Classic Cars of Bewitched
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Originally airing for eight seasons from 1964 to 1972, Bewitched followed the fortunes of Samantha, a suburban housewife, who also happens to be a witch, married to a mere mortal human, Darren. Beyond the show's magical spells and supernatural situations, was some of the best integrated car marketing of any television series in history, featuring a variety of cars as legendary as Samantha's twinkling nose. Today, we're taking a look at the cars of Bewitched. Let's begin.
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Bewitched is an American fantasy sitcom television series that originally aired for eight seasons on ABC from September 17, 1964, to March 25, 1972. A beautiful witch named Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) meets and marries a mortal named Darrin Stephens (originally Dick York, later Dick Sargent). While Samantha complies with Darrin's wishes to become a normal suburban housewife, her magical family disapproves of the mixed marriage and frequently interferes in the couple's lives.
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Growing up in the sixties and seventies , it was this show that made me fall in love with corvettes.
I have a similar passion, I fell in love with Elizabeth Montgomery. Between her and Barbara Eden I watched a decent amount of TV back then. I like the Corvettes as well...😏
@@irocitZ Matter of fact my first car as a teenager in 1980 was a 1970 convertible vette. My family still has it.
@@martinoultonjr8779 for a first car I gotta say that's very impressive, I'm not sure how I could have survived if a had a 70 Vette as my first car. There's no way I could have BS'd my parents into a car like that, by the way congratulations on pulling that off. Both the car and yourself are hopefully doing well, what engine is in it?
My first car was a 1973 Chevelle SS, I got it in 1985. You hardly ever see them up for sale these days.
@@martinoultonjr8779 That's a pretty nice first car, I'm not sure I could have conned my parents into a Corvette. My first car was a 73 Chevelle SS, kind of rare nowadays. Congratulations on pulling that off, what motor does it have?
@@irocitZ L46 option , 350 with 350 hp.
Dude. you hit this video out of the park!! Perfect back story and description of the cars!! Bravo!!!!!
That is a country sedan not a country squire
Love the recreation of their voices. Well done!
Agree. I was hoping to find a comment on this.
This was awesome. Thank you for creating it!
Great cars great show! One of my favorite's back in the good old 1960's. Even though I was a little kid, I had a huge crush on the Gorgeous Liz Montgomery!
I still have that crush!!! God bless her, the two Darrin's, Larry, and the entire cast ! And Bless the ones that have passed up in Heaven 💖💖✝✝
Loved the show as a kid and still do as an adult. The parade of beautiful cars was and is still a highlight. Chevrolet as their sponsor did a great job of putting their best on display every week, thank you for this. - subscribed.
Just what I thought Chevy and GM products showcased.
I enjoyed this walk down memory lane. Well done.
Loved the cars of Bewitched. I've owned many Chevy Impala's and enjoy seeing the cars of the 60's and 70's today. Those were the days when you could tell one car from another. Loved my 1965 Chevy impala SS, Camaro, and Chevy Caprice.
As a teen I enjoyed seeing the different cars on the show. I'm sure it influenced me to own a corvette. In 1982 I bought an 81 with 2000 miles. Still have it today with currently 25000 miles. Have two granddaughters that may be driving it to school someday. Time someone got some joy out of driving a classic.
This sounds like Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York are narrating this themselves ! 😅Its Great !
Yes, very cool. Kidd, What software do you use to mimic their voices?
Great video! I love the dialogue being read in the voices of Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York. As a car crazed little boy, I remember watching some shows just for the cars, but I loved Bewitched because I was absolutely twitterpated by Samantha.
Loved the 70 Pontiac Bonneville convertible, in yellow, then another in dark green.
I grew up a Ford guy in the 60s and 70s. I gotta tell you, I would take all of those GM cars.
Ford guy here. Me too!
Especially Larry's Corvette.
@@utbob2010 Yes Sir
We'd be pretty well-off with practically any one of 'em, I'll take the 69 gold Camaro with the endura bumper & '67 427 C2 convertible. It was like looking at a catalog for Barrett Jackson.
In 1978, my grandfather let me drive his 1959 Impala. It was in an empty church parking lot and only for a minute or two, but it was a thrill for a 11 yr old me. That's about the same time I got car fever.
@@frogbones1968 Do you suppose he thought that a church parking lot would provide a little extra "divine" protection?!
One of my favorite all time cars. Total batmobile.
Wonderful show and beautiful cars, miss that show and cars.
All these sweet GM classics and the one I want to drive the most is Elizabeth Montgomery.
That parade of Corvettes would be worth a fortune now...
@@pewpewpewAK47 everyone blames the auctions for those crazy high prices, I think it's those consignment classic car dealers that are mostly responsible for driving classic car prices to the moon.
This all so good...I'am glad someone can identify all them cars...i love💖the show and just love💖all them long gone classic motor vehicle..👍👍.
In the 8 seasons of Bewitched, yes they drove Malibu's, Corvair, Impala, Caprice while Larry drove a Caprice, Impala, & finally Corvettes, but I do love the Reactor Darrin got from Endora!!
Latest Chevy was Impala from1972. Larry Tate always drove classy vettes
you forgot Camaros, '67-'68's...converts, SS, RS and no option cars!
Lol, I liked the jazzy music they played when that car was shown. Wish I could find it someplace.
never knew it took place in New York
SUPER glad I discovered these videos!! Absolutely delightful, Fusion, job well done!
I loved that show when I was a kid, especially for the cars!! Got my license in 1965. Dad had a 65 Corvair Corsa, Mom a 63 Ford Galaxy Wagon, then a 66 Mustang.
Boy those voice overs sound like the actors in series
I was too busy looking at Elizabeth Montgomery to notice the cars. 😂😂
Right? She was a smoke show!
No kidding! The show's producer William Asher was a lucky guy, going home with her every night!
I did the same. She was a Hottie!
She was hot.
Did anyone notice that she never moved her nose anymore? Always her mouth now. Mandela Effect.
It's amazing that, in the beginning, the announcer sounds EXACTLY like Elizabeth Montgomery!
Funny you say that. I thought the same thing and the male voice sounds just like Dick York!! damn!!
.....and Darren as well.
I said the same thing to myself.
seems kinda creepy to me since they have both been dead for years and had nothing at all to do with this project.
@@sickofthestupid1067 not remotely 'creepy' ffs
Paul Lynde always cracked me up as Uncle Arthur as well as in a few other guest starring roles.
@@jeffrobodine8579 yeah, like the time he played Eddie's doctor on the Munster's. Funny stuff..😏
not few but 2....Harold, Harold and Uncle Arthur
During the entire run of the series 1964 -72 Chevrolet sponsored the show and provided the vehicles. I just got my age handed to me I remember Larry tate driving corvettes .I remember watching a 1967 episode when one of the characters drove a new 67 427 Stingray convertible. 😊
And other GM products, looks like.
When I was a little kid my mom watched this show , us kids had to watch it also ,i remember my dad being at home one day ,see , he was a mechanic at the local Chevy dealership that's all he could talk about was the CHEVYS 😂❤
This is exactly I watch Catchy Comedy (an OTA) channel, along with Me-tv.....to see all the cars in their hey day!!!
Back in the early 70s my mom drive a Mailbu chevelle convertible, and I loved that car as a kid...
@@Wil_Liam1 I used to own a nicely restored 68 SS 396 Chevelle as well, you have no idea how nauseous I get when I think about how the prices shot to the moon not long after I sold it. 🤢🤮
@irocitZ Don't feel bad as I owned a 73 440,4 speed,Duster,383 Challenger 4 speed,Cuda with a 440 stuffed in it and 4 speed, and a 69 charger in the 80s,and wish I still had all of those plus a few more I had... Just to be able to enjoy them again and not so much for what they're selling for now as I miss those days of cruising around in cool Mopar steel while everyone else was riding bow ties and furds...
@@Wil_Liam1 i like Mopar, I pretty much like everything thats American. back in the 90s you could have almost any average muscle car for 10k or less give or take, obviously LS6 Chevelle, A12 Roadrunner or Shelby would have been more. The fact that a normal run of the mill is 7 or 8 times higher, something is wrong with that. My house didn't go up that much, not even close. I mean, I have a car or two right now, it's not a 60s car. I'm trying to figure out how I can pull that off again without overpaying.
WOW what beautiful cars, most of which I had today. Sad thing is I remember when most of these cars were brand new......lol
Definitely, this is the best way to shop for a car! 😁👍
I loved this show . Watched it as a kid in the 90s i guess was reruns but i loved it
The people speaking sounds just like Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York!! BRAVO!!
Great video, I always loved the cars on this show!
These were certainly great times to be alive and driving, I was late to the party though obtaining my driver's license around 1983 though. Regardless though I saw a lot of these fantastic cars on the road growing up, I purchased a 71' Challenger as my first driver too, great cars and I've always loved old Mopars.
We love all those cars
We? Those old gas guzzlers spewing out toxic smoke?
Back then gM cars is TV shows weren’t that annoying but then “hot air blowing “ gM FANS made any gM car ridiculous
One note about the cat in the tree - that was actually the next door neighbor, Miss Parsons. That Reactor car sure got around on TV in the 60s! Star Trek used it as well as Batman when it was dressed up as the Catwoman car! It cracked me up in the committee meeting when all of the older women got into 60s muscle cars instead of more conservative vehicles! Haha!
Are you talking about the Chrysler Turbine car ??
The Jupiter 8 in Star Trek.
I was drooling after the shot of the committee meeting.
@@jons.6216 Product Placement ..
My mom in her 50's drove nothing but Thunderbirds.
It was cool in this era my Brother and I grew up in the 1950s-70s that the TV shows were sponsored by the Big three automakers from GM, Ford and Mopar. You'd always see their latest vehicles ! 👍 😎
love every second of this.
That was well done very well done
The 67 C2 Corvette is the most desirable GM on the show. It had the big block 427 powering it. Look closely at the hood. Plus growing up in that era I honestly don't remember a 4- door Corvair. I had friends with the 2- door convertible.
Great video thanks
69 caprice with rare "hideaway headlights", only saw one in person!
I love to watch Bewitched I watched it when I was a little girl and I'm still watching it at 70❤❤❤
My niece's name Samantha
Was an option for 68-69 Chevy's... usually for " Caprice"
Both Endora and Catwoman stole that Rector Mach 2. 😂
Back in my days we had a 1969 ford country squier with wooden side paneling ,that car was cool.
The 60s had such great cars.
Well done …especially catching that 72 convertible … the last model year of this beloved sitcom. which can be easily mistaken for a 71 from the angle this was filmed
This channel is great! Even getting the voices to sound like the actors. I dare you do one of CHiPs. You will probably need a video per episode. But I would watch every one!
Your so gay for Ponch ..
& John ..
And Randi Oaks
I love how the narrators sound like the characters on the show. That is way cool..
Pretty interesting seeing how Chevrolet was the primary sponsor of the TV series, & having all those other manufactures in the TV show not to . mention the countless ones as back drops that weren't mentioned. I did notice there toward the end in the skyline a American gas station sign. This was one of my favorite TV shows to watch as a child, I still own 3 Chevrolet Corvairs 64,65. & a 67.
Nice video!
I hope you do the Classic Cars Of My Dream Of Genie video..
good job picking out the 60 corvair ..only year with that front badge,,,,been driving corvairs for 45 years great cars ..an the oil leaks are history
Great video for fans of older cars and Bewitched.
If you were a teenage boy in those days this was your concept of the American Dream. A great job, a barbie doll wife, a beautiful house in a dream neighborhood, and of course ever more fantastic domestic cars. If you arrived a bit later when it got replaced by All In The Family, or The Mary Tyler Moore Show, it pretty much defines your current views.
WTF does All in the Family have to do with Bewitched? This isn't about politics.
I enjoyed this vedio.
This is when America was normal and fun. America didn't hate America. pity
I think looking through rose colored glasses. Kennedy assassinated, Bobby Kennedy assassinated, MLK assassinated. Race riots, race bombings, segregation, Kent state. On and On.
Young women had such a classy look about them back then.
The good old days.
Nice job on the Dick York voice! That's indistinguishable from his actual voice (at least to me.) Elizabeth Montgomery's voice isn't perfect but certainly excellent. It would have cracked me up if you had sneaked in Alice Pearce ("Gladys Kravitz!") "AB-NAA! AB-NAA!!" Thanks for doing these.
This was when GM really made great cars before the oil embargo of 1973.
i know this vid is about the Cars of the show..but when i was a boy Elisabeth Montgomery was my kid crush..she was just sooooo Gorgeous!!!.🥰
Your not alone my brother. She was sweet gorgeous.
@@Johnwillbegone Um, well yeah but.....Barbara Eden (Jeanie) let alone Dawn Wells (Mary Ann)..... yum
Credit for the The Reactor (the first vehicle shown) goes to custom car builder Gene Winfield. The car also appeared in an episode of Star Trek and as Catwoman's Catmobile in the 1960s Batman TV show.
Nothing but beautiful Chevy's
I enjoyed seeing my parents 1970 Chevy Impala four door. Same colour too, I think.
Great clip!! And a bit of realism at 17:33--the dent in the quarter panel! The typical everyday vehicle is not without its flaws.
Dazza had a car for every day of the year.that gold 65 impala hardtop was sweet as
Wow! Awesome video. 🎉
Thank you for posting this awesome stroll down classic car memory lane. These episodes are never aired, or at least I’ve never seen them. You did forget the car that had the totally glass top that also raised like similar to the one you featured.
A lot of nice old Chevys
My gosh they had beautiful cars on that show. I guess I was too busy falling for Sam and even more so, Serena. "Darker"women always stayed with me.
Pandora Spocks!
The 69 z28s and the Corvettes are everywhere in this show. I grew up around C3s they will always be my favorite. I never owned one but owned newer models most C3s Ive found have problems Ive always had a bootleg used car lot 😂 in my backyard hey! gotta have a side hustle to make some extra cash. I don't collect cars everything is for sale a white 1977 L 88 is the most beautiful car love that yr.
Remember the show from the mid 70’s called “The Magician” starring Bill Bixby?
He always drove a white C3 , I think it was only on for one or two seasons.
there is no Z28 in this footage
@@raaawkstaaar 🙄
Hey when I was a kid in the late 60s I remember seeing the futuristic car at a car show in Philadelphia.
So many car companies in the 50s and 60s.
I loved how Bewitched had all new Chevs , I did not care for the style of the 67 Impalas and the 70 , the rest were great . It is the first time ,I saw a Rolls Royce with fender skirts .
Such a wide range of ages on the vehicles, even allowing for the 8 year run.
9:53 I DIDN'T REALIZE HOW MANY IMPALAS THAT THEY USE FOR THAT SHOW, I WOULD TAKE ANY OF THEM
I had noticed before, on several shows everything on the street was a Chrysler or Ford product but, never noticed everything on the street was a GM in Bewitched! It reminds me of our family reunions! Every GM line was there except, Cadillac.
Love how bewitched, i dream of jeannie, dennis the menace and the partridge family all live on the same street
The cars are great! But I'm totally impressed by the incredible voice actors. The woman sounds just like Elizabeth Montgomery and the man sounds just like Dick York. I'm wondering if the voice actors had been searched for. Or if we have technology now that can replicate voices from a sampling?
Its funny how Samantha's driving instructor....later became Uncle Albert
Paul Lynde's performance as Harold Harold was so lively, the character of Uncle Arthur soon followed...and Bernard Fox (Osgood Rightmire in the stalled-out '66 Caprice) soon appeared as Dr. Bombay
@@gcfifthgearSure did!
Nice little dent on the passenger side 1/4 panel at around 17.25, just behind the door of that blue 70 Impala. Probably wasn't noticeable on non HI-DEF TVs back then, originally people watched this on 20 inch or smaller black and white tube TVs with an antenna to help with reception, that was almost always far from perfect until cable TV like 15 years later.
Chevrolet was a sponsor of Bewitched. That custom green car is the Jupiter 8 and on the front seat is a tube of Mars toothpaste and a box of Neptune bath salts.
Funny《☆》👍🏾🍔🤳The Brady Bunch was more Equal opportunity Automobile wise😁I Enjoy watching Mannix where The Good Guys drive Dodges✌🏼😎☯️
Brady Bunch, Mission Impossible and Mannix featured cars in their closing credits from the Chevrolet Motor Division and Chrysler Corporation.
Man, GM owned this show!😜
Is it my imagination? The narrators voices strongly resemble those of Darren and Samantha, especially Darrens'.
It's called Product Placement,GM behind this,it's a win-win.
5:49 For future reference the Country Squire has the wood on the side. That was a Country Sedan.
I spent a lot more time than I should have, trying to prove it a Ranch Wagon. It is a Police car after all, wouldn't it be the bottom rung? I checked out the 1970 Ford Police vehicles brochure and 'chure enuf there is (was) a Country Sedan cop car. Looked closer at the video and it does appear to say Country on the rear fender, Sedan being broken off. Then I notice it has full wheel covers and decide, it's *not* a cop car at all, just a studio prop! 🥴
@@trudygreer2491 Most cars you see in TV shows and movies were grabbed as cheaply as possible and made into what the studio needed, at that time, so yes I think it was a Country Sedan made into what they needed.
Ok Concourse Correct RUclips commenter ..
I thought the Ranch Wagon was the two door version, likely discontinued by that time.
@@arise2945 By this time the Ranch Wagon was just the bottom of the line 4 door model.
Totally awesome
What’s funny is that as a kid I never noticed all of product placements in the shows I was watching. 😂
I loved every one of those general motors cars. I really like the corvair. And then seeing all those women getting into those Camaros. The RS and the SS.
Now every male here that's at least 45-50+had the hots for Samantha Stevens...Bewitched was Elizabeth Montgomery's prime time!!
I'm in my mid 60's & I will admit to that😍.
I especially liked the episodes with Serena. Lots of leggy short dresses and that raven hair really made Elizabeth extra sexy.
@@guillermo3564 YEAH BABY!!!!!!!!!!!🥰🤪.
I’m 57, she was GORGEOUS
I'm 59 and I cannot watch an episode without falling for Sam/Elizabeth all over again. 🥰 An absolutely beautiful woman, person and soul that I truly wish I could've met at least once before she left us..
They played down Elizabeth Montgomery's beauty.
And her Southern Belle accent! But sometimes it slips out.
That's impossible
@@CarsandCats She was born in Los Angeles and lived there most of her life. Why would she have a "Southern Belle" accent?
@@rudolphguarnacci197 yeah, I've seen her in other roles. She was pretty good looking, i think she was supposed to be just a nice looking house wife for the show. It seemed like the producers didn't want her looking too sexy, she easily could have been. Barbara Eden on the other hand, that was a little different.
If I recall. Pontiac Motors sponsored 'Bewitched.' You often would see them driving Pontiac cars on the show. My old hometown. Pontiac, Michigan
I always thought Chevrolet was their main sponsor, hence that is why almost every car shown on here is a chevy.
Chevrolet was the sponsor, GM if you will...there were a few Pontiacs but 95% Chevy's
Pontiac Bonnevilles were only shown when the Bewitched episodes was filmed in Salem Massachusetts.
Pontiac did not sponsor BEWITCHED. It sponsored I DREAM OF JEANNIE.
Groovy cars
All very fine cars
Corvairs every where,be still my heart. Oh I forgot I have some.
That was a good video
Ive never really considered the effect the cars used on tv shows has had on my tastes. Ive had several Cameros and Chevelles since my teens.
On I Dream of Jeannie they drove Pontiacs. Bonnevilles, Catalinas, Firebirds etc. Love those classic Gm cars.
I was very young but I did notice the cars and how pretty Samantha was.
1:55 '63 or '64 chevy p/u 2:02 directly behind them: '61 Chevy Impala, next to that a 1st gen Corvair the gold car a '62-'65 ChevyII and the red car way in the back is a '63 Impala.3:00 '65 Chevelle wagon and in the background a yellow '68 Chevelle..4:21 It's that red Impala again! Also a '65 Chevy wagon and a '68 Chevy. 4:56 that '62 Buick special leading the way is very cool.5:01 just for giggles the car sorta behind the yellow chevy is a '57 Pontiac6:18 WOW11:24 ok I have 2 point out 2 cool cars in the background: a early '60's Rambler and behind it a '61 Studebaker lark.11:35 nice '66 or '67 Mercury Caliente.11:37 &11:46 I wondered why the switch to Pontiac and I remembered the '70's introduction was delayed by an auto workers strike.12:32 how cool is that? See kids electric cars are nothing new.14:23 well as much as you can speed off in a Corvair! Back when shows were associated with cars, Beverly Hillibillies MOPAR Andy Griffith Ford, and yes even Bonanza had huge ties to the bow tie. Great job Fusion Kidd! I appreciate the work(and research) that goes into these videos.
@@richardrice8076 Thanks for filling in the gaps, I was hoping somebody would. I appreciate it!
@@FusionKidd you're welcome. I was afraid you'd think I was trying to show you up.
Don't forget Mr. Ed sponsor (Studebaker), & I Dream Of Jeanie (Pontiac), & The Man From UNCLE ( Chevrolet ).
Unsafe At Any Speed !!
@@FusionKiddnow we need hazel. My three sons leave it to beaver mannix. Mission impossible. Fbi