Samantha Goes Invisible To Punish Darrin | Bewitched
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- After Darrin (Dick Sargent) suggests that Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) may have used her magic to help with an advertising job, she decides to go invisible to teach him a lesson.
From Season 8 Episode 24 'A Good Turn Never Goes Unpunished' - When Sam makes some suggestions for Darrin's ad campaign, he rejects them thinking that they are the product of witchcraft.
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ABOUT BEWITCHED: United by love, Darrin and Samantha Stephens (Dick Sargent and Elizabeth Montgomery) may look like a classic American couple, but they have a secret that distinguishes them from their suburban neighbors - ad executive Darrin (Dick Sargent) is a mortal, but Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) is a beautiful witch.
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I like how Samantha answered Tabatha’s question: not glossing over that they had had a fight, admitting both were having a hard time, hoping she and Darren would reconcile, etc. it shows maturity on the part of the characters (and the writers).
I’m sure the writers were very immature and lazy.
@@terencemckenna6468 Well, lazy at this point because this and many other later episodes are remakes of better, earlier ones. But I like Tabitha's reactions here. She's showing more maturity than either of her parents doing the "tell so-and-so" game.
@@kerrykeene6471 I'm aware remaking episodes started earlier, but later season remakes became much more frequent. That's why I don't think it's entirely fair to blame Dick Sargent for the decline of "Bewitched": the writing got lazy. It's not so much remaking themes, which I'm aware can happen, but verbatim dialogue? They really should've brought back the wider variety of writers they had in previous years. As far as the new movie remake, I sort of doubt it's going to get far, as previous remake attempts generally have not, with a few exceptions.
This is the witch version of "the silent treatment." Except it's the invisble treatment!
I liked how Samantha popped Darrin into the den. And sprayed iron steam at him. Lol.
My mother had the exact same wallpaper in her kitchen. A bit of nostalgia I will never forget.
I never got how he got to dictate that she couldn't use witchcraft.
GUHHH! She agreed to that in their honeymoon
She deceived him, didn't reveal that she was a witch until after they were married. Only agreed to not use witchcraft to save her marriage, not that she kept her vow even then.
It was the 60s
I think it's worth pointing out that he's a small segment of her immortal life. she's already hundreds of years old at the start of this. I think she finds it a bit of a learning experience to try and do things "the mortal way" at the beginning of the series. But in later seasons, Derwood's rule gets to be too much, and her reasons for agreeing to it seem to turn into the man being king of the castle.
@@PaulSmith-qs1es He could be such a drip.
I also love it when Sam slapped Darrin's hand then popped him to the couch, which she had done before during their relationship.
Sam really woofs down the eggs, toast and bacon
You caught that too! lol...I never thought about it when I used to see it, but dang...the bacon!! LOL
Darrin begging her to come home from Cloud 9 was so emotional for me.
It is, though I prefer the original scene from season 1's "Help, Help, Don't Save Me" where Darrin does that.
She is the sweetest because I would have turned him into all kinds of things.
I've come to the conclusion, someone, like the Witch's Council, probably keeps the witches in check. If they went around hurting and killing ppl willy-nilly, I'm thinking they would face some consequence.... or else it seems Endora would have destroyed Darrin a long time ago
Ha ha ha
You're a real witch.
Yes
Me and all. Actually, I would have transported him to Mars. Lol.
This episode reminds me of the time Darren accused Samantha of putting in the fake grass front lawn and she sent him to sleep on the couch using witchcraft. But this version of Darren is much taller which explains the sleepless yawn at breakfast lol.
What she ever saw in that mortal is beyond me!
Hey man, this is all fiction. No need for bigotry against us mortals.
@@terencemckenna6468 🤣🤣🤣
@@terencemckenna6468 😂😂
I can see what she saw in the first Darrin...just NOT the second!
@@terencemckenna6468 I am not a mortal but I get it!
I like how her hair and makeup and clothes changed over the seasons
I like where hair is the best in the last few seasons.
If only women could banish their husbands to the sofa like Samantha does 🤣
She was stunning...
And "the baby" laughed when her mom said nobody was winning ❤; because no body was winning.
Hope Erin Murphy got some cool toys for her work on the show.
Just admit you used witchcraft.
Sam: What is this, 1620's Salem?
I liked that she realized when a couple are fighting they are both losing. 😭😉
I’ve seen this episode before, with Dick York playing Darrin.
Same
I don't doubt it because by the time Sargent came on the scene, the writers were having trouble being original. So they re-booted a lot of old episodes that featured York.
Season 1 ("Help, Help..Don't Save Me!") and some overtones to the Season 5 episode ("Is It Witchcraft Or Imagination?")
They recycled the story. The writers ran out of ideas. 🙄
This Darren always seemed far too stern and angry! With the original Darren, when he was mad he was still silly about it!
Wouldn’t you be mad if you had foreign objects stuffed up your booty?
@@terencemckenna6468 lmfao 🤣
Dick Sargent Darrin always seems stern and angry... you don't see many happy moments between him and Samantha like with Dick York
@@jonnaking3054 Dick York was also in love with her
I love Dick York's version of Darrin.
I like this episode!
So well done for the time it was made
I noticed a sudden glimpse of fatigue showing in Elizabeth Montgomery's face, or in her eyes, through out this particular episode. Maybe that she was just getting tired and overworked, knowing that Bewitched was soon coming to an end, after 8 long consecutive years of striving. But that could be only my impression. Thanks for posting this. Johnny, Montréal, Canada.
It surely loses its charm with the later season and when york depart the show
You're not imagining it- by season 8, she definitely wanted out of the show.
Interestingly, Bewitched still had two more years left on its contract with ABC. But Lizzie wanted out and it shows in the eighth season.
Yes, Sam seems so different from before. Not just the clothes( She looked great), but personality wise. Almost grumpy. Her marraige as stated was ending. NOTICE SHE DOESNT WEAR THE HEART LOCKETT ANYMORE?Nevertheless, season 8 had some great episodes; the twopart premiere, a plague on Maurice and Samantha, Samantha is earthbound(please put that up), the one where Serena gives larry the youthpill. Samantha in hansel and gretal land. The episode with the ghost was fun.At least we got to see Adam use his powers once
By season 8 Elizabeth Montgomery boredom with the show was obvious but she did look really good
This is possibly the final season because of Samantha’s hair
Was Adam born yet?
@@pollyannaprinciple5860 Yes
Rather than the hairstylist, I place more blame with the writers who failed to come up with new and interesting stories. Case in point: this episode is mostly a remake of Season 1, Episode 5 - where Darrin calls Samantha a liar and doesn't believe she didn't perform witchcraft. Too many plot lines were being repeated, and because the viewers had been there and done that before, the show began to lose its magic.
@@ElmerCat it seemed like after the magic was gone, the writers got lazy and started regurgitating the same baloney.
Yes, it was. I always loved her hair like that.
One funny show. Thank You. So glad never cross that marred life never., too buzy someone else.
I would love to make myself invisible.
Me too 😅
@@axelleawah3799 I would feel free if I were invisible. ..lol
Invisible people on TV and in movies always move objects in the same motions. They need coaches.
I wish they'd show the episode where Endora puts an impotence spell on Darrin.
Lol
His cawk.
Bahahaha😆
Sam FINALLY flexes!!
I think she should do it more often.
The scene in the bedroom was entirely cut ✂️ out of the episode when it aired on Antenna 📡 TV 📺.
I hate when they do that. It removes the best parts!
In many cases reruns have more commercial time therefore quite a bit is edited further. Especially late night.
If only this could be done!
THANK you for the video
I remember those sheets!! How WEIRD.
I bet every wife wishes they could zap their spouse to another part of the house.
I love this series
What’s the episode’s title? I’ve never seen this one
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I love this show, its my favorite of all time. I gre up with it
I've never seen this one
Not only both wit and humor but to show facts on married life of 3 main couples..The young Stephens..The veteran Tates..and the dullest Kravitzs....
Samantha was short of coldcocking Darrin. That season Samantha seemed pissed off about something. She was getting snippy. Personally Liz was tired of the show and it ran its course.
It was said the show was canceling because of low ratings. The people weren't into the "magic" anymore by the time it hit the 70s. But I agree it does seem her character was more snippy, same for Darrin's character more sarcasm and upset.
They play it for laughs but really a married couple putting their little girl in the middle of their argument is not a good message to be sending out even in 1972.
Amo esse episódio. Onde assistir completo?
Oh she so pretty
Darrin was a stubborn misogynist. 🤦♂️
Maybe, but Dick Sargent sure had big feet!
This guy was a homosexual. I’ll raise your misogyny with a homophobe.
I thought Bewitched was way more sexist that I Dream Of Jeannie. Darrin practically dictates everything Samantha does, whereas Jeannie has free to do what she wanted
@@jonnaking3054 Samantha is also free to do what she wanted: you'll notice that she never, ever actually "submits" to Darrin, instead doing exactly what she wants anyway. It was her choice to live as a mortal in the first place, right from the first episode.
@@jonnaking3054 There’s a big difference between Sam and Jeannie. Darrin was married to Samantha. In what marriage can you run around and do what you want? I want to date other women and party until 2 a.m. My wife won’t allow it.
The fun part is kissing and making up.
Nearly a word for word remake of an earlier episode. Fun but sad they had to resort to this in terms of scripts.
I am probably the only one who prefered the second Darrin.
York y Sargent Very Good Actors
What season and episode
A message of love or a warning?
We are both losing.
Lololol
just not as good as the first few seasons don’t see why the poor guys get banished to the couch why not the woman not the best episode but not that bad kinda funny love her ironing 😂
She was hot back then.😂
I would have turnd him Into a dog made him Sleep outside litterly put him in the doghouse.i hate peopel like that who just has too be right and every one ells has too apolagise
After death what happen with that boy
Elizabeth was always so Skinny...(Beautiful) ? She was pretty . but not Beautiful ......Stopped viewing after York Left the show.
The second Darrin is full and boring. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Are u ready for marriage life ?..
This episode would've been better if the original Darren had starred in it he had a lot more charisma than Dick Sergeant!!
There's nothing charming or likable about Dick Sargent. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I liked the original Darren better too but I heard that Elizabeth did not like him very much and that she and Sargent were very close friends up until his death. She wouldn't even take Dick York's calls when he was ill and dying. However, I also heard that Agnes and Dick York were the best of friends and that she couldn't stand Dick Sargent! Ironic!
The whole plot was a rehash
This episode reminds me of the time Darren accused Samantha of putting in the fake grass front lawn and she sent him to the couch using witchcraft. But this version of Darren is much taller which explains the sleepless yawn at breakfast lol.