The Leprechaun

Season 2, Episode 27, Aired

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A leprechaun from Darrin's family (surprise, surprise!) named Brian O'Brian comes to reclaim his rightful pot of gold from one of Darrin's clients Mr. John Dennis Robinson. Brian states that without his gold, he has no powers and gets into a lot of trouble trying to get his gold back. By the end of the episode, he makes a deal with Mr. Robinson: his pot of gold back for his image on the advertising campaign and a deal with McMann and Tate.moreless
  • A magical Irish leprechaun who just happens to be related to Darrin instead of Samantha has lost his last remaining pot of gold and he needs magical help to get it back.moreless

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    Brian O' Brian (Henry Jones) is your typical run of the mill Irish leprechaun but Brian is feeling very low because his last remaining pot of gold, hidden in an old fireplace which has been purchased by a client of McMann and Tate to install in his own home, is impossible to retrieve. Samantha offers to help him but they both run into trouble when it's found that the client, Mr. Robinson (Parley Baer) has already located the hidden treasure and intends to keep it for himself. With a bit of skillful talking, Mr. Robinson agrees to return the gold to Brian as long as Brian uses his leprechaun magic to help with an important advertising campaign.

    I found this one really dull and lacking good writing and characterization but it may appeal to fans.moreless
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