Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
Tags: paranormal

Plot synopsis:
The movie centers around Sabrina Sawyer, who is sent to live with her eccentric aunts in Riverdale. On her 16th birthday, Sabrina discovers that she is a witch. Sabrina then develops a crush on Seth, the cutest boy in school who happens to be dating Katie La More, the school's "queen bee." Sabrina has to find a way to use her newly discovered magical power to get Seth to notice her, but at the same time not cast a love spell, which could backfire on her.
After Katie dumps Seth, he starts to notice Sabrina. Sabrina is able to use her magic to win a track competition and get Seth to ask her to the Spring Fling. Katie discovers Sabrina's secret and sets out to let everyone know what Sabrina is. Sabrina has to use her magic to turn Katie into a poodle to stop her but later changes her back. All the while, Harvey likes Sabrina and waits to see if she will have a change of heart and start to notice him. The story ends happily with Sabrina and Harvey together at the dance.

Review: Sabrina The Teenage Witch is a very well produced and funny show because of one good reason, the characters all have great chemistry.
The Story is about a young half witch/ half mortal called Sabrina Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and she went to live with her Aunts Hilda (Caroline Rhea) and Zelda (Beth Broderick) and their world dominating mad cat Salem Saberhagen (Voiced By Nick Bakey).
My favourite character (s) are Sabrina because Melissa Joan hart is a very funny comedy actress and she can make everything funny (plus shes fine), Salem because he makes me laugh all the time i watch him Nick Bakay is a very talented actor and Aunt Hilda, Caroline Rhea is the best actress on the whole show because she portrays wacky Hilda with brilliance.
This show was very funny when they had Mr Kraft, Libby Chessler and Harvey Kinkle but it went down hill when they brought in talentless actors and actress, such as that girl from Clueless and Solei Moon Frye who is not a good actress at all.In Conclusion i give the School Years of Sabrina 10/10 and the College years a 7/10 because i felt that it lost its sparkle after this!
I used to love watching "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" Friday nights on ABC's TGIF.
My friends and I used to get together every Friday just to watch this show and we never missed an episode.My favorite character was Salem.
I think Melissa Joan Hart played a good teenage witch, too.
My favorite episodes were "Sabrina Through the Looking Glass" and  "Hilda and Zelda: the Teenage Years".
"Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" is quite moving and very funny, and it's a shame that it took me so long to realize how great it was.
No one could play the character of Sabrina better than Melissa Joan Hart.
I loved the aunts Zelda and Hilda, but I think they remained on the show too long, as they should have went off the show as soon as Sabrina went to college.
Judging any young adult, be her Sabrina the Teenage Witch or Melissa Joan Hart, one must be pleased with the judgements made so far and have some trust at this point.
I think what was threatening is that many people assumed Melissa Joan Hart was the cute teenager they see on television and not the beautiful adult she is in real life.
Sabrina, The Teenage Witch was once a great show but it has gone downhill over the past several seasons.
The show lost its charm during the college years because Sabrina moved out of her aunt's house, she didn't use her magic that much.The high school years of Sabrina, The Teenage Witch are excellent because it has a very good amount of great characters such as Mr. Kraft, Valarie, Libby, et al.
My favorite character was Mr. Pool but Mr. Pool was only featured in the first season of Sabrina, The Teenage Witch..
Mellissa Joan Hart demonstrated that she was a good comedienne and was ably supported by the two actresses playing her aunts, as well as the lovely Lindsay Sloane in seasons 2-3.Then it all went a bit sour.
But with the network having a hit on its hands they weren't about to let it go, so we ended up with an almost spin-off show showing Sabrina at college dealing with the sort of teen issues that felt like they'd escaped from somewhere else.If you're wanting to see the show at its best, check out seasons 1-3..
This show is the best.Melissa Joan Hart is the perfect actress to play sabrina.This show conbines humour and some real life situations but the great thing about this show is that its not realistic some great shows are realistic but sometimes it's cool to watch a show that doesn't show you real life and bad things that go on.
Now in its sixth season (and a success on both Nickelodeon UK and ITV, though even its biggest fans must wonder how the latter managed to go head-to-head with "The Simpsons" on BBC1 and beat it in the ratings), it's fairly amusing, and the makers had the basic right idea in letting Sabrina go on to college (life moves on even for TV characters).
But if the series started with Sabrina finding out on her 16th birthday that she's a witch, and this is six years later, then she can't be a teenager on the show any more than she is in real life (Melissa Joan Hart started playing Miss Spellman when she was 22, after four years playing explain-it-all Clarissa).
I do think the college episodes were not as good as the high school ones but they were better than the last series which was awful.
When Sabrina Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) turns 16, she is told by her aunts Hilda (Caroline Rhea) and Zelda (Beth Broderick) that she is a witch.It's a fun teen series.
The plots for each episode are laborious and predictable and the script clichéd and even painful and even given the enormous plot potential for a teenager with magical powers, the powers that be in relation to this show don't seem to be able to come up with anything exciting, adventurous or enthralling for Sabrina to be involved in Despite all this I keep watching the reruns of this show simply because I like Caroline Rhea and Beth Broderick so much and, the more I can see of them the better.
I did enjoy the series when I watched and I really missed TV shows like this, especially live action: the simplicity of it but also, what I love most of it is how relatable the show tries to be.
Sabrina, I feel like the writers tried to give her a personality but it wasn't totally memorable but I feel like they were just trying to write the story about the typical teenager in this time, and in that sense, I thought they did a good job of.
Now I watch them and I remember how easy and fun it was to be a teenage, light hearted, funny, and full of friendship :)My favourite character was Harvey, although how he didn't realise something strange was going on I will never know.
Sure with some of these actors they only play one note stereotypes but they don't really look like they're trying to pull anything off, with the others I can see something.So that was Sabrina The Teenage Witch and it isn't really that great.
Yeah, okay, I tuned in back in the day to see the very cute Melissa Joan Hart on the TV screen, and felt weird about it because it was a show about a teenage girl, but I knew the actress playing said teenage girl was 20 (kind of near my age at the time), and actually didn't feel so bad :)But, the girl aside, I actually tuned in for the zingers from Sabrina's cat.
Sabrina the Teenage Witch was one of my favorite T.V shows of life :D i used to watch back to back episodes everyday when i got home from school.
"Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" was once a very cool TV show but, like most TV series, later it went downhill and was no longer that great.Like most TV series from the past, "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" started very well and during its first years it was original, creative, imaginative, fresh, charming, funny and with some magic as well.The main character of this TV show, Sabrina (amazingly portrayed by the pretty Melissa Joan Hart) is a very charming and adorable character.
For one thing, Salem (Sabrina's talkative black cat) became too artificial-looking when we all know that he used to look like a real cat before.
My kids recently started watching the reruns of this show - both the early episodes on the N, and the later ones on ABC Family - and they love it.
I also wish they'd done some self-referential humor about the changes - like on "Boy Meets World" where they drop the little sister for an entire season or so, and when a different actor later shows up playing her, they ask her where she's been and she says "upstairs," or when early series token geek "Minkus" shows up for the high school graduation, they ask him where he's been and he says "over there," pointing to the part of the classroom never shown by the camera, before saying "Hey, Mr. Turner, wait up!" and running off screen (Mr. turner being another character who left) Oh well - maybe there will be an E true Hollywood story on this or something?
Sabrina the Teenage Witch is on of my favorite sitcoms.This begins with a teenage girl named Sabrina who comes to live with her aunts.Her life changes forever.For her birthday,she discovers that she has magical powers.With her newly discovered powers,Sabrina balances her friends,school life and family with her magical side and learns important lessons along the way and often from getting out of random situations.I think Sabrina the Teenage Witch is a sweet,teen sitcom enjoyable for the whole family,even for guys.Melissa Joan Hart is one of my favorite actresses of all time.The lines are as pure as the characters who say them.The relationship developed between Harvey and Sabrina is the best.Other than the last episode when they end up together,my favorite has to be the one when Sabrina can tell any mortal that she's a witch and it will all be forgotten after the day is done.It showed the friendship she had between Valarie and Harvey and it also showed that Valarie wouldn't even trade popularity over her friendship with Sabrina.What I love more than the characters,comedy and character development are the episodes.The episodes are all about morals and lectures often given by parents.The show delivers the messages with carisma and brings back old and slightly forgotten sayings such as "the green-eyed monster" or "caught in a web of lies".I absolutely love this show and wish it would still show more episodes.For me,seven seasons isn't enough.8/10.
i don't know why some of you are bashing the show cause it's still great,even though the first 5 seasons were great and the last two are still good even if the aunts aren't in the show,and melissa joan hart is a great and funny actress sure this show won't be that popular like friends and will and grace but still it lasted that long and so many teenagers i know like the show,so my opinion is that the show still rock..
This show is pretty good, it's nothing you wait all day at work/school to get home to, but it's good if you just want to plop down on the couch and have a laugh every now and then.Melissa Joan Hart has the leading role as Sabrina, the high school sophomore who finds out she's a witch, and that she can cast almost any spell, some with unexpected consequences though.
Sabrina [Melissa Joan Hart] has been sent to live with her two aunts Hilda [Caroline Rhea] and Zelda [Beth Broderick] Spellman.
It's also amusing how they're always talking about things that happened centuries ago, and usually blame Hilda for bad things that happened.Melissa Joan Hart is the perfect person to play Sabrina.
She knows exactly how to act to play Sabrina, and even as young as she is, does a splendid job!It's also good how the show can manage to be a funny sitcom about high school and college that any age can watch and be attracted to.
It shows a teenager doing things that kids can relate to- like having boyfriend problems and bullying peers, then moves on to the more different side- being a witch.
It shows kids- and adults- that different does not mean wrong, and in a world as judgemental as this, that's a good thing.Besides, the cat's funny!:).
And now you know why ABC is airing "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" seven nights a week.The regular shows it has in its' nighttime lineup aren't doing the job.Sabrina The Teenage Witch is a clear example.The show is not funny.The direction of the show and its pace is horrible,one scene moves on to another scene and then to another scene without a clear idea of what is going on.The actors therefore are rushed and the stories seem stilted.The mechanical cat looks cheap and is not good puppeteering in any sense.
Melissa Joan Hart is easy on the eyes and maybe a good actress,who knows,but you can't figure this out in this production run by her mother and done with canned laughter,not in front of a studio audience.The elder Hart has made many changes in the show's four seasons and actors come and go,therefore only Sabrina and her family exist as core characters,but the two aunts Sabrina has at home suffer from the same problem of the show awful direction and pace.This show should be in TV heaven with cancellation right now as aside from seeing MJH and her looks what is the use of this show?It isn't entertaining..
Occasionally, it's funny (usually Salem the cat with his sarcastic remarks) and Melissa Joan Hart is very perky as Sabrina.
Along with Sabrina, who was portrayed perfectly by the beautiful and talented Melissa Joan Hart, we got to experience her new-found powers, achieve her magic license and discover the secret of her family.The cast was amazing.
It's not brooding or mysterious, it doesn't really even have a story, it's just a collection of fun episodes about a 90's high school girl with magic powers, a talking cat and two crazy aunts.A TV show this simple just works.
with the help of her Aunts (Heilda and Zelda Spellman) and the 'family cat' Salam Saberhagen she manages to survive school life.another aspect of the story is the romance of Sabrina and her high school crush/boyfriend Harvey Kinkle despite the fact she is a witch and he is a mortal.However, in season 5 Sabrina started to lose it's touch when Sabrina starts John Adams college and when Harvey breaks up with Sabrina because he found out she was a witch.As a conclusion,i think that Sabrina made my childhood and that it should make a come back..
During much of the show's run, Sabrina is a high school student who lives with her two aunts, Hilda and Zelda, as well as a warlock-turned-cat named Salem.
I loved watching Sabrina as a kid although I never did get to see every episode so I decided to watch it all from beginning to end and I am pleased to say it didn't lose any of it's magic now that I'm an adult.Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina) is fantastic and brings comedy to the show.
A lot of people criticize the college years of Sabrina but I actually like them a lot better than the teenage years.In the high school seasons, Sabrina was spoiled, self-centered, and honestly not a very likable character.
What carried the show were the side characters like Salem, Hilda, Zelda, Dreama, Harvey, and so on.However in the university seasons I felt that Sabrina actually became likable because she was less selfish and actually used her powers to help other people who needed it.It is too bad that a lot of people couldn't adjust to the change because I would have liked to see a few seasons which documented her life in the real world as an adult, maybe solving real world/ mortal problems.I also would have liked to see a side series about her cousin Amanda and her adventures in the delinquent high school.
I LOVE how season 2 draws out a base line for Sabrina to balance her school studies + studying for her witch's license + Harvey + Libby, Valerie.
She lives with her two aunts Zelda & Hilda and she is in love with a guy named Harvey(or course it was on and off).Eveytime this was aired I used to enjoy watching it from the day it premiered back in 1996 to the day it ended (I think it was 2004 it finshed for good as Sabrina goes off in a motorbike with Harvey as he was the only guy for her) and I used to laugh at all the cray spells Sabrina pulled like the one with the dough man or the one where she becomes Libby and she acts all sweet and innocent like her LOL.Since that show ended Wizards of Waverly Place took over(yeah its something like it except in Wizards they aren't witches they are wizards).
The characters at the beginning were great; Harvey, Jenny, Libby, the quizmaster, Salem and Mr. Poole (my personal fave, shame he left so early on) Hilda and Zelda her aunts started off OK, but then became irritating.I liked Mr. Kraft too as he was always that little bit closer to discovering Sabrina's secret.
The last episode made me feel a lot better though (SPOILER)having Sabrina end up with Harvey on her wedding day to dullard Aaron was great!
I used to love Sabrina The Teenage Witch and have seen every single episode.
All in all I still love to watch the old episodes of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, but I think the writers took it too far and should have left it with Sabrina leaving high school.
The cat Salem is the most funny character after Sabrina, I think.
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch was like a witchcraft sitcom.
I didn't find all the jokes funny, I just watched because some of Sabrina's episodes were interesting.
Melissa Joan Hart was perfect and fit to play the main character, but for me, it was Salem that stole the show in some episodes.
Sabrina is the best witch I have seen to hit media and she insures that what your watching is entertaining, funny and magical..
I used to love the magic of Sabrina and the teenage witch.