With Dick York as Darrin.was the best way to end the black and white second season(or did it?),because it was funny , written by Lawrence J . Freedman and Fred Cohen,and directed by Howard Morris,and featured the Kravitz's together at the Stephens' house(one of the few times they were both at the Stephens' house).Unfortunately,it was the LAST episode featuring the late Alice Pearce as Gladys Kravitz.All in all,a good episode.

With Dick York as Darrin.was the best way to end the black and white second season(or did it?),because it was funny , written by Lawrence J . Freedman and Fred Cohen,and directed by Howard Morris,and featured the Kravitz's together at the Stephens' house(one of the few times they were both at the Stephens' house).Unfortunately,it was the LAST episode featuring the late Alice Pearce as Gladys Kravitz.All in all,a good episode.Oops!I meant Fred Freedman and Lawrence J.Cohen.And the late Jack Weston was very good as Gladys' "Chicken Fiddler"(as Abner called him)brother Louis.

And it was the episode called "Prodigy".

It was never designed to be the final episode of the second season, but was held back due to Alice Pearce's death mid season.