Darrin Stephens: I'm doing this for Sam's good. Believe me, I know every ache and pain that she has, and it hurts me more than her. Endora: It doesn't yet, but it will.
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Bewitched is an American fantasy situation comedy originally broadcast for eight seasons on ABC from 1964 to 1972. It was created by Sol Saks under executive director Harry Ackerman, and stars Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick York, Dick Sargent, Agnes Moorehead
Darrin Stephens: You know, Endora, sometimes you can be almost human. Endora: This is no time to be insulting.
— Bernard Slade, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Samantha Stephens: Darrin, do you love me? Darrin Stephens: No. [Samantha is mad] Darrin Stephens: I mean, yes, I love you but no, I won't do what you want me to do when you say 'Darrin, do you love me?'.
— Robert Riley Crutcher, James S. Henderson, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
I know I'm a little vague at times, but on the other hand, when I forget something, I'm definite.
As I was saying, there are times when being a witch can be very satisfying.
— Paul Wayne, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
Samantha Stephens: That was a mean, low, sneaky, underhanded trick! Endora: Yes, it was. And I'm quite pleased with myself.
— John L. Greene, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
Gladys Kravitz: [talking about Samantha] I bet she has some strange disease, and we could catch it. Abner, you wanna wake up with something strange? Abner Kravitz: I've been doing that for twenty years. Why change now?
Samantha Stephens: Well, I've learned something very important tonight. Darrin Stephens: What's that? Samantha Stephens: Never let your husband criticize on an empty stomach.
— Paul Wayne, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
Try to understand, Darrin, you're only a mortal. No offense.
Where there's a witch, there's a way, you know.
Darrin Stephens: But if that mother of yours ever pulls a stunt like that again, I'm gonna use a little magic of my own. Make a few of her teeth disappear. Samantha Stephens: And no jury will convict you.
— Howard Leeds, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
A witch who's on the wagon is no match for an elf who's on the warpath.
Endora: I hate to criticize a man when he's down, Samantha, but Donald always struck me as being overly sensitive. Samantha Stephens: His name is Darrin!
— Richard Baer, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
Samantha Stephens: Darrin, are you mad at me? Darrin Stephens: No, that's not the word. Samantha Stephens: Furious? Darrin Stephens: You're getting warmer.
Larry Tate: Hi Honey. Decided on what you wanna do yet? Louise Tate: I don't care. What do you wanna do? Larry Tate: I don't know. What do you wanna do? Louise Tate: Oh, anything. But you make up your mind, Larry. I'll do anything you wanna do. Larry Tate: Okay, ah let's go to a ball game. Louise Ta…
Samantha Stephens: Oh, boy. That Mr. Kravitz sure is a great sleeper. Darrin Stephens: He's also a good snorer with amazing long-range reverberations. Samantha Stephens: There was a fleeting moment there around three am, when I thought we were under attack by enemy aircraft. In a way, it's kind of c…
— Richard Baer, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
You have personally set back the mother-in-law business 200 years!
— Ken Englund, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Darrin Stephens: Hello, sweetheart, this is your husband, D. Samantha Stephens: D for Dearest, or D for Darling? Darrin Stephens: D for Dumb.
— Richard Baer, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Samantha Stephens: All right, Mother. What's all this about? Endora: How did you know I was behind this? Samantha Stephens: I'm psychic.
— Roland Wolpert, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
Samantha Stephens: Mother's often said that mortals are their own worst enemies. Darrin Stephens: You just said the one word I don't like to hear. Samantha Stephens: 'Enemies'? Darrin Stephens: 'Mother'.
— Joanna Lee, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com