 | Michael Morris Directed by |
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Airdate: Feb. 26, 1972
Guest cast: Will Geer as George
Washington, Jane Connell as Martha Washington, Jack Collins
as the judge, Herb Vigan as the sergeant, Renee Tetro as the
first hippie, Thad Geer as the second hippie, Herb Voland as
Jamieson, John Garwood as the officer.
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Due to Esmeralda's messed up witchcraft, George
Washington returns - this time he is accompanied by Martha!
Having told Martha of the wonders of the twentieth century,
George is not unhappy to be back at the Stephens' home. At his
suggestion Samantha shows Martha around the kitchen while
George talks to Darrin about his upcoming appearance in court.
George feels that, having broken a modern law governing free
speech, he would be no better than a coward if he did not appear
to defend himself. Darrin is impressed and agrees with George.
The Washingtons spend the night and are having breakfast the
next morning when Larry arrives. The Washingtons are explained as a retired history professor and his wife who have
really "gotten into" George Washington. Tate sees George as a
great ad campaign for Whirlaway Washing Machines. Thinking
he is doing Darrin a favor, George agrees to accompany Larry
and Darrin to a client meeting. At the meeting George displays
his usual honesty and integrity which results in the loss of the
Whirlaway account. These same qualities are displayed that afternoon in court. The results, however, is a dismissal of the
charges. Esmeralda finally remembers the spell and zaps the
Washingtons back into the book. Although not a witchcraft fan,
Darrin is sorry to see them go.