Bewitched

Two hundred and fifty-four episodes, one spin-off that contradicts them, and no reunion film at all.

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Where to start with Bewitched

Straight through, and the only thing worth knowing in advance is that the leading man changes halfway and the show never mentions it.

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    Seasons 1 and 2 Bewitched

    Seventy-four episodes in black and white, and the sharpest stretch of the run. Whether you see them in colour depends on which release you have.

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    Seasons 3 to 5 Bewitched

    The move to colour. Dick York had a back injury that got worse across these years, and the second half of season five works around him with Darrin in bed, out of town or simply absent.

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    Seasons 6 to 8 Bewitched

    Dick Sargent simply appears in the season six premiere and nobody remarks on it. Eighty-four episodes to the end.

Then what? Tabitha is eleven episodes and contradicts the parent show on basic facts. The 2005 film is about the series rather than of it.

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Bewitched

  • Bewitched 1964, 8 seasons, 254 episodes

Afterwards

  • Tabitha (1976 pilot) 1976
  • Tabitha 1977, 1 season, 11 episodes
  • Bewitched 2005

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