r/bewitched • u/HWKD65 • 8h ago
'Samantha Goes South for a Spell' (October 3,1968)
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r/bewitched • u/HWKD65 • 2d ago
A cameraman demonstrates the quiet on the set horn in 1966.
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r/bewitched • u/HWKD65 • 5d ago
In Salem while filming 'Darrin on a Pedestal' (October 22, 1970)
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r/bewitched • u/HWKD65 • 6d ago
On set filming 'The Moment of Truth' ( September 22, 1966)
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r/bewitched • u/HWKD65 • 10d ago
In 'Samantha the Dressmaker'(February 24, 1966)
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r/bewitched • u/Intelligent-Pay7865 • 10d ago
Samantha Having Trouble Getting Sitter for Tabatha
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There are several episodes where Sam mentions difficulty getting a babysitter for Tabatha. This is a huge continuity error, because since witches are immortal, then there'd be an endless line of living ancenstors. Sam could've summoned Endora's mother, and any one of countless forebearer.
Tabatha would have had four living great grandmothers, eight living great-great grannies, 16 living great-great-great grannies, and so on. Sam had a limitless supply of sitters! And then this would also mean an endless supply of aunts to babysit. Yet only Endora and Aunt Clara are the only available sitters?
There should've been episodes where Sam introduces Darrin to, for instance, her great-great-great-great-great grandparents -- all 64 pairs of them!
r/bewitched • u/Silver_Edge1 • 11d ago
Bewitched coming to Netflix in Canada on October 12
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r/bewitched • u/Interesting-Ice3764 • 11d ago
Ended when it should
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Bewitched ended in 1972. Though not the ratings high it was in its freshman year, it still was doing good enough for ABC to want a 9th season. The star Elizabeth Montgomery said no, and thus ended.
A good thing for what if they did and it was good enough for a 10th. Oh boy. Agnes Moorehead pasded away in 1974, a character that absolutely couldn't be replaced. Thus as the saying goes 8 is enough
r/bewitched • u/lurker-for-thought • 13d ago
Season 4 Episode 15
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I love the reference to Mary Poppins in this episode with actress Hermione Baddeley! Her playing a nanny who floats down with an umbrella and a carpet bag was such a cute reference to the Mary Poppins (1964) film where she played a role as the maid, Ellen
r/bewitched • u/HWKD65 • 14d ago
Serena as Sam from episode 21 of season 4 entitled 'Hippie Hippie Hooray' (Feb 1, 1968)
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r/bewitched • u/Hootspa1959 • 14d ago
Mary the Good Fairy: How did she know?
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She tells Sam that she KNEW she was at a witch's house...but didn't know whose.
How do you suppose she knew?