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Title: Bewitched (1964–1972)
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Cast
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| Elizabeth Montgomery | ... |
Samantha Stephens
(254 episodes, 1964-1972)
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| Agnes Moorehead | ... |
Endora
(196 episodes, 1964-1972)
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| David White | ... |
Larry Tate
(170 episodes, 1964-1972)
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| Dick York | ... |
Darrin Stephens
(159 episodes, 1964-1969)
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Storyline
The young executive of an advertisement agency, Darrin Stephens marries a beautiful woman, Samantha Stephens. On their honeymoon, Sam discloses a secret to him: she is a witch with magic powers. He makes her promise him that she will live like a mortal, without using witchcraft and spells in their lives, but sometimes she uses her magic to help Darrin and herself. Sam's mother, Endora does not accept her mortal son-in-law, hates him and can hardly say his name correctly. In the suburb of Morning Glory Circle, where they live, their curious next-door neighbor Gladys Kravitz suspect Samantha, but can never prove the weird situations she sees to her husband Abner Kravitz. Darrin works in the McMahon and Tate ad agency with Larry Tate, who is married to Louise Tate. Samantha frequently receives her witch aunts in her house, specially her sweet old Aunt Clara. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
17 September 1964 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Witch of Westwood See more »Filming Locations:
Blondie Street, Columbia/Warner Bros. Ranch - 411 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, California, USA See more »Company Credits
Technical Specs
Runtime:
| (254 episodes)Sound Mix:
MonoAspect Ratio:
4:3Did You Know?
Trivia
This series marked the first time that a married couple, played by unmarried actors, was seen in the same bed together in a live-action television show. Prior to this, most shows featured married couples in separate beds (the only known exception being "Mary Kay and Johnny", a late 1940's sitcom featuring a real-life couple playing themselves). The Munsters which premiered one week after this show, became the second TV show to feature a conjugal couple when Lily (Yvonne De Carlo) joined Herman (Fred Gwynne) in a double bed. See more »Goofs
In early episodes, the daughter is referred to in the credits as "Tabatha". In later episodes, however, the spelling of her name is changed to "Tabitha". See more »Quotes
Darrin Stephens: Sam, don't expect your mother to be gracious. She doesn't do imitations.See more »
A sweet premise, About a sweet witch(Elizabeth Montgomery) who marries a mortal(Dick York-Dick Sargent)much of the dismay of her witching mother(Agness Morehead). I love watching this show in reruns. It's a fun magic show. It also had meomerable characters like Uncle Arthur(The very funny Paul Lynde) Dr. Bombay(played very we'll by Bernard Fox). But when Dick York had to leave the show do to a serious back injury, and was replaced by Dick Sargent. It was not has funny anymore. The show's comic appeal was lost. Dick York was a comic genius. He had great comic timing. His comic reactions made the show. Besides Samantha's magic. I do not totally dislike Dick Sargent, I mean he was'nt that bad, he just was'nt has funny has Dick York. The only funny episode with Dick Sargent, is the Catch Phrase episode. But the show's appeal was'nt slowly falling only due to Dick York's departure. The show was wearing itself out. Maybe it should have quit while it was ahead.