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I love how Tabitha embraces her witch hertiage

@Ashania Pearleena18 Tabitha has yet to learn restraint and see the potential problems from exposing her abilities to the mortal world-salem witch trials.

@Ashania Pearleena18 According to a season 7 episode Tabitha is the first child born of a union between a witch and a mortal which makes her unique.

@Ashania Pearleena18 There's an interesting avenue the show could've explored but never did, that being the potential medical issues that may arise and the fact Dr Bombay has no medical precedent for treating a mortal/witch.

@Ashania Pearleena18 thank you for your time. I have a question to pose to you, what is your opinion of Darrin? what is your opinion of the original Darrin vs the second Darrin?

True 😂😂

Yep - She's gonna say "Frank I think I have one of those sick headaches".

And a tranquilizer

Yes 🤣🤣

Just one glass? 😏

Who was Adam? I thought Tabitha was an only child.

@@maidahaltrecht6577 Adam was Tabitha's younger brother. He was a mortal child, not a warlock. (Jan Griffiths).

@@douglasgriffiths3534 actually no. In “Adam warlock or washout “ it’s proven he is a warlock

@@rmac113 Yep, you're right. I just watched the episode. I have the boxed DVD set. (Jan Griffiths).

@@douglasgriffiths3534 Actually, in the show, he was a warlock.

Eating funny mushrooms 🍄

"I was a little girl" because Sam is close to 400yrs old

I know. I always called my MIL Mom. (Jan Griffiths).

Weird just call her by her first name like she calls you.

Samantha looks demented with those eyes. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

Yehhh…she’s high on something. It was the early 70’s, after all.

@@richparsons4205 What does it means it was the early '70???

@@CC-fm1hu This episode of Bewitched was in the last year of the Bewitched series, (the early 1970’s). The decade of the 70’s was replete with drugs experimentation.

@@richparsons4205 I wanted to say, why was Samantha drug addict ?🤣

Can’t because of copyright laws.

Try Plixor, that's where I've been watching it, hopefully it is still available for viewing (haven't seen it in a couple of weeks though)

"Cat Stephens" - haha. And right after Serena turns her into a cat, the cat dashes over the back of the sofa. If you pause there, you'll see that Serena turned her into a BOY cat.

I can't stand mrs stephens she is so annoying and stuck up

There was an episode that they told Phyllis about Samantha being a witch. However, the witches council disapproved of it and threatened to harm her if Samantha didn't fix it. Also they made it in that Samantha's powers would no longer work in front of mortals, with the exception of Darwin of course. The witches council was often cruel and immoral, but they didn't trust Phyllis to keep that secret.

Yes, I'm with you! :o)

full episodes of shows keep getting pulled from YT due to copyright issues. Meh.

Who was Adam? I thought Tabitha was an only child.

@@maidahaltrecht6577 No, Adam was Samantha and Darrin's son, and he was a warlock. He was born in season 6, and in season 8, we find out that he also possesses magical powers. Much of Bewitched's audience stopped watching the show during season 6 (possibly because of the change in the actors who played Darrin), so many people missed the development of the storyline during the last three seasons.

Darrin #2 is unwatchable perhaps hes the reason the ratings dipped

@@eijiniizuma6184 Dick Sargeant didn't have the acting range that Dick York had. And Dick York really did love Elizabeth Montgomery, which created a genuine chemistry between them. I wish Dick York had never hurt his back. I think we would have had a lot more good episodes. And did you know that William Asher actually wanted Dick Sargeant to play Darrin right from the beginning? I think that would have doomed the series.

@@BrylcreemBill The show wouldnt have lasted longer than a single season had Dick Sargent been the original Darrin he has negative charisma and chemistry with EM. his lack of emotion and cynicism doesnt play well at all.

I knew she was over it in season 8. But this is season 7 and she’s over it here, too.

Elizabeth wanted out after season five. This caused nervousness at the network level and at Screen Gems. She wanted to move on to other more dramatic roles. But Liz resigned with a pay increase and a 20% ownership in BEWITCHED. After she pulled the plug after season eight (I think there were some more episodes to be done), she was still under contract. So that's when Liz started doing TV movies. Bewitched had been renewed for a ninth season. Elizabeth seldom spoke of BEWITCHED for nearly twenty years. That ended in 1989 when she met with Herbie Pilato for his book THE BEWITCHED BOOK (retitled BEWITCHED FOREVER for later editions). The first question she asked him, "Why are you doing this?" He explained his love for the show, it's messages, and the love story. She agreed to talk about the show. There's a two-part interview with Elizabeth here on YT done in the early 90s along with other interviews with her.

At what?

@@mircat28 doing magic. her mom sanatha is that way too. and so is endera the grandma

when you are part of such a special, interesting family, you must learn the difference between the magic and mortal sides of your family. Tabitha and Adam are still a little too young for this. But when they get older, they will cherish being part of a magic and mortal family!

She was taught. She is an innocent little child. Samantha was always telling her not to use her witchcraft. She did it anyway. And justifyably so, with all the mean mortal kids she encountered. She was always being pushed around by somebody. She didn't really think about it around others. It was natural for her.

@@markgionet4337 It was natural for her, and this is exactly why Darrin needs to lighten up for his children and allow magic in the family and home. Darrin cannot keep his children out of the magical world forever, it is a part of them. Both Tabitha and Adam are both half-bloods(half magic, half mortal) and have a natural connection to both worlds. Darrin needs to accept this and allow his children access to both worlds-and to go off to a school of witchcraft to begin their magical education!

Darrin, especially in earlier seasons, was so obsessed with being a typical, normal, mortal family that Tabitha was almost completely discouraged from practicing her powers at all. They should've set a side time daily to get her use/practice/learn her natural born gifts rather then completely surpress them like Darrin wanted. He didn't want Tabitha learning/doing anything at all with witchcraft.

@@markgionet4337 Samantha warned Tabitha she wasn't allowed to perform witchcraft around Grandma Stephens however she was permitted to perform witchcraft with Grandmama Endora.

Yes, it would have been. Samantha should have told Louise, too.

Not really. If you can talk her into it, adult adoptions are actually perfectly legal. 😉

Andrew Farrow Noooo,she is only fifty-seven🤣

@@CC-fm1hu that’s in mortal years. How old will she be in witch years?

@@MrAndrewFarrow barely a teenager

@@eijiniizuma6184 count me in…

The look she gave Mrs. Stephens was kind of scary. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

Hi Harper. I'm curious about something. Why do you always put "From Ms. Harper Stacey" at the end of all your comments? We can see your name at the top.

@@KarenAlexandrite-aka-PinkRose I wondered the same. I've seen it a few times.

Oh, lol.

Serena warms up to Darrin after she has an encounter with one of Darrins 15th century ancestors

I agree. Darrin's mother and the nosy neighbor, Gladys Kravitz were often gaslighted on some of these episodes. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

She got to a point that she hated it. A thing she did naturally when she was annoyed became intolerable to her. She hated to be asked to do it.

Tabitha was just a child. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

@@harperstacey9604 what? She's dead. They burned her for being a witch.

@@tsemiu Erin Murphy (Tabitha) is very much alive.

In South Italy still today It Is normal to call the mother and father in Law by their surname ti show respect.