Starring: Agnes Moorehead, Dick York, David White, Elizabeth Montgomery
Hippie, Hippie, Hooray - S4-E21
Plot hole: Why would Serena need Samantha to zap her out of jail? Serena is a witch and very tricky.
Hippie, Hippie, Hooray - S4-E21
Continuity mistake: In season 4 episode 10 (That Was No Chick, That Was My Wife) Louise and Larry met Serena when Sam was explaining why she was home and not Chicago. Then in this episode neither Larry nor Louise know about Serena.
Samantha: Darling, I've been trying for weeks to give this house a thorough cleaning. These carpets are filthy.
Darrin Stephens: How can you worry about dirt on the rugs when we're about to see the surface of the moon?
Samantha: The moon could use a vacuuming too. All that dust... yych.
Samantha Fights City Hall - S5-E9
Trivia: Because Erin Murphy, who played Tabitha, was ill, her fraternal twin sister Diane took her place in this episode. By this time, Erin and Diane didn't resemble each other as much as they once did, and it was obvious to regular viewers of the show that it wasn't the Tabitha they were used to seeing. The producers received several letters asking "Who was that?"
Question: In one episode (not sure which one but it was in the Dick York era), Darrin was arguing with Samantha and said something like "Confiding in a woman is like broadcasting by Telstar." What exactly does that mean and what was Telstar?
Answer: The Telstar Reference was in Dangerous Diaper Dan when Samantha engages in too much gossip.
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Answer: Telstar was an early communications satellite system. Darrin, in a particularly sexist manner reflective of this era, is saying that telling a secret to a woman means it is guaranteed to be "broadcasted" to multiple people.
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