TV Series

Series Name:	Bewitched
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1964 - 1972
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Comedy, Children & Family, Fantasy
Rating:	7.1 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	35 Have Seen
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Selected Cast	Elizabeth Montgomery as Samantha Stephens / Serena
	Dick York as Darrin Stephens [1964-1969]
	Dick Sargent as Darrin Stephens [1969-1972]
	Agnes Moorehead as Andora
	David White as Larry Tate
	Erin Murphy as Tabitha Stephens
	Paul Lynde as Uncle Arthur
	Bernard Fox as Dr. Bombay
	Alice Ghostley as Esmeralda

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Bewitched: The First Three Episodes From The First Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2005)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete First Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2005)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Fourth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2006)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Second Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2006)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Third Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2006)

VHS

Bewitched - Meet The Stephens - Columbia TriStar - USA (1996)

VHS

Bewitched - This Spells Trouble - Columbia TriStar - USA (1996)

VHS

Bewitched - 'Cuz It's Witchcraft - Columbia TriStar - USA (1996)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched : Complete Box - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - UK (2009)

DVD

Bewitched The Complete First Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - UK (2005)

DVD

Bewitched The Complete Second Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - UK (2005)

DVD

Bewitched The Complete Third Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - UK (2006)

DVD

Bewitched The Complete Fourth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - UK (2006)

DVD

Bewitched: The Complete Series - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2013)

DVD

Bewitched: The Complete Seventh Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - Netherlands (2009)

DVD

Bewitched: The Complete Third Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - Netherlands (2006)

DVD

Bewitched: The Complete Fourth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - Netherlands (2007)

DVD

Bewitched: The Complete Fifth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - Netherlands (2007)

DVD

Bewitched: The Complete Sixth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - Netherlands (2008)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - Complete Box - Shock Entertainment - Australia (2016)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Second Season - Sony Pictures Television - USA (2006)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Fifth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2007)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Sixth Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2008)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Seventh Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2009)

DVD Box Set

Bewitched - The Complete Eighth And Final Season - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2009)

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Comments and Reviews


Record Collector 29th Sep 2015		Yes we took awhile to catch on in those days



Neil Forbes 29th Sep 2015		If Bewitched debuted in Australia during 1968, then it was already 4 years old before we got to see it. Pretty-much par-for-the-course for Australian TV in those days.



Record Collector 27th Sep 2015		The series made it's debut in here in Australia 1968



23skidoo 3rd Jun 2015		@RecordCollector: The sequel was titled Tabitha and I credited a listing for it a day or so ago.



Neil Forbes 3rd Jun 2015		Erin Murphy's 51st birthday approaches(17th June) Happy birthday in advance, Erin! Though a colour pic of her standing in front of a TV in that IMDB bio website would have to date from 1966 or 1967 as it shows her as a 2- or 3-year-old toddler. Holding the cursor showed it as from 1964, the year of her birth. Glad to see Erin has continued acting, though.



Record Collector 3rd Jun 2015		Now there was a sequel shown in the late 1970's and early 80's tabatha all grown up I can't recall the name of the series but I do remember seeing it on Australian regional television



zabadak 3rd Jun 2015		Erin Murphy :happy:



Trainman 3rd Jun 2015		As I mentioned over on "The Flintstones" This was the first TV series in America that actually showed a married couple sleeping in the same bed, with live actors. (Flintstones was first, but that was cartoon)



Neil Forbes 2nd Jun 2015		Thanks for that, 23skidoo! I wasn't sure of the dates but I knew the cast would've been long dead by now, except of course for Erin Murphy. One question though, did Erin Murphy pursue an acting career when she grew up? She was, after all, only a toddler(3-4 years old) in Bewitched.



23skidoo 2nd Jun 2015		@Neil Forbes. Sargent died a number of years ago too. Bewitched has arguably one of the worst attrition rates of any 1960s series as I believe most of the adult cast were gone within 25 years of the show ending (Paul Lynde died in 1982, York in 1992, Sargent in 1994, Montgomery in 1995 and Agnes Morehead passed away in 1974 only two years after the show ended). Bernard Fox (Dr Bombay) is still with us and continues to act (he was even in James Cameron's Titanic and the remake of The Mummy), as are of course the Tabitha and Adam actors. If you want to play the curse card, Robert Urich, who co-starred with Lisa Hartman in the Tabitha spin-off, is no longer with us either, though last I heard Hartman was still around so clearly the Tabitha character is immune...



Neil Forbes 2nd Jun 2015		To my recollection, I think none of the cast are still living(except of course Erin Murphy, who would now be in her early or mid- 50s). Paul Lynd had his own sit-com programme around 1970-71 but I think he passed away in the mid 1970s. Dick York had a type of dementia when he finally died. I doubt Dick Sargent would still be alive but if he is, he'd be pushing 90s by now.



Monolith 2nd Jun 2015		I loved this whether B&W or colour or whether with Darren 1 or Darren 2 And yes Elizabeth Montgomery was beautiful and I had a major crush on her.



23skidoo 2nd Jun 2015		I really enjoy the early B&W (NOT colorized) episodes which have a 1940 romantic comedy feel to them and Elizabeth Montgomery never looked better! The series was followed by a spin-off called Tabitha featuring the Stephens' daughter all grown up (though bizarrely the show was only made, and was set, just a few years after Bewitched ended!). Perhaps one of the most bizarre connections was the revelation that the 1999-2008 soap opera Passions was also a spinoff! The character of Tabitha was featured in the show - she was witch whose parents were a witch named Samantha and a mortal named Darrin, her own daughter was named Endora, and Bernard Fox appeared as Dr. Bombay in a few episodes, so do the math! Though I personally have a soft spot for the episode of the original Flintstones in which Samantha and the Dick York version of Darrin guest starred!



zabadak 2nd Jun 2015		Elizabeth Montgomery was the first TV actress I fancied - died too early (cancer)... :sad:



GEMSMFAN 2nd Jun 2015		This TV series created by Sol Saks, was inspired by the 1942 movie, "I Married a Witch" starring Veronica Lake, as Jennifer "the Witch".

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