there are 81 episodes of jane the virgin.
there are 81 episodes of jane the virgin.
how many episodes of jane the virgin is there?
81
the fifth season of "bewitched" (1968-1969) proved to be a watershed for the series most notably with the death of marion lorne and the frequent absences of dick york in many episodes. york was suffering from recurring back problems, the result of an accident during the filming of "they came to cordura" (1959). as a result, many episodes featured samantha and tabitha on their own with york's character of darrin out of town on business. it was during this time that serena (samantha's identical cousin, also played by montgomery) was used more frequently. filming of scenes involving both samantha and serena was accomplished by using melody mccord, montgomery's stand-in. towards the end of the season, york's increased disability which caused ongoing shooting delays and script rewrites resulted in his collapsing on the set in january 1969 while filming the episode "daddy does his thing". he was inmmediately rushed to the hospital and after a long talk with producer-director william asher, york decided to leave the series. at about the same time, montgomery and asher announced that they were expecting another baby and it was decided that samantha and darrin would also have another child in the fall of that year. on screen, samantha tells darrin over the phone the news of her second pregnancy. that same month, dick sargent was cast to play darrin beginning in the sixth season.
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bullet::::- michael massee as charles hoyt, a former serial killer who stabbed jane in both hands and continued to threaten jane, even from behind bars. hoyt appears in many episodes, including "see one, do one, teach one" (episode 1), "i'm your boogie man", and "remember me". in the episode "see one, do one, teach one", hoyt and the apprentice he went to medical school with kidnap jane. jane shoots and kills the apprentice and throws a flare at hoyt. jane then shoots him in the hands and says, "we match". in the episode "remember me", hoyt, despite dying of cancer, lures jane and maura into his hospital room with the aid of a new apprentice with the goal of killing jane before he dies, but jane manages to get the upper hand and stabs and kills hoyt with a scalpel while saying, "i win". despite his death, he continues to haunt jane and the team and was mentioned in the next two seasons after his death; when dealing with the murders committed by dennis rockmond ("melt my heart of stone"), jane speculates that he may be an apprentice of hoyt's due to the ritualistic nature of his crimes, and "no one mourns the wicked" saw the team deal with a forensic pathologist and her son (conceived by her father's abuse) who were committing murders inspired by hoyt's methods.
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