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The Donna Reed Show: Season Three (2009) Review

The Donna Reed Show: Season Three (2009)
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Wow, talk about fast releases! I am not even finished viewing The Donna Reed Show's Second Season and Arts Alliance announced that Season Three will be available to purchase on December 1st,2009! In this Season 3, there are 38 episodes which will be featured on 4 discs with bonus material. With only 5 more seasons to follow, it looks like we'll have The Donna Reed Show's complete series faster than any series ever put on dvd. I just hope in all this speed that they keep the film quality as good as the first 2 seasons, as the quality is good, but not great. After seeing The Lucy Show's remastered quality that is almost pristine perfect, this show looks passably good, and I hope they keep it this way.
In this third season, daughter Mary is now 16 and learning to drive. Brother Jeff is now a teenager himself at age 13. Donna Stone starts to show a little "woman's liberation" when she wants to start her own business and teaches a Japanese Geisha wife how to become more American by not catering so much to her husband. There are great guest star appearances as well by Jay North as Dennis the Menace and poor Mr. Wilson, along with Tony Martin, Harvey Korman, Jack Albertson, George Sidney and more. It's another great season in the Stone family as you watch family life in America in 1960 and 1961!
Starring Are:
Donna Stone-Donna Reed
Dr. Alex Stone-Carl Betz
Mary Stone-Shelley Fabares
Jeff Stone-Paul Petersen
SEASON THREE EPISODES:
1.(15 Sep 1960) WEEKEND-A weekend at Lakeview Lodge isn't as great as it was advertised to be.
2.(22 Sep 1960) THE MYSTERY WOMAN-Donna can't recall a woman she saw at lunch whom she hasn't seen in 13 years.
3.(29 Sep 1960) DONNA DECORATES-Donna is re-decorating her home, when another neighbor from Hilldale, Dennis (the Menace) Mitchell helps her, making a huge mess! Donna calls Mr. Wilson, who saves the day. (Jay North and Joseph Kearns guest star)
4.( 6 Oct 1960) THE LOVE LETTER-Nick the handyman from Greece asks Jeff to help him write a love letter in English to his girlfriend, only Donna finds it and thinks Jeff is in love.
5.(20 Oct 1960) HOW THE OTHER SIDE LIVES-Mary's wealthy friend Ginny is spending a weekend at the Stone residence and Mary is worried with no maid, pool or tennis court at her home.
6.(27 Oct 1960) ALEX'S TWIN-Mary thinks the new boy at school, Elroy is perfect, because he reminds her of her father Alex, only Alex doesn't see any similarities. (Jack Albertson guest stars)
7.(3 Nov 1960) WORRIED ANYONE?-Donna worries about Mary getting rides from Scotty, whose car is made from parts from the junkyard.
8.(10 Nov 1960) HIGHER LEARNING-Jeff's principal suggests Jeff goes to a higher school of learning because Jeff scored as a genius on an IQ test, but Jeff is upset as he just made quarterback at school.
9.(17 Nov 1960) NEVER MARRY A DOCTOR-Twenty dollars for a charity is missing in the Stone house, and the charity chairwoman makes Donna think that Donna's cleaning lady, who has financial troubles is a thief.
10.(24 Nov 1960) IT ONLY HURTS WHEN I LAUGH-Alex is a patient in the hospital.
11.(1 Dec 1960) THE MODEL DAUGHTER-Mary goes to Charm School and "wins" a free scholarship to a modeling school, but soon finds many extra expenses needed for modeling classes, and that the other girls "won" this scholarship too.
12.(8 Dec 1960) DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS-Always asking for her mother's advice, Mary decides to make her own decisions when she goes out on the town, but Mary has to make the biggest decision when her group runs out of money at the end of the night.(Harvey Korman guest stars)
13.(15 Dec 1960) DONNA GOES TO A RE-UNION-While Donna attends her college re-union, Jeff adopts a dog.
14.(22 Dec 1960) SOMEONE IS WATCHING-Jeff wants a new motor scooter, like his friend Gordie, but Alex says no when Gordie drives it into the Stone's tree.
15.(29 Dec 1960) THE LEAN AND HUNGRY LOOK-Donna's dinner dress doesn't fit, nor does Alex's tux, so diet and exercise are on the Stone family agenda.
16.(5 Jan 1961) CHARACTER BUILDING-Donna writes a letter to the editor about parents making certain that their children finish what they start, when she see's she needs to follow her own advice.
17.(12 Jan 1961) WORLD'S GREATEST ENTERTAINER-Jeff gets depressed when everything he does seems to go wrong, so when he does "not very good" movie star imitations, his family tells him they are great, to build his ego, which works so well, Jeff decides to do these imitations in the Schools Talent Show.
18.(19 Jan 1961) VARIATIONS ON A THEME-When Alex decides to sell the family's never used piano, suddenly Mary wants to play it every day, but only because her current boyfriend plays.
19.(26 Jan 1961) THE STONES GO TO HOLLYWOOD-Alex has to go to Hollywood to discuss his suggestions for a Children's Clinic and the family get to go, very excited about meeting stars. (George Sidney guest stars)
20.(2 Feb 1961) DONNA DIRECTS A PLAY-Donna gets to take the place of the director for Mary's drama group.
21.(9 Feb 1961) TRIP TO NOWHERE-With Alex out of town, Donna takes Mary and Jeff camping at the park right in town.
22.(16 Feb 1961) THE GEISHA GIRL-The new doctor in town has a Japanese wife, who caters to her husband's every need, making the Hilldale wives dislike her, until Donna Americanizes this new bride.
23.(23 Feb 1961) THE BUSY PEOPLE-Donna signs herself and Alex up for painting lessons, hoping this class will give them more time together.
24.(2 Mar 1961) TONY MARTIN VISITS-Tony Martin gets a speeding ticket while driving through Hilldale and when in court sees Donna fighting her parking ticket, when he decides to fight his ticket too. (Tony Martin guest stars)
25.(9 Mar 1961) AUNT BELLE'S EARRINGS-Alex's Aunt Belle comes for a visit.
26.(16 Mar 1961) POODLE PARLOR-Donna and her friends want to open a poodle parlor in Hilldale, but Alex thinks the idea is a waste of time, making the women want to open one all the more. (Jack Albertson guest stars)
27.(23 Mar 1961) MARY'S HEART THROB-Mary meets the older son of the children she baby sits for and he wants her to help him join the Foreign Legion.
28.(30 Mar 1961) DONNA'S HELPING HAND-Donna wants Alex to take the job as the head of The Board of Health, so he'll have a better life with more regular hours.
29.(6 Apr 1961) THE MERRY MONTH OF APRIL-Income tax time has Alex furious that Donna bought a new hat for $49.50, when he owes the government money, only the hat isn't Donna's, but her friend's.
30.(13 Apr 1961) MUSIC HATH CHARMS-A musical tobacco jar that reminds Alex and Donna of their honeymoon breaks, when Alex finds a replacement not knowing that Donna and Mary also bought one and Jeff glues the original, making 3 now.
31.(20 Apr 1961) LET'S LOOK AT LOVE-When two boys toss a coin to see which one will take Mary to the dance, infuriated Mary sees this, stops dating and devotes herself to Science studies.
32.(27 Apr 1961) FOR BETTER OR WORSE-Alex and friend Joe decide they don't need their wives permission to go fishing, only Alex doesn't know Joe gives his wife an expensive gift first.
33.(4 May 1961) JEFF, THE TREASURER-After Jeff is entrusted with money for the class picnic, he can't find it. (Doodles Weaver guest stars)
34.(11 May 1961) THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAD GUYS-The school bully makes fun of Jeff being in the school choir, so Jeff works out to get ready for a fight.
35.(18 May 1961) MILITARY SCHOOL-Mary doesn't want to go to the dance when her date Herbie wants to bring his friend Ken along, but changes her mind when she see's Ken in his military uniform, then Herbie see's a different Mary.
36.(25 May 1961) MARY'S DRIVING LESSON-Scotty agrees to teach Mary to drive, but will he still want to date her after?
37.(1 Jun 1961) THE MUSTACHE-Alex grows a mustache causing family controversy. (Doodles Weaver guest stars)
38.(8 Jun 1961) MARY'S LITTLE LAMB'S-Mary and her boyfriend decide to make money to paint his car, by having a nursery school, unknown to Alex who needs his sleep on the weekends.


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The Donna Reed Show: The Complete First Season Review

The Donna Reed Show: The Complete First Season
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It's time to celebrate, the First Season of the ground-breaking and truly iconic classic The Donna Reed Show is coming to DVD after years of fan pleadings - along with a promise to release Season 2 next year!
Joe Amodei, President of Arts Alliance America and Mary Owen (the daughter of Donna Reed) made the happy announcement together. The release will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the show's debut episode. ABC first aired The Donna Reed Show on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1958 at 9:00 p.m.
The series took place in the fictional town of Hilldale. It centered around the dreams, ambitions, and frustrations of the Stone family: Alex, a pediatrician; his wife, Donna; and their children, Mary, Jeff, and Trisha (unofficially adopted in later episodes).
It was the beginning of a long relationship with America as viewers tuned in weekly to visit the Stone family for eight years, representing 274 episodes. The series' final episode aired March 19, 1966.
Ms. Reed was Emmy nominated four times for her role on the show, and in 1963 won a Golden Globe as Best Female TV Star. She also won the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in 1953 for her performance in "From Here To Eternity," but is probably best known for her role as Jimmy Stewart's wife, Mary Bailey, in the Christmas masterpiece, "It's a Wonderful Life."
The series was one of several family-based shows that literally helped shaped the landscape of reality in America - rather than the other way 'round. Other Classic iconic family shows of the era included Father Knows Best, Leave It to Beaver, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The Patty Duke Show and My Three Sons.
The adventures of the Stone family were similar to what those other TV families had to contend with - measles, girlfriends and boyfriends, school problems, little white lies, and so on, compounded by the fact that Dr. Alex was always running off at odd hours to attend his patients. Like those other shows, it had a wholesome quality that endeared it to audiences.
But, the ground-breaking difference between this show and all of the others was its focus: In this series, it was the Mom who knew best. This was the first show of its kind where the Mom was the lead character. And what a Mom! In my opinion, Ms. Reed was - and remains - in a class by herself.
When this show originally aired, Ms. Reed became an influential role model to women - as mother, wife and professional.
Despite all of these shows utter lack of racial and religious diversity and conservative depiction of conformity at all costs, I still love them all. I'm a liberal feminist so it makes absolutely NO sense, but there it is. My favorite is Father Knows Best, but this show comes in a very close second because of its star.
Ms. Reed was effervescent without being mechanical. She was sweet, funny and forgiving - everything a child could ever want in a Mom. In addition, her relationship with her "husband," played by the brilliant Carl Betz, had just a hint of real sexuality that was blatantly missing in the other shows.
In addition to Mr. Betz (who later starred in the Classic TV courtroom drama Judd for the Defense,) the cast included Shelley Fabares and Paul Peterson, as the Stone's children, Mary and Jeff. The Donna Reed Show remained on the air so long that the original children grew up. Mary left for college in 1962 and Jeff did the same two seasons later. An 8-year-old orphan named Trisha was adopted by the Stones joined the cast in January of 1963 to maintain the "family" appeal of the series. Patty Peterson, who played, Trisha was Paul Peterson's (Jeff Stone) real-life sister.
Close friends of the Stones were Midge Kelsey, played by Ann McCrea, and her husband, Dr. David Kelsey, played by Bob Crane (long before the Classic TV comedy Hogan's Heroes.) Children pals were Smitty, played by Darryl Richard and Herbie Bailey, played by Tommy Ivo.
The Donna Reed Show had numerous special guests stars including Buster Keaton, who appeared twice on the program, Marlo Thomas, Esther Williams, and baseball greats Don Drysdale and Willie Mays who appeared on the show as themselves.
For 10 years syndicated re-runs of The Donna Reed Show entertained new generations of young people on Nick at Nite. In a growing resurgence of nostalgia and a salute to Mothe;'s Day, the cable television network, Nickelodeon, aired a week long "Seven Day Donna-Thon" of episodes in 1990.
Ms. Reed's daughter, Mary Owen, said, "My Mother always said that she and my Father (Tony Owen was the Producer and principal architect of The Donna Reed Show) had climbed a mountain together making this show. For a whole generation of Baby Boomers, the Stone's were their second family. Today, when Boomers are starting to retire, it's time again to sit and watch The Donna Reed Show, this time with their grand kids and let them be amazed at who established and sowed the seeds of the American family. In the 1960's, before we lived with computers and cable TV with over 200 channels of mostly junk, the Stone family showed what love, respect and support for one another looked like."
In the debut episode, "Weekend Trip," audiences were introduced to the Stone family and got a glimpse of their sometimes chaotic day-to-day life flavored by the loving influence of Donna Stone who dispenses advice, discipline, humor and wisdom to her family. When series begins, Donna and Alex Stone had been married for 15 years.
All of the First Season episodes are included in this boxed set and are: 1. Weekend Trip (9/24/1958); 2. Pardon My GLoves (10/1/1958); 3. The Hike (10/8/1958); 4. Male Ego (10/15/1958) 5. The Football Uniform (10/22/1958); 6. The Foundling (10/29/1958); 7. Three-Part Mother (11/5/1958); 8. Change Partners And Dance (11/12/1958); 9. Dough Re Mi (11/19/1958); 10. Guest In The House (11/26/1958); 11. The Baby Contest (12/3/1958); 12. The Beaded Bag (12/10/1958); 13. The Busy Body (12/17/1958); 14. A Very Merry Christmas (12/24/1958); 15. Mary's Double date (12/31/1958); 16. Jeff's Double life (1/7/1959); 17. Nothing But The Truth (1/14/1959); 18. It's the principle of the thing (1/21/1959); 19. Jeff vs. Mary (1/28/1959); 20. Have Fun (2/4/1959); 21. Donna Plays Cupid (2/11/1959); 22. Love Thy Neighbor (2/18/1959); 23. The Report Card (2/25/1959); 24. Boys Will Be Boys (3/4/1959); 25. The Ideal Wife (3/11/1959); 26. Mary's Campaign (3/18/1959); 27. The Flowered Print Dress (3/25/1959); 28. April Fool (4/1/1959); 29. The Parting Of The Ways (4/8/1959); 30. The Hero (4/15/1959); 31. Do You Trust Your Child? (4/22/1959); 32. Grateful Patient (4/29/1959); 33. The Testimonial (5/6/1959); 34. Miss Lovelace Comes To Tea (5/13/1959); 35. Tomorrow Comes Too Soon (5/20/1959); 36. Advice To Young Lovers (5/27/1959); and 37. Operation Deadbeat (6/3/1959).
The theme song for the series, "Happy Days," and was written by William Loose and John Seely.
Several family and medical groups honored the series with awards. In fact, the President of the American Medical Association made a brief appearance on one episode.
Arts Alliance America has promised to follow this release with The Donna Reed Show: Season 2 next year.

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Donna Reed went from a distinguished film career to an even bigger career on Television as she starred in and co-produced The Donna Reed Show. This beloved and hugely successful sitcom premiered 50 years ago on the ABC network and aired from 1958-1966. The show revolves around housewife, Donna Stone, and her family--husband Alex who is a pediatrician, 14 year-old Mary, and 11 year-old Jeff. The Stone family reside in the midwestern town of Hilldale. Donna was the perfect American housewife and mother. She was always neatly-groomed, lovely, good-natured, thoughtful, and capable. The episodes involved the usual family problems and adventures, with Donna usually saving the day in her quiet, capable way.

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The Donna Reed Show: The Complete Second Season (2009) Review

The Donna Reed Show: The Complete Second Season (2009)
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Season 2 of The Donna Reed Show is here, and the wait was wonderfully short! There are 38 new episodes of the Stone Family's life to enjoy. Mary Stone is now 15 and brother Jeff is now 12 years old. Mary at 15, starts to date, as the high school boys and even young college men take notice of the beautiful young woman she is becoming. There are great guest stars on these episodes as well. The beautiful Esther Williams plays Donna's school friend Molly. And a young Marion Ross, the Happy Days mom plays Jeff's new teacher. This second season is just as wonderful as the first, as you follow life in the Stone household through the end of 1959 and halfway into 1960. Hopefully, the next six seasons will follow just as quickly as this one did, as each season just keeps getting more wonderful than the one before with such great stories and guest stars!
Starring as the Stone Family are:
Donna Stone.......Donna Reed
Dr. Alex Stone....Carl Betz
Mary Stone.........Shelley Fabares
Jeff Stone............Paul Petersen
SEASON 2 EPISODES:
38. 2- 124 Sep 59 THAT'S SHOW BUSINESS -Mary feels sorry for a short, shy boy who stutters in their school show, so she helps him with his confidence. When he is paired up with Mary for a dance in the show, Mary gets him to wear lifts in his shoes with disastrous results.
39. 2- 2 1 Oct 59 SLEEP NO MORE MY LADY-Excited Donna can't sleep when flying to a convention with Alex, where he is to give a speech, so Alex gives Donna a tranquilizer to help her sleep.
40. 2- 3 8 Oct 59 A PENNY EARNED-Donna cannot make up her mind on whether or not she should buy a new dress. Raymond Bailey (Mr. Drysdale from the Beverly Hillbillies) guest stars as George Collier.
41. 2- 415 Oct 59 A FRIEND INDEED-Jeff takes the blame for a friend Doug,whenever he gets in trouble at school, because Doug's mother constantly berates him. Doug's mother wants Doug to be more like Jeff, who acts so well behaved (when he's away from home.) Donna plans to show Doug's mother the real Jeff at her home, to show her that all boys will be boys.
42. 2- 522 Oct 59 THE FIRST CHILD-New parents constantly call Alex, thinking something is always wrong with their baby.
43. 2- 629 Oct 59 GOING STEADY-Mary gets Jeff to go to a girl's party, just so she can meet the girl's older brother.
44. 2- 7 5 Nov 59 THE NEIGHBORLY GESTURE-Alex is hurt, when Jeff likes their new neighbor.
45. 2- 812 Nov 59 NOTHING LIKE A GOOD BOOK-Donna joins a culture lover's book club and tries to bring culture to her family. When Donna must read WAR AND PEACE in a week and report on it at the next meeting, her culture proves harder to do than she thought.
46. 2- 919 Nov 59 FLOWERS FOR THE TEACHER-Jeff's new teacher is too strict for the boys in his class, so Donna tries to settle matters with this new Miss McGuinness. (Marion Ross guest stars as the new teacher).
47. 2-1026 Nov 59 ALL MOTHERS WORRY-Jeff's friend Phillip has a mother who won't let him play football, as she is too over-protective.
48. 2-11 3 Dec 59 JEFF JOINS A CLUB-Jeff finds out he was not invited to join a club, because he is friends with a boy no one else likes.
49. 2-1210 Dec 59 THE PUNISHMENT-Donna has a dilemma when she can't seem to win when it comes to punishing the children. She is the bad guy when punishing them herself, and when she gets Alex to punish them, she is the squealer.
50. 2-1317 Dec 59 A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION-Donna gets cornered into accepting an invitation from a couple neither she nor Alex likes, and they argue, trying hard to argue without the children knowing.
51. 2-1424 Dec 59 THE HOMECOMING DANCE-Donna and Alex chaperone the Homecoming Dance, when they find out Mary has a blind date with an older college boy.
52. 2-1531 Dec 59 THE LUCKY GIRL-Donna keeps hearing just what a wonderful husband and doctor Alex is and how lucky she is to have him. Donna starts to think if maybe Alex got the short end of the stick when he married her.
53. 2-16 7 Jan 60 THE BROKEN SPIRIT-When Jeff starts to act like a model child, Donna thinks it must be because of the scolding Alex recently gave him, but the truth is Jeff feels responsible for an elderly neighbor's fall down the stairs.
54. 2-1714 Jan 60 THE SECRET-Mary keeps it a secret when she gets an engagement ring from Matt, a freshman at UCLA.
55. 2-1821 Jan 60 THE NEW MOTHER-The Stone Family's friend, little David Barker is so happy when he finds out his father is getting married, thinking he won't have to live in a military school, and will soon have a new mom and real home. David is surprised to find out that things don't always turn out the way you hope for.
56. 2-1928 Jan 60 JUST A HOUSEWIFE-Donna defends housewives when listening to radio show host Jerry Parker asking the housewives ridiculous questions at her supermarket, like When baking an upside down cake, do you stand on your head?
57. 2-20 4 Feb 60 THE FREE SOUL-Alex's Uncle Dan takes a break from his world travels to visit Alex and the family, and while telling his world travel stories, Jeff can't wait to travel and see the world with his Uncle Dan. Amazingly when Jeff asks if he can leave to see the world with Uncle Dan, Donna and Alex say yes.
58. 2-2111 Feb 60 THE FIRST QUARREL-Donna gets involved in a couple's spat.
59. 2-2218 Feb 60 A PLACE TO GO-When Jeff and his friends get into trouble using an abandoned house as their hangout, Donna and the other mothers create a nice meeting place for the children.
60. 2-2325 Feb 60 A NIGHT TO HOWL-Donna and Alex decide to change their routine and go out on a Monday night, when absolutely nothing turns out right.
61. 2-24 3 Mar 60 THE EDITORIAL-When Jeff is made editor of his school paper, the first thing he writes about is too much homework.
62. 2-2510 Mar 60 THE GENTLE DEW-Alex has to lay down the law, when Jeff and Mary are slacking off on home chores and school work, but he really flips his top when Mary comes home late from a bowling date with Roger.
63. 2-2617 Mar 60 THE FATAL LEAP-Donna gets worried when Alex's wild college room-mate is getting married and Alex is invited to the bachelor party. Jack Albertson (from Chico and the Man) guest stars as Jack Richards.
64. 2-2724 Mar 60 THE PERFECT PITCH-When Donna discovers Jeff has perfect pitch, she makes him take trumpet lessons. Poor Jeff only wants to be on the track team.
65. 2-28 7 Apr 60 PICKLES FOR CHARITY-The Women's Medical Auxiliary Dance cost more to put on than the money it brought in for charity. When each member is asked to donate something to bring in $27.00 each, Donna decides to sell 54 jars of her famous pickle recipe.
66. 2-2914 Apr 60 MARY'S GROWING PAIN- Mary becomes infatuated with a new intern at the hospital.
67. 2-3021 Apr 60 ALEX RUNS THE HOUSE-When Donna misses Jeff so much that she joins him at their grandparents farm, Alex is left alone to run the household.
68. 2-3128 Apr 60 THE CAREER WOMAN-Donna's old school mate Molly, who has been a single career woman all these years is now engaged to a doctor. Molly visits Donna to see what it's like to be a doctors wife.(The lovely Esther Williams guest stars as Molly.)
69. 2-32 5 May 60 JEFF,THE FINANCIAL GENIUS-Jeff gets involved in a series of trades with his friends in order to repay a debt.
70. 2-3312 May 60 MARY'S CRUSADE-Mary will not go to the school dance unless her friend Ellen has a date and goes with her. Ellen is rather plain, so Mary works on transforming Ellen into a glamorous young lady who can attract a date.
71. 2-3419 May 60 THE FIRST TIME WE MET-Donna and Alex have very different stories about the first time they met.
72. 2-3526 May 60 THE GOSSIP-Donna tells the town gossip that Kay Watson is having a baby without knowing that Kay wants it kept a secret, as she needs to keep on working. Donna is so upset, that she may have let Kay's secret out.
73. 2-36 2 Jun 60 LOVE'S SWEET AWAKENING-Mary's childhood friend Petie who is now 16 years old, is visiting from military school, and when he sees how beautiful Mary has become, he wants to be more than just Mary's friend.
74. 2-3710 Jun 60 THE WEDDING PRESENT-Aunt Lettie is coming for a visit, and Donna and Alex can't find the wedding present she gave them, so they can display it for her to see. The biggest problem, is they don't remember what she gave them.
75. 2-3818 Jun 60 COOL CAT-Jeff wants to keep a cat that followed him home, that he named Harry, but the Stone Family plan to decide on the cat's fate the democratic way.


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Bewitched Halloween (1964) Review

Bewitched Halloween  (1964)
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I have to admit I was surprised how much I enjoyed these two episodes, but the enthusiasm and humor of the two episodes quickly won me over. I really liked Elizabeth Montgomery. It is easy to see why she is so popular. If you want a funny and light hearted Halloween video, this one is a great choice.

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