Welcome to the original Bewitched bloopers page on the Internet!  I have witched up a giant list of Bewitched & 1164 bloopers, arranged by season and episode number.  Many thanks to all who have donated blooper sightings and/or images, especially Harpies Bizarre, Paul Yeager, Ben Saucer, Bill Lane, Sarah Harvey, Mark Andricola, Michelle Mullins and Keith Cronin.  Additonal thanks goes out to Jim Lee and Judge MacLaughlin.  If you spot any more bloopers or strange occurences and your name is not Gladys Kravitz, feel free to e-mail me!
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	Bewitched #39: We're in for a Bad Spell Talking about bad spells!  Look how much the camera shifts in this walking-through-the-wall effect.  (Note change in position of the floor lamp.)  An idiot could have made a smoother transition.
	Bewitched #40: My Grandson, the Warlock Darrin's car "breaks down" here when he's trying to stall Larry and Louise from getting to his house to pick up their son Jonathan.  But that house in the background looks familiar!  It's the Stephens' next-door neighbor, and the car is actually directly in front of 1164!  (Across from the end of the Stephens' driveway, more or less.  That's 1162's driveway in the image.)
	Bewitched #40: My Grandson, the Warlock The Stephens' car top is up late at night when Samantha and Darrin bring the Tate's baby home, but then the top is down early the next morning.
	Bewitched #42: Take Two Aspirin and Half a Pint of Porpoise Milk When Darrin appears before the local authorities, notice the map behind the Sergeant's desk.  It's Los Angeles!  (Now what would that be doing in a municipal building in suburban Connecticut/New York?)  Moreover, the same map is also on the opposite wall of the room, seen behind the officer and lady with the ostrich feather.
[No picture available yet]	Bewitched #44: The Very Informal Dress Samantha's dress created by Aunt Clara begins to disappear piece by piece.  In one shot, the dress loses its sleeves but keeps the collar.  Then we see Samantha trying to get Aunt Clara's attention, but the collar is now missing from the dress, even though it was never shown being zapped off with the sleeves!
	Bewitched #47: Aunt Clara's Old Flame More not-so-good special effects.  Aunt Clara walks through 1164's front wall to arrive.  However, she begins to fade out before she even gets to the wall!
	Bewitched #48: A Strange Little Visitor The opening credits here for the writers looks way too low!  (Usually the words are centered or slightly above center.)
	Bewitched #52: The Magic Cabin When Darrin and Samantha arrive at Larry's old cabin, it starts to rain very heavily.  The cabin's roof leaks; Sam fixes it with witchcraft, and they spend the night.  The next morning, they go out for a drive, and the car windows are wide open!
	Bewitched #57: Fastest Gun on Madison Avenue The same newspaper is used for different days!  The first scene shows Darrin in the kitchen the morning after he knocked out Jolting Joe Kovak (with Samantha's help).  Later in the episode, he knocks him out again, and eventually also lays down the "Champ", Tommy Carter, when he stumbles in the restaurant/bar.  Then we see him reading the paper again... the same one!  (But with different headlines in the close-up shots of the front.)
	Bewitched #58: The Dancing Bear Phyllis gives Tabitha a "new" toy clown.  Too bad we've already seen the same clown three episodes ago, sitting on the window seat near the nursery door in episode #55 (which is what this image is from).
[No picture available yet]	Bewitched #59: Double Tate In the episode where Aunt Clara babysits Tabitha and Jonathan Tate, Aunt Clara arrives and tries to crash through the front door of the set.  When this happens, you can see the porch columns shake!
[No picture available yet]	Bewitched #60: Samantha, the Dressmaker Samantha wears a beautiful formal gown that was supposed to be an Aubert original.  However, the same dress debuted in episode #9!
	Bewitched #62: Baby's First Paragraph Not really a blooper, but this shot shows one of the many ways they created a very high (and unusual-shaped) living room ceiling.  They also added a large flat board on top of the rounded piece of beamwork in the corner so Endora had more room to sit on it.  Check out this same area under episodes #217 and #222 on my "Season 7" bloopers page.
	Bewitched #62: Baby's First Paragraph What's that at the top left, above and behind the city buildings?  Why, it's the back of another giant studio façade!  This can also been seen in several other episodes, including #223, pictured on my "Season 7" bloopers page.
[No picture available yet]	Bewitched #63: The Leprechaun As Samantha is pushing Tabitha's stroller down the sidewalk, you can see the production crew's reflection in the bay window of the house!
[No picture available yet]	Bewitched #65: Disappearing Samantha When Samantha is in the bedroom with the ice pack on her head and Endora pops in, you can see the wires holding up the ice pack when Sam disappears.  (You have to look closely for this one.)
	Bewitched #67: Follow That Witch When Samantha twitches up a storm in Charlie Leach's apartment, she decides to zap the ceiling light off of its chain.  It falls straight down onto the coffee table, but the table smashes in half before the falling lamp even gets there!
	Bewitched #67: Follow that Witch Samantha zaps Charlie Leach all the way to Mexico.  As he walks back, he pauses at a sign that says "New York" in Spanish, but gives the distance in English, and in the wrong units!  (It should be kilometers, not miles, so the sign should read "3441 kilómetros").  Of course, had Charlie Leach known that he was standing right next to 1162's garage (that's 1164 just above his head), he wouldn't have been so worried!  The bottom image shows a better view of the rear of 1164's garage.
	Bewitched #70: Man's Best Friend One of the knobs on Samantha's kitchen cabinet drawers is crooked!  Well, at least it's there.  That drawer had no knob in episode #61 (see bottom image below).
	Bewitched #71: The Catnapper The east end of the kitchen is gone!  For a few scenes, they had removed the east set of kitchen cabinets (with the sink), the splashboard and the window!  Compare to the second image here from episode #61.

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