Even Stevens

Actress Sandra Gould, who played nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz on “Bewitched” – and who died on July 20 – gave her final interview to E! about the fabled ’60s sitcom starring Elizabeth Montgomery.

“Bewitched: The E! True Hollywood Story” airs Sunday, Aug. 22 (9 p.m.) and includes interviews with producer William Asher – who was once married to Montgomery – Erin Murphy (Tabitha) and actress Alice Ghostley, among others.

It also gives an overview of the show’s two Darrin Stevens: Dick York, who originated the role but was forced to retire because of agonizing back pain, and Dick Sargent.

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Five on the floor

“The Nightly Business Report” will go live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during the week of Dec. 27-31.

“NBR” co-anchor Susie Gharib will report live from the floor. Each night will feature a different theme pegged to significant events in U.S. business history.

“NBR” airs 6:30 p.m. weeknights on Ch.13.

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BBC says Hy

The BBC has purchased the video archives of Hy Gardner, who was a strong presence on New York television in the 1950s.

Gardner’s show – in which he phoned celebrities then chatted with them on a split screen – includes an in-depth interview with Elvis Presley, which is often shown in biographies of The King.

Gardner’s celebrity interviews aired on WPIX/Ch.11 and WNBC/Ch.4.

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Express Lines:

*Ed Koch will sub for vacationing John Gibson all this week on MSNBC’s “News Chat” (5-6:30 p.m.).

*A&E’s “Investigative Reports” will tackle “The Business of Death” – embalming, etc. – on Sept. 1 at 9 p.m.

*Patrick Bolland has joined CNBC as On-Air Stocks Editor.

*MetroLearning’s “New York Eats” visits hip new eatery Fressen tomorrow (8:30 p.m.).