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As Antenna TV has we shall: Publicity still for 'I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha'(September 17, 1964)

u/HWKD65 — 6 days ago
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In the 15th episode of Season 6 entitled 'Samantha's Better Halves' (January 1, 1970)

u/HWKD65 — 7 days ago
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Greeting the crowd at The House of the Seven Gables on Thursday, June 25, 1970.

u/HWKD65 — 8 days ago
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During filming of The Salem Saga' at The House of the Seven Gables in Salem on the morning of Thursday, June 25, 1970.

u/HWKD65 — 9 days ago

Tabitha's Bedrrloom Toys

Hi, I'm new to this group but a long time fan obsessed with Bewitched... I have a question that I am fairly certain someone has positively asked before, but I am at my wits end, I have done every imagineable search to try and find the answer to this question, but in Tabitha's bedroom on the toy shelf are two plush animal character type doll figures with what looks to be molded plastic heads, I'm particularly interested in the green plush, would anyone happen to know what character doll that is? It doesn't look like it's prop made for the show it looks like a manufactured toy. Any help would be appreciated.

u/seanallalong — 7 days ago

If the witches had all that "power" how were they captured and burned in Salem?

One of the series' incongruities was that in at least one episode there was talk of them being captured during the Salem witch hunts. How would this have been possible if they could just click their fingers and disappear? There was an episode where Serena ends up in a jail cell. She uses her magic to vanish. They can turn humans into frogs. They can instantly teleport anywhere. Yet they got captured in Salem? They couldn't just click their fingers and go "poof!" and be gone?

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u/Intelligent-Pay7865 — 8 days ago
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production still from Season 8's 'Tabitha’s First Day in School' (Feb 12, 1972) and scene

u/HWKD65 — 11 days ago
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Publicity for Season 5's 'Samantha's Wedding Present' ( 9/26/68)

u/HWKD65 — 12 days ago
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Imogene Coca as Mary the Good Fairy

Anyone else love watching Imogene Coca as Mary, the Good Fairy? (Mary, the Good Fairy and The Good Fairy Strikes Again, season 7, episodes 15 and 16)

I was too young to have seen her at her zany best on Your Show of Shows, so seeing her turn up on Bewitched was a delight.

u/AmySueF — 12 days ago