Uncle Arthur And Serena Get A Mortal Job | Bewitched
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2020
- After giving up their powers, Uncle Arthur and Serena (Paul Lynde and Elizabeth Montgomery) decide to try a job. But how will it go for them?
From Season 5 Episode 25 'Samantha's Power Failure' - After Samantha's powers are stripped by the Witches Council, Uncle Arthur and Serena give Sam their support and end up losing their powers. Arthur and Serena try and get a job to make it in the mortal world.
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I would have to say that Elizabeth Montgomery is such a good actress that you think it's another person playing her her relative Serena
True I literally forgot it was her tbh
....it was so realistic that I had a little crush on Serena. Tee Hee. 🤭
I was younger bk then n never knew. Wow I was stupid. ..I should have known
She said she loved playing this character. It was like a breath of fresh air for her.
Arthur and Serena should have had their own show 😂🤣
I agree
That would be hysterical
I love how Elizabeth Montgomery says "your not my ideal playmate" she was and still is amazing even if she's not here with us
videos keep the memories alive
“Of course I’ve got it! You’re not explaining the theory of relativity you know”😂😂😂😂
You can’t tell me they didn’t have fun filming this clip. 😁😁😁
One of my very favorite episodes. I always loved the ones with Paul Lynde. I read somewhere that when he was a guest on the show,he and Liz Montgomery constantly made each other crack up.
I can believe it
When Paul Lynde had workers at his house, he’d yell out to them “ take your shirts off ! I’ll pay extra !! “ 😝😝😂🤣
THAT was funny, throwing them in the freezer and tossing nuts in ontop of them LOL cracked me up "nutem nutem"
😂
Oh that’s Sheriff Mort Metzger from Murder, She Wrote dipping those bananas. So young there
It was a tribute to Lucy & Ethel on the candy assembly line w a nod also to Lucy in the grape-stomping episode...
what a situation ,huh ?
What's the difference between a tribute and a rip-off?
@@richardgray8593 Bill Asher was a director on Lucy and the Producer of Bewitched
I wondered how many comments I could go down before some intellectual giant mentioned this. Congratulations Sweetie, third comment. How original. Off to count the next one, in the mean time, think of something on your own.
I got to 3 more. You people are just repeating what everyone in the world already knows. It’s as repetitive as saying Serena was played by Lizzie under the credit of Pandora Spocks. Now isn’t that original?
My favorite episode !! I laughed my ass off at this skit. Uncle Arthur and Serena was so good in this episode. Hysterical !!!!!! 😭😂😂😂😂😂
Serena and uncle arthur were so much fun❤️
“What do I do,when my nose itches? Scratch it on your coffee break”😂😂
Uncle Arthur and Aunt Clara were both great characters on the show.
The “Big Dipper”joke was on I Love Lucy too. Lucy:”They used to call me the “Big Dipper”😂
Yep, The "big dipper", "I'm a dipper from way back", and "No room for levity, no matter how weak"...All borrowed from I Love Lucy.
“Oh, we got a critic” lol
Paul Lynde is so funny on bewitched
I loved Paul Lynde. Funny, funny, and funny,,,
Love this skit ..what range Elizabeth Montgomery had Favorite 😻
This by far is my favorite episode ever!!! Paul Lynde is such a treasure, just love him!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️!!!!!!
"Who rolls it in the nuts and puts it in the tray". Ok, uncle Arthur.
The bumbling police from Murder she wrote 😀 nice to see him in another role..
Thank you , I am scratching my head where I see him before
Paul Lynde was the best. His wisecracks on Hollywood Squares were epic. Amazing he got away with so many of them in the 60's & 70's.
❤Paul lynde, oriental fast food, minute rice, ❤ cousin serena , I hear Elizabeth Montgomery husband like serena too, sexy voice &personality & outfits
People had a sense of humour in the 60's and 70's.
I could hang out with them all day. lol
One day I'm gonna binge watch all Serena eps! 😊
Maybe some intrepid you tuber will make a compilation of Serena scenes ... when she sings "I'll Blow You A Kiss On The Wind" for example...!
I don't care if he was gay...Paul Lynde was funny as hell.
The first part of your comment wasn’t necessary.
He had a unique persona that just projected right out into the stratosphere, carrying the audience along.
This is a great scene, and a clear tribute to the hilarious chocolate factory scene in 'I Love Lucy'.
Yes, and they even say the same lines! The ILL chocolate factory scene was also parodied in a Saved By The Bell episode Screech's Spaghetti Sauce. And more recently The Nick Show Side Hustle also did a variant of that iconic
scene in the episode Make A Mutt.
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Elizabeth Montgomery's husband at the time, William Asher, produced Bewitched, and had also worked on I Love Lucy.
any episode with Uncle Arthur in it was sure to be loads of fun! This was one of my favorites! Wasnt this the only episode that uncle arthur and serena were together?
" your not teaching the theory of relativity " Paul sure had a way with him!
I remember an episode where Uncle Arthur turns himself briefly into a skeleton singing a little ditty in front of Darren and Serena…..
"Well, that was a good day's work."
Okay, now a little bit of production geekdom: this is the first and only scene in the history of Bewitched that used a multi-camera set-up to film the action, similar to how a sitcom is taped before a live audience. Traditionally, an actor's lines are shot with one camera, then all scenes edited together. Given the slapstick nature of this scene, it made sense to catch it likely in one take and the production crew did an amazing job filming it and keeping it flowing flawlessly. And kudos, of course, to the actors.
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Wow, Thats why this was hysterical !!! very interesting as this is my favorite episode and i laughed so hard.
I wonder if when the banana fell on the floor , if that was Ab-libbed ??
Thanks for the info
Another bit of geekdom: This scene was a deliberate shout-out to the famous scene in "I Love Lucy" where Lucy and Ethel had to keep up with the chocolates at the chocolate factory -- and now that I think of it, there are also definite elements of the famous grape-stomping scene, too!
@@legaleagle46 A third bit -- William Asher, the exec producer here, was also the director of the Chocolate Factory episode of Lucy.
Great scenes. The boss here is Ron Masak aka Sheriff Mort Metzger from Murder She Wrote
Ron just passed. Really sad because he was another actor with such a great range.
I totally remember watching this episode when I was 5 years old. Of course I loved it but i HATED the mess they made. It reminded me of the mess the Cat In The Hat made with that pink stuff. I didn't even get in trouble as a kid for making messes but messes always gave me anxiety lol! They still do.
I always loved it when Uncle Arthur was in it. Samanthas relatives were the best. Durwood’s parents were soooo boring.
Mabel Albertson, who played DARRIN'S mother, was hilarious. The stare she gives Aunt Clara in the episode MEETING THE PARENTS always has me in stitches😂😂(Season 1 or 2)!
@@jonathanpikecoleman8838 Yep, Darrin's parents rule.
@@jonathanpikecoleman8838 “Frank, I’m getting a sick headache!” Mabel was hilarious.
@@jonathanpikecoleman8838 She was the perfect victim for a magical practical joke. In real life her brother was Jack Albertson, famous as Grandpa Joe in "Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" and later in "Chico and the Man".
Only Darwin was a bigger bore
Paul Lynde was never short of work in the 1960's, was he. So many sitcom appearances! Certain actors just keep turning up in that era, like Vito Scotti and Charles Lane.
Charles Lane had a long career, he played about 60 gazillion roles.
Paul Lynde's laugh was SO contagious!
Definitely one of my favorite moments from the show! Many thanks for the memories!!!
Uncle Arthur & Serena..oh mu🤣
The other male actor in this scene is Ron Masak in his early years.
I MISS THE OLD MAGICAL DAYS !.
I remember a very similar episode with Lucy and Vivian
Me too 🤣🤣🤣
That’s where they got it from. Good comedy never gets old.
Me too! Still hilarious!
Manushri Anand Lucy and Ethel worked in the chocolate factory.
This was a tribute to that classic scene from I Love Lucy
I remember seeing this at my grandparents' house.
Lol Paul Lynde knew a thing or two about dipping bananas in chocolate and rolling them in nuts.
That escalated quickly 🤣
LOL. Liz and her use of saucy language at times. I think it's in the book THE ESSENTIAL ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, the author Herbie Pilato, cites two instances on PASSWORD where Liz accidentally used the f word and sh*t. If people want to see Liz as herself, check out PASSWORD from the 60s and PASSWORD PLUS from the late 70s and early 80s. She will crack you up. She had a wonderful personality andl sense of humor, according to those who knew her. They're out here on UA-cam.
Finally, Liz said in an interview that Paul Lynde didn't like it when she dressed in the Serena outfits. She offered to loan them to him on any Saturday night. 🙂
The boss would be in big trouble now for making comments like that to Serena!
@KevinMike.
As I was reading your comment, I had on of those "slap yourself on the forehead moments,"
I had "forgotten" that Elizabeth WAS Sabrina.
No wonder Elizabeth was so good, she was two actresses in one!
Serena sexually harasses nearly every man on the show, going as far as pretending to be Sam to get some sugar. But you will ignore that, right?
Again, folks, you are not supposed to notice that
I could be wrong, but I remember the actor playing Uncle Arthur, Paul Lynde, being a similar type of character on I Dream Of Jeannie
He was salesman on I dream of Jeannie
The other guy looks familiar too
He was an I.R.S. Auditor on
I Dream of Jeannie.
He was also a driving instructor in Bewitched before he was cast as Uncle Arthur
They were both gay.
@@kristabrewer9363 The other actor is Ron Masek who played the new sheriff on Murder She Wrote.
Paul Lynde was the best ever!!!!!!! Loved him !!!!! I record Bewitched, all the time, and watched it!!!! ❤❤❤.... 👍👍👍....
The beginning of the Chocolate Factory tributes.
I always thought the actor Ron Masek (The manager) was so Hot ! Woof!
Me too!
Agreed, and Bob Hasting...the actor that played Kelsey on All in the Family...woof, woof..💓
@@robertlarroque8636 Me three!😎
He was definetely my idea of a playmate!
I think Masek played the ice cream man on I Dream of Jeannie in an episode where Jeannie's locked in a safe. He'd take his little trolley around NASA and sell popsicles and such; Tony ended up borrowing the cart and disguising himself as the guy.
the double entendre of paul lynde/uncle arthur rolling huge (chocolate dipped) bananas into nuts is hysterical - oh to be working or visiting on the set the day they were filming this - the jokes & fun must have been off the chart - elizabeth/serena was very gay friendly & enjoyed a wicked joke & saucy language from time to time :)
Haha. They knew what they were doing...
I read somewhere that Liz and Paul Lynde would constantly make each other laugh when he guest starred on the show.
That employer was a copper in the episode with the bed warmer
Paul Lynn was so funny. Loved him on Hollywood squares.
Love the comedy, but there's also a serious point made in this scene. That American jobs are frequently a hellish nightmare of overwork and underpay. I won't mention any names.....haha.
Is that the sheriff from Murder, She Wrote?!
Yup
I have always felt for the poor guys left to do cleanup.
Thanks for the memories. Loved this show..
Ooh blimey it's like the Generation Game with Bruce Forsythe!
Bristling Broomsticks! These two have gone bananas. And nuts. With chocolate covered all over.
Arthur and Serena would have never made it as mortals
Why didn't they use witchcraft when the belt started sending the bananas too fast?
@@wandaperi They couldn't. The Witches' Council had removed their powers for siding with Samantha against them when they removed Samantha and Tabitha's powers as punishment for Samantha's refusal to end her marriage to Darrin. That's why Arthur and Serena were working there in the first place.
To be fair, a lot of us mortals don't do a great job at making it.
Well, they tried, have to give them that.
Serena was the best
The moment boss imitates uncle Arthur...😂
Inspired by I love Lucy. The sexual harassment though!
Get used on your own time, Dimwit.
Did you ignore the hundreds of times that Serena magically sexually harassed...well everybody. Her masquerading as Sam, is attempted rape.
@@darkwitnesslxx,true
You're not supposed to notice that.
@Peter Flood Agreed
LOL this made me super hungry for something sweet.
I love this scene and the lines. So funny!
my favourite such a fun episode love uncle arthour the only mistake he called her Sabrina
I remember Dairy Queen actually had those chocolate covered bananas lol
This episode was great
Completely awesome
Who says TV didn't deal with sexual harassment in the way back. Also? Watch "That Girl."
I wonder if any of the ending was ad-libbed? Great stuff!
Reminds me of when Lucy and Ethel were working at the candy factory
This is some Lucy & Ethel sh**. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Very Nice 💕💕💕 Love 💜
That hair looks good on her
They topped Lucy's candy program.
Bill Asher, creator of Bewitched, directed I Love Lucy. The similarity between some of the shows’ storylines isn’t coincidental.
Puntata fortissima di vita da strega
This has hints of I Love Lucy!
Ron Masak, who played the boss in this clip, died just this week.
Well thanks for that
Lol r u bananas 🍌 🤣 or nuts 🤣
Lol I like it !!!!!
They should have used magic to suspend the bananas in the air!
The best
They had to get jobs because they were stripped of their magical powers.☺
Worked at a MARS ice cream plant, it was exactly like this.
Wow this was lifted from I Love Lucy.
I think they got some of that from I Love Lucy, but it was still funny!
Serena IS a witch. Uncle Arthur IS a warlock. What happened with using their magic powers I wonder?
They had their powers stripped by the Witch's Council due to their support of Samantha's marriage to a mortal. Though they could be absolute menaces at times, you could never call them disloyal, whereas Endora would scheme up ways to break up Darrin and Samantha, though there were times Darrin deserved it.
I love Serena more than Samantha. I can't believe it's the same actress.
Very similar to the I Love Lucy episode with Lucy and Vivian at the candy factory. Ain’t that a pip?!
I love it. It’s like I love Lucy. Can’t keep up? We’ll get hustling and be a badass employee.💪💪💪💪💪
I wonder if these are available? They look good!
Patrick Saxon they sell Diana’s Bananas in the Freezer at Kroger and Publix here in Nashville. They have a few types (dark chocolate, milk chocolate, etc) and they are quite good.
@@mikecole1664 Banana Babies too!
Reminds me of Lucy with the conveyor belt
Reminds me of the Lucy episode with the chocolates
the show copied I Love Lucy's candy factory episode but it was still funny. I think Serena and Uncle Arthur had lost their powers so they were getting a regular job.
Same writers as I Love Lucy
Decades later in was copied in a Saved By The Bell episode "Screeches Spaghetti Sauce" in which the gang soes an assembly line bottlig and labeling for the recipe, and just this this and Lucy" everything gets out of hand.
Edge...if the copyright (if it existed on this type of skit) was purchased it was all dandy. All that was feared was a lawsuit, so everything was cleared away.
Just goes to show that classic comedy never goes out of style.
Bill Asher, Liz's husband directed and produced that episode of I love Lucy, so it's not stealing.
Un dolce buonissimo
Reminds me of Lucy at the candy factory.
“It’s like Indianapolis Speedway”
Un ottimo dolce buono per fare colazione la mattina