After a quick courtship, Darrin and Samantha Stephens are currently on their honeymoon. One of the things that Samantha has not yet told her new husband but is contemplating doing so is that she is a witch in the literal sense. Samantha's mother, who finds out about the marriage solely because of the honeymoon, is against her daughter's marriage to a mortal, but nonetheless believes she needs to tell Darrin the truth, which Samantha eventually does. Samantha needs to do a demonstration of her powers for the news truly to sink in for Darrin. After the initial shock, Darrin states that it doesn't make a difference, but, and it is a big but, she is not to use witchcraft in an effort to lead a typical mortal life. Samantha wholeheartedly agrees. But Samantha's vow is put to the test when she and Darrin are invited to a dinner by Darrin's old girlfriend Sheila, who uses whatever opportunity available to make Samantha feel uncomfortable and inferior. Will Samantha buckle under the pressure ... Written by Huggo

Despite it being a stretch on his and Samantha's finances, Darrin finds a house for them to purchase, which irks Endora, who doesn't understand why Samantha would agree to such Earthly confines. Regardless, on Samantha's urging, Endora accompanies her to view the house, which is unfurnished, and as it is newly built, the property is not landscaped. Endora sees the situation as being drab, while Samantha sees it as a blank canvass upon which she and Darrin, using their hard earned mortal cash, can buy the necessary furniture and seeds/plants to make the house their home. But that doesn't stop both Samantha and Endora using a little witchcraft to experiment with both exterior and interior design options. Their witchcraft causes a bit of an issue with Samantha and Darrin's potential neighbor, the busybody Gladys Kravitz, who sees a landscaped yard and furnished interior, and then not. Written by Huggo

Rex Barker, a maker of baby food, is a potential client for the ad agency. Larry Tate and Darrin Stephens hope to win him over at the Stephens' dinner party, but Mr. Barker is interested only in Darrin's wife, Samantha, who does her best to resist his advances. Unfortunately, Barker manages to get her alone out in the gazebo and corners her. Sam is forced to take drastic action: she turns Mr. Barker into a small dog. When the dinner party is over, Darrin is furious to learn that the pesky pooch that has suddenly shown up out of nowhere is the baby food man with the half-million dollar account. He refuses to believe Sam's explanation about what happened and demands that she change him back. Sam angrily refuses and throws Darrin out of the bedroom. Samantha's mother, Endora, could not be more pleased and hopes this marital spat spells doom for her daughter's marriage with a mortal. Written by J. Spurlin

Samantha receives a visit from the Morning Glory Circle Welcome Committee, which is comprised of Gladys Kravitz, June Foster and Shirley Clyde. While a scared Mrs. Kravitz is most concerned about finding out the reason behind all the seemingly unexplainable events happening at the Stephens household, including who the mysterious big haired woman is, nosy Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Clyde seem most interested in being slightly condescending to Samantha regarding her and Darrin's tenuous financial situation and Samantha's sense of decorating. Seeing what she considers as this deplorable attitude by Samantha's new neighbors, Endora believes all mortals are the same. Wanting to prove that Darrin is not like these other mortals, Samantha suggests having Endora over for dinner so that she and Darrin can finally meet. Although Darrin is a bit worried about meeting another witch, let alone his new mother-in-law, his and Endora's first meeting starts out cordial enough. But their differences ... Written by Huggo

Darrin is having a mental block coming up with a campaign for one of his oldest and most lucrative clients, Caldwell Soups. He needs to come up with something that will impress Mr. Caldwell, since the soup business is a highly competitive one, and Caldwell has been losing market share. Darrin's ideas he believes are almost what he wants, but he realizes something is missing with each creative. When Samantha looks at his ideas, she has a brilliant fix for each. Darrin is initially grateful for her help, until he comes to the belief that her ideas were all a result of witchcraft. Despite her assertion that her ideas were all out of her own imagination and not witchcraft, Darrin doesn't believe her and refuses to use any of her ideas. But if he doesn't, he risks losing the account. But worse, he risks losing Samantha for not believing her. But one thing may show Darrin for certain if Samantha is telling the truth about those creative ideas. Written by Huggo

Samantha has befriended Marshall Burns, a little boy who lives down the street. Samantha feels sorry for Marshall because he has no friends, primarily because his over protective widowed mother is so afraid that Marshall will get hurt or injured that she doesn't let him do anything, including play with other boys his age. Despite Mrs. Burns not appreciating what she sees as Samantha's interference with regard to Marshall, Samantha takes Marshall to Little League tryouts. Marshall doesn't really know how to play baseball well since he has had no experience, so Samantha uses a little witchcraft to help him excel in the sport if only to boost his confidence. But when Mrs. Burns won't let Marshall play even after he makes the team, Samantha and Darrin have to try and convince her that she has to let Marshall do what little boys do or else have him try to run away time and time again like he already has tried to do, and even if he does get the occasional scraped knee or bloody nose in the ... Written by Huggo

It's the Halloween season. Samantha is visited by her fellow witches, Bertha, Mary and her aged Aunt Clara - the latter whose adeptness at witchcraft has seen better days - who want to address the issue of the North American stereotype of witches being ugly old hags, especially prevalent during Halloween, head on. They want Samantha's advice about what they can or should do to promote that witches are beautiful and lovely people. Samantha believes that Darrin is the perfect person to help them, as he is in advertising, and he knows that that stereotype is false. What Samantha is initially unaware of is that Darrin has been asked by one of his clients, Mr. Brinkman, to perpetuate that stereotype in a new advertising campaign. When Darrin learns of Samantha's opposition to him helping Mr. Brinkman perpetuate that stereotype, Darrin has to decide if the wants of his client or loyalty to his wife on this issue is more important. Samantha and her fellow witches may also take the matter of ... Written by Huggo

Larry is off on an extended business trip, on which Louise will accompany him. In the meantime, Darrin is stuck at the office covering off Larry's work in addition to doing his own. Samantha, who is lonely while Darrin is working these extended hours, accepts Endora's offer for some company by going to lunch... in Paris. What Samantha is unaware of is that Larry's business trip is to Paris, where she and Endora run into the Tates. Although Samantha did not tell Darrin of this Paris trip with Endora, Larry gets word back to Darrin that he and Louise ran into Samantha and Endora. This trip eventually opens up a discussion between Samantha and Darrin about Samantha's use of witchcraft, and perhaps that Darrin is stifling who Samantha really is by making her live as a mortal. Written by Huggo

Local junior college student Liza Randall chooses Darrin as the subject for her college newspaper article and thesis. Samantha can tell that Liza has a crush on Darrin, something to which he seems oblivious or at least thinks it's all in harmless fun. Who else is not oblivious to Liza's wants is Marvin 'Monster' Grogan, Liza's hulking football player of a fiancé, who knows that Liza always gets what Liza wants. But as Monster explains the situation as he sees it to Samantha, Monster begins to see why Liza would be attracted to someone more mature as he begins to have those feelings for Samantha. While Samantha and Darrin try to fend off the unwanted overt advances of their younger crushes, but secretly enjoy the more subtle puppy love styled adoration from them, Liza and Monster have to decide who they really want. Written by Huggo

Endora comes bearing news to Samantha about which she doesn't yet want Darrin to know: Samantha's father, Maurice, is coming by for a visit since he heard that Samantha had gotten married. Samantha receives the news with mixed feelings. On the one hand, she is happy to see her father again. On the other hand, she knows that he will have a fit when he learns that Darrin is not a warlock, but a mortal. That news has the potential to be dangerous as Maurice has a temper, and may use his witchcraft to destroy Darrin. As such, Samantha does whatever she can to keep Darrin away from the house during Maurice's visit, and keep the news that Darrin is a mortal from Maurice. But can Samantha achieve these goals, let alone keep the two apart forever? Written by Huggo

Endora finds a series of photographs of beautiful young women in Darrin's briefcase. Samantha isn't concerned that Darrin is cheating on her as she assumes that they are part of Darrin's search to find a Miss Jasmine, the new face of Jasmine Perfume, which is indeed the case. Darrin ends up finding the perfect model, Janine Fleur. But Samantha is initially unaware that Janine's entrance into Darrin's office and into his life was by no accident. Although Endora hired her services, she a witch of who Samantha is quite well aware, Janine aka Sarah Baker is determined to fulfill what she set out to do, namely seduce Darrin despite Endora calling off the contract. Samantha, who still has faith in her husband, just wants her battle with Sarah to be on an even playing field. Written by Huggo

For moral support, Louise asks Samantha to accompany her to her first check-up with the obstetrician following news that she's pregnant. Louise is worried that Larry won't take the news well, because he doesn't like children. From a distance, Larry sees Samantha and Louise entering the obstetrician's office, and based on a bit of their conversation which he overhears, he makes the assumption that Samantha is the one who's pregnant. Larry can't help but tell Darrin what he saw and what he believes. Darrin is nervous but excited at the prospect of becoming a father despite having a dream about Samantha having a litter of warlocks and witches. Meanwhile, Louise and Samantha devise a small dinner party for four at the Stephens' household so that again Samantha can provide moral support, this time when Louise actually tells Larry the news. At dinner, Larry and Darrin's assumption that Samantha is pregnant causes a bit of confusion. Samantha finally announces Louise's pregnancy and Larry is... Written by lisakoffler1967@gmail.com

Gertrude is Samantha's slightly klutzy, Plain Jane of a woman, and self-effacing friend who wants a boyfriend and eventually get married. To help her, Samantha wants Darrin to set her up with one of his friends, most specifically his art department co-worker, Kermit. Darrin doesn't think Kermit is in the market for a wife or even a steady girlfriend as he is known to play the field, but Darrin asks him anyway. When Kermit and Gertrude hit it off immediately, Darrin is convinced that Gertrude is a witch who cast a spell over Kermit if only because a Kermit/Gertrude match is not obvious on the surface. So when Kermit and Gertrude seem to becoming serious in their relationship, Darrin does whatever he can to steer Kermit away from Gertrude. Wanting happiness for her mortal friend, Samantha does whatever she can to thwart Darrin's actions. Written by Huggo

Samantha's Aunt Clara, whose ability to perform witchcraft has seen better days, takes Samantha up on her offer to come by anytime for an extended visit and plans to stay for the weekend. It may or may not be good timing as Darrin's parents, Frank and Phyllis Stephens, are also coming by to stay for the weekend, they who Samantha has not yet met. As Samantha is nervous about that first meeting if only because she doesn't consider herself a seasoned housewife probably up to the standards of Mrs. Stephens Sr., Samantha is glad for Aunt Clara's arrival if only to have some moral support from one of her relatives. Aunt Clara can't help but provide more than moral support, that help in the form of witchcraft to make Samantha the perfect housewife. And Aunt Clara sees nothing wrong in being up front with the Stephenses that she and Samantha are witches. The question becomes how Darrin's parents will react to Aunt Clara's doings and in turn to their new daughter-in-law. Written by Huggo

Samantha and Darren agree to allow Michael, a young orphan, to stay with them over the Christmas holidays. The youngster, wise beyond his years, isn't fooled when Darren dresses up as Santa Claus to deliver their Christmas presents, so Samatha offers to take Michael and the skeptical Darren to the North Pole to visit Santa's workshop. Written by David Bassler

Not realizing that it is a thankless job until she accepts, Samantha is given the task of finding the entertainer for the hospital's fund-raising benefit show. Based on unsolicited advice from a stranger (a waiter who overhears her dilemma), Samantha hires The Great Zeno, a magician who has seen better days. He admits that he is no longer a good magician, and has relied on his beautiful assistant, Roxie Ames, to distract the audience with her on-stage charm to carry the show. Samantha realizes that he is no longer a good magician who has hit the bottle to drown his sorrows, and thus she feels sorry for him. But as Roxie has walked out on him and the act, Zeno can only do the show if Samantha acts as his assistant. Feeling more sorry for him during the act which initially goes poorly, Samantha can't help but use a little witchcraft to perform many of his tricks. As such, the show ends up being a hit and Zeno is given a spot on a television variety show. Darrin, knowing that Samantha ... Written by Huggo

Darrin is bedridden after he sprains his ankle while taking a tumble down the stairs. A wary but loving Samantha ends up being at his beck and call. Darrin realizes that he is running her ragged. Samantha comes up with an idea that allows her to continue to do her chores while Darrin gets whatever he needs from the house: put a spell on the house that makes it cooperate with Darrin while he's recuperating. Darrin agrees with the idea. Endora thinks that Samantha has opened up a can of worms that she won't be able to close as she believes Darrin, who has now had a taste of the easy life through witchcraft, won't want to ever give it up. Endora is correct in that seeing what witchcraft can do makes Darrin want to live the easy life, that is unless Samantha can convince him that there can be too much of a good thing. Written by Huggo

Samantha and Darrin are about to celebrate their seven month anniversary, which Endora believes will be the equivalent for Darrin of the seven year itch. If not now, Endora believes Darrin will eventually stray. Samantha and Darrin's anniversary plans are put on hold as Darrin has a last minute out-of-town business meeting with the elegantly seductive Margaret Marshall, who usually gets what she wants. To secure her $1 million account, Larry encourages Darrin not to tell her that he's married. In turn, Darrin tells Samantha that it is just a business meeting. That meeting however ends up being both business and pleasure at least from Margaret's perspective. Despite Samantha vowing that she trusts him and that she will not intrude on the business meeting, Darrin is convinced that a Siamese cat that shows up out of nowhere is really Samantha. Trying to balance Margaret's advances against the watchful eye of the Siamese cat ends up possibly ruining Darrin's chances of getting the account... Written by Huggo

Samantha and Darrin have Darrin's parents, Frank and Phyllis Stephens, and Samantha's mother, Endora, over for a small dinner party. Darrin's father has just retired and is feeling restless in this new phase of life. His extreme cordiality toward Endora makes Phyllis believe that he is making advances toward her. It doesn't help matters that Endora flirts with Frank in an effort to be charming, which makes Frank in turn feel young again. A further misunderstanding leads to Phyllis leaving Frank so that he can pursue Endora without any obstacles. Samantha believes that a little witchcraft to remind her in-laws of happier times in their marriage is just what they need to bring them back together again. Written by Huggo

After Darrin forbids Samantha to attend her cousin Mario's wedding in Egypt (which would require her to use witchcraft to go), Samantha, who wanted to go, especially as she was asked to be matron of honor, is not angry but rather understanding of Darrin's position. Endora, on the other hand, is livid, she who states that Darrin is in big trouble. So when Darrin gets a new assistant named Gideon Whitsett, Darrin is convinced Gideon is a warlock enlisted by Endora as a series of events makes Darrin look bumbling and stupid in front of a new client, and in turn makes Gideon look fantastic. This stance of Darrin's does make Samantha angry as she doesn't want Darrin to blame witchcraft for every bad thing that may happen in his life. So Samantha goes on a mission to peel the outer cordial and friendly layers of Gideon Whitsett to see who really lies deep in his core. Written by Huggo

Darrin is having problems pleasing his client in finding an appropriately exotic Asian model for Jewel of the East. The most exotic thing Samantha has seen of late is a Siamese cat wandering around the neighborhood. As time is running out on completing the campaign, Samantha decides to help Darrin out by turning that Siamese cat into a beautiful woman named Ling-Ling. Ling-Ling ends up fitting the bill perfectly, although Darrin doesn't know of her feline heritage. But the appearance of Ling-Ling, who knows she's a cat and brings those cat sensibilities to her human life, has unintended consequences, most specifically that the agency's up and coming photographer, Wally, starts to fall in love with her. Ling-Ling, in turn, likes the attention she is receiving from Wally as opposed the the life of the scrounge she faced as a cat. Samantha has to figure out how to tell Darrin the truth about Ling-Ling while she and Darrin try to persuade Wally that Ling-Ling is not the right woman for ... Written by Huggo

While Darrin, Samantha and Endora are browsing through an antiques store, Endora believes it's time Darrin suspected that Samantha may not be as young as her mortal equivalent would be. Without Samantha's knowledge and without Darrin's knowledge of the source, Endora does so by making available to him at the store a 17th century photograph of someone who looks like Samantha. Endora bolsters this issue by making Darrin feel like an old man, highlighting not only that Samantha may be centuries older than him, but also when he becomes an old man, she will probably still look like she does now, a beautiful young woman. Samantha is aware that Darrin is curious about the truth, but she has no idea the extent to which he knows the truth. As Darrin contemplates his future with Samantha under these circumstances, Samantha has to figure out a way to save her marriage if the truth truly does comes to light. Written by Huggo

Samantha and many of her neighbors realize they are taking their lives into their own hands when they cross the busy intersection at Morning Glory Circle due to the unrelenting traffic. As such, they would like the City to install a traffic signal at the intersection. While Endora wants to provide her artistic sensibilities using witchcraft to solve the matter, Samantha and some of her neighbors decide to mobilize in the mortal way. They end up deciding on peaceful means of protest, which includes Darrin's help in an advertising campaign. However, Samantha, with Endora's help, soon comes to the conclusion that they may have to take more drastic measures to convince the skeptical mayor of the need for the traffic signal. Written by Huggo

When Samantha and Endora go shopping together, Samantha gets torn in two different directions as there aren't enough hours in the day for her to run all her errands. Endora volunteers to take one of those tasks - a dress fitting - and as such, she needs to be a replica of Samantha. As Samantha, Endora meets a visiting author named Bob Frazer, who immediately falls for Endora, who in turn decides to cavort with him as Samantha. Complications ensue when Samantha finds out the hard way what Endora has been doing when she herself meets Bob, he assuming that she is the woman he is slowly falling in love with. There are further complications when it turns out that Bob is an old friend of Darrin's. Samantha and Endora have to figure out a way to tell both Darrin and Bob what's going on without Bob suspecting that any witchcraft has been involved, and to get Endora as Samantha to break up with Bob and mean it. Written by Huggo

Curious among those living in Morning Glory Circle is the identity of the person moving in next door to the Stephenses. She is seductively beautiful ex-beauty queen, the single Pleasure O'Riley. Despite Pleasure's outward nature not being an act, Samantha doesn't really appreciate Pleasure's ignorantly blissful helpless girl demeanor, or Darrin's seeming fawning over her at her beck and call because of it. This tension is heightened with the imminent arrival onto the scene of who Pleasure considers the most serious of her ex-boyfriends, pro football player Thunderbolt Swenson, who she has broken up with several times because of his extreme jealousy. Thunderbolt's actual arrival demonstrates the actual danger Pleasure faces from Thunderbolt compared to her fear, and whether her outward statements that she doesn't want to see him matches her true desire. Written by Huggo

Despite feeling that flying by witchcraft is much more efficient, Samantha is nervously excited by Darrin's want for her to learn how to drive, with Darrin himself being her instructor. When that instructor/student relationship threatens their marriage, they decide to let a professional teach Samantha instead. Who the driving school assigns to be Samantha's teacher is Harold Harold, the driving school owner's brother-in-law. Harold is a nervous man, who moves from job to job, all provided by various brothers-in-law who employ him only because of that family relationship. Each of those jobs is short lived as Harold's nervousness gets the better of him. Beyond Endora adding to Harold's nervousness, Samantha may be more help in Harold's life problems than Harold is in teaching Samantha how to drive. Written by Huggo

Aunt Clara's friend Bertha secretly confides in Samantha that Aunt Clara's witchcraft is not what it used to be and that helping her transition into a mortal life may be what is in the cards. Both Samantha and Darrin welcome Aunt Clara into their house with open arms to help her make that transition. Although she is unaware of Bertha's talk with Samantha, Aunt Clara does embrace her mortal time with Samantha and Darrin and their friends, which leads to a babysitting stint. Samantha believes that Aunt Clara has found her niche in mortal life by doing this babysitting, which she loves. But while Aunt Clara being open about witches and witchcraft may excite and intrigue her young charges, it may bring out the worst in their parents who, if they found out, might see Aunt Clara as being unfit for the job as babysitter. Written by Huggo

Darrin feels they have no other option but to purchase a newfangled electronic garage door opener when Gladys Kravitz witnesses Samantha opening their manual garage door using witchcraft. But because of an installation problem, the electronic garage door seems to have a mind of its own, opening and closing at will (but which is really affected by radio waves from aircraft passing over their house). When Samantha finds out that her mother is not behind the garage door's problems, she can't come up with a plausible explanation besides the door being faulty. Darrin, on the other hand, doesn't believe Samantha, as he believes her lies about the door are so they can return it and use the money for other purposes. Darrin's belief places a wedge between himself and Samantha. The malfunctioning door and the nosy Kravitz's may affect how this issue is resolved in the Stephens household. Written by Huggo

Gladys catches Samantha using witchcraft to move some paintings on the wall. Samantha can't deny Gladys what she saw, Gladys who believes Samantha is from outer space because of her powers. But rather than admit that she's a witch, Samantha instead convinces Gladys that she herself moved the paintings using ESP. Over the course of the next day, a series of near coincidences makes Gladys believe that she does indeed have the gift and that she can do anything just if she puts her mind to it. Abner has had enough of Gladys' crazed beliefs, while Darrin, when he finds out what happened, talks Samantha into reconvincing Gladys that she doesn't have any powers. This task may be difficult for Samantha as Gladys is a very determined woman. The only way Samantha may be able to talk Gladys into not continuing with this path is to scare her to death in conjunction with use of those so-called powers. Written by Huggo

Samantha's planned relaxing Sunday with Darrin doesn't come off quite according to plan when Darrin gets distracted by Danger O'Riley, their innocently seductive neighbor Pleasure O'Riley's younger but equally innocently seductive sister who is house-sitting while Pleasure is on her honeymoon. Seeing how neglected Samantha feels while Darrin attends to Danger's needs, Endora decides to enlist one of Samantha's old beaus, George, to come and re-sweep her off her feet in turn taking her way from her humdrum mortal life. But when George arrives on the scene, he isn't sure if it's Samantha he wants or Danger. And when Darrin finds out who George is, he feels he has to warn Danger against George. But in this four sided set of relationships, it isn't clear who wants who or who needs to be warned about who. Written by Huggo

Darrin and Samantha are planning one of their romantic evenings, checking into a hotel in town. The one difference this time is that Samantha plans on surprising Darrin by becoming a brunette, if only temporarily by wearing a wig. Darrin doesn't want anyone to know why he's staying in town after work. Complications ensue when Larry secretly spots Darrin in the hotel with this unknown brunette, and later drops in at Darrin's house where he sees a blonde Samantha, who just popped home to pick up something for Darrin. Darrin and Samantha have to come up with a plausible explanation for Larry, and eventually Louise, who also finds out about the liaison with the unknown brunette. But the situation becomes even more complicated when Larry believes he's discovered the identity of the brunette. Meanwhile, Gladys uses Samantha's play-book to inject a little romance back into her and Abner's marriage. Written by Huggo

Samantha and Darrin's champagne-filled romantic evening is disrupted by the knock on their door by Abner, who just had an argument with Gladys. As Abner implies he has no other place to go, Samantha and Darrin welcome him in for the night. Upon further investigation, Samantha and Darrin find out that both Abner and Gladys see this fight as a potentially marriage ending one. But they also find out that Gladys will do anything to get Abner back except ask him directly, while Abner, putting up a more stubborn façade, will just stay with them until he has a reason to leave. As Darrin feels Abner is intruding on their lives, he allows Samantha to use witchcraft to repair the Kravitz's marriage. What Samantha feels will do the trick is a little concurrent dream therapy. Written by Huggo

Endora stops by for a visit while Darrin is taking a nap. As Samantha and Endora's discussion veers toward the way that Darrin looks, Samantha and Endora decide to experiment with different looks to Darrin's face. As Samantha forgets to change him back, a horrified Darrin sees the transformation they did to his face after he awakens. While Darrin is upset with Samantha for this experimentation, he becomes more self-conscious about the way he looks and if Samantha really does believe that he has an unattractive face. To provide Darrin with some much needed self-confidence, Samantha feels he needs some compliments from a sexy stranger, and who best to provide those words than a witchcraft-transformed Samantha. Endora in turn feels that Samantha is playing a dangerous game, as a less than confident Darrin may act upon those compliments toward that stranger if only to make himself feel better. Written by Huggo

Based on Darrin's want for her to get more involved in community affairs, Samantha volunteers to work on the election campaign of Ed Wright, who is running for Morning Glory Circle councilor against long time incumbent John C. Cavanaugh. Initially, Darrin doesn't like the intrusion her community involvement takes on their life, until he hears Wright's platform, after which Darrin too gets involved and becomes Wright's campaign manager. Wright wants to expose Cavanaugh's immoral and illegal dealings in past capital works projects, where he has contracted the work in part or in whole to his own companies, while the projects themselves have ultimately failed because of that work. Wright believes the current water works project will be the same and calls Cavanaugh out on it, and requests the Governor to investigate. Cavanaugh in turn refuses to debate the issue, that is until he cleans up the portfolio. So when Cavanaugh is eventually cleared of any wrong-doing in the water works project ... Written by Huggo

Samantha and Endora believe the food they eat at Mario's, a small, independent Italian restaurant, is the best Italian food they've ever eaten... at least in this century. But Mario's, which is a one man operation, risks folding due to lack of business since most people now equate Italian food with pizza and pizza joints. Samantha believes all Mario needs is a little advertising. So Samantha, using witchcraft, decides to provide some advertising for Mario's in the form of a full page newspaper ad. The problem is is that Darrin's new client, Linton H. Baldwin, is the owner and chair of Perfect Pizza, a pizza chain looking to expand its market. When Darrin finds out what Samantha did, he can forgive her this one indiscretion. However, Baldwin may not be able to overlook the much better advertising campaign being conducted for Mario's than Darrin is doing for him. Samantha has to figure out a way to help Mario yet save Darrin's career by Baldwin keeping his account at McMann and Tate. Written by Huggo

Samantha receives a visit from her Cousin Edgar, a shy elf who doesn't speak and only appears in body once he feels comfortable with the situation. Samantha is happy to see Cousin Edgar as he has always been her protector, he who only shows up when she needs that protection. Samantha is excited for Cousin Edgar to meet Darrin. What Samantha is initially unaware of is that Cousin Edgar has come this time to protect Samantha against Darrin, as Cousin Edgar feels their marriage isn't the right thing for Samantha. So Cousin Edgar goes on a campaign to make Darrin's life a living hell. It's not good timing for Darrin as he is already frustrated in not being able to come up with a good idea to nab the lucrative Shelley Shoes account, McMann and Tate being up against a confident competitor. So if Cousin Edgar makes Darrin look foolish in front of Shelley, they are certain to lose the account. Samantha either has to neutralize Cousin Edgar's campaign against Darrin, or convince Cousin Edgar ... Written by Huggo