And how do you feel about that?

That's sweet! Tabitha is a fine name ☺

I don't like the names of two of my grandsons, so I call them nicknames. But, I also have nicknames for all my grandkids and a few of my nieces and nephews. I can relate.

Tambitha (🤗) What a sweet , funny story!😂😂 I love your Grandma. I never liked my husband's grown son (Dan) and you know I took a page out of Endora's book! 😉

可愛いタバサちゃん💕

Wow, really?

As soon as I heard the voice I realised who she was, the principle!!

Eve Arden. She was a great stage, TV, film and radio actress for sixty years. 😊

@@JENNH1688 were she and Agnes Moorehead friends?

She starred in Our Miss Brooks back in the 50's.

Endora can't go over-the-top with magic here, or let the nurse see any done, b/c that would tip a mortal not only that witches exist, but that Sam herself may be a witch.

I always loved it when Endora or Maurice would mention someone they knew from years ago.

Angela Weaver And a mother in law starring with Kate Ballard.

@@katespurlding9647 omg that was the funniest show! I still use Kate's hand gesture lol.

Eve Arden was a character actress in movies from the 40s to the 60s. Eve starred in her own show "Our Miss Brooks" which was made into a movie with Eve reprising her role. Hardly a "poor Eve Arden".

Watch the film Under the Rainbow.

google photosynthesis

Right. Anyone knows that!

志瑜杨 correct 👍👍👍👍💫

You beat me to it by three years.

they are cold dead...

Thought that was tree's

I agree

brilliant! i never thought of that! great idea!! :)

I usta wonder why she wasn't cast as Endora

M.O'Riley yessssss

From what I understand Elizabeth Montgomery ran into Agnes at a department store at Christmas time and thought she had the right attitude to play Endora. Eve would have been good as an aunt especially after Marion Lorne passed away. She would be different from Clara but a great addition.

I noticed that also.

Except Mary who was on only one episode, I think, and that was very early on. I like the “...a” theme! 😊

In Sabrina there’s Sabrina, Hilda. Zelda, etc. and in Once Upon A Time there’s Regina, Cora, Zelena and the names of the witches in The Wizard of Oz vary depending on adaptation but they’ve been called Glinda, Locasta, Elphaba, Theodora, Evanora

swampzoid and in "A Discovery of Witches", there's Diana (played by Teresa Palmer).

@@DaphneHarridge Wasn't Mary the good fairy and not a witch? Can't remember

I thought she looked familiar

My immediate reaction on seeing the nurse, "Oh, it's the High School principal from Grease!"

PrayerWarrior4 not dead ones. LOL

No, only living plants emit oxygen. Cut flowers do not

@@elisabethseaton6521 not true, as long as there is green, the chlorophyll is intact and photosynthesis will occur...greatly reduced but, it will occur. The oxygen is generated as a by-product.

Uhmn.....its the writers not the actors are responsible for that "line" (or the continuity director)

Prayer...these cut flowers don't go through synthesis and during the 60s people were told flowers emanated CO2.

+Sylphadora recognize Eve Arden? Think 'Grease'! You're right, she was very pretty and the blue eyes weren't contacts.

Eve Arden, veteran actress. Watch her as Joan Crawford's friend in Mildred Pierce.

@@robertgalbreath6239 Classic films of her era wouldn't have been what they were without her & character & supporting players like her! But who was like Eve Arden, after all! Queen of that floor? Queen of her craft, rather! 👑

@@robertgalbreath6239 In the 50's she starred in "Our Miss Brooks" a Desilu production. Her character was sort of a cross between Lucy Ricardo and Sally Rogers.

This episode was colorized.

Not once they are cut. Then they only perform anaerobic respiration.

Old time insults are the best!

Ms K. Johnson Me too

Tabitha (Tabatha) was an unusual name back in 1965; but not now. Also LaToya.

I do too...I don’t like Agatha but Tabitha is cute because you could call her Tabby.

MegChristian ew

I once worked with a girl named Tabitha, we called her Tabby. She was awesome.

@@YTistooannoying I did too. She was very hot, if I recall correctly.

No. Principal.

johnny rock Unfortunately he just passed away yesterday. The 16th from heart failure. The only cast members that are still are Tabitha and Adam. I know Erin Murphy is Tabitha's real name but I don't know Adams unfortunately.

+Anita Stodolak Adam was played by David Lawrence and his twin brother Greg Lawrence and Tabitha was played by Diane Murphy and her twin sister Erin Murphy

johnny rock he recently passed away

Anita Stodolak I didn't know that he passed I loved him on bewitched and he was in a couple episodes of the Andy Griffith show

@@erinmefford8041 Also on Hogan's heroes for a couple of episodes. 2 episodes of The Dick Van Dyke show. Also filmed at Desilu.

Eve Arden would have been 56 or 57 here and I think she looked wonderful!

What? Witches can't reproduce?

yes she was Eve Arden was the Principal in Grease and Grease 2.

Thought so !

ImJustMe The nurse was indeed the great Eve Arden. She was in many movies in the thirties and forties. Watch the original Mildred Pierce starring Joan.Crawford. She was terrific. In my opinion a great and very overlooked actress. She started the fifties with her tv show Our Miss Brookes as a school principal which is why I think she was cast in Grease in 78. That voice is unforgettable.

ImJustMe yup

Yes, that's Eve Arden, a veteran actress from the 40s and 50s in the film Mildred Pierce with Joan Crawford and the TV show, "Our Miss Brooks".

Living PLANTS add oxygen, cut flowers do not. DUH!!

@@carlozabbia1157 Yes, the do! Apparently they release ten times as much oxygen as they take in.

In real life, Agnes Moorehead was VERY religious. She used to carry a bible around with her where ever she went.

Same here!

Its unique enjoy it

Tabitha Fallau I named my daughter after the main character in this show and she has a cousin named after the baby of the main characters.

Peridotfellow Eve Arden, she also played the principal of Ryder High School in the movie “Grease”

It's funny cause my name is Samantha and my mother-in-laws name is Tabitha. I was named after Samantha in the show.

I guess it would be some time in the 1990's. Her name was Thelma Stevens. She was a Nursing Corps Cadet in WW2 and you damn well listened to her every word, unless you wanted to be made to feel somewhat less significant than an oily spot on the garage floor.

and it shows that things have changed. When my friends gave birth they had their husbands in the room, they could eat what they wanted rest when they wanted. Different experience.

simon madi...Her name was Eve Arden :)

simon madi , Eve Arden

I am afraid I was too old to take an interest in pre -pubisent nonsense like Grease. My introduction to Eve Arden was in the 1937 picture Stage Door where she played Eve. That picture at the time was a famous one in Kate Hepburn's career and is very memorable

The one saving grace is that the nurse said that her duty was to look after Samantha's well-being. The role of every nurse is to do what's best for the patient. . . . .it's just a question of what is best for the patient, and what is the best way to go about caring for the patient.

Hospitals were more protective and nurturing of new mothers then.

that's not protection or nurturing if the new mother and their family cannot decide for themselves individually what they want.

I've worked with nurses. They aren't' always the nicest people

@@robertgalbreath6239 hospitals were about keeping germs away from patients.

The pain and stress can trigger a strong adrenaline rush. I had my daughter at midnight but didnt manage to fall asleep until around 4 am

Now, they're lucky if they get two days in hospital after a normal birth. Insurance companies insist they get kicked out within 48 hrs.!

only if they are stll alive...... cut flowers are dead.

Mikedeela - when I had my baby it was 18 hours of labor, contractions less than 5 minutes apart. Had my son around 4 in the morning. I was tired, couldn’t sleep till they moved me to my room around 6 am. I slept till around 4 got yelled at for not visiting my child in the nursery. He could not come to my room due to a complication (not too serious) did what I was suppose to do, get up walk around, pee on my own. Next day I was told to be out after breakfast. I was told I would be in the hospital for 3 days. The hospital said I was - 1 day for delivery (not their fault it took so long), 1 day for recovery (sleep and rest after giving birth) and the last day - check out was at 9am, and they said that, that was my 3rd day. I had to leave my baby at the hospital for it’s treatments for another 3 days. I could visit at 9am, just couldn’t stay past 6pm.

In Australia there is no nursery. The baby stays with you as soon as it is born

Dust Mite - more and more hospitals are doing that here too. They are not getting rid of the nursery for the odd mothers death or coma, if the mother can’t take of the baby or birth defect and the baby needs extra.

@@auntiem873 I had my second baby I had her on a Friday night at midnight and was going home Sunday, they asked me if I wanted to stay a couple extra days just to practice breast feeding. Lol.

Aspen Robinson - I wish they would have let me. I had not breast feed him yet due to being hooked up to IV’s and had to stay on the Billi light. They told me to leave and that my baby was staying. I even asked if I could stay and told no. I was a first time Mom, I was on leave now, my child was in good hands just not mine. I wanted to stay I even said I would sleep on the floor. Nope. He did come home though 4 days later. The worse 3 nights of my life.

The last couple of years that I was a kindergarten teacher, a great number of the girl's names ended with the letter 'a'.