The Bewitched Continuum: The Ultimate Linear Guide to the Classic TV Series, Paperback

The Bewitched Continuum is a fun insider's look at the classic television show's overall continuity that will have you appreciating Samantha, Darrin, and their circle of impish witches and manic mortals in a whole new way. Adam-Michael James zaps up the same magnifying glass he uses on scripts for Hollywood studios and his columns at soapcentral.com to explore the consistencies and inconsistencies of Bewitched, comparing and contrasting all 254 episodes like never before. The only book to focus solely on the supernatural sitcom's fictional elements, The Bewitched Continuum delves into burning questions like: How come witches can use their powers in the past in some episodes but not in others? Can witches undo one another's spells, or not? The result is a definitive reference guide that is entertaining, perceptive, and always respectful. In addition to stunning photos and overviews for all eight seasons, this magical manual reveals how many times Endora called Darrin "Durwood" and who was afflicted with which witchy illness, not to mention offers an exclusive peek at one idea for the series finale Bewitched never had. Whether hardcore fan or discovering the show for the first time, The Bewitched Continuum casts a spell you won't soon forget

About the Author:

An expert at continuity, Adam-Michael James has a long history in the entertainment industry. He spent two years writing script coverage for film production companies such as Centropolis Entertainment, Carsey-Werner-Mandabach, and Beacon Pictures. He also has three years' experience writing continuity scripts for radio. His exposure to the television industry through his work as an agency assistant and background actor give him a unique and qualified standpoint from which to write "The Bewitched Continuum." James' literary output includes the book and lyrics for the musical drama "The Nine Lives of L.M. Montgomery," "Extra Extra!: Memoirs from a Piece of Human Furniture," a humorous how-to book on being a Hollywood extra, and the novel "Undo the Deed," a time travel story with a child abuse theme that was influenced by Bewitched. Since 2009, James has been a columnist for soapcentral.com, where his commentaries on the continuity and structure of the soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful" reach an estimated 250,000 readers. He also appears frequently on soapcentral.com's corresponding Internet radio show, Soap Central Live. For more information about Adam-Michael James, please visit adammichaeljames.com.