Bewitched S07E13

Bewitched - S07E13: Sisters at Heart

Dec 24, 1970IMDb : 8Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Family, DramaSeason 7, Episode 13

Darrin's friends, Keith and Dorothy Wilson who happen to be black, invite their daughter Lisa to stay with Tabitha on Christmas Eve while they go away. Lisa and Tabitha want to be sisters because they get along so well with each other, but are discouraged when someone tells them that they can't be because Lisa is black and Tabitha is white. Of course, this gets out of hand when Darrin's newest client, Mr. Brockaway, visits his home. Lisa is asked to answer the door, and Brockaway gets a shock when he sees her, thinking that she is the Stephens' child! He turns Darrin down because of his bigotry. Tabitha lets Lisa in on her witchcraft and uses wishcraft to blink polka dots on both her and Lisa. Samantha then tells them that they don't have to look the same to be sisters because they are sisters at heart. Then, after a well-deserved lesson from Samantha, Mr. Brockaway admits that he is a racist and wants Darrin to handle his account as his apology.

Director: William Asher, Barbara Avedon

Cast: Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick Sargent, Agnes Moorehead, David White

Bewitched S07E13 Synopsis

Stream Bewitched "Sisters at Heart" in HD quality on Goojara. This episode is rated an impressive 8.0/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 1970-12-24, this episode is part of Season 7 of Bewitched. Directed by William Asher, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick Sargent, Agnes Moorehead among the cast. With a runtime of 25m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Sci-Fi & Fantasy and Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Darrin's friends, Keith and Dorothy Wilson who happen to be black, invite their daughter Lisa to stay with Tabitha on Christmas Eve while they go away. Lisa and Tabitha want to be sisters because they get along so well with each other, but are discou...