Bewitched

TV Series
1964–1972
PG
25m

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Elizabeth Montgomery, Agnes Moorehead, and Dick York in Bewitched (1964)

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A witch married to an ordinary man cannot resist using her magic powers to solve the problems her family faces.A witch married to an ordinary man cannot resist using her magic powers to solve the problems her family faces.A witch married to an ordinary man cannot resist using her magic powers to solve the problems her family faces.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

26K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

1,071

See production info at IMDbPro

Won 3 Primetime Emmys
- 14 wins & 33 nominations total

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Trivia
Agnes Moorehead was chosen to play Endora after a chance meeting with Elizabeth Montgomery and William Asher at a Bloomingdale's department store.

Goofs
Throughout the run of the series Darrin frequently reminds Samantha of their marriage vows, "Love, honor, and no witchcraft". In the pilot, Samantha reveals she's a witch on their honeymoon.

Quotes
Samantha: Then I thought of the most brilliant scientific mind of the age.
Dr. Bombay: Thank you.
Samantha: But he died a year ago, so I decided to call you.

Crazy credits
Whenever Samantha's cousin Serena appeared on the show, the credits for the episode listed the actress as "Pandora Spocks". This was Elizabeth Montgomery's idea as an inside joke. Elizabeth Montgomery played Serena.

Alternate versions
Colorized versions of the black and white episodes have been syndicated. When the first DVDs were released in 2005, both black and white and color versions of the DVDs were available.

Connections
Featured in The 23rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1971)

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When Dick York left, most of the magic went with him.

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.