 | Ruth Flippen Directed by |
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Airdate: Jan. 26, 1967
Guest cast: Don Penny as
Barney, Howard Smith as C.L. Morton, Joseph Ferry as Mr.
Henderson, Art Lewis as Mr. Culpepper, William Thegoe as Mr. Whittle.
Aunt Clara is depressed by her waning magic. Larry tells
Darrin to forget the Morton Milk account since the Whittle
agency plans to display Ginger, the Morton's famous Guernsey
cow, in the lobby of the office building. Samantha hopes to
cheer up Aunt Clara at lunch with Darrin, while Louise minds
Tabitha. Samantha goes off on an errand, leaving Aunt Clara in
the lobby. Henerson, a policeman, forbids Culpepper, the delivery man, to bring Ginger into the building. While they go off to
phone, Barney, the elevator boy, sees Aunt Clara talking to a
potted plant and suggests talking to the cow. Aunt Clara falls
asleep in a rocker in the display. Barney reports Aunt Clara's
antics to Samantha, who thinks she changed herself into a cow.
Samantha pops Ginger back to her living room and is disappointed when the cow won't answer. Louise sees Samantha
talking to the cow and phones Larry. Larry thinks he has a
chance to get the account now that Whittle has lost Ginger.
Darrin finds Aunt Clara asleep and phones Samantha. In the
next phone booth, Larry overhears that Samantha has the cow.
Louise confirms Ginger's presence at the Stephens'. Darrin
assures Samantha that Aunt Clara is in the lobby and asks her to
return Ginger. Samantha makes the cow into a miniature and,
popping it into her purse, returns it to normal size in the display.
Later, Larry tells Darrin he landed the milk account by telling
Morton the Stephens love cows. Soon, Morton's gift, six Guernsey's, arrives at the Stephens' home.