Crafted in the mold of his classic play-cum-films Plaza Suite and California Suite, the legendary Neil Simon authors London...
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Mark Ferris
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1996
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A father gets a crash-course in the outdoors in this made-for-television comedy for kids. Comedian Bob Saget stars as an...
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1994
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Based on the true story of Carolyn Sapp, a Miss America pageant winner, this is a behind-the-scenes look not only at the...
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1992
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Mario Van Peebles stars as football play Ricky Bell in this made-for-TV biopic. The film touches upon Bell's gridiron...
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1991
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1991
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Based on fact, this TV drama details the life of New York property magnate, Leona Helmsley, her personal ups and downs and...
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1990
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In this drama, a conniving reporter learns of a hostage crisis and uses the information to further a career in television...
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1990
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1989
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This is a TV remake of the Cary Grant/Ingrid Bergman vehicle, in which a British actress begins an affair with an American...
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1988
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1988
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This glitzy miniseries based on the Judith Krantz novel is a wicked soap opera about sex, power, and betrayal....
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1987
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In this drama, a desperate young woman gets help from a hard-working, aggressive reporter when law enforcement agencies...
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1986
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The career of boxer Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini is the subject of the made-for-TV biopic. Doug McKeon plays Mancini, while...
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1985
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A 17-year-old boy (Chad Lowe) is killed in an automobile accident. As the facts begin to assert themselves, it appears that...
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1984
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The Tucson Police Department are astounded by a criminal psychiatrist who captures crooks by using her training. ~ Rovi...
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1984
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In this lightweight made-for-television domestic comedy, a beautiful divorcee, who got the house and the kids, finds herself...
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1983
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Louis Gossett Jr. was nominated for an Emmy for his portrayal of Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat in this two-part made-for-TV...
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1983
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This is a baseball comedy with a twist. This time, the young player striving to make it big in the major leagues is a...
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1983
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In recognition of the 20th anniversary of the infamous Berlin Wall, CBS offered the made-for-TV drama Berlin Tunnel 21....
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1981
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Frederic Lehne stars as the real-life Tom Butterfield, a college student distressed by the plight of homeless children. He'd...
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1981
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This made-for-TV drama produced by David Susskind preceded the release of Silkwood by three years, but tells basically the...
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1980
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Homeward Bound is the story of a dying teenager who spends the summer with his divorced father, who has been estranged from...
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1980
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In this family drama, a man whose wife has just left him is faced with caring for his children by himself. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1980
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Scared Straight! was a 1978 Oscar-winning documentary about the crime-deterring Juvenile Awareness Program set up by the...
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1980
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Jonah (Jeffrey Bravin) is a lonely deaf child who has been misdiagnosed as retarded. Jonah's mother (Sally Struthers) and...
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1979
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At the height of his Three's Company popularity, John Ritter accepted an intensely dramatic role in the made-for-TV Leave...
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1978
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As is customary, Sally Struthers cries buckets in My Husband is Missing (one gets the feeling that she cries buckets at card...
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1978
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Like 1976's "Part One," Having Babies, Part 2 is a multiplotted TV movie about the effect of parenthood on four couples. The...
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1977
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1977
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Once an Eagle was a seven-part miniseries originally telecast December 2, 1976 through January 13, 1977; the first and last...
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1976
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Richard Michaels, who directed over 30 made-for-TV movies as well as episodes of The Brady Bunch and Love, American Style,...
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1973
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Dining out at a Chinese restaurant, Samantha downs an exotic drink called "The Heavenly Himalayan," and as a result, her face...
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1972
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Doting grandmother Endora transforms little Tabitha into a seven-year-old genius. Long-suffering Samantha and Darrin convince...
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1972
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In the second episode of a two-part story, Esmerelda again accidentally causes George Washington (Will Geer) to materialize...
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1972
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Will Geer guest stars as George Washington, who has been accidentally zapped into the 20th century by bumbling Esmerelda....
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1972
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The board of education insists that Tabitha can no longer be home taught; thus, the girl is enrolled in Miss Vogel's second...
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1972
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Darrin is perplexed when Samantha suddenly gains weight -- several tons, in fact -- while outwardly remaining her usual thin...
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1972
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Bumbling Esmerelda is pressed into service to babysit young Ralph (Ricky Powell), the son of Darrin's new client, Mr. Norton...
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1972
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Hoping to show Samantha that Darrin is a potentially unfaithful spouse, Endora enlists the aid of Ophelia (Julie Newmar), a...
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1971
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Endora tries her luck on Madison Avenue, but only to get Darrin fired so that he'll have time to attend an out-of-town...
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1971
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Esmerelda is in another funk and Samantha takes it upon herself to restore the maid/witch's confidence. To this end, Sam...
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1971
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Tired of Darrin's conservatism, Endora casts a spell which turns him into a compulsive gambler. Endora's conduit is a toy...
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1971
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Because of her marriage to Darrin, Samantha is stripped of her powers by the Witches' Council. Unaware of Sam's plight, her...
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1971
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It looks like the jig is up when Darrin's mother, Phyllis (Mabel Albertson), catches her grandson, Adam, in an act of magic....
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1971
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Once again, Tabitha enters the magical world of her storybooks. This time, she takes the place of Hansel and Gretel (Eric...
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1971
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Samantha suffers guilt feelings when she uses witchcraft to do her housework, and her guilt is compounded when Darrin refuses...
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1971
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Up to her usual mischief, Endora transforms Darrin into a ten-year-old boy (Gene Andrusco). So as to avoid embarrassing...
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1971
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Darrin blows his stack at Endora for magically creating unaffordable luxuries for her grandchildren. Later on, Darrin finds...
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1971
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This time around, Endora has turned Darrin into a gorilla. As Samantha struggles to undo the spell, the now-hirsute Darrin is...
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1971
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Endora's latest spell transforms Darrin into an indecisive clod. Once this bit has been squeezed dry, Endora endeavors to...
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1971
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Uncle Arthur has fallen in love with Aretha (Barbara Rhoades), a snobbish witch with no sense of humor whatsoever. So as not...
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1971
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Miffed that Darrin refuses to allow Samantha to use witchcraft, Endora dispatches Sam's lookalike cousin, Serena, to the 14th...
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1971
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When Tabitha won't eat, Esmerelda conjures up a glass of magic milk to improve her appetite. Unfortunately, the milk is...
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1970
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Endora's latest spell causes Darrin to speak in nothing but clichés. Normally, Samantha would come to the rescue, but she is...
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1970
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Dr. Bombay's new pills have a strange side effect on Uncle Arthur. His "power system" on the fritz, Arthur began transforming...
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1970
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Misinterpreting a chance remark, Tabitha transforms 32-year-old toy salesman Irving Bates (Ron Masak) into a nine-year-old...
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1970
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Samantha's temporary decision to curb her witchcraft causes the formation of a magical vapor lock, trapping Sam, Darrin,...
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1970
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Jack Cassidy guest stars as George Dinsdale, Darrin's newest client. An unregenerate playboy, Dinsdale falls in love with...
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1970
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Endora's latest spell transforms Darrin into a 73-year-old man. Thinking quickly when the Tates arrive, Samantha passes off...
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1970
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Samantha gives Darrin a magic amulet, which, when worn, forces Endora to be nice to him. When Endora discovers the source of...
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1970
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Filmed largely on-location in Salem, MA this lively episode of Bewitched was written by Richard Michaels. Misinterpreting her...
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1970
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In the sixth episode of an eight-part story arc, the Stephenses and the Tates continue their sightseeing tour of Salem, MA,...
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1970
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Back home after their eventful visit to Salem, MA, the Stephens family returns to business as usual when Darrin brings home a...
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1970
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The singing/songwriting duo of Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, whose other Screen Gems TV credits included episodes of...
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1970
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This week, Endora's spell transforms lookalike cousins Samantha and Serena into "two minds with but a single thought." In...
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1970
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Tabitha's little friend, Sidney, insists that there is no Santa Claus. To prove the boy wrong, Esmerelda conjures up Santa...
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1969
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, an enchanted pocket watch has endowed Darrin with the powers of a warlock. Alas,...
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1969
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In this first episode of a two-part story, Samantha's father, Maurice, gives Darrin a most unusual birthday present: a...
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1969
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Believing that she's been insulted, Endora casts a spell that will turn Darrin into a mouse at midnight unless he apologizes....
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1969
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Samantha's new baby son has been born, and no one is prouder than her father, Maurice. Determined that his will be the most...
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1969
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Expectant mother Samantha is having the usual cravings for exotic foods. Unfortunately, these cravings are wreaking havoc on...
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1969
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The first episode of Bewitched's sixth season, "Sam and the Beanstalk" also marked the series debut of Dick Sargent as the...
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1969
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Frequent Bewitched supporting actor Steve Franken shows up on this occasion in the role of Samantha's prankish cousin Henry....
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1969
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, a 500,000-dollar contract hangs in the balance as Samantha searches high and low for a...
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1969
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Samantha falls victim to "the Venetian Verbal Virus," which causes her to speak in nothing but rhymes. Unfortunately, her...
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1969
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Samantha transforms a stray chimpanzee into a human named Harry (Lou Antonio). The trouble really begins when Harry refuses...
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1969
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Samantha once again finds herself in the position of saving the 2,000-year-old marriage between her mother Endora and her...
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1969
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When Samantha takes up sculpting, Darrin insists that she avoid using witchcraft in her hobby. Reacting with her usual...
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1969
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Filmmaker John Avildsen made a less-than-auspicious debut with this purportedly scathing look at the secret lives of flower...
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Gerard
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1969
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Thanks to a spell cast by warlock Professor MacAllister, Darrin becomes the lucky marketer of "the Fuzz," a cute little doll...
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1969
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During Samantha's temporary absence, her lookalike cousin, Serena, is left to her own devices in the Stephens household....
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1969
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Nancy Kovack, who played Darrin Stephens' ex-girlfriend, Sheila, in earlier episodes of Bewitched, is here cast as Clio...
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1969
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Despite her trepidations that Tabitha may try out her witchcraft on strangers, Samantha enrolls her daughter in nursery...
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1968
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Still determined to prove that Darrin is unworthy of Samantha, Endora casts a spell which transforms Darrin into a...
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1968
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In this episode, the spelling of the name of Darrin and Samantha's daughter changed from Tabatha to the more familiar Tabitha...
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1968
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Hoping to retrieve Tabitha's toy flying saucer, Aunt Clara accidentally summons a genuine spaceship from the dog star Sirius,...
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1968
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Samantha joins her neighbors in opposing a plan to build a new supermarket on the site of a children's playground. Alas and...
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1968
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