Tabitha zaps three spooks out of her storybook to play and they end up going trick-or-treating with Tabitha and Samantha.
Samantha wonders why Tabitha keeps using her powers for mischief until she sees the missing pictures in the storybook.
Completely by chance, Gladys Kravitz' nephew, Tommy, is dressed in a very similar fashion as one of the characters and the two get confused.
Samantha brings Tommy home and Gladys ends up with the jack o'lantern character.
The three storybook characters, all played by actual little people, which then would set them apart, believe it or not, when alongside the child Tommy.
When I was little, I especially enjoyed the characters themselves, a gremlin, a goblin and the jack o'lantern.
The gremlin is a little elf figure, the goblin is the truly intriguing one as the shaggy grey figure and the jack o'lantern is a pumpkin head on a ghost sheet.
Perhaps one of the few times Larry and Louise Tate crossed paths with Gladys Kravitz (Sandra Gould), so this means they never met Allyce Pearce.
Delightful seeing the old trick-or-treating with neighborhood children as well.
Samantha wonders why Tabitha keeps using her powers for mischief until she sees the missing pictures in the storybook.
Completely by chance, Gladys Kravitz' nephew, Tommy, is dressed in a very similar fashion as one of the characters and the two get confused.
Samantha brings Tommy home and Gladys ends up with the jack o'lantern character.
The three storybook characters, all played by actual little people, which then would set them apart, believe it or not, when alongside the child Tommy.
When I was little, I especially enjoyed the characters themselves, a gremlin, a goblin and the jack o'lantern.
The gremlin is a little elf figure, the goblin is the truly intriguing one as the shaggy grey figure and the jack o'lantern is a pumpkin head on a ghost sheet.
Perhaps one of the few times Larry and Louise Tate crossed paths with Gladys Kravitz (Sandra Gould), so this means they never met Allyce Pearce.
Delightful seeing the old trick-or-treating with neighborhood children as well.
