Thei This Tv Show Analysis

A sitcom fantasy American television series, broadcast originally for several seasons from September 17, 1964 to March 25, 1972 on ABC. Created by Sol Saks & directed by Harry Ackerman and starting Dick York, Agnes Moorehead, Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick Sargent and David White. The show is based on a witch who married an ordinary mortal man, and compromises herself to lead the life of a typically normal suburban housewife. Bewitched hit a fantastic popularity, ending as the number two program in America on its debut season, and achieving the longest supernatural sitcom theme of the 1960s & 1970s. The program continues to be seen around the world on recorded media. The show was ranked as #50 on TV guides 50 greatest TV shows of all times.

A young witch named Samantha (Elizabeth Montogomery) meets and marries a man named Darrin Stephens (Dick York). Samantha refuses to use her powers and tries to become a typical normal suburban housewife. Her gifted family disagrees of the mixed marriage and interferes frequently in the couple's lives. Samantha and Darrin most often embrace, having to overcome the elements that failed to separate them. Samantha appears to be a young lady on where many episodes suggest that she is actually hundreds of years old! To keep their secret, witches avoid showing clues of
There was plenty of Dramatic View Of Marriage when Samantha and Darrin go back and forth with her using her powers to fix the cons in their life, he wants to see her try and avoid having the use of magic in their relationship. Also Killjoy was seen when both Samantha and Darrin want to make it work together and Samantha's magical family disapproves of Darrin being mortal and far from normal to them. I believe the audience will enjoy this comedy because, now a days we have shows about the supernatural and fictional tales and they have great ratings. They also continue to make more seasons of the show, because they know they have many