Erin Murphy says she ‘brought color’ to ‘Bewitched’

Erin Murphy recently got candid and made a shocking confession about Bewitched.

For those unaware, the 62-year-old American actress played the role of Tabitha Stephens in the American fantasy sitcom television series that originally aired for eight seasons on ABC from September 17, 1964, to March 25, 1972.

Murphy and her twin sister, Diane Murphy, were just 18 months old when they got a chance to play Tabitha Stephens, the daughter of Darrin, played by Dick York and Samantha, played by Elizabeth Montgomery.

The Life Interrupted actress appeared on NPR’s Front Row Classics podcast, where she reminisced about filming the witchy sitcom.

While conversing with Brandon Davis, she said, “This is something I don’t say often, but I’ve never seen the black-and-white episodes. So, I still to this day, I keep thinking, ‘Oh, I’ll sit down and watch them.”

“Maybe I’ll do like a Facebook live or something, watching the early episodes and the later ones.’ I’ve just never seen them,” Murphy added.

It is pertinent to mention that The Remaining actress became part of the Bewitched cast in the third season, which was the first season aired in color.

She recalled, “Right before the third season, they wanted to expand the role of Tabitha. So they had a couple different sets of twin babies for the early black and white, for season 2, but then for season 3 they were going to color, and they knew they wanted the character to have a bigger part.”

“I brought color to Bewitched,” Erin Murphy concluded.