Paul Sorensen

Samantha paints a picture for a charity exhibit. Unimpressed, Endora replaces it with a Henry Monchet, currently on view at Jacques? Gallery in New York. At the office, Darrin completes a perfume ad layout for Mr. Cunningham, who considers himself an art connoisseur. At the amateur exhibit, Samantha, Darrin and Cunningham find that the entry with Samantha's signature has won first prize and will be auctioned off for charity. Darrin and Samantha feel sick, knowing it isn't her work and Samantha recog-nizes the signature as Endora's handwriting. To prevent Cunning-ham from buying the picture, Darrin bids against him in the auction.

Needing transportation to college, John-Boy agrees to work for a local man in exchange for his car. But though John-Boy does the work, the man refuses to part with the vehicle.

After suffering a mild heart attack, Ted adopts a new, “live for the moment” attitude, leaving the gang longing for the old Ted.

Seven condemned murderers escape and take over the town of North Fork.

The first railroad train is coming to the new North Fork station. On board is a Japanese nobleman and his servant, visiting the West to learn more about the United States. When they are insulted by a pair of local hooligans, the foreigners seek revenge.