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most frequently used props is the Harpies Bizarre magazine. Endora,
Serena, and Aunt Hagatha were all seen reading the magazine on Bewitched
in episodes 2, 3,
82, 129,
229, 247,
253. It’s interesting to note that
in each episode the magazine was seen, it had the same cover. NOTE:
There is a cosmic coincidence in the fact that this prop appeared in
the second and the second to the last episodes of Bewitched.
The
Harpies Bizarre Magazine As Read by Endora in 3
The
Harpies Bizarre Magazine As Read by Serena in 247
The
Harpies Bizarre Magazine As Read by Hagatha in 253
Pop over to Crossover
Props for a look at Jeannie and June Cleaver also reading Harpies
Bizarre ...sort of.
A children's illustration
that was primarily seen in Tabitha's room, was also displayed above
another child's bed in 27.
The
Children's Illustration As Seen in 27
The
Children's Illustration As Seen in 58
The
fountain in the park, often seen on Bewitched, is seen in several
other movies and TV shows, like The Monkees, The Flying Nun, Friends,
Lois & Clark, West Wing and Birds of Prey.
The
Circular Fountain on Bewitched and Friends
The
funny looking little clown that Phyllis gave to Tabitha in 58,
"The Dancing Bear," is also seen in Ho Ho's hope chest in
92, "Ho Ho the Clown."
It's only seen for a split second when a trunk opens. In a related blooper,
the clown is also seen in Tabitha's room in 55,
before Phyllis gave it to her!
The
Toy Clown in 58
An
ornate hookah, or hubble-bubble smoking pipe, was used by Endora in
69, 71,
and 154 and Dr. Bombay in 107.
The Old Man of the Mountain smoked a larger hookah in 217.
The
Hookah Pipe As Seen In 71
The
tea service seen in the movie Bell Book & Candle, starring
Kim Novak as a witch, as well as in several episodes of Bewitched,
usually during formal gatherings. One place of note is in Dick York's
final episode, 170, "Samantha
and Darrin in Mexico City," at the banquet.
The
Tea Service As Seen in Bell, Book & Candle and Bewitched
The
"Spooky Chair" makes an appearance 86,
"Sam's Spooky Chair," and again in 108,
"Long Live The Queen."
The
"Spooky Chair" As Seen in 86
The
set for the Stephens's master bedroom was also used for the guest bedroom
and Tabitha's bedroom (after Adam was born and she moved out of the
nursery).
Sam
and Darrin in their Room in 140
Tabitha
in Her Room in 241
Ticheba
Redecorates the Guest Room in 108
The
set for the Stephens's den doubles as the Tate's den in 91,
"Sam in the Moon," and is very similar to the nursery (painted
pink for Tabitha and blue for Adam) from this vantage point. This set
was also used for the nursery, which explains the pink walls in Larry's
den. According to Adam (of www.1164.com), the paneling for Darrin's
den is placed on top of the walls for filming. In one scene, the fake
wall outside the door (covering the hallway entrance to the kitchen)
was not pushed over far enough, and you can make out the hall closet
door.
The
Tate 's Den in 91
The
Nursery in 75
Larry
and Louise seem to inhabit the same bedroom as Darrin and Samantha.
The
Tate's Bedroom As Seen in 98
Gladys
and Abner Kravitz's living room is the same set as the master bedroom
of the neighbors at 1164 Morning Glory Circle. Note how the dormer windows
were converted into bookcases.
The
Kravitz's Living Room in 135
Endora's
fantastically gaudy earrings appeared in 98,
"Art for Sam's Sake" and again in 139,
"Man of the Year."
"Three-Dimensional
Cosmotastic Baubleplastic" Earrings As Seen in 98
Serena
can be seen wearing her mod hat in 111,
"Double, Double, Toil and Trouble," and again in 128,
"Hippie, Hippie, Hooray."
The
Mod Hat and Glasses in 128
Many
of the same set elements from the pet shop in 156,
"Serena Strikes Again, Part 2" (just rearranged a little),
can be seen at Postlewaite's Apothecary shop.
The
Shop Set in 156 and 253
Mrs.
Stephens's kitchen is the same set used for the Kravitz's in the later
years.
The
Kitchen Set in 152 and 163
Mrs.
Stephens's foyer is the same set used for Miss Parson's (the cat lady
of Morning Glory Circle) house and Gretchen Millhouser's house in 133.
The
Foyer Set in 160 and 163
Endora
used the same zipper on Serena in 165
and Darrin in 179 to stiffle them.
Serena
Zips Her Lips in 165
The
Dodo bird is used in 118 and 253--what
is it about those tail feathers?
The
Dodo Bird in 253
Endora's
"Follow Me" bouncing ball is seen in 77,
95, 165
and 199. The ball is also used as
a crystal ball on the coffee table in 77,
and as a split-second transition effect in 87.
The
Follow Me Ball in 87
The
Follow Me Ball in 95
The
jumbo-sized martini is seen in episodes 10,
40, and 167.
Maurice
and His Jumbo Martini in 167
The
Fuzz doll is seen in episodes 157
and in 219 where the doll is brought
to "life" by Serena. This larger critter costume was recycled
from 109 and 115.
The
Fuzz Doll in 157
The
giant cocktail glass with plastic swans around the rim and the red "witches'
joy juice" is consumed by Serena in episode 211
and by Endora and Samantha on Cloud 9 in 252.
The
Cocktail Glass in 211 and 252
The
portrait of the figure wearing a hooded cloak that hung in Larry's office
for all eight seasons, was also used in his dining room in 59,
in Serena's hotel room in 54, and
a restaurant alcove in 69.
The
Cloaked Figure Portrait at McMann and Tate
Uncle
Arthur zapped up the same skeleton in episodes 165
and 218.
The
Skeleton in 165
The
full sized billboard seen in 5, "Help,
Help, Don’t Save Me," reveals itself for the model that it is in
11, "It Takes One to Know One."
Then returns to full size again in 35,
"Eat At Mario's."
McMann
and Tate Billboard in 5, 11
and 35
The
traffic light Sam used to delay their arrival at the ballgame in 6,
"Little Pitchers Have Big Fears," reappears in the Stephens
living room, courtesy Endora, in 23,
"Red Light, Green Light." Then pops up again in 61,
"The Horses Mouth" and 146,
"Mirror, Mirror on the Wall."
 
Traffic
Light in 6, 23
and 61
The
egg-shaped vase, seen in "Miss Jasmine's" hotel suite in 11,
"It Takes One to Know One," reappears at the Tate's residence
in 64, "Double Split," and
again in Charlie Leach's apartment, in 67,
"Follow That Witch, Part 2." It's interesting to note how
inconsistent Dynacs was in choosing palettes when they did the vase
in the colorized episodes.
The
Egg-Shaped Vase in 64 and 67
The
"Truth God" from 50, "Speak
The Truth," is seen being dusted by Samantha, in 72,
"What Every Young Man Should Know." Does Darrin know she kept
the little tattletale around?
The
"Truth God" in 50 and 72
The
picture, seen here in 140, "Splitsville,"
frequently makes the leap from living room to bedroom, and even all
the way to Salem, as in 204, "Samantha's
Hot Bedwarmer".
The
Picture, as seen in 140 and 204
The
plane that Dick York's Darrin took in 9,
"Witch or Wife," was also flown by Dick Sargent's Darrin (with
the seats reupholstered), in 203,
"The Salem Saga." In both instances, Samantha and Endora were
seen outside the craft.
The
Plane from 9 and 203
The
giant's "Golden Harp"from 171,
"Samantha and the Beanstalk" is the same as the harp seen in the background
in 236, "TV or Not TV."
The
Harp
The
desk lamp, usually seen in Darrin's den, is spied in Larry's cabin in
52,
"The Magic Cabin," Darrin and Samantha's Salem suite in 204,
"Samantha's Hot Bedwarmer," and again in the office of Tabitha's ice
skating coach, Billy Blades Bookholtzer, in 246,
"Samantha On Thin Ice."
The
Desk Lamp
The
rooster from the Stephens living room, is sighted in the Kravitz living
room, in 222, "Darrin Goes Ape".
The
Rooster
The
set that was used as the Tower of London in 229
and 230, "How Not to Lose Your
Head to King Henry VIII, parts 1 & 2," was the same as that
used for the museum in Rome, Italy in 233,
"Bewitched, Bothered, and Baldoni." Then we see the set yet
again as Witscit Castle in 235, "The
Ghost Who Made a Specter of Himself."
The
Set from 229 and 233
The
same photo of Samantha that Serena gives to Darrin in 142,
"Samantha Goes South for a Spell,"to help locate Samantha
in the past, is also seen hanging on Juke's cloud in 144,
"Darrin Gone and Forgotten."
The
Photo from 142 and 144
The
sofa, first seen in Larry's cabin in 52,
"The Magic Cabin," makes a stop in the Kravitz living room
in 66, "Follow That Witch, Part
1," before crossing the street and taking up permanent residence
in the Stephens household, where it is seen in many color episodes.
The
Sofa from 52, 66
and 93
The
prop department is often seen recycling copy in their newspapers. Here's
examples from 62, "Baby’s
First Paragraph" and 117,
"To Trick or Treat or Not to Trick or Treat," and even The
Brady Bunch and The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet.
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The
stereo console from the Stephens household, seen in 31,
"That Was My Wife," as well as other episodes, is spotted
again after Samantha spruces up Larry's cabin in 52,
"The Magic Cabin."
Stereo
console from 31 and 52
Until
now, we've resisted adding the horse statue that often appears in Darrin
and Larry's offices, since it made sense that McMann & Tate property
would move around the firm as offices were redecorated, and usually
restrict prop crossovers to Bewitched
and I Dream of Jeannie, but it seems that the horse just keeps
popping up. It's seen here in Bell, Book and Candle (1958),
Bewitched (1964-1972), The Brady Bunch (1969-1974),
and A Very Brady Sequel (1996). Could it be a famous statue
that was a hot reproduction back then, and not really the same horse
circulating around?
The
yellow cellophane wrapped champagne bottle sent to the Tates by Darrin and Samantha in 105, "Bewitched,
Bothered, and Infuriated," is seen again being given to Louise
by Larry in 109,
"Toys in Babeland." Shame on you, Larry, for regifting Louise
her own anniversary present!
Champagne
Bottle from 105
The
silver sofa was reused heavily from seasons 2-7. This includes 60,
Aubert's hotel room (Note: Dynacs incorrectly colored this orange);
64, The Tate's living room; 73,
The Stephen's living room; 101, Terri
Warbel's apartment; 113, Mary Jane
Nilesmunster's hotel room (Note: this set was also used as the Tate's
living room in 109); 135,
The Tate's living room ; 221, The
Tate's living room.
The Silver Sofa in Episodes 64,
101, and 221
The
painting of a nobleman was used in the foyer of the 1164 set in #s
80 and 81, replacing the Girl
with a Broom painting. This same painting was also tucked
away in the dining area of the villa set used in episode 233.
The Nobleman Painting in Episodes
80, 81,
and 233
The
toy pony, seen at the Stephens' in 74,
"Prodigy," is seen again in 75, "Nobody's
Perfect," both at the house and at Diego's photo studio.
The Toy Pony in Episodes 74
and 75
The
toy giraffe, seen at Diego's photo studio in 75,
"Nobody's Perfect," appears again at the Stephens' in 78,
"Accidental Twins," after having been whipped up by Aunt Clara.
The Toy Giraffe in Episodes 75
and 78
The
toy octopus (which Tabatha later named "Cynthia Octofish"),
seen at Diego's photo studio in 75,
"Nobody's Perfect," appears again at the Stephens' in 159,
"Samantha, the Sculptress."
The Toy Octopus in Episodes 75
and 159
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