 | Ed Jurist Directed by |
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Airdate: Nov. 12, 1970
Guest cast: Ronald Long as the magistrate, Maudie Prickett as
Mrs. Farley, James Westerfield as Farley, Joseph Ferry as
Luther, Martin Ashe as the first man.
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The
Stephens' cut their Salem vacation short and fly home "witches'
style" after Samantha is ordered by the executive coven not to
appear in public with Darrin. While they are upstairs with the
children, a "Witch-O-Gram" arrives on the end of a flaming
spear and, after reading it, Esmeralda (who'd been sitting with
Adam and Tabitha) decides to cast a spell that will send
Samantha back to Salem before the coven takes action against
her. Esmeralda casts her spell and Samantha finds herself back
in Salem - 17th century Salem without her memory or her
witchcraft. She wanders into an inn owned by the Farleys and
Mrs. Farley puts her to work as a barmaid. Meanwhile, at the
Stephens' home, Endora pops in looking for Sam and discovers
Esmeralda's error. She gives Darrin a magic coin that will
restore Samantha's witchcraft and transports him back to old
Salem. Darrin finds her, but Samantha doesn't recognize him
and his attempts talk to her alone are taken as improper advances. The Magistrate overhears this and orders Darrin to
spend a day in the stocks for lewd conduct. The next day, Mr.
Farley breaks his quill pen and Samantha offers him a ball point
pen that Darrin had given her the night before. Both the Magistrate and the Farleys think the pen is a product of witchcraft and
Sam and Darrin are arrested. Just before their trial, Darrin
manages to slip Samantha the magic coin. With her powers
restored, Samantha gives a demonstration of real witchcraft to
the bewildered Magistrate and citizens of Olde Salem. Then she
and Darrin return to their own home and their own century.