 | Michael Morris Directed by E.W. Swackhamer |
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Airdate: Feb. 5, 1972
Guest cast:
David Hayward as young Larry, Ted Foulkes as the little Larry,
Irenee Byatt as Betty.
Samantha summons Serena to baby-sit while she and Darrin attend a charity
luncheon. Serena comes over in a bikini as Sam has zapped her
off the beach in St. Tropez. When Sam leaves, Serena goes out
to the patio to continue her sunbathing. Larry comes over to
return Darrin's putter and Serena flirts with him. She convinces
him to take a pill that will make him younger. Larry leaves the
house in a hurry, before he gets into trouble and when he walks
into his own house, his wife Louise looks at him in surprise. He
passes a mirror and see that his once gray hair and mustache are
now a bright red, his walk is jauntier and his attitude younger.
Later, Larry visits Sam and Darrin and tells them he wants to
market the fabulous pill that has made him feel and look so
young. They make excuses and say NO! Sam is very worried
because the pill makes one younger and younger and younger.
She tells Serena to find the antidote before Larry starts slipping
back. Louise comes over to tell the Stephens how worried she
is about Larry's sudden rejuvenation. Darrin goes to the office
and sees that Larry has already gone back ten years. Sam comes
over and Larry is now an eighteen-year-old boy. As Sam and
Darrin take him back to their house Larry becomes ten. Serena
is there with the antidote and in a few minutes Larry is back to
his old gray self - much to the relief of everyone.