- the
Biblical Witch of Endor.
Endora finds mortals dull and
disapproves of Darrin, as do many of Samantha's relatives.
Endora refuses even to
speak Darrin's...
-
Endora may
refer to:
Endora (Bewitched), the
magical mother-in-law portra**** by
Agnes Moorehead on the TV
sitcom Bewitched Endora Lenox, the good witch...
- Stephens, **** York (1964–1969) as
Darrin Stephens, and
Agnes Moorehead as
Endora, Samantha's mother. ****
Sargent replaced an
ailing York for the
final three...
-
disabled younger brother and two sisters, in the
fictional rural town of
Endora, Iowa.
Peter Hedges wrote the screenplay,
based on his 1991
novel of the...
-
radioplay Sorry,
Wrong Number (1943). She
gained acclaim for her role as
Endora on the ABC
sitcom Bewitched which she pla**** from 1964 to 1972. Her performance...
-
tells Endora about the
volcano in
Harmony referring to it as how P****ions was
canceled at the last
moment and the
actors not knowing. She
tells Endora to...
- Darrin's as one of his
witch children named Little Endora, and then in a
Season Two
Halloween episode as
Endora herself transformed into a
little girl.[circular...
-
Peter Hedges novel of the same name, is set in the
fictional Iowa town of
Endora.
Hedges was born in West Des Moines. Des
Moines is home to
members of the...
- the
scripted antagonism between characters Darrin and his mother-in-law
Endora, in
reality **** York and
Agnes Moorehead enjo**** a very
close friendship...
-
current usage include a 1965
episode of
Bewitched in
which the
character Endora exclaims "All right, whatever" to her daughter, lead
character Samantha...
