Did this episode actually get Bewitched cancelled?

At least "Very Special Episodes" told us what they were before the episode and dealt with subjects we can all agree are wrong like alcaholism and child abuse. Now every tv show is whatever the Democrat party wants that week. Usually "white people so racist", "mental illness is a good thing now" or "abolish free speech."

I'm sure you understand there are a lot of ugly people here who seize on every opportunity to howl and slander anything that smacks of being progressive.
I can't open a simple Bewitched thread without running into these hateful people, and they always claim that it's everyone else who is being hateful. Very annoying and sad what MC has become.

Yes which is why I have no clue what you are on about.

Bewitched was not cancelled over a controversial episode. Elizabeth Montgomery wanted to quit. She was tired of the series and wanted to move on to other things. They offered her a fortune to do a ninth season but good for her, she refused. Her heart just wasn't in it.

I saw "Sisters of the Heart" several years ago and it was as tastefully done as I remembered it. For me the problem with the episode was that neither girl could act! The episode came across as if they plucked two anonymous girls off the street and gave them a script to read. And that's what they seemed to be doing, reading it! Yes, not every child actor is brilliant. But you can't expect subpar acting to carry an episode, no matter how deep and thoughtful the subject matter is.

They weren't about to recast Erin Murphy since she played Tabitha since she was a toddler. But as she got older, if they planned to feature her in episodes, they really should have sent her to acting school. Her line readings were more believable when she was three!