Bewitched | Darrin And Samantha Become Parents! | Classic TV Rewind
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2020
- It's time for Darrin (Dick York) and Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) to meet their baby daughter for the first time, and finally pick a name for her. But Endora (Agnes Moorehead) wants to have her part in that...
From Season 2 Episode 18 'And Then There Were Three ' - Samantha gives birth to Tabatha and Darrin meets Serena for the first time.
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ABOUT BEWITCHED: United by love, Darrin and Samantha Stephens (Dick York and Elizabeth Montgomery) may look like a classic American couple, but they have a secret that distinguishes them from their suburban neighbors - ad executive Darrin (Dick York) is a mortal, but Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) is a beautiful witch.
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It's was so cute when darwood and endora hugged. 😊
The chemistry between Liz Montgomery and Dick York was _so_ fantastic. When they had emotional scenes like this, I *genuinely believed* they were in love.
Witch craft or no, though, ain't *no way* a woman that _just_ gave birth is gonna look _that_ spectacular!
It's called acting.
@@harperstacey9604 Well it's obvious they are both talented performers, friend. However, Dick Sargent was also a fine thespian....but he _neeeeeeeeeever_ had the same flow, the same naturalness, the same energy or spark that was present between these two. That had little to do with pure skill; it's more akin to a natural rapport, and its part of the magic that made these earlier seasons , in the opinion of many, far more classic and enjoyable than the latter ones.
@@Shenruss I know. When Dick Sargent took over the role of Darrin, it wasn't the same. He didn't have the charm or spark like Dick York. Many fans felt the difference.
@@harperstacey9604 Exactly my point. DS had the whole "curmudgeonly, frustrated, put-upon and somewhat stiff husband" aspect of Darrin down to a _T,_ don't get me wrong. And this came through in his portrayal; in some regards, he actually did it _better_ than DY, whose take on the character seemed more..."anxiously exasperated, wide eyed in panic and about to crack" . This was funnier in the earlier seasons, given the difference in time period and sensibilities (early "Norman Rockwell 60s" vs the "Swinging 60s"), true. However, if you think about it....in a way, this type of evolution for the same "character" of Darrin Stevens kind of makes sense...
DY's Darrin got all the fresh Hell from Sammi's family, well... _fresh!_ From the time they were newlyweds especially, till well after Tabby was born, the guy almost *never* got a break! Everyday, he could expect *something* bad or unexplainable to happen to him...but he could never tell _what_ it would be! Top it off, Larry was kind of .... I won't say "harder on him", but sort of "Expected more" of him" as a younger man in the less liberated earlier part of the 60s. That kind of cosmic-level uncertainty would _naturally_ leave such a rigidly structured, old-fashioned guy perennially "on edge" a lot of the time.
If you'll notice though, by the time Tabitha was born, Darin had started having fewer "whiplash emotional outbursts." Oh, they would _happen,_ sure, but it would usually have to be something more than Endora just being "magically mother in law bitchy" ----hell, even getting sent back in time to save Samantha and _nearly getting killed in a sabre duel_ only made him faint. And that episode was in year 3 or 4, I think. So yeah, by that time he'd gotten a _little_ more accustomed to the constant craziness the witching world and his in-laws would put upon him.
By the time DS came on the scene, in real life, Darrin and Samantha had been married... what was it, a full five years, six?.... Not only had they overcome various supernatural obstacles, they had gone through several serious _mortal_ relationship issues and were the parents of 2 young kids. He was well invested in taking care of her, and their family.
And by _this_ point, Darrin had been jinxed juju-ed, hexed, cursed, spelled, screwed over, shrunk, pranked, disintegrated, de-aged, werewolf-ized, given pregnancy pains, teleported, tripped through time, body morphed, evaporated, nearly frozen, roasted on a spit, changed into everything from a chimp to bird to a dog to a warthog, and had both his job _and_ his sanity put in danger *so many times* both accidently and purposefully, that he would likely no longer _be surprised_ when some shit went down via Endora, Aunt Clara, Maurice, one of Sam's other relatives/old boyfriends, or even Sammi herself!
After going through SO DAMN MUCH with no end in sight, _anybody_ would likely go from "Oh F@%!, what NOW?!?!?" to "Oh jeez, man, again? What now..." And I personally think DS's more mature, disgruntled take on Darin reflected this growth; he was never gonna leave Sammi and his family, so he _knew_ some next shit was _gonna happen_ every other day. He'd basically resigned himself to the fact that he'd never have a "normal" life, so he would naturally be less prone to DY's type of in-the-moment "freak out." Sam and Darrin were also older, so while obviously dedicated and still in love with each other, that natural passion from their earlier years, while still there, probably would have "cooled" a little bit with he daily grind of kids, home and work... again, that kind of natural growth makes a lot of sense.
In a more meta sense, DY was noted as thinking Elizabeth M was very attractive in real life, and it was said they worked well together (all though his friendship with Agnes Moorehead was said to be stronger, actually.) Concurrently, DS was purported to be gay in RL, so he naturally wouldn't have been as attracted to her as Darrin 1.0 would have; chemistry like that is palpable, an can come across on screen.
What I'm more referring to in _this_ scene though, isn't their attraction to each other, but the _genuine connection_ that comes across from the joy they seem to have in creating and sharing this new little life. He looked at her the way I remember looking at my girlfriend years ago when she said she maybe pregnant, that total "You are _the_ most beautiful thing I have seen on this earth; thank you for being in my life" vibe and her "Your the man that made me a mother... I feel so blessed being by your side" reaction is not really something you see a lot of pairs pull of _nearly_ as well on screen. That's more than "passion", their _bond_ felt genuinely real, even watching this clip years later.
Good as they are acting together never, *ever* caught anything like that between her and Darrin version 2.
Back then there was no way a woman that just had a baby was going to look so AWAKE. They were still almost knocking women out while the baby was being born back then. They would give them an injection that put them in a state of "twilight sleep" where they were still conscious, but so loopy they didn't really understand or remember what was happening. It would take several hours for it to wear off, and it was frequently the next day before a woman actually got to hold her baby. There WERE exceptions made for natural childbirth and nursing mothers, but only in certain hospitals, and with prior arrangements.
Precious moments bring even enemies together
Only for a brief moment.
One of my favorite episodes and scenes ever between Samantha and Darrin. Simply beautiful.
My favorite between Endora and Darin too, seems they CAN play nice AFTER all.
So sad. Only Erin Murphy is alive. Love bewitched. RIP to all.
David Lawrence who played Adam Stephens is also alive, too. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
What happened to her?
Elizabeth Montgomery was stunning! Holy cow!
I wish I looked that good after I had my babies, but at least they stayed in the room with me (my husband too) and I got to hold them as much as I wanted
omg no kidding same here
Awww he didn't even get to hold his daughter
In this episode, a one month old baby girl named Cynthia Black plays Tabitha. Afterwards, twins Heidi and Laura Gentry took over, then after a month or two, slightly older twins Julie and Tamara Young play Tab. Beginning if fall 1966, when the show switches to color, two year old fraternal twins Erin and Diane play the young witch. Then in late 1968, Erin goes it alone
Wow, you know your Bewitched history.
Tabitha is an amazing name lol!
Do you get the feeling that Endora really loved him?
Really?? Always for me
Endora’s an overprotective and doting mom to her only daughter and granddaughter. That’s why I think she often became irritating and overbearing to Samantha’s husband. I think she felt ‘threatened’ by Samantha’s husband.
I think so. This is a sweet moment. She didn't have to tell him, but she went out of her way to tell darren♡
The actors (Dick York and Agnes Moorehead) were very close in real life. I think that's what you're seeing here - the one time they could actually show how much they cared for one another.
Yes
Wow. Can you imagine new parents being treated like that today?
In some countries they are treated worse...
On of the best moments ever in this series, was this one. Period.
I used to watch this as a kid in india in the 90s with my grandparents. Fond memories!
So what did you think? Are witches part of Indian culture?
Darrin was funny.
And Samantha mother is really. 🤣
True to her iconic character as Samantha, Elizabeth Montgomery will always bewitching!😁
Hahaha, my father said it reminds him of when my sister was born in New Zealand, 30 years behind the times, still is. Was not allowed to be with Mum while she had her baby. But luckily the doctor appeared and was more modern and dragged my father along, the nuns were horrified hahaha
They still do this in Japan too.
Say what you want he played the heck out of that role
Now days, they kick you out the next day when you have a baby.
Not all the hospitals in california I've had my kids at they keep you for three days
I wish they would send me an my kids home after one day
I hate being at the hospital
What state are you cin where they only do it for one day?
Honestly dependent on the baby and how long it takes from them to do a number one and a number two.
Not if there's complications. I was in the hospital for 5 days. Two to induce labor. And when that didn't work, 3 more after the cesarean. They were talking about keeping me longer, because I was running a fever. But luckily it went back down, and I was able to go home as scheduled...
My cousin who just had a baby stayed for 3 days
US Federal law says they have to keep you for 2 days after the birth, if the mother wishes. Longer for C-sections.
I am so glad that I didn't have a baby in those days. It was so cruel to separate the parents and the babies!
I was in the room when our son was born. It was absolutely miraculous!
It’s also in the Bible: Galatians 6:7.
What a man sows, he shall reap.
And the name Tabitha is found in Acts 9:36-42, as the name of a woman raised from the dead by Peter. Her name in Aramaic, טביתא, means (female) gazelle; the same verse mentions that in Greek she was called Dorcas.
I had a baby in 2005 and 2009and was separate from them both times
Amen, I want the father to see me in dire pain birthing out a ten pounder so I could hold it over his head and milk it for special treatment for the rest of his life, I WANT HIM TO SEE EVERYTHING
@@juliannehannes11 I respect that
The mother needs rest to recover from the birth.
I think I just got bewitched, I just watched this episode yesterday and it ended up on my youtube Playlist!
Are we suppose to believe she looks that great after just giving birth?
Yes, she's a witch, so anything is possible.
@Brian Schienbein Well said. TV magic.
Well in the 70's TV was decent & respect for children & people in general
When I did post partum rotation in nursing school during the 70's and rooming in had not started yet, every single mother insisted on doing their makeup before their husband's arrived. Hospital's had strict visiting hour back then. Husband's did not see the mother's for several hours after delivery sometimes. Mother's had a recovery period where vital signs were taken every 15 minutes for an hour, every 30 minutes for two hours, along with other checks.
I had my first child in 1985 and my husband was not permitted to be with me in the delivery room, but three years later when I had my second child he was with me all through my labour and the birth
One of my all time favorite episodes. Love Eve Arden.
My favorite and always will be!! I have watched every episode so many times ❤
This is my favorite too! It was originally in black and white, which I like better. Somehow black and white makes it more special. ❤
@@jojospeechy4761 I love the Original Darren..Dick York💯❤
OMG I just realised that the woman who played the nurse is the headteacher in Grease. Of course she was younger here. I wonder what age she was there. Because she was born at the beginning of the century. 😂 😂 😂.
Eve was in her late 50s here
OMG SO YOUNG!
I just realized, she was in an I love lucy episode too! She was in the next booth the girls were starstruck after Ethel ask her a question. Eve Arden.
She also played it the Mothers in Law Tv show.
She was the principal of Grease's Rydell High, not a teacher...
My mother looked like that after giving birth, she refused to do anything without makeup on, she put lipstick on right before birth and then right after, i want to be like that when i have kids lol
I could never both of my kids stayed in the room with me the whole time
12k views in 6 days for a show that is 56 years old, very interesting
Awwwww what a cute baby
I so wish Darren & Endora had more times like this....
Aw, it's Principal McGee from Grease!
What a beautiful show!
I would've taken it further by naming her Tabitha Endora Stephens, so that she would always know who she got her name from, but then I'm not Darrin.
Great show.
Love Eve Arden
Eve arden was on a show called our miss brooks.
Ahhhhh. Back in the day when the dad wasn’t a labor coach 😅
So funny how they show her so perfect and neat after having a baby and now days our movies are crazy and dramatic!!😂
Off camera they were friends
Man! Nurse were brutal in those days.
Nurses back then, had no compassion.
No, nurses back then were not mean. They were on charge.
Thats Eve Arden (the Mother in laws) as the nurse.
I love eve Arden. She looks so different as a brunette here
I Love this part 🤣🤣🤣🤣💖💖 I miss them 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💖💖💖💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I wish i looked that good after i had my babys. Lol 😂
Omg I Elizabeth ring
Hospitals must have been horrible back then.
They gave women in labor "twilight sleep" to knock them out. It took a revolution in thought to change it. Notice how Samantha says its her first time to see the baby?
id have to have told that nurse where to go ha ha ha
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omg his obsession with witchcraft 😾
everyone in the comments seems to like the bit between samantha and darrin but tbh it was hellishly awkward like they'd never met but suddenly had a baby together lol
Things sure have changed! When our first daughter was born they would take the baby to the nursery and my husband and I didn’t want her to go there without us😂! That’s her⬅️ in the thumbnail on right but when we had our second daughter⬅️ that’s her on the left of me they didn’t have a nursery and the baby stayed in the room with the parents, and I was so tired and sleepy so I told them she can go to the nursery😂😂🤣!!! The difference between the first baby and the second!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Podrían bajar estos vídeos en español . No todo el mundo sabe hablar inglés .
Have that nurse go to the station
Póngala en español
Who is the nurse? She looks familiar.
Eve arden
RAYMONdCOX
Why is the nurse so strict?? 😅
Because it were the 60s. Pretty damn strict.
Those were the rules back then. Keep in mind the time period the show was shot during (late 60’s )
I loved the nursing uniforms, cap with the stripes representing their years in nursing school. The color of the stripe or the style of cap representing the nursing school they attended. The medical community needs to go back to the former education of our nurses. Medical care would improved in the states by leaps and bounds.
Why couldn't she zap baby is out.
What the hell 1960's? The husband can't be with the wife in the delivery room? He can't hold the baby? He can't even stay with his wife!!!! Ye gods! That's awful!!!
I don't know. In real life, mothers commonly bleed, scream, curse, pee, fart, poop, and puke, and the vaginal tissue tears. Even though those things are both natural and completely understandable, it may not be the way a woman wants her husband to see her. It also may cause the father to get sick, faint, or go a little crazy. Which could cause attention to be diverted from mom and baby and onto him. It may make you feel all warm and fuzzy picturing dad pitching in. But real life birthing is bloody and shocking.
This was common up until the mid-80's!
She is scaring him with her closing bye comment. Lol Poor guy levitating bottles. Give him a heart attack in worrying why don't ya Sam?! Lol like you supposed to talk to the baby not to expose herself that she is magic. Lol Like anyhow, her powers not till later. She was just born. Lol.
Give him a heart attack? She's the one who just gave birth and you're worried about him? Why would he worry his wife like that as if his daughter being a witch matters? He talks to Sam as if what she is is a bad thing! That's what you say to your wife and are concerned about right after she gave birth to your child?!
Hospitals are great at stealing your baby away and keeping them in a seperate room after birth. That's the worse thing that can happen to a newborn baby. It's completely the wrong thing to do. Keep the baby and mother together.
Omg you can REALLY tell this was written by a MAN
Loved old Darren hated the new one