Endora

I mean, you look at the various roles that she did throughout the '40s, '50s.

I mean, I know most everybody thinks of her as Endora from Bewitched, which she was wonderful on.

But you look at her in something like Citizen Kane, and then you look at her as something like, uh, uh-

Magnificent Ambersons

Um, I've seen every episode.

And so basically, probably most of you are like me and Katie, you grew up watching this show, but if you didn't, the basic synopsis is there's a powerful witch, Samantha, who falls in love with a mortal man, Darrin, despite the disapproval of her mother, uh, Endora.

And so basically, Samantha's just trying to be, like, this suburban housewife, but, uh, crazy things keep happening 'cause she's actually a witch.

And she always did, like, a little wiggle of her nose whenever she casts a spell-

And he'd be like, "Gladys, you're crazy."

Yeah.

And her mom's name was Endora.

Yes.

Like, am I sitting above myself watching myself like an episode of Bewitched when they're up in the, the roof?"

[laughs] Like Endora.

You and Endora-

... just go up through the roof and chat.

Yeah, yeah.

Neither

can I. I know she played Endora, too.

That's why I can't remember the other.

Okay.

Will Ferrell is not a leading man.

And they should have gone with the characters, with Endora and with Michael and all these wonderful things that had earned the right to exist in the public's imagination for what, 20 years? But we were not in the movie, and there was something wrong with that.

These, you know, like, again, minor works.

I did see Wild Oats, which I thought was mildly pleasant.