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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha
Episode 02: Be It Ever So Mortgaged
Episode 03: It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog
Episode 04: Mother, Meet What's His Name
Episode 05: Help, Help, Don't Save Me
Episode 06: Little Pitchers Have Big Fears
Episode 07: The Witches Are Out
Episode 08: The Girl Reporter
Episode 09: Witch or Wife
Episode 10: Just One Happy Family
Episode 11: It Takes One to Know One
Episode 12: And Something Makes Three
Episode 13: Love Is Blind
Episode 14: Samantha Meets the Folks
Episode 15: A Vision of Sugar Plums
Episode 16: It's Magic
Episode 17: A Is for Aardvark
Episode 18: The Cat's Meow
Episode 19: A Nice Little Dinner Party
Episode 20: Your Witch Is Showing
Episode 21: Ling Ling
Episode 22: Eye of the Beholder
Episode 23: Red Light, Green Light
Episode 24: Which Witch Is Which?
Episode 25: Pleasure O'Riley
Episode 26: Driving Is the Only Way to Fly
Episode 27: There's No Witch Like an Old Witch
Episode 28: Open the Door, Witchcraft
Episode 29: Abner Kadabra
Episode 30: George the Warlock
Episode 31: That Was My Wife
Episode 32: Illegal Separation
Episode 33: A Change of Face
Episode 34: Remember the Main
Episode 35: Eat at Mario's
Episode 36: Cousin Edgar
Bewitched - Season 1
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Like these comedies, we live here with more wonderful comics about scenes that look impressive. The series opens with comedy, where Darren finally meets with Indora, who threatens to turn it into artichoke, and Samantha gives Darren's stunning ideas for an account in the soup, but Darren doubts magic works. On the other hand, Samantha meets a boy who seems to have excessive motherhood in itself prohibiting all pleasure.
Like these comedies, we live here with more wonderful comics about scenes that look impressive. The series opens with comedy, where Darren finally meets with Indora, who threatens to turn it into artichoke, and Samantha gives Darren's stunning ideas for an account in the soup, but Darren doubts magic works. On the other hand, Samantha meets a boy who seems to have excessive motherhood in itself prohibiting all pleasure.
Actors:
Anthony Redondo,
Don Marshall,
George Hoagland,
Roger La Joie,
Janine Grandel,
Fredd Wayne,
Robert Locke Lorraine
Anthony Redondo
24 August 1912, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Don Marshall
2 May 1936, San Diego, California, USA
George Hoagland
5 February 1920, Columbus, Ohio, USA
Roger La Joie
June 14, 1943 in Farmington, New Hampshire, USA
Janine Grandel
April 2, 1910 in France
Fredd Wayne
17 October 1924, Akron, Ohio, USA
Robert Locke Lorraine
November 7, 1902 in Missouri, USA
Director:
William Asher, Alan Rafkin
Country:
United States
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October 08, 2018
For 1964, a conventional suburban comedy with a most unconventional witch in the lead role was inventive, certainly more inventive than a certain Hollywood remake, so you can hardly blame producers for milking Samantha's trademark nose twitch
October 08, 2018
That it lost that touch was regrettable, but that it was able to tell smart stories within that framework, even for a little while, was remarkable.
October 08, 2018
It's so annoyingly loveable that you can't help but switch your brain off and go along with it.
April 26, 2018
There is a durable element of fun in watching someone out of this world solve life's mundane problems‐by making them go away with a snap of the fingers or a twitch of the mouth.
October 08, 2018
But despite its focus on Samantha's domestic role, the show does reflect some of the cultural changes of the time. Witches and witchcraft became metaphors for discussing contemporary issues like racial discrimination.
January 31, 2018
It's all a lot of nonsense taken in stride, and when it's all over, one is left with the feeling, "I wonder what they'll be up to next week?"