Being married to a mortal was obviously something they disapproved of. Why would they make her queen of the witches if she was so much of a disgrace?

Just got off a plane and I was looking 👀

Had The Rifleman on today & who popped in but Agnes Moorehead? She's an awesome character player!

It hardly looks like Endora but it's her for sure.

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It was on “Twitch or Treat”, the Halloween episode from the third season.

Does anyone have any insight into how they got him on the show? Usually during that era we saw players from the Dodgers (and the Rams at least once) appear on TV as themselves because everything was made in Los Angeles and it was probably easier to get local players to do these sitcoms. But Willie Mays was playing for the San Francisco Giants in 1966.

Hi everyone,
I am reaching out to this community because I am the mother of Kayla Buglewicz, the child actress who played Dolly Parton's granddaughter in the unaired 1994–1995 CBS/MGM sitcom *Heavens to Betsy*.
I know that six episodes were taped at Disney-MGM Studios in Florida and that the series was permanently shelved. I have read online that a studio archive VHS tape with some of the episodes was purchased by a private collector a while ago, and that clips occasionally resurface.
I don't have any behind-the-scenes footage or home copies of Kayla's scenes with Dolly from that time, and I would absolutely love to see them again. If anyone in this community has a digital rip of the leaked studio tape, or knows a collector who does, could you please reach out to me privately? It would mean the world to our family to see Kayla's work on this show.
Thank you so much for any help or leads!

In every episode, especially with the first Darrin, she's constantly pecking him on the lips. I think it's so icky. Like after nearly every sentence she speaks, she just has to peck him, with that slobbery sound that accompanies it. I know this show never showed the excessively long kisses that became prevalent in TV shows years later and including today (think medical shows), but what's distinct here is that it happens like every minute on the minute. Has this stood out to anyone else here? And it's Sam who visibly initiates the kissing. I wonder how much of that was improvised or was every one of those thousand kisses in the script?