This witch illness show was remade as Episode 251. (edit) This episode was filmed on August 12, 1965, Elizabeth Montgomery's seventh month of pregnancy (edit)

Norton: (decides to let Darrin go) Darrin, all I know is, a man whose wife can raise black Peruvian roses, can’t be all bad. (edit) Aunt Clara: Well, I’ll try and conjure it up (prepares spell-casting). Now, cross your fingers. (Samantha and Darrin do so)
Darrin: Is that part of the spell?
Aunt Clara: No, but I need all the luck I can get. (edit) Darrin: (to the officer at the police station) Do I look like the type of man who would accost ladies in the middle of the night?
Officer: No. No, I must admit you don’t. You seem normal enough.
Darrin: Well, thank you, Sergeant.
Officer: By the way, what’s in the bag?
Darrin: Two bat wings, half a pint of porpoise milk, four eyes of a newt. (edit) Aunt Clara: A Peruvian black rose was a part of the formula that they used to drive the witches out of Peru.
Samantha: I didn’t know they had witches in Peru.
Aunt Clara: Well, they haven’t. It worked. (edit) Gladys: Nobody ever had square green dots before.
Abner: Nobody ever had your chicken soup before. (edit) Gladys: What’s the door doing here?
Darrin: It leads to another room.
Gladys: Over the front lawn?
Darrin: We’re adding a nursery.
Darrin: The room hasn’t been built yet.
Gladys: You mean, you put a door in the wall first?
Samantha: How else would we get into the room to build it? (edit) Abner: Gladys, you were born 100 years too late.
Gladys: What do you mean by that?
Abner: You’d have made a great town crier.
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Samantha calls Gladys Kravitz by her first name. (edit) The map on the wall at the police station is clearly Los Angeles/Orange County California. The Stevens did not live in California. (edit) The door that is made in the back (dormer window) wall looks out over the front. (edit)

The title alludes to the reputed non-help from a disinterested doctor, "Take two aspirin and call me in the morning." (edit)