 | Syd Zelinka, Paul Wayne Directed by R. Robert Rosenbaum |
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June 2, 1966
Guest cast: Oliver McGowan
as Waterhouse, Steve Rinaldi as the bellboy, Gene Blakely as
Dave, Alice Backes as Betty, Owen McGiveney as the butler.
Darrin
feels he isn't making any progress in his career. He tells
Samantha that Larry Tate has refused to allow him to handle
Waterhouse and Co., an important new account. However,
when Tate announces that Darrin will handle the account,
Darrin feels Samantha used magic on Larry. Darrin berates
Samantha and determines to lose the account. When Mr. Waterhouse, a conservative tycoon arrives, Darrin adopts a breezy,
wise cracking approach. Darrin is surprised when Waterhouse
declares Darrin's fresh touch is just what his product needs.
Defeated, Darrin decides to make the most of Samantha's help.
Confident of the power behind him, Darrin makes a series of
guesses that prove to be correct. Furious when she learns Darrin
feels his new found success stems from her witchcraft, Samantha turns her home into an elegant mansion with a staff of
servants. Darrin asserts he can't live in this manner and wants to
get along by his own ability. Samantha convinces him he has
been doing so all along. She twitches her nose and the luxurious
decor disappears. However, Darrin wonders if for a little while
he himself had the magic touch.