 | Michael Morris Directed by |
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Airdate: Feb. 1, 1968
Guest cast:
Ralph Story as Bud Le Beau, Walter Sande as Giddings, Jean
Blake as the secretary.
Darrin quarrels with Samantha's cousin Serena, who is her double. Serena,
now the hippiest of hippies, sings rock and roll lullabies to
Tabitha. Then she causes a riot at a park love-in and is arrested.
Samantha zaps the picture out of Darrin's paper. However,
Larry and Louise Tate think it is Samantha. Louise feels it might
be Serena but Larry worries the bad publicity will cost him the
Giddings Tractor account because Giddings is an old-fashioned
farmer at heart. At the Stephens' that night, the Tates see
Serena's psychedelic guitar and a telecast that she has vanished
from jail. Darrin explains she is Samantha's cousin but Larry is
still sceptical. Serena, coming to apologize, hears Darrin speak
unkindly of her. Bent on revenge, Serena, in full hippie regalia,
shakes up Darrin's office by pretending she is Samantha. To
convince Larry, Darrin invites the Tates to see Serena and
Samantha at the same time. Unable to summon Serena, Samantha zips back and forth from Serena's identity to her own. With
the table set for five, Darrin admits defeat and is sorry he started
with Serena. Appeased, she appears and Larry sees Serena and
Samantha together. Later, Giddings is won over by Samantha's
home baked bread and Serena's resolve to reform.