Uncle Arthur Has A Girlfriend! | Bewitched
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- Uncle Arthur (Paul Lynde) is in a relationship! Too bad his partner (Barbara Rhoades) doesn't appreciate practical jokes at all.
From Season 7 Episode 18 'The House That Uncle Arthur Built' - To appease his current love Aretha, Uncle Arthur infects Sam's house with his practical jokes.
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"How long are you going to carry on this masquerade?"
That could be taken a few ways 😂😂😂
Apparently it was absolutely intentional. See Matt Baume's channel about the deliberate gay subtext in Bewitched. It's great.
Something to do with routing, firewalls, and linux iptables?
LOL, your right on it!
😂😂😂 I know
@@smileynetsmileynet7922source IP and destination NATs
“The masquerade goes on.” Agreed.
I came here to say this.
Indeed!!!!
So sad 😞
@@MissX33 No disrespect intended, I meant let the fun continue. Paul Lynde gifted us all with many laughs in many forms Movies, TV, Cartoon voices , Game Shows, Late night...etc.
I love it when Sam says to Aretha "I know a place where you can go!"
Uncle Arthur with a girlfriend is the most unbelievable thing in this series.
Uncle Arthur also had a son ! Remember Cousin Henry ? He turned a pesky salesman into a mannequin.
Not really since this a tv show about a character named Uncle Arthur not about the real actor Paul Lynde. When watching stay in the fantasy.
@@skyone4950 Do you instruct people on how to breathe. You must be the life of a party. How can anybody exist without your deep intellect and knowledge? You must have an IQ way up in the eighties.
@@Deutschie I didn't know Arthur had a son.
@@MissX33 Totally accurate snow flake.
Uncle Arthur was always my favorite relative of Samantha. He still is today.
I know how you feel. Uncle Arthur is one of my favorites as well.
❤uncle arther;; comic genius:: seen I him in I dream of jeanne episodes
@@lloydkline1518 That's right he was in 3 Jeannie episodes. All very funny.
The allegorical implications of this episode are absolutely fascinating
Gotta love uncle Arthur’s voice a great actor
@@MissX33 That is such a great story that he inspired you to become an actor well done! I wish you the greatest success in your career.
Templeton the Rat.
😍The talented actress, Barbara Rhodes.
Thanks, I was just wondering who that was. She is gorgeous.
I didn’t realize that was her. I know her but from much later in her life. Thanks!
co starred with don knotts in shakiest gun in the west
We never got enough, of the underrated, under used, talent, of Ms. Rhoades.
@@jerrypadilla4384 : FEATURED along with Vic Tayback & Pat Harrington in one of THE best Partridge Family episodes.....
My favorite Paul Lynde as Uncle Arthur always had me laughing
Omg! I recognise that voice. Is he Templeton from the original Charlotte’s Web???
Yes
and The Hooded Claw in The Perils Of Penelope Pittstop.
@@3912James And the centre square on Hollywood Squares lol
This episode was absolutely hilarious. I always loved the ones with”Uncle Arthur” “Au revoir Sammy…the joke’s on you”😂😂😂😂
That actress has a timeless look.
However her acting style was very 50s Vaudeville
BARBARA RHODES is the actresses name 😊😊❤
I'm pretty sure this clip should be retitled "Uncle Arthur Has a Beard!"
"The masquerade goes on!" indeed....
Did you have help dreaming that one up?
Sam always had fun with Uncle Arthur.
I lost it at "With all those untouchables milling about the streets."
Samantha: I know a place where you can go.
Arthur: Thanks Sammy but we haven't run out of our own ideas.
Even when Paul Lynde paused in his lines, he made a funny line even funnier.
Samatha dress is what we wore in those days
Pucci designs
@@corneliuswhite5139 i like Pucci
I watch just to c dresses n home decor n kitchen stuff of those days n they r so pretty that it takes hours to search them online
I love magical sound effects! With his funny personality, I amazed that he does not have many women chasing him. I love his sense of humor, very funn!
I've always wondered how those sound effects were generated. I'm thinking early synthesizers.
“Uncle Arthur? Uncle Arthur?”
“Uncle Arthur? Uncle Arthur?”😂😂😂😂
He was my favorite character 🤣
"But what am I gonna do tonight?" Oh, Paul. We all know that answer to that question.
😂😂
That dress is my dream wedding dress!
I always thought that their house was so cosy & cute!!!
I liked the first Darren...hated the 2nd!!
Paul Lynde with a "girlfriend" is a joke in itself.
I love how Sam’s hair is all dry and poufy just seconds after leaving the kitchen.
Magic
Uh...witch 😒
He's masquerade going around as a straight heterosexual man
looks like a mess, not sure what style they were going for with the ribbon.
Maybe she zapped it dry, but I noticed that myself. I don't know why any witch or warlock would get the least bit flustered by water in the face, water over the head, a pie in the face, or any other mess. All they'd have to do is zap it away.
Paul Lynde deserves to have his story told. I think Steve Carell would be excellent in this role. Who agrees?
OMG! you are right! He would be absolutely PERFECT!!!
Interesting
I've been thinking about a Paul Lynde biopic for a while now....and then one day was watching Steve Carell and thought...."LIGHT BULB" LOL 👍😆
Didn’t Steve carell play a version of him that bewitched movie with will Farrell or am I think of someone else
@@malisle13descendantslover46 I didn't see that movie......I'm not sure!
I've always loved the " size" of the average american home on TV or on film ,its always about as big as mansion in london.
Sam, "I know where you can go." 😀
Best burn of the episode
"How along are you going to go on with this masquerade?" This is as close to the issues of closeted gays on 60s TV. Actually, this entire episode involves closeted gays (if she finds out I'm a "joker" (homosexual) she'll'' drop me...").
Why would a witch need servants?
Exactly
The episode first aired on 11 February 1971, over 50 years ago. Those were the days.
I'm pretty sure Paul Lynde never had an actual girlfriend, I think for pretty obvious reasons (watch the old episodes of "Hollywood Squares", if you doubt me!) Anyway, he was gold in many ways-- and I have a healthy appreciation of him to this day!
My favorite "Uncle Arthur" Bewitched episode involves Uncle Arthur teaching Darrin a spell for something. It goes: "Yaga-zoozy, yaga-zoozy, yaga-zoozy ZEM!" Darrin falls for it, nothing happens... freaking comic GOLD! (I was like 8 or 9 years old first time I saw that!). RIP Mr. Lynde.
With the extension of Aunt Clara and Serena, Uncle Arthur is the only relative of Samantha that I really like.
yeah even Darrin liked Aunt Clara and was cordial to Uncle Arthur and Serena.
We all know Uncle Arthur would’ve been a catch with the men
I like his laugh
It is addictive and gives him, his distinct personality
3rd... I love when Uncle Aurther's Fiance' i trying to decide where to go on their Honeymoon...and Author suggests India and Riding Elephants ....and she says - she doesn't want to MIX with THOSE people.....and Samantha Says I KNOW WHERE You can GO! Hysterical....
Actually she says she doesn't want to be around 'untouchables'. In India due to the caste system even the other Indians don't want to be around these people. That's why they are referred to as 'untouchables'.
I love Liz's hair during this era
I never really got this episode. There was nothing between Arthur and Aretha, at all. It would have made sense if she were as much of a jokester as he was.
Especially when you consider the fact that Arthur, unlike most of Samantha's relatives, doesn't actively dislike Darren. With the exception of Aunt Clara, all of Samantha's other relatives despise him to varying degrees.
So, why is Arthur hooked up with an insufferable snob like Aretha?
@@PatrickTheWriter Because his hormones overruled his common sense!
@@legaleagle46 exactly
would have been overkill with the jokes and pranks
It's a reference to closeted gay men married to women...
This episode with Uncle Arthur and Aretha is The House that Uncle Arthur Built. Aretha Franklin had a hit in 1968 called The House that Jack Built.
“I’m sorry Sammi, I just couldn’t control myself”
“I’m having a little trouble myself”😂😂😂😂
Paul was funnyy-as-all-hell on the classic Hollywood Squares Game show but there's no way in the world anyone would ever, EVERY BUY (no matter what character Paul was playing) -- that he was remotely interested in women much less would have a girlfriend or a wife LOL
Mrs Uncle Arthur lmao
Could we please get some episodes of Uncle Arthur
That was one colorful kitchen
That snooty transatlantic accent is perfect for Aretha's character. She sounds like Gloria Upson from Auntie Mame.
This was a funny episode!
This is the last Uncle Arthur episode.....Paul Lynde didn't appear in season 8
I think Uncle Arthur is really Loki. ;)
She also played Lavonne Laverne on The Partridge Family
That's actress Barbara rhoades. She has appeared on many TV shows. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I love Paul lynde
That's right, be yourself Uncle Arthur, and let that hag go.
Aretha played by the beautiful Barbara Rhodes..👍
They're below mine, too.😂
I don't think the writers really thought this one through: what would a witch need with servants if she can conjure up anything she wants?
some people need to demean others
Had exact same thoughts!!
Dobby: "Is Dobby a joke to you?"
To feel powerful !!
Most gayest unbelievable husband 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Like Liza Minnelli’s ex-husband 😂
@@chelseagirl278 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
I remember her from Goodbye Girl!
Hey, Uncle Arthur, love the new beard.
AUCH HEUTE NOCH EIN HIT
“Girlfriend” 😂
too good uncle Arthur is Fab too good
2:57😂
“The masquerade goes on.” Hmmmmmm, yeah.
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Love uncle Arthur ❤️
His girlfriend is what Uncle Arthur wishes he could be ! 😝
Poor Paul, he lived in a time where he had to carry on the masquerade his entire life 😞
Aretha has no gaydar !
Bubbles McCall!
Hey will take a trip to the moon on gossamer wings love that part and uncle arthur what wings he was the best joker love paul lynde
Quel est l episode, de quelle série en français svp? Merci!
Was always a dumbbell show. Paul Lynde's delivery is everything though.
Sam doesn't like mortal snobs. She likes witch snobs even less. Notice when she was about to suggest where they could go, and it aint the North Pole. It's a lot hotter. 🙂
Sam: "That's not the word I'd use."
His girlfriend may be stuck up, but she's nice-looking.
If he turned his girlfriend into a man it would be more believable
🤣
That is why it is called FICTION.
Uncle Arthur: charm can get all the pretty woman he wants;;
Uncle Arthur get a pretty red hair woman
Paul Lynde... the greatest. Sad such short life. But girlfriend? Don’t think so... wrong gender.
Beard? 😆
Paul Linde has a girlfriend?
That is a magic trick.
It is interesting how often homosexuality is dealt w/ implicitly in this time period.
Dr. Smith on Lost In Space is a case in point.
Originally, when he was portrayed as a villain character he affects a waspy manner,
then, when they want him to a more positive character he takes a more flaming type behavior. He becomes comic relief.
@Mike Schwinn Have you seen the pilot of earlier episodes?
Originally, Lost In Space set a more adult serious tone. It was not -yet- meant for kids. People besides Gene Roddenberry were trying to get serious sci-fi on the air. Most producers & network executives still saw it as Buck Rogers child stuff.
The network made them turn LIS into a childish bit of nonsense.
In both the pilot & regular series Smith always had distinctly homosexual traits. The original Smith was a nasty, waspy, humorless villainous character. A perverse & cruel type villain who tries to sabotage the Jupiter 2 & kill all on board. He merely accidently gets trapped on board.
As I said, later he is played more vampily & effeminately.
It was never implied that either Uncle Arthur or Dr Smith were of any sexuality. It wasn't relevant to their roles. Jonathan Harris (Smith) was not gay in real life - he had a wife and son.
@Mike Schwinn I was going to respond to Renee but I see you've handled her fairly well. I guess she is younger & doesn't understand how things were in more "closeted" times.
Gay men used to call their wives (actual wives) their "beards." Maybe he bit the bullet & sired a son w/ her once; maybe it was a professional marriage, which used to be more common in Hollywood, where a young unsuccessful actress attached herself to a more successful homosexual actor. He got cover while she had economic security. Almost a less demanding version of a kept woman. At least a kept woman needed to earn her "keep" once in a while.
I suppose a professional beard wife, one who enters into the relationship knowing, would be free to pursue her social life apart from the titular husband. If she got knocked up a couple of times in the process that would simply enhance the beard camouflage.
I doubt our friend Renee understands the terms "wasp" or "flamer" relative to homosexual stereotypes. A wasp being an effeminate but emotionally cold or snipish character, commonly portrayed as villains. A flamer was an exaggerated homosexual w/ highly exaggerated effeminate qualities, usually played for comedic effects.
Someone should do an examination of how homosexual stereotypes were played for either villain or comedic relief characters.
If you look @ the original Dr. Smith character he was clearly & knowingly using waspy mannerisms to make his character unlikable as a villain. He then quite obviously switched to a flamer portrayal when Smith was turned into comedy relief.
@Mike Schwinn If you've ever seen the original pilot, Smith wasn't even in it. Someone had simply sabotaged (reprogrammed) the robot to destroy the ship on flight, while the family is in suspended animation.
When the show was adopted for a regular series they decided, for some reason, to add the Smith character as an embodied villain for the family to play off. He simply was trapped on the ship after take off, by accident. Originally he pretended to simply be a technician for the space agency but the family figured out he was the cause of their problems. He was entirely waspish in that 1st episode but over time I guess Harris just began acting more like himself. That happens in episodic television. The actors create a character @ 1st but over time the real character of the actor sorta leaks through.
The problem w/ having the villain trapped w/ them is why keep him around? They play off that question @ 1st as they originally try to exile Smith. The boy goes out & saves him. I have to wonder how having a small boy befriend a homosexual man was done knowing by the writers? It is all too obvious that the writers of this show were knowingly playing off of Harris' homosexuality.
This is where the shift to him being flaming comic relief really comes.
They had a similar problem w/ the villain Baltar on the original Battlestar Galactica. In that he is reduced to a kind of talking head by the Cylons. He was something of a waspy villain also. I guess waspy villains were meant to signify the unnatural treachery of the villain @ the time?
Ha ha 😂
Well, Sony is in the process of bringing another BEWITCHED movie to the big screen. From reports, the movie will resume where the series left off. Maybe they'll cast Steve Carroll, if fans let Sony know when/if casting begins . Can't hurt.
As Darrin said in WHAT EVERY YOUNG MAN SHOULD KNOW, witches are just like humans acting like any other mother/daughter. Of course, he said it in a burst of anger and he had a right.
In this episode, we see witches have snobs in their ranks, too, and Sam has no more use for witch versions than she does for the human kind.
I've read that the chimps in this episode made Dick Sargent and Elizabeth a bit nervous. If you'll notice, these chimps look larger and older than the ones used in earlier episodes. Chimps can be aggressive, even trained ones, and are much stronger than humans.
GGGRRRRRRRRR I want to see the rest of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish they would have allowed him to be his gay fabulous self
What a joke this show was..
I KNEW UNCLE ARTHUR PERSONALLY...HE LIKED BIG HAITIAN SALAMIS NOT DEAD FISH AND YOUNG CHICKEN
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There life is better than mine
I know the feeling. Big hugs 🤗 to you ❤️
She wasn't good enough for him
The character of Uncle Arthur was adopted by Star Trek as the character Q. Samantha and her relatives possess all the same powers as Q. The Q of Star Trek is a mischievous practical joker, just like Uncle Arthur. What Samantha called the Cosmic Cotillion is essentially the Q Continuum. I say, they're all the same species.
I thought Trelane was a Q
@@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267 Yes, even John DeLancie is quoted as saying, "The character of Trelane has a lot of characteristics that are very much like Q." Of course, since all of the Q go by the same name, there are more than one of them.
Rest assured Paul Lynde had no interest in the beautiful Elisabeth ....he mustve partied hard to die at 55 , funny guy and a original
Samantha is pretty
Witchcraft indeed. ✌️😂
Is that Madeline Kahn?
I'm not sure why Paul Lynde was cast as a ladykiller more that once in his career.
Keep away
Uncle Authur with a girlfriend. Ok, I wonder how long the producers and directors had to talk him into going along with this storyline. They didn't fool anybody with this nonsense.
It would be over as soon as she found out he was gay as a maypole.
Arthur’s girlfriend doesn’t like fun
Who is the girlfriend ?
She is gorgeous!
Barbara Rhoades was all over the place in the '60s and '70s but never really moved off the B-list. Longest engagement she ever had was on "The Match Game". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_Rhoades
@@vladimirenlow4388 thanks for this!
Um, hello.
This is so on the nose
Mettez en francais
How ironic that Paul Lynde has a girlfriend that looks like a guy in drag..... 🤣
Wasn't she surprised? And the masquerade goes on indeed.