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Who played Serena on bewitched?
Elizabeth Montgomery played both Samantha and Serena.
On the TV Show Bewitched what was the name of Samantha's mischievous cousin?
Serena, she first appeared in season two and was played by Elizabeth Montgomery as well as Samantha.
What was the name of Samantha and Darrin's daughter in Bewitched?
Tabitha
What is Samantha's aunt's name on Bewitched?
Samantha's identical cousin was Serena, played by Elizabeth Montgomery, who also played Samantha. When playing Serena, the blond Montgomery would wear a dark wig. Note that Montgomery was credited as "Pandora Spocks" when playing Serena.
In how many episodes of Bewitched did Serena disguise herself as Samantha?
12
Who played samatha Stevens on bewitched?
Elizabeth Montgomery was Samantha.
Who played Serena on bewitched?
Elizabeth Montgomery played both Samantha and Serena.
What was the name of the witch on the TV show Bewitched?
Samantha Stevens was the main witch but there were a bunch of others.
On the TV Show Bewitched what was the name of Samantha's mischievous cousin?
Serena, she first appeared in season two and was played by Elizabeth Montgomery as well as Samantha.
Who was not a relative of Samantha on bewitched?
Aunt Flow
What are the release dates for Bewitched - 1964 Disappearing Samantha - 2.29?
Bewitched - 1964 Disappearing Samantha - 2.29 was released on: USA: 7 April 1966
What are the ratings and certificates for Bewitched - 1964 Samantha on the Keyboard 5-3?
Bewitched - 1964 Samantha on the Keyboard 5-3 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
What are the ratings and certificates for Bewitched - 1964 Samantha and the Troll 7-19?
Bewitched - 1964 Samantha and the Troll 7-19 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
In Bewitched when is Samantha Stevens birthday?
June 6th
On the first episode of Bewitched Darrin and Samantha do what?
Get married
What was the name of Samantha and Darrin's daughter in Bewitched?
Tabitha
What is Samantha's cousins name on the Bewitched sitcom?
Serena .
