Ep 20. Your Witch Is Showing

Samantha's powers as a witch are accidentally revealed during a dinner party at Darrin's boss's house. As Samantha and Darrin arrive at the party, Samantha can feel a warning tingle in her nose that something terrible is going to happen. Darrin introduces Samantha to his boss, Mr. Fremont, and his wife, Lillian. Samantha is thrilled to meet them and feels confident that she can keep her witchcraft under control for the evening.

As they are all seated for dinner, Mr. Fremont begins to ask Samantha about her hobbies and interests. Samantha makes the mistake of mentioning that she loves to fly, and before she knows it, she finds herself levitating towards the ceiling. The guests are shocked by the display, and Samantha quickly lowers herself back down. She tries to make excuses for what happened, but Lillian is convinced that Samantha is a witch.

As the evening goes on, Samantha struggles to keep her powers under control. She accidentally turns the salt and pepper shakers into crickets, and then turns Lillian's fur coat into a live animal. Darrin is understandably furious with Samantha for her behavior, and the tension between them causes Samantha to lose even more control over her powers.

Things go from bad to worse when Samantha accidentally turns Mr. Fremont into a statue. As Darrin tries to fix the situation, Samantha becomes overwhelmed with guilt and fear. She starts to doubt her abilities as a witch and worries that she will never be able to live a normal life with Darrin.

In the end, Samantha is able to turn Mr. Fremont back into a human, and the couple is able to leave the party without any further incidents. However, the events of the evening cause Samantha to realize just how difficult it can be to keep her witchcraft under control.

Your Witch is Showing is a classic episode of Bewitched, showcasing both the humorous and poignant aspects of the show. Elizabeth Montgomery shines as Samantha, conveying both the charm and vulnerability of the beloved character. The episode also features excellent performances from the supporting cast, including Agnes Moorehead as Samantha's mother, Endora.

Overall, Your Witch is Showing is an excellent example of the kind of storytelling that made Bewitched such a beloved show. It features a great mix of humor, drama, and heart, and is a perfect showcase for the talented cast and crew that brought the series to life. Fans of the show will undoubtedly enjoy revisiting this classic episode, while newcomers will get a taste of what made Bewitched such a beloved part of television history.