What is Bewitched about?

'Bewitched' is a classic American television fantasy sitcom that aired from 1964 to 1972. The show portrays the life of Samantha Stephens, a powerful witch who decides to marry a mortal man named Darrin Stephens, against the customs of her magical community. She promises to lead a typical suburban housewife life, putting her supernatural abilities aside, which sets the stage for the show's central comedic conflict. The narrative often explores the cultural norms and domestic life of the 1960s and 70s, juxtaposed with the fantastical elements of Samantha's witchcraft. The series was praised for its light-hearted approach and the way it played into the social issues of the time through a supernatural lens. Starring Elizabeth Montgomery as Samantha, with Dick York and later Dick Sargent playing Darrin Stephens, and the notable Agnes Moorehead as the mischievous Endora, Samantha’s mother, the show's dynamism lies in the family's efforts to deal with everyday problems amidst magical interference. The show's success was marked by its high ratings and its enduring presence in syndication, reflecting its impact on American pop culture during its original run. The charming mix of family sitcom and fantasy elements helped establish 'Bewitched' as a beloved and influential piece of television history.

The first episode of Bewitched aired on September 17, 1964 and the most recent episode to air was on March 25, 1972.