'Mystical Pizza' by William Rabkin and Lee Goldberg

Skip takes Bambi to a trendy new pizza parlour, ‘Three Gals from Salem’, only to discover that one of his other girlfriends, Annabeth, is working there as a waitress. Annabeth is furious, and with the help of her fellow workers she casts a magical spell over her customers’ pizza that turns Bambi into a hideous hag, and causes Skip to start transforming into a rat. After growing whiskers and pointy ears, a desperate Skip turns to Ian and Randi for help, who immediately deduce that the ‘Three Gals’ are witches. Hoping that the enchantresses may cure her lycanthropy, Randi goes undercover and gets a job as a waitress. Meanwhile, Ian poses as a government health inspector named “Randall Hopkirk”, and obtains samples of the witches’ cursed food; he then creates an ‘anti-pizza’ to reverse Skip’s transformation – but unfortunately Skip has now gone crazy: now calling himself ‘Rat-Man’, he overpowers Ian and sets off to kill the witches…

Kate Hodge (Randi Wallace), Neil Dickson (Professor Ian Matheson), Dan Gilvezan (Skip Seville), Sherry Williams (Bambi), Kim Lankford (Unknown), Lynn Llewelyn (Unknown), Brenda Varda (Unknown), Heather Haase (Unknown), Matt E. Levin (Unknown), Kim Newberry (Unknown), R.C. Everbeck (Unknown), Dan Sachoff (Unknown)

Directed by Bruce Seth Green
Produced by David Roessell
Executive producers Bill Finnegan, Pat Finnegan and Sheldon Pinchuk

TX (US): 3rd April 1991

Notes:
*Featuring Randi Wallace and Professor Ian Matheson

*Ian’s fake identity of “Randall Hopkirk” is a reference to the classic 60s telefantasy show, 'Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)'