Ah, the late Elizabeth Montgomery. Put a decent wholesome beautiful blonde in the show and it's sure to be a hit, if the t.v. execs haven't learned that by now they never will. Look at it this way, Sam carried the show, not Darrin, not Endora, not the witchcraft. Asked my wife what she remembered about the show and she twitched her nose.
In my humble opinion this was the best of American t.v. in the '60s. Safe, mildly funny, mildly entertaining with wholesome characters and wholesome plots and of course the quintessential beautiful blonde whom everyman desired to be his wife. Give me this everyday over what's on tv now. This wasn't what made America great, but a symbol of American greatness.
Watching this now is like retreating back in time when we were glorified, not villified. Enough of this depressing thought, let me sit back and go back to the 1960's for another 25 minutes.

Bewitched is my childhood favorite. The reruns helped be get through a lonely, unhappy childhood. Being about to daydream about being magical gave me great happiness. I love it to this day.

This show can be viewed through a sociological lens. I feel it's telling of what's expected of a housewife at that time and also a satire of the advertising agency.

Glory of Bewitched will never fade away. People of all generation love it. I have been watching Bewitched since my chilhood, but never got chance to see all the episodes. I have become a huge fan of Elizabeth Mongomery....I have seen all the episodes posted at Hulu. But these are only till season 3....I wish we could have all episodes for the rest of 5 seasons as well. I feel I have got addicted to it. :-)

This is definitely my favorite TV show of all time. I could watch these shows over and over, and sometimes I do. The movie version with Nicole Kidman was a big disappointment to me.

Pedigree-wise, this is the lightweight on the list. But it might be an emotional favorite, evoking sweet nostalgia deep in the magical hearts of our panelists and readers. It doesn't matter whether it's Darrin #1 or Darrin #2-- the nebbish husband of a witch is always good for a laugh when he's trying to cope with her bizarre world (especially his disapproving mother-in-law). Just when I think that this show has faded from cultural relevance, I see someone on tv casting a spell by wiggling her nose, and it all comes back.
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I watched this show for the first time on Hulu, and I love it! This show is definitely better than the movie version with Nicole Kidman. I hope Hulu will continue to add more episodes from the 2nd and later seasons.

Give us the complete season 2 and we want more seasons. This is one of the best shows I watched growing up on Nickelodeon or Nick at Night!