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Ask Erin to think back to the episode where Uncle Arthur turned Tabita's pet rabbit into a Cocktail Bunny (Carol Wayne) . A Bunny for Tabitha remember The smarty pants boy" at the birthday party That was Danny Bonaduce from the Partridge Family who also played a smarty pants. When Erin was 3-4 years old, was such a cutie. I see why she got the part I envy the Darrins, the get paid the big bucks and get to kiss Ms. Montgomery. What a job!! Fun fact: Except for Endora, of all the main cast members wore their own clothes
@@dpjbdpjb Thanks for the details on that episode. Danny Bonaduce was perfectly cast as smarty pants that’s for sure. I think the two Darrins were lucky to be with Elizabeth but had their own issues off the set. I think you are already a subscriber but if I got that wrong please do so you will be notified when I release a new episode😀
@@ThatsClassicTV I have a question for Ms. Erin. and it is a serious question. Did she ever get a "Suzy Bruezy" doll from the set? Suzy Bluezy appeared in one of the chistmas shows. Does she have any props from the Bewitch set? I know Mr. York had some big ears thanks
Erin Murphy is like the friend you wish you had, living right next door to you. I loved listening to her and John Cato. They make a great team, chemistry and personableness. Great show. Loved this segment also.
I have been a fan of Bewitched since the show began, I've got the entire series, I've got a lot of dialogue memorized from different episodes, a buddy of mine in Denver also has dialogue memorized as well, it is nice to see that Erin has had a normal childhood since 1972 when the show ended, she hasn't suffered the life of drug abuse or alcoholism that many former child actors have had, she has terrific kids, a farm with alpacas, she has the kind of life that makes her happy & is successful at it, if they ever had a fan signing event, I'd pay good money to do that, why not, it'd be a once in a lifetime opportunity, bravo Erin!!!
Hi James! Thank you for your feedback. That is amazing between you and your friend knowing the dialogue:) Erin is the real deal and very kind. I hope you get to meet her at a signing event one day.
Me too I'm the hugest fan of Bewitched own the entire series too and still watch episodes regularly and still have a laugh like it's the first time I've watched it. Erin is a down to earth sweetheart
Hey Elisabeth, that is awesome and I still watch it as well. Erin is an absolute sweetheart. Please subscribe if you haven't already as Erin may be back co-hosting with me. Also, check out out both of podcast episodes she did on my channel as well as when she co-hosted the Anson Williams and Kathy Garver episodes. Enjoy!
Erin is such a class act! I still watch “Bewitched” every Saturday night on DVD. Since Erin mentioned the butterfly episode, I still remember-and sometimes even repeat- one of Tabitha’s”lines from that episode: “Excuse me, Mrs. Birch, only there she goes!” For some reason that just cracks me up! Thank you so much, John and Erin!
Wow I adore Erin Murphy! She's as sweet as she can be! I loved her as adorable Tabitha and now as anything else she may be doing! She certainly has some great stories from her Bewitched Days! ❤😊
Erin is such a good person and truly loves that she represents the Bewitched legacy. Don't miss the second interview I did with her where she answered fan questions, enjoy!
Here in southamerica the show still has many fans. I grew watching them and I'm very pleased. Give my regards to Erin the last cast member of the regular cast of the show. Living legend !!!
Hi South America! Thanks for watching my channel. Glad to hear there are so many Bewitched fans there. Be sure to watch the other interview episode I did with Erin as well. Enjoy!😀
This is awesome ! Its great to see Erin answering questions. I'm a fan of the show. I turn 57 this October . I can remember watching the show when I was "Tabitha's" age... :)
What a nice young lady. I’m 66 and I remember watching her on the show. I too, just like Aunt Clara , had a door knob collection as a young boy. Yes, I was unique to say the least. I did have a real life Aunt Clara. I used to try and walk thru walls as a child. I was a kid; back when kids played outside and time was simple.
Erin is just genuine sweetheart😀People collect so many things why not door knobs😀So true about simpler times and playing outside for hours. Be sure to catch the other interview I did with Erin on Bewitched as well.
@@ThatsClassicTVthe 70s revival was a disaster. I remember watching it at the time and thought it was bad even back then! Just dreadful! Lisa Hartman played “Tabatha” (wrong spelling they used)…. Please ask Erin next time why they didn’t ask her to play the older Tabatha back then? Or she may have still been too young in ‘77 to play the older “Tabitha” (correct spelling) …. But it’s a shame she didn’t do a revival being an original cast member and she looks so much like Lizzie. Perhaps they always wanted “name actors” to play these revivals but Erin would’ve been great.
@@lapislazuli7876 I think your right, Erin would have been too young. I can only imagine how bad that must have been. I really wish they had or would use Erin in a Bewitch spin-off.
So kind, thanks Lee. In answer to your question regarding Erin's sister, watch the first podcast episode she did on "That's Classic!", she talks about it. Enjoy and please subscribe if you haven't already, some great interviews are coming.
my family came to the united state of amezing American in 1966 I started to watch the program even I didn't not understand what they was saying but it didn't take long because we go to school and learn the language I had two sisters older than me and two sisters yeanger then me I was 13 years old I also watched Mr. Roger he was amazing I learned a lot from him.
I have never heard that connection between fencing and acting but it makes total sense, and I love it that Agnes Moorhead told Erin that. I can see how the thrust and retreat motions of fencing practice would assist actors with body work, breath work and the kind of kinesthetics required for actors moving a round a stage and reacting to other performers. Acting is always about “reaction” and fencing has in it that sense of “forward” and “retreat”. Thank you Aggie from beyond the grave for teaching us all that!
Erin Murphy is absolutely adorable still! What a down to earth lady. Breathe of fresh air to see such a warm former child star grounded, grateful and NORMAL 🎉
I have been a HUGE Bewitched fan as long as I can remember! I’ve always adored Elizabeth Montgomery and Erin as well! I loved all the characters! I think Erin would be perfect to play Samantha if it ever had a new show or she could always play Tabitha again! 😊😍 I loved the name Tabitha so much
Well based on all of that I am REALLY glad you were able to see this episode of "That's Classic!" Please make sure you check out the other "Bewitched episode we did with Erin as well. Please subscribe for more great episodes to come:)
Erin is terrific! She carries the “Bewitched” torch in the same way Jimmy Page does for Led Zeppelin. My question: I heard a rumor that on the show they used real alcohol in all the drinking scenes and the cast would sometimes get hammered. Is that true?
Thanks Chris. I agree she is very open and kind. Glad you enjoyed as much as I enjoy doing it. Be sure to check out her other "Bewitched" interview on my channel as well. Thanks a bunch for subscribing!
@@ThatsClassicTV I actually got to meet Kasey Rogers in 1999 at the 1st annual "Retro-Fest" in Santa Monica. Among the other stars there were June Lockhart, Angela Cartwright, Adam West, Frank Gorshin, Linda Blair, Brandon Cruz, Jerry Mathers, Sid & Marty Krofft, Tony Burrows, The DeFranco Family, Dr. Demento, Billy Preston (surprise guest) & Eddie Deezen, who was there to meet Adam West, but he should've had his own kiosk, since everyone knows that face & voice, even if not everyone knows the name. Still have lots of photos & autographs. I didn't live in the area & I wasn't able to make it a regular thing & don't even know if it became a regular event, but it was a lot of fun. Btw, I routinely suggest my favorite movies be added to The National Film Registry, which chooses 25 titles every December to be prioritized for being saved/preserved for the future. A lot of the titles one might expect are already on the Registry, but many of my personal favorites which I suggest (& some of which are very obscure or forgotten) have yet to be chosen & a few still aren't even on the browsing list of unchosen films for people to look through & suggest/nominate. The Registry doesn't focus on TV episodes, music videos or foreign films, but doesn't specifically exclude them, either. There really should be another branch of the Registry focusing on these, but I guess that will take some doing. The Film Registry began in 1989 & was instituted from a national law that was passed. Anyone who wants to can submit suggestions/nominations, a maximum of 50 titles a year, which must be at least 10 years old & have some sort of American affiliation (studio, producers, etc.). The other major criterion is each one must be "culturally, aesthetically &/or historically significant", which, of course, can be a very subjective description. The Registry is part of The Library Of Congress & further details can be found at their website. Perhaps if enough requests are made, a TV Registry can be initiated. There would certainly be no shortage of worthy contenders.
@@laustcawz2089 First of all, I am envious, what a line up of actors you met. Amazing. I would have loved to have been there. Interesting info. regarding the National Registry, I imagine it is near impossible for them every year to narrow it down. Very cool.
@@ThatsClassicTV Suggestions/nominations from the public do have a lot to do with what gets added. There have been campaigns for a while to get certain films on the Registry...the original "Robocop", for instance. When submitting titles for possible inclusion, it's generally best to cite whatever extra information you may have about the film, especially if it's not an immediately recognizable title. Helpful info. would also include year of release, director/producer/studio/writer(s), locations or interesting trivia to add to the film's legacy. For example, I love 1976's "Burnt Offerings" & it was actually the first movie filmed at Dunsmuir House & Gardens, which was later used in "Phantasm", "So I Married An Axe Murderer" & other films. A question: In a "Bewitched" rerun (that I think was run on Antenna TV), I swear both actors played Darrin in different scenes (time travel episode, I think). Did I imagine this?? My favorite "Bewitched" episodes, btw, include "Samantha's Old Salem Trip", "Samantha Loses Her Voice", "My, What Big Ears You Have" & "Allergic To Ancient Macedonian Dodo Birds". "Bewitched" also was groundbreaking in that it had maybe the largest supporting cast of revolving characters ever (at least up to that time, for a sitcom). The only other sitcom like that which comes to mind for me is "Night Court". Maybe also "The Simpsons" & "South Park". "Bewitched" was first, though & what's so amazing is that this could've easily been (in lesser hands) one of the worst shows ever. Everyone involved put so much into it & was clearly thinking way above the seemingly simple premise of "an average man marries a witch". I also love the creative catch phrases-- "Mustn't twitch." "Witch's honor?" & "Frank, I'm getting one of my sick headaches." Finally, another of Paul Lynde's roles was as the villain "The Hooded Claw" in the cartoon "The Perils Of Penelope Pitstop", which also featured Mel Blanc, Janet Waldo, Gary Owens, Paul Winchell & Don Messick, though Lynde asked to be uncredited, because he thought he might get some ribbing from the other "Hollywood Squares" (like anyone wouldn't know his voice right away!).
I grew up in Australia with Bewitched and have a digital version of the entire Bewitched TV series. I do love it to this day and usually watch one episode per day. Bewitched is like my other family - pity the bewitched house will finally be torn down. Great seeing Erin on here and seeing her grow up slowly on the show. I am only 5 years older then her. Anything on the TV series or actors that comes to light i tend to watch. Erin thank you again for your contribution with other great cast members in being part of TV history and a dynasty of television - live long and may you prosper
First of all, love Oz having been many times! Erin is real and sweet as they come and an amazing person to carry on the legacy of Bewitched. I agree, I still catch an episode when I can and love it😀
Erin is a total bright light and thrilled to be who she is😀Make sure you check the other interview I did with her on my channel. Hope you have become a subscriber.
Thank you so much. Erin is attractive, fun and genuine. She definitely carries on the torch well for all the "Bewitched" fans! Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already, so many great interviews to come and maybe Erin might be back as well:)
I bet you enjoy that DVD set, always nice to be able to just put it on when you want to:) Please subscribe, we have some great ones planned for the New Year!
It would be great if you would watch an episode of Bewitched with Erin, one she had a larger part in, so we could listen to her dissect the scenes and tell us what she remembered about that particular episode. I think that would be very interesting. I've noticed that some actors and actresses who had parts on other shows have started doing that on their own RUclips channels. Judy Norton from The Waltons is doing it for example.
So sad for Dick York. But you and your sister were so cute on the show. I was a fan of Bewitched in French channel in Canada. "Ma sorcière bien aimée". I'm so happy to hear from you Erin. Thank you to "That's Classic" for allowing us to see and hear from you.
Thanks for your feedback. It is too bad about Dick York, that had to be rough. I will let Erin know what you sent. Glad you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed doing it. Please make sure to subscribe if you haven't already.
Agnes Morehead was a hugely accomplished actress. She was part of the Mercury Theatre acting group originated by Orson Welles also had Joseph Cotton, Norman Lloyd, Mary Wickes, Vincent Price etc. Welles used her in several of his movies. She was excellent in a movie with Edward G Robinson and Margaret O'brien called The Vines Have Tender Grapes.
What a delightful woman Erin Murphy is. She is so nice and down to Earth. I loved her views on those she worked with on the show. It just confirms what's been said over the years, a wonderful cast, but also very nice people. I love it, Serena is more like Elizabeth. 😀 Well done! 👍
Thank you Kerry, really appreciate your feedback. Erin is very down to earth and kind. Glad you enjoyed it. Please subscribe as there are more episodes to come.
What an excellent interview. The human and interpersonal dynamic between interviewer and interviewee is rare. And how wonderful that Ms Murphy has become such a distinguished, elegant yet approachable person. A fascinating study about “when things go right.”
Great interview with Erin. Today was the first time I did a youtube search on her so I could hear some behind the scenes kind of info. I love hearing about life on the set that actors share. I'd love to hear more. I'm 63 and a big fan of the show. Watched it as a kid when it was originally on and I watch it now streaming. I takes me back to my little kid days. lol. Thanks for the video!!! 👍
Glad you found my channel and love that it brought good memories as a kid😀Check out the first interview I did with Erin as well on my That’s Classic! Channel.
Bewitched is the first color TV show I can remember watching. My aunt had a color set and I would watch in the afternoon. That would have been about 1969.
This is a great site! I grew up on all the classic 60's sitcoms I remember when Bewitched premiered ( which premiered exactly one year after The Patty Duke Show both on ABC Patty said she adored Elizabeth) Bewitched was a smash hit right from the beginning A stellar show with a stellar cast Erin is always so nice and down to earth in interviews Thanks for the great post I'm looking forward to seeing more!
My pleasure Richard! Erin is one of kind and carries on the legacy of Bewitched so well. Glad you enjoyed the interview! Make sure you also catch the first interview I did with her as well. Pleas subscribe to my site and hit the notification bell so you know when I release a new episode😀
Erin 💋🌹✨⭐ play more than excellent she was above and beyond great for a small child she did better than most children yes I know her tween sister play every now and again but not so much thank you for sharing this amazing video 💋🌹✨⭐.
Thank you, appreciate it. Erin is as genuine as it gets. I watched it myself as a kid, always holds a special place. Make sure you listen to the other interview I did with her as well on the channel. Please subscribe if you haven't already so you can be notified when I publish a new interview:)
I don't think you can find a cuter kid that is for sure:) Hope you enjoyed the interview and also saw the other episode I did with Erin on Bewitched. She is terrific in both. I think you already subscribe but if not please do so you can be notified when I release an episode.
It is my pleasure. Thank you for your comments. Erin really is a good person. Please subscribe if you haven't already as more episodes are in the works:)
There is a scene - I can't remember the episode - but its with Dick York. Its the end of a scene and he is offering drinks to all the guests in the room. He asks Endora, and she responds out of character, "Thanks Dick" as kind and polite as if it was an after work party. Not at all how Endora would respond in character. She was a great actress though.
Dick York definitely had a crush on Elizabeth - it’s a known fact. Herbie J.Pilato has confirmed this and he interviewed Lizzie many times before her death in 1993 at her own home.
Hi Rob, thank you for wonderful commentary. We both sincerely love television and I am glad it comes across:) I think you may have already subscribed but if not please do as more great episodes are on the way.
Huge BW fan. Great questions. Interesting responses. Erin, I would encourage you and anyone else who hasn’t seen the first two seasons to do so. They are my favorite. Particularly Halloween from season two. To me, there is a different production and creative value and presents to the first two seasons. But of course, I love them all.
Mike, so glad you enjoyed the podcast. The first two are definitely some of the best. I am sure Erin has seen a few. Please subscribe if you haven't already as there will be more great podcasts;)
Happy you enjoyed the podcast. Erin is so genuine and kind. I will ask her that if we do another, which is a definite possibility. Make sure you watch her other podcast with me and the ones she co-hosted with me with Anson Williams and Kathy Garver. All are on my channel. Please subscribe if you haven't already:)
I would’ve liked to ask so many other questions about how Erin remembered her lines! It always amazes me how Tabitha would say her lines as such a young child. That is never asked and yet it’s something that would be difficult to get a child to do: to repeat certain lines or do certain things on cue in a show like that: all the nose twitching and hand waving and tricks, for example?
Really enjoyed this interview. I've only just discovered your channel this week. My sister and I were lucky to grow up in a time when all these shows were on TV. Keep up the great work! Ken (South Australia)
Thanks so much Ken! Also, I love OZ! What an amazing country. I have been quite a few times, in the south, Geelong, Lorne, etc. So glad you found my channel, I think it was a special time for many of us and I feel the interviews bring back wonderful memories. More on their way…😀
@@ThatsClassicTV Hi, yes that's a nice part of Australia. I'm further to the west of there, in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. Also a nice place to live! All the best
Loved this interview. I'm surprised you didn't ask about the bed warmer next to her chimney. I'm sure it's not the same one but there was an episode of Bewitched where Samantha had to deal with a bed warmer.
Thanks for comments. Sorry received and answered as many questions as I could for this podcast but you never know if there will be another:) Please subscribe if you haven't already, there are other great episodes.
I remember that the first cat I adopted I named Samantha. It was a little blonde fluff 🥰 My second female cat I adopted when I got married I insisted on naming Tabitha 😊 my husband thought that was adorable when I told him why I picked those names 🥰
WOW GREAT INTERVIEW SHE LOOKS FANTASTIC I ALWAYS LIKE BEWITCHED ONE OF MY FAVORITE IS THE ONE WITH THE 2 SAMANTHA'S AND SAMANTHA ON ICE. LIZ LOOK SO PRETTY WITH HER LONG HAIR IN THE NEWER EPISODES.
Erin Murphy "Tabitha" as we know her seems down to earth, and well adjusted. Next time ask her about her twin that was on the show, in the beginning!!! I am a child of the 1960's and 1970's and fell in love with the beautiful Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, its bizarre seeing Tabitha all grown up, as an adult, knowing the last time i have seen her, she was about 4-6 years old.
It is pretty crazy to see Erin again after all these years but she has grown into a beautiful woman inside and out😀 I am glad it brings you back to some great memories!
And she definitely has not changed that much, I can still see that little Tabitha Face, in her fully grown up face, and the way she forms her words, its just like little Tabitha, but only grown up, its really bizarre.
Die hard classic sitcom fan here. They just don't make really good T.V. shows anymore. All the actors were fantastic ! Marion Lorne (Aunt Clara) is my favorite Character. She was hilarious ! It's amazing that these classics are still aired today. It was great to hear from Erin with all her stories and memories of all the cast members !
Larry, so glad you enjoyed the podcast and Erin's stories. She is as genuine as it gets. Please subscribe if haven't already we have more to come in 2022!
I'm a fan that is 20 something years old,was raised on this including other tv shows and music by my parents,I can't remember what I was thinking about Bewitched as a kid in the 2000's,I know I do love this show like many others,I was a witch once as a little kid on Halloween with my mom,I possibly wanted the magic that Bewitched did.I subscribed to see many more you talk about other shows 😁.
I have tried but for some reason this particular video will not let me do subtitles. Glad you are enjoying it and please check out my other interview with Erin Murphy where she answers fan questions😀
@@ThatsClassicTV I subscribed to the channel and I'm loving the videos! Thanks for trying to subtitle. The other interview with Erin Murphy is amazing!
Although it's been 2 years since this interview, wouldcshe be c willing to to bring her character back back but in a better then the Tabitha show that had been on TV. Parden the pun, but she's still got that sparkle, and it could be brought to her location. Stayle and grace are so hard to find.
Thank you for this! At 29:00, I think it's not so "wild" York had a crush on Montgomery (I mean, she WAS gorgeous) and more "wild" that an internet rumor actually ended up being true- if that's what you meant by that, I agree! Nice to hear Liz and Dick were consummate professionals though.
Thanks Stan, I agree with you. It was really cool to hear the validation from Erin. Make sure you also listen to the first podcast she gave on "Thats Classic!" as well. Please subscribe if you haven't already, we have great episodes in the works.
@@ThatsClassicTV Subscribed, thanks! Also, it looks like this RUclipsr stole a part of your video without giving you credit: ruclips.net/video/2dxFJbWwqZg/видео.html
@@ThatsClassicTV You're welcome. This "Dan Whit" RUclipsr seems obsessed with this topic since that's all their uploaded videos are about, they often selectively edit the clips, and never credit where the videos originally came from. I'm sorry that happened. I really appreciate your entire channel.
I really enjoyed both your interviews with Erin. She is such a nice lady, I met her once at a collectible show and found her to be delightful. In answer to your Shari Lewis question about writing for Star Trek, I looked it up in one of my Star Trek reference books, and yes she did; The Lights of Zetar. I love that Elizabeth Montgomery being most likely Serena, I know she had a lot of fun playing her, but yes, I can see that, she was a very hip lady as they said back then. I love that Agnes Moorehead was a sweet and lovely woman, she's a great actress. Erin is such a great representative of the show and she is so sweet and kind to her fans, I know what she meant, I remember being so excited to see a star of a TV Show, (I won't say the name,) and they treated me so badly and was so rude, I can never even watch them in anything. Even a guest star in a TV series, I just can't watch it again. It has an effect.
Thanks, I am so glad you saw both interviews. I just love Erin, having met her as well and she is as kind as they come. It is a pretty wild story about Shari Lewis writing the Lights of Zatar for Star Trek, unreal. Erin really understands her fans and cares that she is representing Bewitched when she meets them, I love that. A very smart person. Hope you enjoy the rest of my channel. Erin also co-hosts with me to interview Anson Williams:)
Erin Murphy should do a Tabitha series and she should play the mother of her daughter who's a witch and she has a daughter who's beginning to show her powers
I would like to hear from Jan Brady talking about the Brady bunch Danielle Spencer talking about what's happening Susan Dey talking about the partridge family or that little robot girl from Small Wonder
All good suggestions Jeff. Let me see if I can get all or some of them on the show. You never know. Hope you enjoyed hearing from Erin Murphy. She is terrific! Please subscribe if you haven't already so you are notified when my next episode is published. Some great ones are on the way.
@@ThatsClassicTV I did like it and will watch other clips. I would have liked her to talk about the infamous christmas episode with Tabitha and her black friend amnd the polka dots and the Stevens in black face.
@@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968 Actually Jeff I did two episodes with Erin. Look on my channel for the first podcast where she actually talks about that episode.Thanks for watching!
So nice to see Erin! I'm very glad to know that her time on Bewitched was happy. (I'm sure being as young as she was, she would have been sheltered from any behind the scenes adult drama. Having been born in 66, i grew up watching Bewitched.. Every kid wanted Elizabeth Montgomery as a Mom...(I noticed that the dog stopped ringing his bell.. Probably had to clean a piddle spot after this interview. ) poor little puppy had to go 🐶 💧
Glad you enjoyed the interview and seeing Erin. It is so fun to relive those memories😀She loves her dog so I think he worked it out😀Hope you had the chance to subscribe more great interviews are coming. There is also a second interview with Erin on my channel.
The “Tabitha” series with Lisa Hartman, was Erin ever approached to take on the older “Tabitha” role? Lisa did a fine job with the thin scripts, but always felt Erin should of had the older “Tabitha” role.
The reason Erin wasn’t asked to do that show was because they kinda SORAS the character of Tabitha. They did the show in 1977 with an adult Tabitha when Erin was only about 13 years old.
Hello That's Classic, I am half way through this video, I have a Question > I see by Erin Murphy's Fire place there is a bed pan. Any chance that is the same Bed Pan used in Bewitched Salem Episodes ??? By the way Erin Murphy is still exceptionally pretty and sweet .
Enjoy Wayne, I have no idea about the bed pan though. If you haven’t already subscribed to my RUclips channel, please do so you are notified when I release a new episode😀
Thank you for watching my channel! If you enjoyed this video, please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to my channel. I have fun talking about television from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s television shows and often with the stars of the shows..
Ask Erin to think back to the episode where Uncle Arthur turned Tabita's pet rabbit into a Cocktail Bunny (Carol Wayne) . A Bunny for Tabitha
remember The smarty pants boy" at the birthday party That was Danny Bonaduce from the Partridge Family who also played a smarty pants.
When Erin was 3-4 years old, was such a cutie. I see why she got the part
I envy the Darrins, the get paid the big bucks and get to kiss Ms. Montgomery. What a job!!
Fun fact: Except for Endora, of all the main cast members wore their own clothes
@@dpjbdpjb Thanks for the details on that episode. Danny Bonaduce was perfectly cast as smarty pants that’s for sure. I think the two Darrins were lucky to be with Elizabeth but had their own issues off the set. I think you are already a subscriber but if I got that wrong please do so you will be notified when I release a new episode😀
@@ThatsClassicTV I have a question for Ms. Erin. and it is a serious question. Did she ever get a "Suzy Bruezy" doll from the set? Suzy Bluezy appeared in one of the chistmas shows.
Does she have any props from the Bewitch set? I know Mr. York had some big ears
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@@dpjbdpjb If I have her on the show again I will try to remember to ask.
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She seems so nice and approachable. Very sweet and down to earth
Thanks for subscribing! Erin is wonderful and genuine. She has even co-hosted a few of the podcasts with me. She also cares about her fans.
Erin Murphy is like the friend you wish you had, living right next door to you. I loved listening to her and John Cato. They make a great team, chemistry and personableness. Great show. Loved this segment also.
@@ThatsClassicTV John I would LOVE to watch the shows that you and Erin co-hosted. Both of you seem so natural at this. Thank you both!!
Love Tabitha
Erin is an absolute doll! Love her!
Erin is all round pretty awesome 👍
❤️ Tabitha
My favorite seens with “Tabitha” is after she would twitch her nose, she would clap when she was successful. It was the most adorable thing.
I forgot about that, so true, absolutely adorable. I just watched the Jack in the beanstalk episode again and talk about cute😀
I have been a fan of Bewitched since the show began, I've got the entire series, I've got a lot of dialogue memorized from different episodes, a buddy of mine in Denver also has dialogue memorized as well, it is nice to see that Erin has had a normal childhood since 1972 when the show ended, she hasn't suffered the life of drug abuse or alcoholism that many former child actors have had, she has terrific kids, a farm with alpacas, she has the kind of life that makes her happy & is successful at it, if they ever had a fan signing event, I'd pay good money to do that, why not, it'd be a once in a lifetime opportunity, bravo Erin!!!
Hi James! Thank you for your feedback. That is amazing between you and your friend knowing the dialogue:) Erin is the real deal and very kind. I hope you get to meet her at a signing event one day.
Me too I'm the hugest fan of Bewitched own the entire series too and still watch episodes regularly and still have a laugh like it's the first time I've watched it. Erin is a down to earth sweetheart
We do love you Erin. Bewitched is one of my favorite shows. I still watch it til this day
Hey Elisabeth, that is awesome and I still watch it as well. Erin is an absolute sweetheart. Please subscribe if you haven't already as Erin may be back co-hosting with me. Also, check out out both of podcast episodes she did on my channel as well as when she co-hosted the Anson Williams and Kathy Garver episodes. Enjoy!
Erin is such a class act! I still watch “Bewitched” every Saturday night on DVD. Since Erin mentioned the butterfly episode, I still remember-and sometimes even repeat- one of Tabitha’s”lines from that episode: “Excuse me, Mrs. Birch, only there she goes!” For some reason that just cracks me up! Thank you so much, John and Erin!
A complete pleasure! I get it, I watched the Jack in the Beanstalk episode recently and loved it as much as the first time I saw it😀
i have been watching this amazing beautiful breathtaking video sence 1966 and I still am watching it.
Bewitched is still a fantastic show!
What a kind women. Still watch bewitched. Best show ever.
Erin is as sweet as they come and truly loves carrying on the legacy😀
Wow I adore Erin Murphy! She's as sweet as she can be! I loved her as adorable Tabitha and now as anything else she may be doing! She certainly has some great stories from her Bewitched Days! ❤😊
Erin is such a good person and truly loves that she represents the Bewitched legacy. Don't miss the second interview I did with her where she answered fan questions, enjoy!
Erin, what a delight she is! One of America's classic sweethearts! A very grounded and interesting person, pets and all!
She is and her heart just beams!
Here in southamerica the show still has many fans. I grew watching them and I'm very pleased. Give my regards to Erin the last cast member of the regular cast of the show. Living legend !!!
Hi South America! Thanks for watching my channel. Glad to hear there are so many Bewitched fans there. Be sure to watch the other interview episode I did with Erin as well. Enjoy!😀
WOW Erin is so down to earth pretty too 😊nice .
Erin is exactly what you see, a sweet person.
This is awesome ! Its great to see Erin answering questions. I'm a fan of the show. I turn 57 this October . I can remember watching the show when I was "Tabitha's" age... :)
Hi Allan, very happy you enjoyed the show! Happy birthday! Please subscribe as more episodes are coming.
What a nice young lady. I’m 66 and I remember watching her on the show. I too, just like Aunt Clara , had a door knob collection as a young boy. Yes, I was unique to say the least. I did have a real life Aunt Clara. I used to try and walk thru walls as a child. I was a kid; back when kids played outside and time was simple.
Erin is just genuine sweetheart😀People collect so many things why not door knobs😀So true about simpler times and playing outside for hours. Be sure to catch the other interview I did with Erin on Bewitched as well.
I actually very much appreciate you guys are out there and sharing everything with me.
My pleasure enjoy😀
Wonderful interview- thanks for having Erin on! She's always been so nice.
My pleasure, she is a dream to interview, as kind as they come. Please subscribe if you haven't already as some fun ones are on the way...
She's so delightful! I've always wondered what she thought of the short-lived Tabitha series from 1977.
She is a great woman. If I have her on again I will try to remember to ask her.
@@ThatsClassicTVthe 70s revival was a disaster. I remember watching it at the time and thought it was bad even back then! Just dreadful! Lisa Hartman played “Tabatha” (wrong spelling they used)…. Please ask Erin next time why they didn’t ask her to play the older Tabatha back then? Or she may have still been too young in ‘77 to play the older “Tabitha” (correct spelling) …. But it’s a shame she didn’t do a revival being an original cast member and she looks so much like Lizzie. Perhaps they always wanted “name actors” to play these revivals but Erin would’ve been great.
@@lapislazuli7876 I think your right, Erin would have been too young. I can only imagine how bad that must have been. I really wish they had or would use Erin in a Bewitch spin-off.
Friendliest, joyful interview I've ever seen. God bless her.But what happened to her twin sister?
So kind, thanks Lee. In answer to your question regarding Erin's sister, watch the first podcast episode she did on "That's Classic!", she talks about it. Enjoy and please subscribe if you haven't already, some great interviews are coming.
I enjoyed this as much as the first interview. Erin is a great guest.
my family came to the united state of amezing American in 1966 I started to watch the program even I didn't not understand what they was saying but it didn't take long because we go to school and learn the language I had two sisters older than me and two sisters yeanger then me I was 13 years old I also watched Mr. Roger he was amazing I learned a lot from him.
Wonderful story, thank you for sharing😀
Elizabeth Montgomery....was one of the most prettiest of women on T.V. 👍 😍
P.S. Erin is a pretty woman also !!
I will let her know you said that. I agree with you and both are talented. Please subscribe if you haven't already, more episodes are in the works!
I been watching the whole series again and again and again
So funny but the series never gets old, I would agree.
She’s about 2.5 years older than me. I remember watching the show as a kid. What a great video.
Thank you! It was a great show! Be sure to check out the first interview I did with Erin as well on my channel, you will enjoy it😀
I have never heard that connection between fencing and acting but it makes total sense, and I love it that Agnes Moorhead told Erin that. I can see how the thrust and retreat motions of fencing practice would assist actors with body work, breath work and the kind of kinesthetics required for actors moving a round a stage and reacting to other performers. Acting is always about “reaction” and fencing has in it that sense of “forward” and “retreat”. Thank you Aggie from beyond the grave for teaching us all that!
It was an awesome insight in to Erin and Agnes Moorehead's relationship.
Erin Murphy is absolutely adorable still! What a down to earth lady. Breathe of fresh air to see such a warm former child star grounded, grateful and NORMAL 🎉
Erin is special for sure in the child actor world, I think her parents kept her very grounded.
❤Erin is lovely, a smart little girl, so glad she is doing good. ❤
She really is and so kind and open when you talk with her. Just want to make sure you saw the first interview I did with her too.
I have been a HUGE Bewitched fan as long as I can remember! I’ve always adored Elizabeth Montgomery and Erin as well! I loved all the characters! I think Erin would be perfect to play Samantha if it ever had a new show or she could always play Tabitha again! 😊😍 I loved the name Tabitha so much
Well based on all of that I am REALLY glad you were able to see this episode of "That's Classic!" Please make sure you check out the other "Bewitched episode we did with Erin as well. Please subscribe for more great episodes to come:)
Erin is terrific! She carries the “Bewitched” torch in the same way Jimmy Page does for Led Zeppelin. My question: I heard a rumor that on the show they used real alcohol in all the drinking scenes and the cast would sometimes get hammered. Is that true?
Hi, I believe she addresses that in one of the two interviews I did with her. So be sure to check the other interview out on my channel 👍
I remember Maureen McCormack being on several times.
Oh I believe I do to, was a huge fan of the Brady Bunch.
Yeah little andora
She has such a great presence. Lovely woman. Enjoyed this very much. Subscribed!
Thanks Chris. I agree she is very open and kind. Glad you enjoyed as much as I enjoy doing it. Be sure to check out her other "Bewitched" interview on my channel as well. Thanks a bunch for subscribing!
The "Star Trek" episode is
"The Lights Of Zetar"--3rd season.
Lewis co-wrote it
with Jeremy Tarcher.
Awesome info! Thanks. I will let Erin know. Please subscribe if you haven't already , we are putting together more great episodes:)
@@ThatsClassicTV
I actually got to meet Kasey Rogers
in 1999 at the 1st annual
"Retro-Fest" in Santa Monica.
Among the other stars there
were June Lockhart,
Angela Cartwright, Adam West,
Frank Gorshin, Linda Blair,
Brandon Cruz, Jerry Mathers,
Sid & Marty Krofft, Tony Burrows,
The DeFranco Family, Dr. Demento,
Billy Preston (surprise guest)
& Eddie Deezen, who was there
to meet Adam West, but he should've
had his own kiosk, since everyone
knows that face & voice, even
if not everyone knows the name.
Still have lots of photos
& autographs. I didn't live in the area & I wasn't able to make it a regular thing & don't even know if it became a regular event, but it was a lot of fun.
Btw, I routinely suggest
my favorite movies be added to
The National Film Registry,
which chooses 25 titles
every December to be prioritized
for being saved/preserved
for the future.
A lot of the titles one might expect
are already on the Registry,
but many of my personal favorites
which I suggest (& some of which are very obscure or forgotten)
have yet to be chosen
& a few still aren't even on
the browsing list of unchosen
films for people to look through
& suggest/nominate.
The Registry doesn't focus
on TV episodes, music videos
or foreign films, but doesn't
specifically exclude them, either.
There really should be another
branch of the Registry focusing
on these, but I guess that will take
some doing. The Film Registry
began in 1989 & was instituted
from a national law that was passed.
Anyone who wants to can
submit suggestions/nominations,
a maximum of 50 titles a year,
which must be at least 10 years old
& have some sort of American
affiliation (studio, producers, etc.).
The other major criterion
is each one must be
"culturally, aesthetically
&/or historically significant",
which, of course, can be
a very subjective description.
The Registry is part
of The Library Of Congress
& further details can be found
at their website. Perhaps if enough
requests are made, a TV Registry
can be initiated. There would
certainly be no shortage
of worthy contenders.
@@laustcawz2089 First of all, I am envious, what a line up of actors you met. Amazing. I would have loved to have been there. Interesting info. regarding the National Registry, I imagine it is near impossible for them every year to narrow it down. Very cool.
@@ThatsClassicTV
Suggestions/nominations
from the public do have
a lot to do with what gets added.
There have been campaigns
for a while to get certain films
on the Registry...the original
"Robocop", for instance.
When submitting titles
for possible inclusion,
it's generally best to cite
whatever extra information
you may have about the film,
especially if it's not an immediately
recognizable title. Helpful info.
would also include year of release,
director/producer/studio/writer(s),
locations or interesting trivia
to add to the film's legacy.
For example, I love 1976's
"Burnt Offerings" & it was
actually the first movie filmed
at Dunsmuir House & Gardens,
which was later used in "Phantasm",
"So I Married An Axe Murderer"
& other films.
A question:
In a "Bewitched" rerun
(that I think was run
on Antenna TV), I swear
both actors played Darrin
in different scenes
(time travel episode, I think).
Did I imagine this??
My favorite "Bewitched"
episodes, btw, include
"Samantha's Old Salem Trip",
"Samantha Loses Her Voice",
"My, What Big Ears You Have"
& "Allergic To Ancient Macedonian
Dodo Birds". "Bewitched" also was
groundbreaking in that it had
maybe the largest supporting cast
of revolving characters ever
(at least up to that time,
for a sitcom).
The only other sitcom like that
which comes to mind for me
is "Night Court". Maybe also
"The Simpsons" & "South Park".
"Bewitched" was first, though
& what's so amazing is that
this could've easily been
(in lesser hands) one of the worst
shows ever. Everyone involved
put so much into it & was clearly
thinking way above the seemingly
simple premise of "an average man
marries a witch". I also love
the creative catch phrases--
"Mustn't twitch." "Witch's honor?"
& "Frank, I'm getting one
of my sick headaches."
Finally, another of Paul Lynde's
roles was as the villain
"The Hooded Claw" in the cartoon
"The Perils Of Penelope Pitstop",
which also featured Mel Blanc,
Janet Waldo, Gary Owens,
Paul Winchell & Don Messick,
though Lynde asked to be
uncredited, because he thought
he might get some ribbing
from the other "Hollywood Squares"
(like anyone wouldn't know
his voice right away!).
she looks 20 years younger than her age wow
I totally agree! And what a great kind person. Please subscribe if you haven't already, more to come in 2022.
I grew up in Australia with Bewitched and have a digital version of the entire Bewitched TV series. I do love it to this day and usually watch one episode per day. Bewitched is like my other family - pity the bewitched house will finally be torn down. Great seeing Erin on here and seeing her grow up slowly on the show. I am only 5 years older then her. Anything on the TV series or actors that comes to light i tend to watch. Erin thank you again for your contribution with other great cast members in being part of TV history and a dynasty of television - live long and may you prosper
First of all, love Oz having been many times! Erin is real and sweet as they come and an amazing person to carry on the legacy of Bewitched. I agree, I still catch an episode when I can and love it😀
This was such a pleasure to watch. Erin is so beautiful and a lovely lady. She is just a humble lady.
She really is a wonderful woman. Glad you enjoyed it. I did one other interview with her on my channel you would enjoy, in case you missed it.😀
My birthday is September 17th. I was born 1 year after Bewitched debuted. Bewitched debuted 17 SEP 1964 and I was born 17 SEP 1965.
Bewitched is
Beautiful show
On
60and 70on
📺 📺📺📺📺🐻🧸🌞👋🏻😋😃😍😀
Love love love Her always have and hope to see more work from her!. She is a brilliant bright light!.
Erin is a total bright light and thrilled to be who she is😀Make sure you check the other interview I did with her on my channel. Hope you have become a subscriber.
What a great interview! Erin Murphy is every bit as delightful as Elizabeth Montgomery--and every bit as attractive!
Thank you so much. Erin is attractive, fun and genuine. She definitely carries on the torch well for all the "Bewitched" fans! Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already, so many great interviews to come and maybe Erin might be back as well:)
I've got the entire series on DVD. Always loved the show.😃❤
I bet you enjoy that DVD set, always nice to be able to just put it on when you want to:) Please subscribe, we have some great ones planned for the New Year!
It would be great if you would watch an episode of Bewitched with Erin, one she had a larger part in, so we could listen to her dissect the scenes and tell us what she remembered about that particular episode. I think that would be very interesting. I've noticed that some actors and actresses who had parts on other shows have started doing that on their own RUclips channels. Judy Norton from The Waltons is doing it for example.
Great suggestion, time will tell if we pull that off:)
So sad for Dick York. But you and your sister were so cute on the show. I was a fan of Bewitched in French channel in Canada. "Ma sorcière bien aimée". I'm so happy to hear from you Erin. Thank you to "That's Classic" for allowing us to see and hear from you.
Thanks for your feedback. It is too bad about Dick York, that had to be rough. I will let Erin know what you sent. Glad you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed doing it. Please make sure to subscribe if you haven't already.
Would love to see her back
Agnes Morehead was a hugely accomplished actress. She was part of the Mercury Theatre acting group originated by Orson Welles also had Joseph Cotton, Norman Lloyd, Mary Wickes, Vincent Price etc. Welles used her in several of his movies. She was excellent in a movie with Edward G Robinson and Margaret O'brien called The Vines Have Tender Grapes.
Thanks Sue, I love the additional background information and now I have to check out “The Vines have Tender Grapes”. Can’t wait😀
@@ThatsClassicTV She ruled every scene she was in in "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte"
Very cute in the back ground Erin's dog's awww and cat .
Erin loves her animals, that is for sure.
What a delightful woman Erin Murphy is. She is so nice and down to Earth. I loved her views on those she worked with on the show. It just confirms what's been said over the years, a wonderful cast, but also very nice people.
I love it, Serena is more like Elizabeth. 😀
Well done! 👍
Thank you Kerry, really appreciate your feedback. Erin is very down to earth and kind. Glad you enjoyed it. Please subscribe as there are more episodes to come.
@@ThatsClassicTV Aready a subscriber. 👍
What an excellent interview. The human and interpersonal dynamic between interviewer and interviewee is rare. And how wonderful that Ms Murphy has become such a distinguished, elegant yet approachable person. A fascinating study about “when things go right.”
Thank you so much. Erin is a dream to interview and as kind as they come. Glad you enjoyed and hope you are already a subscriber:)
Great interview with Erin. Today was the first time I did a youtube search on her so I could hear some behind the scenes kind of info. I love hearing about life on the set that actors share. I'd love to hear more. I'm 63 and a big fan of the show. Watched it as a kid when it was originally on and I watch it now streaming. I takes me back to my little kid days. lol. Thanks for the video!!! 👍
Glad you found my channel and love that it brought good memories as a kid😀Check out the first interview I did with Erin as well on my That’s Classic! Channel.
Bewitched is the first color TV show I can remember watching. My aunt had a color set and I would watch in the afternoon. That would have been about 1969.
It is funny how I really think of Bewitched when I think of color tv.
Beautiful lady. I am glad and happy about her life. A nice witch for sure. :)
She really is and carries on the legacy of the show so well. Please subscribe if you haven’t already so you can be notified of my next episode 😀
I Hope She Enjoyed My Lego Bewitched Pilot Remake
As I listen to Erin she actually still sounds the same as she talks in some way as a child in bewitched show. 😅
She kinda still does:)
This is a great site! I grew up on all the classic 60's sitcoms I remember when Bewitched premiered ( which premiered exactly one year after The Patty Duke Show both on ABC Patty said she adored Elizabeth) Bewitched was a smash hit right from the beginning A stellar show with a stellar cast Erin is always so nice and down to earth in interviews Thanks for the great post I'm looking forward to seeing more!
My pleasure Richard! Erin is one of kind and carries on the legacy of Bewitched so well. Glad you enjoyed the interview! Make sure you also catch the first interview I did with her as well. Pleas subscribe to my site and hit the notification bell so you know when I release a new episode😀
Erin 💋🌹✨⭐ play more than excellent she was above and beyond great for a small child she did better than most children yes I know her tween sister play every now and again but not so much thank you for sharing this amazing video 💋🌹✨⭐.
Thank you very much. I agree Erin was as naturally talented as a kid could be and added so much to Bewitched.😀
91st....Great interview......Loved Bewitched growing up ....i was 12 in 72'
Thank you, appreciate it. Erin is as genuine as it gets. I watched it myself as a kid, always holds a special place. Make sure you listen to the other interview I did with her as well on the channel. Please subscribe if you haven't already so you can be notified when I publish a new interview:)
What a sweet lady!
She is wonderful😀
Tabitha was so adorable I wanted her as my sister so she would help me deal with the kids who teased me
I don't think you can find a cuter kid that is for sure:) Hope you enjoyed the interview and also saw the other episode I did with Erin on Bewitched. She is terrific in both. I think you already subscribe but if not please do so you can be notified when I release an episode.
@Thats Classic: Thanks so much for this great interview with Erin ! She's so gracious and down to earth. I really learned some things . Thanks a lot!
It is my pleasure. Thank you for your comments. Erin really is a good person. Please subscribe if you haven't already as more episodes are in the works:)
There is a scene - I can't remember the episode - but its with Dick York. Its the end of a scene and he is offering drinks to all the guests in the room. He asks Endora, and she responds out of character, "Thanks Dick" as kind and polite as if it was an after work party. Not at all how Endora would respond in character. She was a great actress though.
Classic moment and Agnes Moorehead was an amazing actress!!
Dick York definitely had a crush on Elizabeth - it’s a known fact. Herbie J.Pilato has confirmed this and he interviewed Lizzie many times before her death in 1993 at her own home.
Pretty wild.
Love the super-positive vibe you both have and the blend of wisdom about life with show-business lore.
Hi Rob, thank you for wonderful commentary. We both sincerely love television and I am glad it comes across:) I think you may have already subscribed but if not please do as more great episodes are on the way.
@@ThatsClassicTV yes, I have, and I've told another actor friend who, like you, is an unabashed, terrific enthusiast about fascinating stuff!
Another unbelievable episode. Thanks
Always appreciate the feedback Robert! Thrilled you enjoyed it, I love Erin.
Great show enjoyed it still enjoy it on occasion
Huge BW fan. Great questions. Interesting responses. Erin, I would encourage you and anyone else who hasn’t seen the first two seasons to do so. They are my favorite. Particularly Halloween from season two. To me, there is a different production and creative value and presents to the first two seasons. But of course, I love them all.
Mike, so glad you enjoyed the podcast. The first two are definitely some of the best. I am sure Erin has seen a few. Please subscribe if you haven't already as there will be more great podcasts;)
@@ThatsClassicTV yep. I found you today and I subscribed right away.
Totally enjoyed this podcast! If you do another one with Erin, please ask her this question. Where did they get the name, Tabitha? Who picked it?
Happy you enjoyed the podcast. Erin is so genuine and kind. I will ask her that if we do another, which is a definite possibility. Make sure you watch her other podcast with me and the ones she co-hosted with me with Anson Williams and Kathy Garver. All are on my channel. Please subscribe if you haven't already:)
I would’ve liked to ask so many other questions about how Erin remembered her lines! It always amazes me how Tabitha would say her lines as such a young child. That is never asked and yet it’s something that would be difficult to get a child to do: to repeat certain lines or do certain things on cue in a show like that: all the nose twitching and hand waving and tricks, for example?
Fun questions, maybe if Erin comes back at some point…you never know
Really enjoyed this interview. I've only just discovered your channel this week. My sister and I were lucky to grow up in a time when all these shows were on TV. Keep up the great work! Ken (South Australia)
Thanks so much Ken! Also, I love OZ! What an amazing country. I have been quite a few times, in the south, Geelong, Lorne, etc. So glad you found my channel, I think it was a special time for many of us and I feel the interviews bring back wonderful memories. More on their way…😀
@@ThatsClassicTV Hi, yes that's a nice part of Australia. I'm further to the west of there, in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. Also a nice place to live! All the best
Loved this interview. I'm surprised you didn't ask about the bed warmer next to her chimney. I'm sure it's not the same one but there was an episode of Bewitched where Samantha had to deal with a bed warmer.
Thanks for comments. Sorry received and answered as many questions as I could for this podcast but you never know if there will be another:) Please subscribe if you haven't already, there are other great episodes.
Hope a 3rd interview with Erin is in the works!
Definitely still a possibility:)
Dick York was 63 when he died. (I had to go look it up!) 🧙
Thanks, always appreciate the fun fact😀
I remember that the first cat I adopted I named Samantha. It was a little blonde fluff 🥰 My second female cat I adopted when I got married I insisted on naming Tabitha 😊 my husband thought that was adorable when I told him why I picked those names 🥰
Marilyn, I love the cat names. Hope you enjoyed the podcast as well. Please subscribe as we have more great episodes coming...
That's cool story thanks 😊 for sharing
WOW GREAT INTERVIEW SHE LOOKS FANTASTIC I ALWAYS LIKE BEWITCHED ONE OF MY FAVORITE IS THE ONE WITH THE 2 SAMANTHA'S AND SAMANTHA ON ICE. LIZ LOOK SO PRETTY WITH HER LONG HAIR IN THE NEWER EPISODES.
Thanks Steve! Erin is so terrific and has amazing energy as well. That is an awesome episode!
@@ThatsClassicTV Oh your welcome I will subscribe to your channel.
@@stevemoore9509 Appreciate you subscribing, good stuff is coming
Nice interview, I hope they make a show like bewitched and your in it
Hi Laura, I will pass that on to Erin. Thanks and please subscribe, more episodes coming...
Erin Murphy "Tabitha" as we know her seems down to earth, and well adjusted. Next time ask her about her twin that was on the show, in the beginning!!! I am a child of the 1960's and 1970's and fell in love with the beautiful Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, its bizarre seeing Tabitha all grown up, as an adult, knowing the last time i have seen her, she was about 4-6 years old.
It is pretty crazy to see Erin again after all these years but she has grown into a beautiful woman inside and out😀 I am glad it brings you back to some great memories!
And she definitely has not changed that much, I can still see that little Tabitha Face, in her fully grown up face, and the way she forms her words, its just like little Tabitha, but only grown up, its really bizarre.
I was thinking recently a modern TV show “Bewitched” today with in the lead role!
I agree Erin could be in the lead role of a new "Bewitched." Glad you enjoyed the podcast. Please subscribe as more great episodes will be coming.
Would be great. Yes
Die hard classic sitcom fan here. They just don't make really good T.V. shows anymore.
All the actors were fantastic !
Marion Lorne (Aunt Clara) is my favorite Character. She was hilarious !
It's amazing that these classics are still aired today. It was great to hear from Erin with all her stories and memories of all the cast members !
Larry, so glad you enjoyed the podcast and Erin's stories. She is as genuine as it gets. Please subscribe if haven't already we have more to come in 2022!
I'm a fan that is 20 something years old,was raised on this including other tv shows and music by my parents,I can't remember what I was thinking about Bewitched as a kid in the 2000's,I know I do love this show like many others,I was a witch once as a little kid on Halloween with my mom,I possibly wanted the magic that Bewitched did.I subscribed to see many more you talk about other shows 😁.
Hi Felicia, thank you so much! Also appreciate you subscribing. Bewitched is truly a show for any age;)
@@ThatsClassicTV You're welcome,can't wait to see more videos from this channel! 😁
You were so cute when you were on Bewitched!
Erin was adorable 😀
Dick York was 63 when he passed Away.
Always appreciate the info😀
Great interview. I loved it but I hope her dog finally got to go out. Poor guy!
Hi Ronala, the dog made it out:) Thanks for your feedback. Please subscribe if you haven't already as more episodes are in the works.
She's just so gorgeous
She certainly is and so sincere 😀
She is so beautiful!
Loving the video! If possible, enable subtitles, this would help us foreigners a lot. Thank
I have tried but for some reason this particular video will not let me do subtitles. Glad you are enjoying it and please check out my other interview with Erin Murphy where she answers fan questions😀
@@ThatsClassicTV I subscribed to the channel and I'm loving the videos! Thanks for trying to subtitle. The other interview with Erin Murphy is amazing!
@@aggierobert2308 Thank you Aggie! Appreciate you subscribing as well and am thrilled that you are enjoying the videos! More coming.
You are both beautiful people. That was so enjoyable. Thank you. 🙂💕🙏
Hi Ricky, very kind of you. Thrilled you enjoyed it, our pleasure. Please subscribe as more podcast episodes are coming.
@@ThatsClassicTV 💙
I realize this is very old, but I wish I could have asked her if she was asked to do the “Tabitha” sitcom that eventually starred Lisa Hartman.
I totally understand, there is always another question out there😀Make sure you catch the first interview I did with Erin as well!
Although it's been 2 years since this interview, wouldcshe be c willing to to bring her character back back but in a better then the Tabitha show that had been on TV. Parden the pun, but she's still got that sparkle, and it could be brought to her location. Stayle and grace are so hard to find.
I am sure Erin would come back if they offered her the opportunity but that unfortunately hasn't happened.
Does she have any bewitched signed photos of Liz to give to fans? I’d love it!! ❤❤ Sending love from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
First of all, love Ausse! And Sydney, just beautiful. As far as signed photos of Elizabeth, I don't think so.
I do NOT have them, but just out of curiosity exactly how are we supposed to get in touch with Erin Murphy, if we did have her TV scripts?
Just send me a message and I can pass something like that on.
Thank you for this! At 29:00, I think it's not so "wild" York had a crush on Montgomery (I mean, she WAS gorgeous) and more "wild" that an internet rumor actually ended up being true- if that's what you meant by that, I agree! Nice to hear Liz and Dick were consummate professionals though.
Thanks Stan, I agree with you. It was really cool to hear the validation from Erin. Make sure you also listen to the first podcast she gave on "Thats Classic!" as well. Please subscribe if you haven't already, we have great episodes in the works.
@@ThatsClassicTV Subscribed, thanks! Also, it looks like this RUclipsr stole a part of your video without giving you credit: ruclips.net/video/2dxFJbWwqZg/видео.html
@@stanloretta92 Thank you for subscribing Stan and also thank you for letting me know about the stolen clip. Much appreciated.
@@ThatsClassicTV You're welcome. This "Dan Whit" RUclipsr seems obsessed with this topic since that's all their uploaded videos are about, they often selectively edit the clips, and never credit where the videos originally came from. I'm sorry that happened. I really appreciate your entire channel.
@@stanloretta92 Really appreciate your support of the channel. I am proceeding with RUclips to try to have the other site remove my content.
Dick York was sadly 63 when he passed away 💔🙏
So sad and a great actor😀
I really enjoyed both your interviews with Erin. She is such a nice lady, I met her once at a collectible show and found her to be delightful. In answer to your Shari Lewis question about writing for Star Trek, I looked it up in one of my Star Trek reference books, and yes she did; The Lights of Zetar. I love that Elizabeth Montgomery being most likely Serena, I know she had a lot of fun playing her, but yes, I can see that, she was a very hip lady as they said back then. I love that Agnes Moorehead was a sweet and lovely woman, she's a great actress. Erin is such a great representative of the show and she is so sweet and kind to her fans, I know what she meant, I remember being so excited to see a star of a TV Show, (I won't say the name,) and they treated me so badly and was so rude, I can never even watch them in anything. Even a guest star in a TV series, I just can't watch it again. It has an effect.
Thanks, I am so glad you saw both interviews. I just love Erin, having met her as well and she is as kind as they come. It is a pretty wild story about Shari Lewis writing the Lights of Zatar for Star Trek, unreal. Erin really understands her fans and cares that she is representing Bewitched when she meets them, I love that. A very smart person. Hope you enjoy the rest of my channel. Erin also co-hosts with me to interview Anson Williams:)
@@ThatsClassicTV I am enjoying it very much 😊
@@sherrirabinowitz4618 Fantastic to hear!
Beautiful she is
I agree and Erin is so positive as well.
Erin Murphy should do a Tabitha series and she should play the mother of her daughter who's a witch and she has a daughter who's beginning to show her powers
I couldn’t agree more, she is perfect for it!
She's really pretty.
Couldn’t agree more😀
Yes, but did the dog ever get to go outside?
Very funny, I believe it did:) Hope you enjoyed it. Please subscribe if you haven't already, always more in the pipeline...
I would like to hear from Jan Brady talking about the Brady bunch Danielle Spencer talking about what's happening Susan Dey talking about the partridge family or that little robot girl from Small Wonder
All good suggestions Jeff. Let me see if I can get all or some of them on the show. You never know. Hope you enjoyed hearing from Erin Murphy. She is terrific! Please subscribe if you haven't already so you are notified when my next episode is published. Some great ones are on the way.
@@ThatsClassicTV I did like it and will watch other clips. I would have liked her to talk about the infamous christmas episode with Tabitha and her black friend amnd the polka dots and the Stevens in black face.
@@jeffthekillercriticremixer5968 Actually Jeff I did two episodes with Erin. Look on my channel for the first podcast where she actually talks about that episode.Thanks for watching!
So nice to see Erin! I'm very glad to know that her time on Bewitched was happy. (I'm sure being as young as she was, she would have been sheltered from any behind the scenes adult drama. Having been born in 66, i grew up watching Bewitched.. Every kid wanted Elizabeth Montgomery as a Mom...(I noticed that the dog stopped ringing his bell.. Probably had to clean a piddle spot after this interview. ) poor little puppy had to go 🐶 💧
Glad you enjoyed the interview and seeing Erin. It is so fun to relive those memories😀She loves her dog so I think he worked it out😀Hope you had the chance to subscribe more great interviews are coming. There is also a second interview with Erin on my channel.
You should try to get Buck Taylor and Roger Ewing from Gunsmoke to do an interview.
Let me see what I can do😀I think you already are a subscriber but if I’m wrong please do so you are notified if I do get them😀
@@ThatsClassicTV They are the last two living cast members.
@@mr.classicalmusic5607 I will definitely do my best
i loved it
Thank you Harry, means a lot. Please subscribe if you haven't already, more great episodes in the works.
The “Tabitha” series with Lisa Hartman, was Erin ever approached to take on the older “Tabitha” role? Lisa did a fine job with the thin scripts, but always felt Erin should of had the older “Tabitha” role.
Well if I interview Erin again maybe I will remember to ask her. I think Erin would have been awesome as the older Tabitha😀
The reason Erin wasn’t asked to do that show was because they kinda SORAS the character of Tabitha. They did the show in 1977 with an adult Tabitha when Erin was only about 13 years old.
@@Daybreaq True!
Hello That's Classic, I am half way through this video,
I have a Question
> I see by Erin Murphy's Fire place there is a bed pan.
Any chance that is the same Bed Pan used in Bewitched Salem Episodes ???
By the way Erin Murphy is still exceptionally pretty and sweet .
Enjoy Wayne, I have no idea about the bed pan though. If you haven’t already subscribed to my RUclips channel, please do so you are notified when I release a new episode😀