1. With a wand
   By saying abra-cadabra
2. With a twitch of her nose
   With a wave of her hand

Samantha casts a spell with a twitch of her nose. The twitch is accompanied with a sound effect and some visual effects. If you thought you saw her face a lot, you did! Her first pregnancy, which occurred at the beginning of the series, wasn't used as part of the story line, and was covered up by using a lot of close-ups of Montgomery's face.

1. Smith
   Jones
2. Stephens
   None of the above

The correct answer is Darren and Samantha Stephens. But it wasn't always that, in the original draft of the pilot episode Samantha was originally going to be named Cassandra.

1. New York
   Colorado
2. Florida
   Maine

Darren and Samantha’s home is located in New York. The Stephens' house still stands on the Warner Brothers Ranch lot in Burbank, California, at Hollywood Way. Originally it stood on the Columbia Ranch that was owned by Columbia Studios, which produced Bewitched (1964). The lot was re-named The Burbank Studios Ranch in 1972, when Columbia Studios moved onto the Warner Brothers lot. In other words, the house never moved only the name of the lot changed.

1. 1164 Morning Glory Circle
   1164 Kravetts Korner
2. 1164 Glory Morning Circle
   1164 Charring Cross Road

Darren and Samantha lived at 1164 Morning Glory Circle. The Bewitched house can be seen down the street from the "I Dream of Jeannie's"house in many outdoor scenes and that house (exterior and interior) doubles as the residence of fellow NASA coworker Doctor Bellows. The studios never let a good house go unused.

1. At Memorial Hospital in New York City
   As an accountant for Strauss Corporation
2. As an architect at Simpson’s & Tate
   In a Madison Avenue advertising agency

Darren works in a Madison Avenue advertising agency. In his commute to work you may have noticed the other cars. During the first six years, practically every car in sight is a Chevrolet, because the car company was one of the show's original sponsors.

1. Tate, Tate, and Tate
   Peterson and Partners
2. McMann and Tate
   Cooper’s and McMann

The fictional advertising firm "McMann & Tate" is obviously a twist on the famous "McCann" advertising agency of New York. Even though Mr. McMann (of "McMann and Tate") was often referred to, he only appeared in two episodes: Season 4, Episode 32; "Man of the Year": Roland Winters and Season 6, Episode 21; "What Makes Darrin Run?": Leon Ames.

1. Joe Carson
   Robert Shay
2. Dick Sargant
   None of the above

Dick Sargant replaced Dick York when he could no longer work on the show. Agnes Moorehead had a strong working relationship with Dick York, and when he was replaced with Dick Sargent she did not take the decision well. On Sargent's first day on the set (for a script reading), and in front of the entire cast (including Sargent), Moorehead very slowly but firmly stated, 'I don't like change.'

1. Serena
   Esmeralda
2. Endora
   Tabitha

Esmeralda disapproves of Samantha’s mixed marriage and frequently interferes in the couple's lives. Darrin usually becomes the victim of a spell, which wreaks havoc with his life. When Dick York was replaced by Dick Sargent the ratings dropped 13 places. We wonder if Agnes Moorhead was secretly pleased.

1. Warlocks
   Zombies
2. Sorcerers
   Wizards

The witches and their male counterparts, warlocks, would appear on the show many times. For the most part, many of the witches and warlocks on the show didn't have last names, including Endora and Maurice.

1. Mr. Kravitz
   Larry McMann
2. Larry Tate
   Frank Stephens

The correct answer is Larry Tate, who is Darren's boss. After the third season, it was often not known if Dick York would be well enough to work any given week, because of his back pain issues. "Darrin-less" scripts were therefore on hand, or scripts were made Darrin-less, often by giving his lines to Larry Tate.

1. Jessica
   Janis
2. Louise
   None of the above

The character’s name was Louise, and she was played by two people. Irene Vernon until 1966, then Kasey Rogers portrayed the role for the rest of the series .The show had an unusual amount of roles played by more than one person: two Darrins, two Gladys Kravitzes, two Louise Tates, and two of Darrin's father.

1. Serena
   Tabitha
2. Aunt Clara
   Esmeralda

Serena, also played by Elizabeth Montgomery, is a witch who tends to be a bit more progressive towards mortals (than the rest of her family) and loves to use her magic any time she wants. However in the cast listing, the role of Serena was listed as being played by Pandora Spocks. Many viewers didn't realize this, and wrote "Pandora" fan mail.

1. Gladys and Abercrombie Kravitz
   Gladys and Abner Kravitz
2. Mr. and Mrs. Crabapple
   Mr. and Mrs. Crawley

Gladys Kravitz suspects Samantha is a witch, but can never prove the weird situations she uncovers to her husband, Abner Kravitz. Gladys is usually seen peering through a curtain in the front window of their home. Although Gladys Kravitz was relatively minor character on the show, the role was memorable enough that the term "Gladys Kravitz" entered the American lexicon, and is commonly used as a synonym for a nosy neighbor or colleague.

1. 2 sets of twins
   3 sets of twins
2. 4 sets of twins
   5 sets of twins

They hired three sets of twins in order to show Tabitha growing up on the show. During the second season, five babies played Tabitha Stephens. Cynthia Black in the episode where Tabitha is born. then it went to twins Heidi Gentry and Laura Gentry. The final set of babies in season where Julie Young and Tamar Young. In season three the Young Twins had been replaced by fraternal twins Erin Murphy and Diane Murphy

1. Auntie Ann
   Grandma Jones
2. Aunt Clara
   Cousin Trudy

Marion Lorne played the bumbling, mumbling witch. She was posthumously awarded an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. It is revealed in the season three episode 'Aunt Clara's Victoria Victory' that the Stephens live in New York. Aunt Clara revealed this when telling Queen Victoria (whom she had accidentally summoned from the past) where they were.

1. Paul O’Conner
   Paul Lynde
2. Lynn Paully
   None of the above

Comic actor, Paul Lynde, portrayed Uncle Arthur who amused us with his wise-cracking and practical jokes. Paul Lynde, who played Uncle Arthur, appeared in an earlier episode as a nervous driving instructor who teaches Samantha how to drive.

1. Bernard Fox
   Turk Feldman
2. Sam Telangma
   None of the above

Bernard Fox played Dr. Bombay. Usually summoned by an incantation such as "Calling Dr. Bombay! Emergency! Come right away!", he would appear in an outrageous costume, appropriate to whatever bizarre activity he had been interrupted doing.Bernard Fox appeared earlier on the show as a witch-hunting anthropologist before taking on the role of Dr. Bombay.

1. Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
   We're in for a Bad Spell
2. Humbug Not to Be Spoken Here
   None of the above

The correct answer is Double, Double, Toil and Trouble. In this episode was the famous pie fight. When Serena is hit with the pie, Elizabeth Montgomery's wig slips and the blonde hair underneath shows.

1. In One Touch of Midas
   Charlie Harper, Winner
2. Sister’s at Heart
   The Joker is a Card

The correct answer is Charlie Harper, Winner. In the episode, Samantha and Darrin are hosting a dinner party for Darrin's old college friend, the overachieving Charlie Harper, who figuratively has always turned everything to gold, and Charlie's wife Daphne. Daphne, however, is slyly but still obviously condescending toward both Darrin and Samantha. This gets to Samantha who then zaps a loaded jewelry case and a mink coat. Darrin's ego is hurt and feels he can't compete with Samantha's witchcraft. To make amends, Samantha gives the coat to Daphne. Samantha reassures Darrin she could zap up mink coats all day long, but she could never zap up another Darrin Stephens.

1. If They Never Met
   An All New Future
2. Call Me Witchless
   None of the above

The episode is called “If They Never Met”. In it, Samantha finds that Darrin is engaged to the very wealthy Sheila Sommers (Nancy Kovack) and that their wedding is just a short time away. Darrin appears to be very happy and Endora pulls her 'I told you so' expression as they watch Darrin happy, laughing and preparing for his wedding but the smile is soon wiped off Endora's face when we see that while Darrin's career is skyrocketing and his fiancee is wealthy and beautiful, he is not in love with her and is, in fact, very unhappy.

1. Fire and Rain
   To Twitch or Not to Twitch
2. Flat Out of Magic
   None of the above

The correct answer is To Twitch or Not to Twitch. In it, On their way to a formal event in pouring rain, the Stephens' car gets a flat tire. Samantha offers to change it using witchcraft but Darrin is adamant that she will not do so as he is once again on one of his anti-witchcraft kicks. Stubbornly, Darrin goes out into the storm and changes the tire, arriving at the elegant event looking like a drowned rat and needing to borrow clothes from the host which just happen to be about three sizes too small for him! Endora is angry and upset about the whole thing and hopes that Darrin's unreasonable behavior will make her daughter leave her mortal husband for good but, of course, she doesn't, and when they go out to another formal evening and run out of gas, Darrin doesn't seem to mind a little witchcraft being used to remedy the situation.

1. Therein Lies the Truth
   Speak the Truth
2. Truth or Dare
   No Kidding

The correct answer is “Speak the Truth”. On one of his regular high and mighty kicks, Darrin announces that telling the truth is the only way to go. Endora, always on the lookout for mischief, decides to test that theory when she casts a spell on a small statue which, when placed within three feet of a person, they have no option but to tell the truth, regardless of who asks them a question.%0DIt isn't long before Darrin, unaware of the spell, begins to wish he could eat his words when he insults an important client by telling him that his ad campaign slogan is terrible and that it will never work. Things get worse rather than better until the spell is removed and people can go back to happily telling little white lies again!

1. Serena
   Esmeralda
2. Endora
   Gladys

The correct answer is Gladys Kravitz. Irene Vernon (the first Louise Tate) was let go by the Ashers from the show after season two because of her association with producer Danny Arnold, who left at that time.

1. Endora and Darren
   Dr. Bombay and Darren
2. Endora and Uncle Arthur
   None of the above

The correct answer is Darren and Endora. Some of the tension between the two may have been because Endora never called him by his correct name. Endora did, in fact, have a last name. In the fourth episode, when Darrin asks what it is, Endora replies true to her character, "You'd never be able to pronounce it."

1. Uncle Arthur
   Serenity
2. Esmeralda
   All of the above

Uncle Arthur has great one-liners but his practical jokes are even funnier. And there are so many in the episode, "This is the House that Arthur Built." Uncle Arthur is in love with a witch named Aretha, who does not tolerate practical jokes. Arthur is uncertain if he will be able to suppress this part of his personality. In the name of love, he decides to rid his practical joking by transferring it to Samantha and Darrin's house. Samantha and Darrin in turn are bombarded by one practical joke after another by the house.

1. Serena
   Dr. Bombay
2. Uncle Arthur
   Darren

Darren is the correct answer. The perfect foil to Darren, Agnes Moorehead was chosen to play Endora after a chance meeting with Elizabeth Montgomery and William Asher at a Bloomingdale's department store. Let's hear it for networking while shopping.

1. Larry Tate
   Maurice
2. Serena
   Abner Kravitz

Abner Kravitz said this when, once again, Gladys couldn’t prove she saw anything out of the ordinary. Did you know that Jim Backus was the first choice to play Abner Kravitz, but turned it down, because he was already working on Gilligan's Island (1964)?

1. 8
   5
2. 4
   2

Elizabeth Montgomery received five consecutive Emmy nominations, however she never won the Emmy award. But don't feel too badly for her. After her initial five-year contract was up, Elizabeth Montgomery announced she would move on to other things. Desperate to keep the show going, the network gave her part ownership as part of her new contract. Which in return between syndication and a paycheck she made millions from that show.

1. 4
   6
2. 8
   10

Bewitched aired for eight seasons. From September 17, 1964 to March 25, 1972. Keeping an audience while moving time slots can be very difficult for a series. The series had four different time periods during its eight-year run. It was seen from Sept. 17, 1964 to Jan. 5, 1967 on ABC Thursdays 9:00-9:30 p.m. Then ABC moved it back 30 minutes (Thursday 8:30-9:00 p.m.) where it remained from Jan. 12, 1967 to Sept. 9, 1971. Between Sept. 15, 1971 and Jan. 5, 1972, it was seen over ABC Wednesdays 8:00-8:30 p.m.; after which, it switched time slots for the last time: Saturday 8:00-8:30 p.m., where it remained from Jan. 15 to July 1, 1972.

1. 12
   27
2. 38
   50

In 2002, Bewitched was ranked #50 on "TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time". Running for eight seasons, this was the longest-running of the so-called "fantasy sitcoms" that dominated the airwaves in the mid-1960s (i.e. The Addams Family (1964), I Dream of Jeannie (1965), The Munsters (1964), etc.), as well as the last surviving example of the genre when it went off the air in 1972 (a year after All in the Family (1971) ushered in a new era of reality sitcoms).

1. We're in for a Bad Spell
   Humbug Not to Be Spoken Here
2. Divided He Falls
   Double, Double, Toil and Trouble

In 1997, TV Guide ranked the season 2 episode "Divided He Falls" #48 on their list of the "100 Greatest Episodes of All Time". In the episode, Samantha believes that the seventh time will be the charm as Darrin has had to postpone their planned vacation to Florida six times already due to work. But a last minute work emergency makes them have to postpone the trip once again. Endora thinks that Darrin's actions don't make him a good husband since he is neglecting Samantha. So when Samantha states that Endora doesn't ever get to see the fun side of Darrin, Endora, without telling either Darrin or Samantha, decides to split Darrin into two, the "stuffed shirt" side who will stay behind and work on the emergency account, and the "fun" side who will go on the Florida vacation with Samantha.

1. Darrin sprains his ankle, and is confined to bed
   Samantha gives Darren the gift of supernatural powers
2. Darren in time, realizes that having things without working for them lessons their meaning
   All of the above

The correct answer is all of the above. This episode is another example of how the writers tried to accommodate Darin's back injury, by having him confined to bed. Even so he had to leave the show. In interviews years later York had always said he felt horrible because he never finished the show.

1. In the Top 5 shows
   In the Top 10 shows
2. In the Top 20 shows
   In the Top 30 shows

Bewitched enjoyed great popularity, finishing as the number two show in America during its debut season. It did well in the next several seasons. Season two was ranked at number seven, tied with The Beverly Hillbillies. Season three was ranked at number seven again tied with Daktari and The Beverly Hillbillies. Season four and five were still going well with a ranking of eleven. Then it dropped out of the top 20 for season six and out of the top 30 for season seven.

1. 4
   3
2. 2
   1

The correct answer is the Bewitched TV series won three Emmy awards. They were for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Comedy%0DMarion Lorne , Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Comedy, Alice Pearce and William Asher won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series.

1. Creative differences
   Dick York broke his contract in order to work on a movie
2. Dick York had a major back injury and was unable to work
   None of the above

The answer is C. Dick York's back pain was a result of being thrown from a horse during the filming of the 1959 western They Came To Cordura which starred Gary Cooper. This injury caused constant excruciating pain. Special furniture was used on the set for Dick York due to his back problems. Other cast and crew members also helped him get around on the set. He had to leave the show in 1969 when he suddenly collapsed to the floor on-set.