In the "Bewitched" Season 6, Episode 14, titled "Toys in Babeland," the "Susie Brusie" doll is a fictional doll that becomes popular among children in the show. The episode revolves around the commercialization of children's toys and the influence they have on young minds.
The name "Susie Brusie" is a play on words, representing a doll that gets hurt or bruised. The doll is likely designed to encourage rough play or even depict a character that gets injured, which may not be appropriate for children's toys in real life.
In the episode, Samantha (played by Elizabeth Montgomery) uses her magical powers to modify the Susie Brusie doll into a more suitable and educational toy for her daughter Tabitha. Instead of promoting violence or harmful play, the modified doll becomes a "Domestic Violence" doll, where the doll demonstrates various household chores and responsibilities.
The show often used magical scenarios to explore social issues and make subtle commentary on various aspects of society, including consumerism and the impact of media on children. It seems that in this particular episode, "Bewitched" aimed to highlight the importance of responsible and constructive toy choices for children.