Where there's a witch, there's a way, you know.
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Quotes tagged ‘Witches’
Samantha Stephens: Mother's often said that mortals are their own worst enemies. Darrin Stephens: You just said the one word I don't like to hear. Samantha Stephens: 'Enemies'? Darrin Stephens: 'Mother'.
— Joanna Lee, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Samantha, you know if you'd married one of those nice warlocks that were crazy about you, none of this would have happened.
Kermit: Susan's never talked like that before. Samantha Stephens: It is strange. She was so friendly at first. Darrin Stephens: She wouldn't have, if my wife had gone and powdered her nose, instead of twitching it in other people's business. Samantha Stephens: I didn't say a word. Darrin Stephens: Y…
— Roland Wolpert, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Darrin Stephens: I don't mean to be disrespectful, but we wanna live normal lives. Endora: What is normal to you, young man, is to us asinine.
— Jerry Davis, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Samantha: Darrin is a marvelous human being. Endora: Oh, that's a terrible thing to say about anyone.
— Barbara Avedon, Sol Saks, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
We are quicksilver, a fleeting shadow, a distant sound...our home has no boundaries beyond which we cannot pass. We live in music, in a flash of color...we live on the wind and in the sparkle of a star!
— Barbara Avedon, Sol Saks, Endora, Agnes Moorhead, imdb.com
Samantha: He's a dear, sweet, wonderful, perfectly marvelous man. Endora: Oh, my poor baby. He sounds simply horrible.
— Sol Saks, Samantha Stephens, Elizabeth Montgomery, imdb.com
Darrin Stephens: You're a what? Samantha: I'm a witch! Darrin Stephens: That's wonderful. We'll talk about it tomorrow. Samantha: Now! I am a witch. A real broom-riding, house-haunting, cauldron-stirring witch.
— Sol Saks, Darrin Stephens (1964-1969 eps.), Dick York, imdb.com
Witch is a feared and very misunderstood word. Historically, it’s a word used to shame and persecute women who were perceived to be too powerful, too threatening, too close to dismantling the status quo. Yet witch is also a word that burns with the fierceness of self-empowerment, of divine knowing,…
The witch represents the part of each of us that has been censored, ignored, punished and demonized. And it's a part that wants - no, needs - to be accessed and expressed…the witch is a woman fully in her power.
Look at him! At his age he should be battling acne! Not evil witches!
Hear now the words of the witches, the secrets we hid in the night. The oldest of gods are invoked here. Great work of magic is sought. In this night and in this hour, I call upon the ancient power. Bring your powers to we sisters three. We want the power. Give us the power.
— Constance M. Burge, Phoebe Halliwell, Alyssa Milano, imdb.com
Mr. Ambrose: Ugggh! You've been a witch for what? Two days? Take it down a notch! You're playing with powerful forces; this is not kids' stuff. Tina: I am powerful forces. Mr. Ambrose: Witch, please!
— Holly Schlesinger, Tina Belcher (voice), Dan Mintz, imdb.com
Dean: I hate witches. They're always spewing their bodily fluids everywhere. Sam: Pretty much. Dean: It's creepy. Hell, it's downright unsanitary!
You think you two are the only ones with a witch on your side? Wrong. And something tells me that my witch is better than your witch.
— Kevin Williamson, Julie Plec, Katherine Pierce, Nina Dobrev, imdb.com
But in any movie where there’s a white witch and a dark witch, that’s just another way to pin women against each other.