Although all eight seasons of “Bewitched” initially aired before I was born, the classic supernatural sitcom was one of my favorite TV shows growing up. Thanks to reruns on cable channel Nick at Nite, I spent plenty of time watching the series about charismatic witch Samantha Stephens (Elizabeth Montgomery) and her suburban life with her straight-arrow human husband, Darrin.
I enjoyed episodes from the earlier, better seasons featuring Dick York as Darrin, and I even appreciated episodes from the later, weaker seasons when Dick Sargent replaced the ailing York. I watched Samantha and Darrin’s daughter Tabitha (Erin Murphy) grow from an infant to a toddler with her own magical powers. And I loved every moment of Agnes Moorehead’s snarky portrayal of Samantha’s meddling mother, Endora.
