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- serie televisiva statunitense (it)
- série de télévision américaine (fr)
- US-amerikanische Fernsehserie (1987–1988) (de)
- American fantasy television sitcom (en)
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- (en)
- Columbia Pictures Television (en)
- Embassy Communications (en)
- Sternin & Fraser Ink (en)
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- (en)
- Jonathan Wolff (en)
- Ray Colcord (en)
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- Jack Shea (en)
- Howard Murray (en)
- Gerren Keith (en)
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- Prudence Fraser (en)
- Robert Sternin (en)
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- B0171F (en)
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- When Snow gets a credit card the family goes on a shopping spree, and when the bill comes they are shocked. Snow and Eric have a big fight. Lillian magically gets her own credit card but, because of the information she placed on it, she is audited by the IRS. (en)
- Eric says that Snow is the only woman for him, so Lillian makes one of the women from Don's girlie magazines come to life and appear at random times to have fun with Eric. Starring Jackie Swanson as Candy (en)
- After Lilian uses magic to restore a broken lamp, the children decide to use her spell-book to revive their recently deceased pet fish. Meanwhile, Eric faces Snow's wrath when he misses her wildlife preservation meeting. (en)
- Embarrassed by his family's antics, Thomas neglects to tell Eric about a father/son car wash. But the family causes even more humiliation for the lad when Eric insists on hosting the neighborhood Halloween party. Sara played by Jenny Lewis (en)
- For their 1,010th anniversary, Eric buys Snow a lemon of a car from a sleazy used car dealer. Meanwhile, the Mirror tries to coax Lillian into taking a trip to Las Vegas. Eric beats the salesman through a 20th-century twist on his fairy tale values of honor. (en)
- Attempting to find a way to earn money, Lillian concocts a diet potion, but it turns out that it is actually a "reducing" formula; Eric inadvertently drinks it and shrinks to 12 inches high. (en)
- Luther and Lillian make a bet that they can get a better date. While Luther finds an attractive girl, Lillian chooses to drag a bum off the street and makes a potion to turn him into a hunk. Cameo Appearance by Rip Taylor (en)
- Lillian throws out some beans and they sprout into a beanstalk and a giant comes down. When they chop the beanstalk down the giant finds himself stuck. At the same time Snow and Eric are having problems. And the giant takes a liking to Lillian. Eventually the giant's wife follows him but he refuses to go back with her. Starring Walter Olkewicz as Henry Giant (en)
- To keep them quiet, Lillian turns the children into mannequins, but she's unable to change them back. (en)
- In order to pay for rising expenses, Eric gets a job working as a salesman for Don. Eric proves a lousy salesman when he says competitors have better deals and extends credit to a struggling couple, causing Don to warn Eric he needs to shape up. Snow wishes Eric was a little less considerate as well, causing Lillian to remark she will do that with a spell. Lillian's new spell makes Eric a ruthless salesman and obnoxious sleaze. Snow must convince Lillian to reverse the spell when a relative of the earlier couple is a hotelier who wished to meet Eric, and this could cost Don a lucrative contract. (en)
- Luther expresses his envy of Eric's looks, so Lillian casts a spell to make the dwarf as handsome as a prince. The catch is that Luther and Eric switch bodies and can only return to normal if Luther wishes — and sincerely means it. (en)
- Prince Charming, Snow White and their family find themselves in the 20th century and have problems trying to adapt to the modern world. (en)
- After two teen crooks rob the Charmings', Eric over-zealously protects their home, such as making a moat with alligator. Meanwhile, Lillian tries to track down the family's stolen possessions, but finds it difficult, having lost her spell-book and beloved Magic Mirror in the robbery. The Mirror attempts to set the robbers right by posing as their consciences. Starring Billy Jayne as Al (en)
- Eric and Snow throw a party in an attempt to make new friends. Annoyed by their reluctance to invite her, Lillian uses her magic to spoil the festivities, but it results in her own beloved Magic Mirror getting broken. (en)
- Amused by a devious shoplifter, Lillian takes her in — but has a change of heart when the girl sets up Thomas to get caught stealing. Meanwhile, Snow and Eric question their parenting skills in the modern world. Starring Viveka Davis as Amy (en)
- Lillian tries to ruin Christmas by telling the children that there is no Santa Claus, but gets a shock when Santa does arrive at the Charming house only to find no "believers" left there. Since Santa only delivers gifts to true believer, Lillian must use her powers to try to correct the damage she has done. (en)
- Lillian tries to break up Snow and Eric by putting a spell on a neighbor to fall in love with Eric. (en)
- Snow and Eric set up Lillian with a new neighbor, but they quickly come to realize that he's actually the devil. Meanwhile, Luther gets an ego boost regarding his short stature from the children. Guest Starring John Astin as Jack/The Devil (en)
- Lillian's attempt to zap herself back into the Enchanted Forest goes awry, landing Cinderella in the Charming home. Cinderella's arrival doesn't bode well with Snow — particularly when "Cindy" makes a play for Eric. Cinderella played by Kim Johnston Ulrich (en)
- As a result of Cory passing the flu to the family, Eric becomes a hypochondriac and Lillian loses her magic powers . (en)
- Lillian puts a spell on Eric to make him tell the absolute truth, at the same time he invited Don to cool off with him after a heated argument with Sally. Lillian transcribes all of her spells into her computer, causing the Mirror to comment she turned into a computer nerd. Lillian also causes a spell that results in Don having total amnesia. (en)
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- (en)
- Paul Winfield (en)
- Judy Parfitt (en)
- Christopher Rich (en)
- Paul Eiding (en)
- Garette Ratliff Henson (en)
- Caitlin O'Heaney (en)
- Carol Huston (en)
- Cork Hubbert (en)
- Dori Brenner (en)
- Brandon Call (en)
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- Trading Places (en)
- The Man Who Came to Dinner (en)
- Birth of a Salesman (en)
- Modern Romance (en)
- 80.0 (dbd:second)
- A Charming Halloween (en)
- Cindy's Back in Town (en)
- Lillian Loses Her Powers (en)
- Lillian Loses the Kids (en)
- Lillian's Protege (en)
- The Charmings (en)
- The Charmings Buy a Car (en)
- The Charmings Get Robbed (en)
- The Charmings Go Plastic (en)
- The Charmings and the Beanstalk (en)
- The Fish Story (en)
- The Incredible Shrinking Prince (en)
- The Mirror Cracked (en)
- The Witch of Van Oaks (en)
- The Woman of His Dreams (en)
- Yes, Lillian, There Is a Santa Claus (en)
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- (en)
- Danny Kallis (en)
- Prudence Fraser (en)
- Robert Sternin (en)
- Mark Fink (en)
- Carrie Honigblum (en)
- Ellen Guylas (en)
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- dbr:Danny_Kallis
- dbr:Dan_O'Shannon
- dbr:Jeff_Greenstein
- Bob Young (en)
- Lan O'Kun (en)
- Danny Kallis (en)
- Jeff Strauss (en)
- Robert Sternin (en)
- Renee Phillips (en)
- Carolyn Shelby (en)
- Jay Folb (en)
- Mark Fink (en)
- Bob Myer, (en)
- Carrie Honigblum, (en)
- Christopher Ames, (en)
- Denis Markel (en)
- Doug Bernstein, (en)
- Ellen Guylas (en)
- Prudence Fraser, (en)
- Rich Reinhart (en)
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- The Charmings (en)
- Biancaneve a Beverly Hills (it)
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