Samantha's Da Vinci Dilemma

Season 4, Episode 17, Aired

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Samantha needs help painting her house, and Aunt Clara conjures up the most famous painter of all time, Leonardo da Vinci. Da Vinci is mad when he learns that his famous Mona Lisa painting will be used in Darrin's campaign to sell toothpaste. Samantha then gets him to create another best-selling idea.moreless
  • Aunt Clara is at it again when she decides to assist Samantha who is painting the house and would like some assistance.

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    Samantha decides that her home needs some fresh paint, so she sets about doing the job herself, but loveable Aunt Clara (Marion Lorne) is determined to get her niece some assistance with the task and so, she conjurs up a painter to help, but not just any old painter, the Master himself, Leonardo da Vinci!

    Da Vinci (John Abbott) is a little surprised to find himself in modern-day America but is absolutely furious when one of Darrin's clients is using his beloved Mona Lisa in a commercial for toothpaste. He goes on something of a rampage but Samantha is able to save the integrity of the great work of art but getting Da Vinci, also a prolific inventor to come up with a new way of selling the toothpaste - a "a paint pallet" for kids with various flavors of toothpaste in different colored tubes.moreless
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