What Was The Last Bewitched Episode You Watched?

The Lasts I watched was were from season 5

Samantha the Sculptress
While Samantha tries her hand at sculpting, Endora decides to liven things up a bit by zapping up talking clay busts of both Darrin and Larry.

And Tabitha's Weekend
Samantha reluctantly allows Tabitha to visit her mortal grandparents for a weekend and she accompanies her as well. Tabitha eventually turns herself into a raisin cookie because of the constant bickering between Endora and Mother Stephens.

Last Night I watched

One Touch of Midas
Endora casts a spell over a doll called "The Fuzz". This doll causes every mortal that touches it to fall in love with it and the doll's success turn Darrin into a wealthy man overnight

Samantha the Bard
Samantha comes down with a rare condition which causes her to speak in rhyme every time.

Both of them were good

Last Night I watched

Samantha's Caesar Salad from Season 6.

Allergic to Macedonian Dodo Birds

"Mrs. Stephens, Where are You?". One of my faves.

Season 4 - Allergic to Macedonian Dodo Birds

I loved it when Endora loses her power and becomes helpless and Gladys Kravitz is being her usual nosy self.

Last Night I watched

From Season 3

A Most Unusual Wood Nymph

Warlocks and Witches are My Favorite Things

The episode where Endora puts the spell on the clown, and he gives all the prizes and gifts to Tabitha.

Three Wishes

Forgot the title but the episode where Endora puts a spell on Darrin's watch that makes him an annoying know it all.

There's Gold In THem Thar Pills

The Magic Cabin

Double Doulbe Toil and Trouble

Cheap Cheap

Birdies, Bogies, and Baxter

The Safe and Sane Halloween

If They Never Met

To Twich or Not To Twich

Man of the Year

Splitsville

I am not a big fan of the show now. I watched it a lot more as a child (of the 1970's in reruns) and liked the magic aspect of it, like The Munsters and The Addams Family.

Who I liked were the recurring characters, like the kindly but goofy, but sweet aunt (Clara?), Uncle (or Doctor) Bombay (The Brit guy), Maurice Evans as the father (probably the first depiction of a divorce between older people with adult children) and especially Paul Lynde. The last episode I saw (and an episode of this show I have not seen in decades) was online with Paul Lynde as Uncle Authur. I dunno the name of the episode, but Uncle Authur was heterosexual and was in a relationship with a (witch?) woman, who tired of Authur and left. Beautiful (I think) red headed woman.

Endora was a b*tch. But a mostly entertaining one, even though she gave Darrin to much s**t and was racist in that.

I don't know the episode titles but it was an episode with the second Darren. They were in town near her father and didn't tell him soon enough and he was upset with Darren.

I don't know the episode titles but it was an episode with the second Darren. They were in town near her father and didn't tell him soon enough and he was upset with Darren.

#234 Paris Witches Style from Season Eight, excellent episode from Oct.20,1971.

Larry Tate

The last episode I saw (and an episode of this show I have not seen in decades) was online with Paul Lynde as Uncle Authur. I dunno the name of the episode, but Uncle Authur was heterosexual and was in a relationship with a (witch?) woman, who tired of Authur and left. Beautiful (I think) red headed woman.

# 218 The House that Uncle Arthur Built from Feb.11,1971 season 7.

Larry Tate

I am not a big fan of the show now. I watched it a lot more as a child (of the 1970's in reruns) and liked the magic aspect of it, like The Munsters and The Addams Family.

Who I liked were the recurring characters, like the kindly but goofy, but sweet aunt (Clara?), Uncle (or Doctor) Bombay (The Brit guy), Maurice Evans as the father (probably the first depiction of a divorce between older people with adult children) and especially Paul Lynde. The last episode I saw (and an episode of this show I have not seen in decades) was online with Paul Lynde as Uncle Authur. I dunno the name of the episode, but Uncle Authur was heterosexual and was in a relationship with a (witch?) woman, who tired of Authur and left. Beautiful (I think) red headed woman.

Endora was a b*tch. But a mostly entertaining one, even though she gave Darrin to much s**t and was racist in that.


How do you figure Endora was racist?

Racist as in she hated Mortals and did not want her daughter married to one. That was just prejudice. Unlike most in-laws who hate their son/daughter in law, Endora could torture Darrin and there was nothing that Sam could do about it.

Ling, Ling - from the first season.

Tabitha's Very Own Samantha