Illegal Sepration

Cousin Edgar

Sorry I don't know the name of the episode but it was the one that featured Richard Dreyfuss as a warlock who was smitten with Samantha and turned himself into a dog. Really gave a good performance as an irritating supernatural stalker of sorts.

Last ones I watched in during the week

Double Split
Disappearing Samantha
Follow That Witch
Follow That Witch
A Bum Raps
Divided He Falls
Man's Best Friend
The Catnapper

Driving Is The Only Way To Fly

WHICH WITCH IS WHICH?
Endora zaps herself into Samantha's twin, so Samantha can keep to her busy schedule. While posing as Samantha, Endora meets a handsome author and they go out on several dates. The Author turns out to be a friend of Darrins and when Darrin brings him home to meet the real Samantha, hilarious results follow as Endora appears once again as Samantha's double and they tell the Author she's Samantha's twin sister!

Serena Stops The Show

And Then I Wrote

And Then There Were Three

The episode where Samantha blinks Darren to knock out the heavy weight champ.

Double Tate

Part and two where the detective tried to blackmail Samantha.

Part and two where the detective tried to blackmail Samantha.
maid to order-good episode..:lol:

Last ones I watch are

Spooky Chair
My Friend Ben
Samantha for the Defense

What Every Young Man Should Know

Hoho The Clown from season 3. That man who played Hoho really got on my nerves for some reason.

The last season.

Daddy Does His Thing

"Samantha for the Defense" with Fredd Wayne as Ben Franklin (the second part of a two-part episode in which Aunt Clara conjures him up by mistake)

Two:

Can't think of the titles, however. Will edit them in later! :eek:

#1 was the one in which Serena tries a computer-dating service so she can find and marry a mortal.

#2 was the one in which a lost chimp-turned-actor ("Harry Simian") becomes the symbol for a man's cologne then creates havoc when he gets tired of being a human. (Danny Bonaduce, pre-"Partridge Family," appears as the chimp's owner.)

Witch or Wife from S#1

A Strange Little Visitor from Season 2.....and James Doohan a year before Star Trek.

Last night I watched season 3

Art for Sam's Sake
Samantha is doing a painting for an art gallery contest, and Endora doesn't think it is up to snuff. So she takes it upon herself to change the painting so Sam can win. And Sam does win, but she doesn't want the prize because of what her mother did.

I Remember You...Sometimes
Endora gives Darrin an outstanding memory by hexing his watch, but Darrin learns the hard way that sometimes it is better to forgive and forget.
Two of my favs. Can't seem to quit watching them. Same with Sam on the Keyboard. Not sure why? :lol:

"Tabitha's Weekend"

From season 5

"Samantha, the Bard" and "Samantha, the Sculptress." Great episodes, imo.

From S7:

"The Return of Darrin the Bold" (Darrin the Bold, in response to his encounter with Samantha: "I like what you've done with your hair. 'Tis a well-known fact--blondes have more fun!")

and

"The House That Uncle Arthur Built" (Aretha: "Who wants to go to India with all those untouchables milling about in the streets?" [in response to Uncle Arthur's proposal of an Indian honeymoon after their marriage]).

Samantha (smiling and not missing a beat): "I know a place where you can go!"

From Season 1: "Little Pitchers Have Big Fears," in which June Lockhart does a hokey Southern accent as the overprotective mother of a wannabe Little League player (Jimmy Mathers--Jerry's little brother). (Guess June Lockhart missed being Timmy's mother on "Lassie.")

Samantha & The Beanstalk

Samantha's Caeser Salad

And Something Makes four

Naming Samantha's Baby

Daddy Comes For A Visit

Darrin the Warlock

The two parter where Esmarelda zaps Sam back to old Salem.

Samantha's Lost Weekend

The Phrase Is Familiar

What Makes Darren Run

Serena Stops The Show

Just A Kid Again

The Generation Zap

OK Whose the Wise Witch?

A Chance On Love

Accidental Twins

If the Shoe Pinches

Turn On The Charm

Santa comes to visit & stays & stays.

The one where Larry insists Darren learn some Italian because of a client , he learns a little TOO much in a really short time cause of Endora's spell!

The one where Larry insists Darren learn some Italian because of a client , he learns a little TOO much in a really short time cause of Endora's spell!

That one is Business Italian Style. Yes that one is really funny!

That one is Business Italian Style. Yes that one is really funny!


It made me want to learn Italian!!! :D

This morning on Antenna they had the one where Darren's ears were growing bigger! :D That was one of the best episodes , but had to leave out of the house for work at 8:15. and miss half of it! :(

The Crone of Cawdor

"Allergic to Ancient Macedonian Dodo Birds," featuring the late Janos Prohaska as the title subject (he was the cooky-filching bear on "The Andy Williams Show").

Interestingly, the Chevelle Concours station wagon that Darrin and Samantha drove in one episode is parked in the Kravitzes' driveway in this one (Abner was edging the lawn nearby)!

"Hippie, Hippie, Hooray!" -- probably my favorite "Bewitched" episode ever, with "Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Rock-and-Roll Beat" and "The Iffen" song as sung by Serena! (Yeah-yeah-yeah!) :lol:

"Samantha's Curious Cravings," complete with the classic scene in Shea Stadium when she wanted a hot dog--and on the wall next to the pay phone is a big heart in which is scribbled "B. A. + E. M." (a clever in-joke about Bill (William) Asher loving Elizabeth Montgomery)...

and the episode in which Esmeralda sneezes up Mother Goose from a storybook she's reading to Tabitha, featuring Samantha's tangled version of her favorite exasperated phrase:

"Oh my goose, it's Mother Stars!"

Tabitha's first day at school, when she turned a bully into a bullfrog !

Last episode of this weekend's marathon!

To Go Or Not To Go, That Is The Question

Salem Here We Come

"TV or Not TV," the episode in which Tabitha takes on Punch and Judy...

TABITHA: "What's a catastrophe?"

SAMANTHA: "Something we live with in this house every day."

Samantha's Hot Bed Warmer

Darrin on A Pedestal

Samantha's Bad Day In Salem

Samantha's Pet Warlock

Samantha's Old Man

The Corsican Cousins

The Return of Darrin The Bold

The House of Uncle Arthur

The Return of Darrin The Bold

With one of my favorite lines: "I like what you've done with your hair. 'Tis a well-known fact, blondes have more fun."


Tonight, I saw "Little Pitchers Have Big Fears," with June Lockhart as a nervous mother with a shaky Southern accent and Jimmy Mathers ... as her son (he was Jerry Mathers' kid brother!)...

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Ling Ling from season 1

The ep where Sam turns a horse into a woman.

One of my favorite episodes, "Just a Kid Again."

I've been watching the series on Logo and may have hallucinated a scene. This https://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tv-show=bewitched-1964&episode=s06e23 purports to give an entire transcript of the episode. Logo did cut a scene, in which Irving, transformed by Tabitha from a 32-year-old salesman into a 9-year-old boy, is pulled over by a cop while driving and rescued by an old man who drops him at the Stephens'. The scene I remember, however, is Irving picking up a phone and saying, "Hello, Mom? Dad? How would you like raising me all over again?" This is neither in what Logo showed or this transcript! Is it a real scene from this program, and if not, is it from some other show with a similar situation? Thanks.

Thanks, Larry, although I am afraid that it was not Samantha who picked up Irving. He showed up at her door and she said, "My, aren't we all dressed up this morning," to which Irving replied, "That's right, and your daughter's the one who dressed me." This was the first Samantha knew who Irving was and the nature of his predicament.

As for the scene of him calling his parents, I am afraid that is lost in the Twilight Zone along with a certain scene I remembered from To Kill a Mockingbird. After Atticus Finch shoots the rabid dog, he warns the children not to go near it, as it is just as dangerous dead as alive. In the scene I remembered, Jem then walked past the dog, several feet away, but nearer than Atticus would probably have been pleased with. I watched the movie on TCM, couldn't believe what I saw, and watched the scene again on YouTube. Jem never moves, but remains staring while holding onto a telephone pole, and nothing can have been cut as that image dissolves into the next scene and the music is continuous. I thought I merely confused the movie scene with the book, but guess what, in the book the same thing happens, Atticus shoots the dog, and they wait watching for Zeebo to pick it up. No one goes near it.

I feel as if scenes such as this and the Bewitched exchange must have been somewhere with which I confused these shows, but in what other sources does a man warn his children to stay away from a rabid animal he's shot, and does a man who has been changed into a child call his parents? I often wondered how Irving explained the call afterwards!

"It Shouldn't Happen To A Dog"

A Change of Face from Season 1