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The Verdict is in

Tabitha is packed up and ready to take Endora on holiday. She tells her daughter that it would be marvelous to go and stay in a bat cave, but Endora seems worried about the decision of the witches committee. Tabitha is sure that they must have come to their senses by now and realized that killing Miguel would have been a mistake. Before they can leave, the committee drops in with their final judgment. They've reviewed her resume and examined everything that she's done since the days of Timmy. Tabitha insists that she is evil to the core, but that makes them wonder why she has already packed her bags to run away. After scrutinizing her motives and behavior with mortals, it's become obvious that she cares more about taking care of mortals than torturing them. They declare her a good witch. Tabs starts shouting out that she is a 'very, very bad witch' and they must have been looking in all the wrong places. She tells them that they can all 'go to Heaven!' After they gasp at this dreadful insult, they tell her that they've taken another vote, this time about the proper upbringing of Endora. She's teetering on the edge of goodness and that's unacceptable. Tabitha is an unfit witch so they are taking custody of Endora so that they can be sure to make her one of the worst beings the world has ever known. 'Say goodbye Tabitha, you'll never see your daughter again!' Tabitha refuses to let them take her daughter, but they insist that she has no choice. There's no place for love on the dark side. Tabitha gets on her knees, clinging to Endora and saying that she will do anything to keep a hold of her. The witches turn their backs on her for a moment, but soon turn back and zap Tabitha down to the floor. By the time she gets up, Endora and the witches have vanished. She frantically searches but realizes that her little witchling really is gone.

Am I Missing Something?

Miguel is outside of Tabitha's watching Tabitha through the window. As he sees her casting spells around a cauldron, he goes into a panic and believes that he has to tell Kay right away. Inside, Tabitha proves that carnage gets her juices flowing to the witches' committee. She gleefully her hand together as she thinks about ruining all of those children's summers by destroying the carnival. The witches aren't paying attention to Tabitha's havoc though; they sense that they're being watched. They spot Miguel outside and zap him into the room, stripped. 'We may be mean, but we appreciate lean,' they laugh as they size him up. He's frozen and unable to stop them as they cop a feel. Tabitha tries to make an excuse, but to Miguel this all makes sense. All of the crazy things that have happened in town over the years must have been her fault. No, that was Hecuba, she explains, but what's he going to do about any of this? He grew up in the church, he says, and he'll have to make sure that everyone knows about this. 'After all the things I've done for you?' she asks. The witches tell her that she'll have to prove that she's bad by stopping him in some horrible, painful way. He begs her for the chance to tell Kay, but Tabs tells him that she already knows, just like all the other Standish women know. She explains that Kay used her own magic to make him believe that she was Charity the night that they conceived Maria. She doesn't want to destroy Miguel, but the committee threatens to make her good of she doesn't. He tries to talk her out of it by reminding her that he does all of his chores. Although she feels bad about it, she knows what she has to do and starts to fry him. The witches sniff his burning flesh until she drops him onto the couch. When they find that he's still alive, Tabitha justifies herself by saying that she's erased his memory of all of this. This way she solved her problem and kept her cover. The witches say that they will take this into consideration. They conjure up their car and she begs them to leave her in 'bad standing' before they fly away.

I Can't be a Good Witch!

Tabitha and Endora are watching horror movie when, suddenly, the head witch and her committee appear on the TV screen. They tell her that they are coming to test her: They need to find out if she is a good witch or a bad witch. Tabs gets worried. The committee drive into her living room decked out in their traditional costumes. She can't believe that they think she might have turned good. The good witches in the group giggle hopefully. The bad witches say they can't even have a hint of good witch in their company and begin to taunt her to show how evil she can be. Calling on her demonic powers, Tabitha tries to throw them out with an evil wind. As they're all blown against the wall, she and Endora start to laugh. The witches pull themselves off the floor and ask her why she stopped without destroying them. It seems like she isn't her old self: The old Tabitha wouldn't hesitate to blow them out of the galaxy. This only proves that she may have to be re-classified. 'I can't be a good witch!' Tabitha protests before begging them not to go on. The good witches are very excited by the idea though; they think she could have a smashing time as one of them. Endora likes that idea, but her mother insists that she is a bad witch. They start the tests, conjuring up an image of a carnival. That looks fun to Endora and Tabitha remembers the good times they had there. The bad witches want her to destroy it though and bring misery to all of the children. If she's a bad witch, she can do it. Tabitha makes excuses and asks for something more difficult. They refuse; if she can cause pain to little children, then she will indeed be a bad witch. Tabitha continues making excuses and the good witches start to claim her while the bad witches mock her. Endora is sent up to bed so that Tabitha can get to work. They say that she's already failed, but Tabitha vows to prove that she's the baddest witch in the universe. Calling up the carnival again, she starts casting an evil spell. As she destroys it and the evil witches cheer her on.

Pilar finds Miguel wandering around outside of Tabitha's. He's upset that Kay is with Fox when she should be with him. He can't understand. He's happy to be free, but what is freedom without Kay? She reminds him that he still has his daughter and he needs to stay strong. After she kisses him goodnight, he notices that there is lightning coming from inside Tabitha's. Peaking in the window, he sees her and the other witches around the cauldron. 'Oh my God! Tabitha's a witch!' he realizes.

Deep Down, Aren't we All?

At Tabitha's, Endora's beach party continues, although Tabitha tries to stop her daughter. All the now grown up little girl's mother rush in, hit by the waves on the beach as they watch their children dance and drink with a troop of blond beach boys. Tabitha wonders how she can explain the beach blanket bingo to the mortal mothers. She conjures them back into the kitchen and tries to convince them that they are just imagining all of this. The mothers aren't liking this explanation and threaten to take their daughters away and tell all of the other mothers about this. Tabitha insists that the girls are just watching a DVD and manages to keep them there by suggesting that the other mothers think that they suffer from 'episodes'. After conjuring up some pills and booze for the table, she suggests that they just take all of this a sign that their addictions have gotten the better of them. The mothers seem unconvinced and go back into the living room/beach to 'face their addictions'. Tabitha freezes them in position before they can get in. She zaps herself into the living room and yells at her daughter, demanding that the party end. After dragging the pouting Endora aside, she demands that she end this now; she and her friends are too young for where 'this sort of fun' leads. Endora reminds her again that they don't burn witches anymore, but sighs and explains to her friends that her mother 'is a total square. Party's over...till next time.' She zaps everything back to normal just as Julian walks in with Miguel. Tabitha's surprised to see him out of prison and wonders if this is good news. Julian is pleased to see that his daughter seems to be making so many new friends.

Miguel and Kay take Maria upstairs while Fox hopes that she will soon be all his. Upstairs, however, Miguel is hoping that he will be waking up beside Kay in the morning. He's surprised that Fox did the right thing...maybe he's been wrong about him. He wants to take her on a pre-wedding honeymoon, he announces. Her eyes start to water and Fox walks in, asking if she's ready for bed. Downstairs, Tabitha unfreezes the mothers and they go looking for her, discovering her quietly sitting with the children. One of the little girls says that they just had a beach party and the mothers demand to know what's going on. Tabitha tells them that they were all hypnotized by the DVD and they hallucinated the whole thing. They find that hard to accept, but it's not as ridiculous as the living room turning into a beach by the ocean. The mothers start to think that it may be time to go back to rehab. Tabs just wants a Martimmi.

Sleepover Beach Party

At home, Tabitha tries to get Endora and Maria to go to sleep. They want to have a sleepover with their friends. Tabitha thinks that they're a little young for that sort of thing, but Endora thinks that it's the 'in' thing to do. Tabs promises to think about it when, suddenly, the doorbell rings. When she opens the door, she finds a troop of little girls and their mothers standing there. They were all invited to a sleepover tonight. Endora smiles as her mother brings the girls in. Tabitha sits down with Endora to quietly berate her about doing magic again. She then tells the mothers that she will look after their daughters, but since they don't know anything about her, they can sit down and have some tea before they decide if they want to leave them there overnight. Besides, she assures them, they can watch their little girls in the monitor that she installed.

In the kitchen, Tabitha pours tea for all the mothers as they sit around her table. They find it hard to believe that children actually live in this house. The house is so neat and tidy and she doesn't even have any servants. Tabitha laughs, knowing that it's all done by magic. They ask her what her husband does. She sighs and tells them that she's widowed, but she has a lovely little girl who is a lot of help. Glancing over at the monitor, she thanks Hades that Endora is behaving herself for once. In the parlor, all of the little girls are getting terribly bored. They've heard about all of the crazy things that go on in this house and they want to have some fun. Endora zaps the monitor so that they won't be watched and then transforms all of the little girls into teenagers. They want a beach party so Endora turns the living room into a beach and conjures up some boys. In the kitchen, the mothers can hear the music. Tabitha hits the monitor and what's really happening flashes on. She quickly shuts it off and runs into the room. The mothers call in and ask if everything is alright. Thinking fast, Tabitha says that the noise is just a DVD they're watching, but the mothers are afraid that it isn't 'age appropriate.' As they come in to investigate, Tabitha worries to her daughter that they'll be burnt at the stake for this. 'Don't worry, it's 2007,' Endora says. When the mothers walk in, they are completely shocked to see their little girls grown up. 'Bloody Hell!' Tabitha mumbles.

A Birthday to Remember

At the zoo, Mrs Bradley begins to scream as the ape holds her in his cage. He tells her that she's a bad mother and needs to spend more time with her daughter. She faints and Tabitha hears her scream. As Tabitha goes looking for her, Endora is sure that her mother will need a double martimmy when she discovers what she's done this time. Tabitha starts to laugh when she finds Mrs Bradley with the ape. Amy rushes over and Tabitha asks Endora what she's done. She thinks that this was a bad idea but Endora is still confident that it will teach nasty Mrs Bradley the lesson she needs. Tabitha takes Amy to see the chimpanzees while Endora sorts things out. She turns Mrs Bradley into an ape and then starts to laugh as the other ape chases her around. While he tries to mate with her, Mrs Bradley protests that she's married and shouldn't be doing this while her daughter is watching. Tabitha begs her daughter to undo this; it's not the kind of primal scene anyone needs to witness. Endora refuses; she thinks that it's cute. Mrs Bradley pushes away the sex starved ape and he asks her if she is this cold to her human husband. The ape thinks that she needs to work harder celebrating her love for her husband and daughter. One of the zoo guards appears with a gun. Tabitha tries to send him off in the other direction but he's already to take aim. He has to tranquillize the female ape before she can pass along any diseases. As he raises the gun, Tabitha grabs him before he can shoot. He tells her to get her hands off his piece. Panicking, she telepathically tells Endora that she better fix this now or there will be trouble. Endora zaps Mrs Bradley out and Amy runs over to her. They embrace happily while the guard scratches his head. Amy and her mother walk away happily as the ape waves goodbye.

Go Ape

At the zoo, Endora feels bad for her friend Amy. Tabitha thinks that Amy has turned out well considering the kind of mother she has. They watch while Amy's mother, Mrs Bradley, rants at her for wasting her day trudging around looking at animals. Mrs Bradley gets back on the phone after telling Tabitha how much she can't stand having children. Tabitha says to herself that some people shouldn't be allowed to have children. Endora already seems to have a plan even though Tabitha doesn't think that there is anything they can do. She reminds her daughter not to use any magic and they walk away. Mrs Bradley catches up with them and tells Tabitha she should try getting a personal trainer. Tabitha tries to be civil and offers to buy them cotton candy but Mrs Bradley says that Amy shouldn't have sugar and leaves to get some bottled water instead. Endora decides that it's time to teach her a lesson and zaps her into the gorilla cage. A gorilla grabs her and tells her that she is a terrible mother and she better shape up or they'll 'go ape' on her. Amy tells Tabitha that she likes monkeys. Tabs remembers nurse Precious the orangutan; she was really something else.