 | Paul David, John L. Greene Directed by William Asher |
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Airdate: Dec. 16, 1965
Guest cast: Charles Lane as Ed
Hotchkiss, Elizabeth Fraser as Frances Hotchkiss, Diana Chesncy as Hagatha, Mort Mills as the policeman, Sharon DeBord
as Miss Kimball. 
Endora tells Samantha there would be instant chaos if human beings, including Darrin, were to tell the truth. Later, Endora delivers a statuette to Darrin's office. Everyone coming within its range, except
Samantha, is forced to tell the truth. The statuette causes several
eruptions between Darrin, his secretary and Larry. Things really
break wide open at the Stephens' home when Louise and Larry
arrive with agency client Ed Hotchkiss and his wife, Frances.
Darrin begins criticizing Ed's ability to create ad campaigns.
Larry himself is surprised when he joins in. Louise, tired of
listening to her husband's stories of how he worked his way up
from nothing, tells him her father set him up in business. A
verbal battle is going strong when dinner is served. The next
morning Samantha learns that the statuette was responsible for
the truth session. By this time Darrin is sure he has lost his job
and the agency an important client. Then his boss arrives to ask
for an apology from Darrin. Moving into the range of the
statuette, Larry tells Darrin the Hotchkisses were glad for the
donnybrook which cleared up a lot of old misunderstandings.
After Larry agrees to give Darrin a raise and full responsibility
for the Hotchkiss account, Endora admits that sometimes good
comes from the truth.