be smitten by the first person you see. Samantha is expecting Darrin, Larry, Mr. Meiklejohn (a very important client) and his wife at any moment for dinner. In her hurry to get Dr. Bombay, Esmeralda and Norton settled she knocks some of the potion into the clam dip.
Dr. Bombay puts the potion in Norton's drink, Esmeralda fades out and Norton sees Samantha first. Things get worse when Darrin arrives with the guests. Esmeralda tests the dip and sees Darrin first -- Mr. Meiklejohn sees his wife first after tasting the dip. However, Mrs. Meiklejohn sees Larry first. Now everyone is quite smitten -- but with the wrong people. Dr. Bombay is recalled and puts a reverse spell on the dip. Samantha pushes the dip on all the guests except Mr. Meiklejohn, who, Samantha feels, hasn't been too smitten by his wife lately. All return to normal. Darrin, worried because Mr. Meiklejohn is left under the influence of witchcraft, is assured by Samantha that the spell only lasts for twenty four hours.
LOG LINE
Love at first sight presents more problems than romance for Darrin and Samantha.
Written by: Ed Jurist
Directed by: William Asher
Produced by: William Asher