Bewitched

Soon after being told Tabitha is a perfectly normal baby, Samantha realizes that the baby has inherited her witchcraft when she sees a toy pony floating in the air to Tabitha. Darrin agrees to have Tabitha pose for a leading baby photographer. As toys float through the air whenever the baby twitches her nose, he thinks he is going mad.

Samantha still hasn't told Darrin that Tabitha is a witch. But soon Darrin follows a floating toy pony to her crib and discovers for himself. Larry and Louise Tate arrive to help celebrate the Stephens' anniversary, and the Stephens' must try to keep the Tates from discovering the truth.

Samantha's aunts are coming to the Stephens' home to test Tabitha's powers of witchcraft. During the test, Tabitha thrills her great-aunts with the display of her powers. Endora declares that it has been decided to educate Tabitha at Hagatha's school for witches.

Aunt Clara babysits for Tabitha Stephens and Timothy Tate when their parents go to the theater. She entertains the babies with magic and suddenly Timothy becomes twins, and Aunt Clara can't remember how to undo the spell.

Gerry O'Toole arrives for a visit and announces she plans to stay with the Stephens until she gets a job. Endora tells Samantha Gerry is a wood nymph--a mortal enemy of witches. Samantha forces Gerry to reveal she has come because Darrin's ancestor, Darrin the Bold, slew Rufus the Red in the 14th Century.

A violent argument erupts between Uncle Arthur and Endora. Pointing to a vacant lot, Endora produces a house and announces she is moving in.

Endora decides to hold her Halloween party in the Stephens' home and transforms the living room into an elegant party room. Darrin spots Willie Mays among the guests.

Diaper Dan, secretly working for the A.J. Kimberly Advertising Agency, gives Samantha a baby rattle with a hidden microphone. Dan tapes all of the conversations at the Stephens home including Samantha as she describes Darrin's ad campaigns to Endora.

Darrin agrees to let Aunt Clara babysit when Samantha tells him Aunt Clara is sad because she has lost her boyfriend, Ocky, a warlock, to a younger witch. Clara's blues turn black when she blacks out the Eastern Seaboard.

Darrin is furious when Samantha gives his orange and green checked sport jacket to Good Will. Hoping to mend matters, Samantha retrieves Darrin's jacket. Darrin, acting on Larry's advice, buys Samantha a drab bathrobe. Darrin and Samantha each feel the gifts indicate dissatisfaction with their marriage and the rift widens.

Samantha tells Endora she wishes Darrin would forget about business now and then. Endora flicks her fingers and produces a bowl of popcorn, which causes sloth in all who munch its contents.

Samantha is intrigued by an antique chair that moves about to catch her attention so she buys it. Endora reveals that the chair is Clyde Farnsworth, a warlock, who transformed himself when Samantha rejected him.

Aunt Clara, in need of an electrician, accidentally summons Benjamin Franklin. Darrin can't convince Larry Tate that Ben is not his creation for an advertising campaign for Franklin Electronics. Soon Ben sets out on his own in the city.

Ben Franklin has been arrested for stealing a fire engine. Samantha and Aunt Clara go to work to turn public opinion in favor of Ben.

Samantha tells Aunt Clara she plans to get a bank loan in order to tear down the gazebo and build a rumpus room. A loan-officer comes to appraise the house, only to see Tabitha playing with a live, polka-dotted elephant.

Samantha helps 12-year-old Johnny Mills with his Soap Box Derby Race. Fearing his father's disapproval, Johnny has secretly built his racer and asks Samantha's help in getting his father to sign the entry form.

Darrin asks Samantha to join him in watching moon pictures on TV, but she replies she's already been there. Darrin asks Larry what a person knowing an inexpensive way to reach the moon should do. He replies it would be that person's patriotic duty to inform the authorities.

Darrin's client, the Solow Toy Company, sponsors HoHo the Clown on TV. Samantha and Endora take Tabitha to the studio to see the show. HoHo announces all the prizes in the HoHo Hope Chest will go to the holder of the lucky badge-but Tabitha is ineligible because she's related to Darrin, so Endora hexes Ho Ho.

Samantha asks Endora to stop bickering with Darrin and do something nice for him. When Darrin shows interest in an automobile of the future, Endora produces one for him. Unfortunately, it's stolen.

Aunt Clara is depressed by her waning magic. Samantha hopes to cheer up Aunt Clara at lunch with Darrin. Samantha goes off on an errand, leaving Aunt Clara in the lobby. Barney, the elevator boy, sees Aunt Clara talking to a potted plant and reports Aunt Clara's antics to Samantha, who thinks she changed herself into a cow.

Aunt Clara chooses Samantha to defend her when she goes on trial to decide if she should be banished from the witches' community because she is losing her magic.

After Darrin tells Samantha he wishes he weren't going to Hawaii on a business trip without her, Endora feels he's up to something and gives him three wishes to prove it. At the office, Darrin's wish comes true when he learns that Larry is going to Hawaii instead.

Embarrassed when he forgets a client's name, Darrin buys a book to improve his memory. Endora slyly casts a spell on his watch so that when he wears it, Darrin has a perfect memory.

Samantha paints a picture for a charity exhibit, which Endora replaces with a Monet. Darrin completes a perfume ad layout for Mr. Cunningham, who considers himself an art connoisseur. At the amateur exhibit, Samantha, Darrin and Cunningham find that the entry with Samantha's signature has won first prize.

Samantha and Darrin visit Darrin's college chum, Charlie Harper. Charlie is handsome, likable, and now a multimillionaire. He has a gorgeous wife, Daphne, and is the father of triplets. Charlie announces he's just bought an agency larger than Darrin's purely for tax purposes, and Darrin's ego withers.

Samantha tells Aunt Clara that Mr. Morgan, a domineering client of Darrin's, is still living in the Victorian Age. Aunt Clara fondly recalls her days as lady-in-waiting to the Queen and tries to return there. Instead, Queen Victoria and her throne appear in the Stephens' living room.

Darrin encounters Terry Warbell, a pretty brunette, who handles the advertising for her father's dress firm. Terry is more interested in Darrin than in advertising. Endora warns Samantha of the Crone of Cawdor. If Darrin kisses her, he'll age 500 years.

Darrin blows up when Endora teaches Tabitha witchcraft. Samantha remarks that everyone but Endora finds Darrin likable. So Endora casts a spell to change all that.

Worried that Tabitha will make her toys fly around during his parents' visit, Darrin warns Samantha not to leave his parents alone with the baby. When Darrin suddenly finds himself near Tabitha's crib, Samantha reveals that Tabitha can now conjure up people into her presence.

Darrin is sure his campaign for Madam Marushka lipstick will earn a bonus. Archie Wilkerson, the advertising manager, needs encouragement to give them the whole cosmetic account. Endora puts a spell on Wilkerson, so that he is entranced by Darrin but ignores Larry.

Using her fading powers, Aunt Clara gets the next days' newspaper and reads that Larry Tate has broken his leg. Although Larry and Louise are on a second honeymoon and made sure no one knows where they are, Darrin decides he must ward off the accident.

Annoyed when Fergus F. Finglehoff follows her around the park, Samantha twitches him into a pool. He emerges ecstatic that she proved his suspicion htat she's a witch and demands she change him back into a frog.

When Samantha tells Endora she can't go shopping unless Darrin's cold gets better, her mother produces Dr. Bombay. Although Bombay protests treating a mortal, he gives Darrin a pill and the cold disappears. Later, when Larry's cold is immediately cured by one of the pills, he sees dollar signs.