Air date: 9/17/64

Despite a wedding night promise to never practice witchcraft, Samantha uses her powers to teach Darrin's nasty ex-girlfriend a lesson in manners.

Be it Ever So Mortgaged

Air date: 9/24/64

When Samantha uses witchcraft to bring her new home up to snuff, nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz becomes a shocked, hysterical witness to Sam's random acts of magic.

It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog

Air date: 7/10/65

When Darrin's drunken client makes a pass at Samantha, she decides to teach him a lesson by turning him into a dog.

Mother Meets What's His Name

Air date: 10/8/64

Darrin meets his mother-in-law Endora for the first time and, after a heated argument, narrowly escapes from being turned into an artichoke.

Help, Help, Don't Save Me

Air date: 10/15/64

When Samantha suggest the perfect slogans for his client's soup campaign, Darrin suspects witchcraft, an accusation that leads to Sam's packing up and leaving.

Little Pitchers have Big Fears

Air date: 10/22/64

To help a 10-year-old boy gain self-confidence, Sam uses her magic powers to turn the boy into the local Junior Baseball League's star player. When Darrin dissuades her, she does not use her magic to help him in a championship game-but his mother's support is all that is needed.

The Witches are Out

Air date: 10/29/64

Darrin's latest client wants to use a stereotypically ugly witch for their Halloween candy sales. Samantha and her elderly witch friends-Bertha, Mary, and Aunt Clara-are upset, and when Darrin sides with them, he gets fired. The four witches join forces to teach the narrow-minded executive a lesson.

Witch or Wife

Air date: 11/5/64

With her husband working overtime, Sam is bored and decides to have lunch in Paris with Endora. She happens to run into Larry and Louise Tate while there and Darrin becomes upset until he learns she isn't happy in Paris.

The Girl Reporter

Air date: 11/12/64

Teenage reporter Liza Randall interviews Darrin for her school paper, and it arouses the jealousy of "Monster", her football-star boyfriend. When Samantha conjures pie to keep him distracted, Monster's appreciation for Sam causes Liza to be jealous as well.