#witches on television

[animusrox]

[90's Sitcoms]

[acecroft]

SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH 1.01

[gameraboy2]

Julie Newmar and Elizabeth Montgomery in Bewitched (1964), “The Eight Year Itch Witch”

[dewinter]

A Discovery of Witches (2018–2022)

[knockeddeadv5]

kiernan shipka

[winterstellars]

alys rivers and gwayne hightower can pop up on screen for 2 seconds and serve a spoonful of cunt and i'll be clapping my little hands like a baby watching the blueberries do spins on cocomelon

[heartnosekid]

day 6 of @deadboystims’ 300 follower event: a stimboard of my favorite aesthetic! i call this 90s halloweencore lol

🎃-👻-🎃 / 👻-🎃-👻 / 🎃-👻-🎃 / ~divider~

[stone-cold-groove]

Animator’s sketch from the Bewitched opening credits. Hanna-Barbera circa 1964.

[izzylimon]

Reasons why I immediately liked "Agatha All Along" in just the first two episodes (no spoilers!!)

Kathryn Hahn is unleashed, everything we liked about her in WandaVision is amped up to 11 and it is a joy to see.

The rest of the cast is stellar, everyone was carefully handpicked. They have actors and actresses from different age groups and ethnicities.

No queerbaiting: the gay characters are featured up front and center in the lead roles: they are the protagonist, the antagonist and the sidekick. It´s also not left ambiguous like other series have done before to "play it safe".

Like WandaVision, the series eschews regular superhero tropes.

The portrayal of witches: it shows how not all witches will necessarily get along and they are not all the same. They all have different specialties and ethics, the witchcraft community is not presented as monolithic as it is often portrayed in other tv shows and movies.

It´s both hilarious and moving.

Seriously, just go watch it!!

˚˖𓍢ִ໋ 🦇 ✧˚.🔮⋆🧙🏻‍♀️🎃

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[scottxlogan]

@giftober 2023 | Day #21: "Spring/Autumn". Wandavision Halloween

[gameraboy2]

It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966)

[dewinter]

A Discovery of Witches (2018–2022)

[disneytva]

Meredith Roberts Reflects On What To Expect From Disney Television Animation After 40th Years And 100 Shows.

Kicking off a panel called “40 Years of Disney Television Animation: Past, Present and Future” at Annecy Festival, Disney Television Animation’s Executive Vice President and CEO, Meredith Roberts, made several big announcements on the panel she mentioned what to expect from the studio on the future.

The landscape of TV is changing, whether it's live-action or animated, but Meredith Roberts gave a positive outlook on what fans can expect from Disney Television Animation’s future.

"The division is boldly entering new territory, with projects in development in genres that Disney Television Animation has yet to explore"

"The rise of streaming has shifted the focus of our projects to content focused less on kids and more on co-viewing between kids and parents" aka Young Adult animation

She also hinted that future strategies will try to meet kids where they’re consuming content, which includes gaming and web-based content.

"Things have certainly come a long way since Adventures of the Gummi Bears, but with new content from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Prep & Landing, Phineas and Ferb, and The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder, it’s an exciting time to be a Disney Television Animation fan."

[crazyaboutto]

Joe Locke, you’re my new favourite young Mcu cast

Link for interview

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

The Witch Who Came From The Sea (Matt Cimber, 1976)