"The Bewitchin' Pool" is the 156th and last episode of the first incarnation of the American anthology television series The Twilight Zone. ("Come Wander with Me", however, was the final episode to be filmed.) It originally aired on June 19, 1964 on CBS. Opening narration Right before the end of the introduction, as in a typical episode, Rod Serling appears on-screen and says: After the opening credits are finished rolling, Serling, in voice-over, says: Plot Sport Sharewood and her younger brother Jeb live in a large, expensive house, but their parents are cold, ill-tempered, self-centered, and constantly bickering with each other. While Sport and Jeb are sitting beside their swimming pool, Whitt, a young boy in a straw hat, pops up from the deep end of the pool and invites them to follow him. The children dive underwater only to come back up in a swimming hole bordering a rustic, simple homestead. An assortment of children are playing in the yard. In contrast to their lavish home of neglect and insults, they are welcomed and loved from the moment they arrive at this humble children's paradise. There is only one adult there, "Aunt T.", a kind and patient elderly woman who loves children. She explains that she has many children there who came from parents who did not deserve them. Sport and Jeb go home, for fear that their parents will be worried. "Aunt T" advises them that they likely will not be able return as few children can find their way back. But Jeb later returns to Aunt T's, and Sport is sent by her mother to go and find him because she has something to tell them about some decisions that are made that will make all their lives better. Sport finds Jeb at Aunt T's but he refuses to go back. Sport convinces him by telling him that their mother has promised everything will be better; he reluctantly agrees to return with her. Back home their parents inform them they are planning to divorce and they must decide which parent they will live with. The children refuse and dive back into the pool, and are able to escape. When they do not reemerge, their father jumps in to rescue them, but discovers they have disappeared. Sport and Jeb are now happily living with Aunt T. Sport hears the distant voice of her mother, but ignores it and