"Bewitched" ...And Then I Wrote (1965)

User Rating:

7.0/10   

Director:

E.W. Swackhamer

Writers:

Paul Wayne (written by) and
Sol Saks (creator)

TV Series:

"Bewitched" (1964)

Original Air Date:

11 November 1965 (Season 2, Episode 9)

Genre:

Comedy | Family | Fantasy

Plot:

While writing a Civil War play Samantha finds her characters coming to life. |

Plot Keywords:

Witch | Magic | Witchcraft | Marriage | Advertising

Cast

Elizabeth Montgomery	...	Samantha Stephens
Dick York	...	Darrin Stephens
Agnes Moorehead	...	Endora
Alice Pearce	...	Gladys Kravitz
George Tobias	...	Abner Kravitz
Chet Stratton	...	Captain Corcoran
Tom Nardini	...	Indian
Eileen O'Neill	...	Violet
Olan Soule	...	Doctor Passmore
Bill Duncan	...	Vaudeville Performer #1
Skeets Minton	...	Vaudeville Performer #2
Joanie Larson	...	Nurse

Runtime:

Argentina:30 min

Color:

Black and White

Certification:

Argentina:Atp | Australia:G

Company:

Screen Gems

Trivia:

In a rare instance, Darrin calls Gladys Kravitz by her first name.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Doctor Passmore: Good afternoon. Mrs. Stephens?
Samantha Stephens: Yes.
Doctor Passmore: I'm Doctor Passmore. Is Mr. Stephens in?
Samantha Stephens: No, I'm sorry, he isn't, but I expect him soon. Won't you come in, Doctor?
Doctor Passmore: Oh, thank you. Oh, just by the way of introduction, I am cheif psychiatrist at Meadowbrook Rest Home. Our guests are aware of the fact that this is the centennial of the year which marked the end of the War Between the States, and uh... they'd like to do something about it.
Samantha Stephens: Aren't they a bit late?
Doctor Passmore: Mrs. Stephens, they would like to commemorate the event.
Samantha Stephens: Yes, of course. Well, what's this got to do with Darrin?
Doctor Passmore: Well, it's necessary for us to inform the public of our undertaking. That means advertising, and I understand your husband excels in that field.
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Soundtrack:

The Battle Hymn Of The Republic (Glory, Glory Hallelujah)