Bewitched, the ABC fantasy sitcom that aired from 1964 to 1972, was famously remade as a feature film in 2005, with a few of the original cast returning. When beautiful witch Samantha marries mortal man Darrin, she has to live her life in secret as a suburban housewife. The 2005 film is a meta re-telling of the concept, following a failing actor cast in a Bewitched reboot who finds his co-star is in fact a witch, rather than a reboot continuation of the character's stories. Although the original characters didn't return to the screen, in June 2023 Sony confirmed plans for an animated series following Samantha and Darrin's daughter Tabitha as a teenager. 2m57h

Animated reboots of Bewitched and The Partridge Family are in the works. Premiered first in 1964, Bewitched followed a witch named Samantha who, after marrying an ordinary mortal man, Darrin Stephens, vows to live the life of a typical suburban housewife but is unable to resist using her magical powers to solve everyday problems. The classic sitcom-inspired the 2005 film of the same name starring Nicole Kidman and Will Ferrell. On the other hand, The Partridge Family premiered in 1970 and is loosely based on the Cowsills, following a family of pop musicians who embark on humorous adventures.

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Sony Pictures is making another Bewitched movie, one that will be closer to the original series. Bewitched starred Elizabeth Montgomery as Samantha, a witch who marries a mortal man named Darrin and tries her best to conceal her identity and leave her magical past behind. The series ran for eight seasons on ABC from 1964 to 1972 and became a defining piece of pop culture that has inspired numerous other projects in the subsequent years.

Bewitched captivated viewers from 1964 to 1972. The ABC sitcom was a leader in the then-new supernatural scene and has maintained a devoted fandom ever since. The show opens on a climactic note as Samantha Stephens still needs to tell her new husband about her powers. Throughout the series, she is constantly juggling her husband's wishes for normalcy with her own need (and her mother Endora's need) to use magic.

Kathryn Hahn partly based her WandaVision character on a famous TV witch from the '60s. The first Disney+ MCU TV show is said to be "half classic sitcom, half MCU spectacular," which has been made clear by the several trailers, TV spots, and posters fans have gotten for WandaVision thus far. Each episode of WandaVision will be based on a different decade of television, drawing inspirations from shows like I Love Lucy, Leave it to Beaver, and Full House, to name a few.

In the 1960's sitcom Bewitched, Sam's magical roots have a habit of causing chaos in not only her own life, but also in her mortal husband's. There are times where an unsuspecting Darrin is the victim of Sam's relatives, people are turned into animals, past lovers come into play, and magical medical emergencies need explaining.

A lot has changed since the 1970's, from the fashion to the music to so much more. One of the most significant differences between the 1970's and present day is television, especially sitcoms. Humor is an ever evolving thing and it has evolved quite a lot in the last 40 to 50 years. But even TV shows that were once Emmy winning and topping the charts would never be allowed on the air now, due to changing standards and values.

Bewitched follows the unorthodox lives of Darrin (Dick York) and Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) Stephens. Samantha is no ordinary housewife, as she's a witch. Her relatives pop in and out of their home, causing humorous or catastrophic situations depending on the day.

Bewitched is a classic sitcom about a witch trying to live life as a mortal. Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) doesn't always manage to adapt to mortal life, but she gives her best efforts. She loves her husband and respects his wishes as best she can, all the while managing a household and her many witchy relatives, including her critical mother, Endora (Agnes Moorehead). Samantha was usually dressed at her best, and definitely had pieces that screamed 1960s, and later, the 1970s. We're looking at 10 of her best outfits on the show, ranked.