 | Robert Riley Crutcher Directed by William Asher |
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Airdate: Oct. 20, 1966
Originally Sponsored by Quaker Oats
Guest cast: Paul Smith as Floyd, Sid
Clute as Noel, Arthur Adams as the desk sergeant.
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Uncle Arthur pops out of a painting in the Stephens' home. Samantha tells him she is trying to stop Endora from encouraging Tabitha to use her witchcraft. Uncle Arthur's remark that Endora is an "old crowne" brings his sister into the action in a fighting mood.
A violent argument erupts and Endora, vowing never to return,
leaves. Time passes and Darrin complains about the influence
Uncle Arthur is having on Tabitha. When he tells Samantha he'd
rather have Endora, his mother-in-law appears. Pointing to a
vacant lot, Endora produces a house and announces she is
moving in. Uncle Arthur gestures, and the house disappears.
Seeing this, Gladys calls the police, who sends Officers Floyd
and Noel to investigate. Uncle Arthur and Endora continue their
quarrel. Samantha, out of patience, insists they make up. After
they leave, Darrin realizes the house is still on the supposedly
vacant lot. When Samantha makes it vanish, Gladys gets hysterical again. Noel and Floyd decide the less said about it, the
better. Later, while the Stephens enjoy the peace of being alone,Endora pops into a painting in the hallway. Immediately Uncle
Arthur appears in a portrait next to her. Both admit they don't
trust each other, but agree to remain in their frames to keep an
eye on future happenings.