Bewitched. The complete first season
DVD |
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment,
Culver City, Calif. :
c2005.
- 1 of 1 Copy Available at Libraries in Niagara Cooperative
- 0 current holds with 1 total copy.
| Branch | Call Number | Location | Holdable? | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rittenhouse - Vineland | DVD TV Bewit S.1 | DVD | Copy hold / Volume hold | Available |
About
"Elizabeth Montgomery stars as Samantha Stephens, a pretty, typical America housewife who just happens to be a witch in this beloved comedy classic. Included in this magical DVD collection is the Emmy Award-winning series<U+2019> entire first season - 36 colorful episodes that introduces one of the funniest ensemble casts in TV history. Dick York as Samantha<U+2019>s mortal husband Darin, Agnes Moorehead as his witch of a mother-in-law Endora, Alice Pearce as nosey neighbor Gladys Kravitz, George Tobias as her oblivious husband Abner and Marion Lorne as dotty Aunt Clara. Join them and a who<U+2019>s who of <U+2018>60<U+2019>s pop icon guest stars - Adam West, Raquel Welch, Peggy Lipton and Arte Johnson - in this enchanting charming, and hysterically funny look at the suburban lifestyles of the witch and famous."--Container.
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Details
- ISBN: 1404981772 (in color)
- Physical Description: 3 (or 4) videodiscs (917 min.) : Dolby digital sd., col. ; 12 cm. + 1 folded sheet insert.videodiscvideorecording (DVD)
- Publisher: Culver City, Calif. : Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, c2005.
- General Note: Includes English, Spanish and Portuguese language tracks and optional Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese or Thai subtitles.Home use only."In color"--Container.1.33:1 fullscreen.Special features: Featurette: the magic unveiled ; magic and mishaps.Contains all 36 episodes from Season One, originally broadcast on television from 1964-1965, plus bonus features on 4 discs.
- Creation/Production Credits Note: Created by Sol Saks ; various episode writers & directors.
- Participant or Performer Note: Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick York and Agnes Moorehead with Alice Pearce, George Tobias and Marion Lorne.