Bewitched: Season 3, Episode 24

Art for Sam's Sake (23 Feb. 1967)

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Endora exchanges Samantha's amateur painting with a real masterpiece that makes quite a stir at the local art festival.

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Watch For the Tabitha Ad-Lib, and the Montgomery-Moorehead Save
7 October 2008 | by See all my reviews

Fairly typical episode with Endora putting one of a famous artist's pictures in an auction with Samantha's signature on it.

Fairly typical results.

But watch for an interesting exchange with young Erin Murphy, who was apparently a little keyed up as she and Elizabeth Montgomery enter the front door after an outing.

We first hear Montgomery have to control Tabitha from taking off somewhere, perhaps upstairs or something.

Then Endora pops in. The two women begin the conversation about the painting.

Suddenly, Tabitha bolts for the kitchen, with Montgomery right behind her.

Elizabeth catches Tabitha in the doorway, neither female getting out of the camera's shot, then she brings her back into the living room.

Endora was completely removed from the shot, but both women manage to carry on with the conversation, completely oblivious of the typical child behavior of young Tabitha.

Absolute professionalism.


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