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Bewitched: TV or Not TV (1971)

Bewitched: TV or Not TV (1971)
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While watching a TV kiddie show, Tabitha makes the show's Punch and Judy puppets come to life. Duly impressed by Tabitha's "ventriloquist" skills, the show's sponsor -- who happens to be Darrin's new client -- offers the girl a regular speaking role on the show. Problem is, Tabitha doesn't really want to be a performer, especially when she finds out that she may be depriving work to a deserving child actress. Featured in the supporting cast are Robert Q. Lewis as the show's director, and former movie leading lady (and ex-wife of Audie Murphy) Wanda Hendrix as the sponsor's wife. First telecast on November 3, 1971, "TV or Not TV" was written by Bernie Kahn. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Elizabeth MontgomeryDick Sargent, (more)
Director(s):
William Asher
 
 

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Synopsis of Bewitched: TV or Not TV

While watching a TV kiddie show, Tabitha makes the show's Punch and Judy puppets come to life. Duly impressed by Tabitha's "ventriloquist" skills, the show's sponsor -- who happens to be Darrin's new client -- offers the girl a regular speaking role on the show. Problem is, Tabitha doesn't really want to be a performer, especially when she finds out that she may be depriving work to a deserving child actress. Featured in the supporting cast are Robert Q. Lewis as the show's director, and former movie leading lady (and ex-wife of Audie Murphy) Wanda Hendrix as the sponsor's wife. First telecast on November 3, 1971, "TV or Not TV" was written by Bernie Kahn. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
William Asher
Writer(s):
Bernard M. Kahn
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