(Matt Baume, March 1st, 2021)
The sitcom Bewitched is one of the queerest shows I’ve ever seen — which is a little strange, since it’s about a straight couple happily mingling with witches and warlocks all in secret.
Just a few years later, Soap had gay characters; Mary Hartman Mary Hartman had a gay couple; MASH had a gay coming-out episode. Bewitched never had any of that. And yet it somehow feels more queer than any of those other shows. So why is that? Well, that’s what I want to show you.
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