The Girl with Something Extra

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The Girl with Something Extra was an American fantasy-based sitcom television series that aired on NBC for one season during 1973-1974.

The series was a variation on Bewitched in that it derived its comedy from the relationship between a normal man and his wife who happens to have a special power.

In this case, the series focused on newly married couple John Burton (played by John Davidson) and Sally Burton (played by Sally Field), and their misadventures after John discovers that Sally has ESP.

Co-starring in the series were Teri Garr, Henry Jones and Zohra Lampert.

A total of 22 half-hour episodes of the series were produced before it was cancelled in the spring of 1974.

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