13 episodes were in the first season of doctor who.
13 episodes were in the first season of doctor who.
how many episodes in the first season of doctor who?
13
its first season, "bewitched" was the number one show of the american broadcasting company and the best rated sitcom among all three networks. it was second in ratings only to "bonanza". "bewitched" aired at 9 pm thursday evenings. it was preceded on the air by another sitcom, "my three sons", and followed by the soap opera "peyton place". "my three sons" finished 13th in the ratings and "peyton place" ninth. the block formed by the three shows was the strongest ratings grabber in abc's schedule.arnold left the show after the first season, leaving producing duties to his friend jerry davis, who had already produced some of the first season's episodes (though arnold was still supervising the writing). the second season was produced by davis and with bernard slade as head writer, with misunderstandings and farce becoming a more prevalent element but still included a number of more low-key episodes in which the magic element was not front and center. with the third season and the switch to color, davis left the show, and was replaced as producer by william froug. slade also left after the second season. according to william froug's autobiography, william asher (who had directed many episodes) wanted to take over as producer when jerry davis left, but the production company was not yet ready to approve the idea. froug, a former producer of "gilligan's island" and the last season of "the twilight zone", was brought in as a compromise. by his own admission, froug was not very familiar with "bewitched" and found himself in the uncomfortable position of being the official producer even though asher was making most of the creative decisions. after a year, froug left the show, and asher took over as full-time producer of the series for the rest of its run. the first two seasons had aired thursdays at 9:00, and the time was moved to 8:30 shortly after the third year (1966–1967) had begun. nevertheless, the ratings for "bewitched" remained high and it placed among the top fifteen shows through the 1968–69 season. it was the seventh highest-rated show in both the u.s. '65–'66 and '66–'67 schedules. similarly, it was number 11 the following two years.
bewitched
each week, the show featured unrelated stories of romance, usually with a comedic spin. episodes featured different characters, stories and locations. the show often featured the same actors playing different characters in many episodes. in addition, a large, ornate brass bed was a recurring prop in many episodes. charles fox's music score, featuring flutes, harp and flugelhorn set to a contemporary pop beat, provided the "love" ambiance, which tied the stories together as a multifaceted romantic comedy each week. for the first season, the show's theme song was performed by the cowsills. beginning in the second season, the same theme song was sung by the ron hicklin singers, also known as the voices behind the partridge family (based on the cowsills), among others, featuring brothers john and tom bahler (billed as the charles fox singers).
love, american style