Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996 - 2003)

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch

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A half-mortal, half-witch teen copes with high school and her newfound powers in this charmer, for a time the crown jewel in ABC's 'TGIF' lineup. The series, which is based on the Archie Comics character, jumped from ABC to WB as the fifth season got underway with incoming college freshman Sabrina flying out of the nest to live closer to campus.

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Seasons

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2002, ABC, 22 episodes

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2001, ABC, 22 episodes

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2000, ABC, 22 episodes

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1999, ABC, 22 episodes

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1998, ABC, 25 episodes

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1997, ABC, 26 episodes

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Critics Consensus: A smart teen show with magic and a talking cat, Sabrina the Teenage Witch won our hearts and went on to be a 90s TGIF staple.

1996, ABC, 24 episodes

Cast

Melissa Joan Hart
as Sabrina Spellman
Caroline Rhea
as Aunt Hilda Spellman
Deborah Harry
Beth Broderick
as Aunt Zelda Spellman
Penn & Teller
Raquel Welch
Nick Bakay
as Voice of Salem
Nate Richert
as Harvey Kinkle
Milo Ventimiglia
Jenna Leigh Green
as Libby Chessler
Michelle Beaudoin
as Jenny
Brian Austin Green
Paul Feig
as Mr. Eugene Pool
Lindsay Sloane
as Valerie Birkhead
Martin Mull
as Willard Kraft
Alimi Ballard
as Albert the Quizmaster
Jon Huertas
as Brad
China Jesusita Shavers
as Dreama
David Lascher
as Josh
Elisa Donovan
as Morgan Cavanaugh
Trevor Lissauer
as Miles Goodman
Soleil Moon Frye
as Roxie King
George Wendt
as Mike Shelby
Andrew Walker
as Cole
John Ducey
as Leonard
Diana-Maria Riva
as Annie
Bumper Robinson
as James
Dylan Neal
as Aaron Jacobs
Michelle Kwan
as Student
Sonje Fortag
as Cousin Susie
Rosalind Ayres
as Aunt Dorma
Steven M. Porter
as Bryce
Mary Ann Mobley
as Herself
Mary Gross
as Mrs. Quick
Emily Hart
as Amanda
Jose Eber
as Himself
Curtis Anderson
as Gordie
Sean Anthony Moran
as Mailman
David Wells
as Mr. Franco
Roz Witt
as Woman
Barbara Eden
as Aunt Irma
Phil Fondacaro
as Roland
David L. Lander
as Postmaster
Stu Nahan
as TV Announcer
Hap Lawrence
as Shepherd
Michael Trucco
as Kevin
Faith Prince
as Shirley Jacobs
Robert Picardo
as Bob Jacobs
Alex Rocco
as Sid Wolff
Glenn Shadix
as Caligula
Annie O'Donnell
as Louisa
Matt Battaglia
as Daniel Boone
Charles Shaughnessy
as Alec
Alley Mills
as Diana
Bryan Kirkwood
as Derek
Essence Atkins
as Marnie
Henry Gibson
as Witch Judge
Deborah Zoe
as Blind Faith
Susan Yeagley
as Cinderella
Adrian Neil
as British Guy
Christina Vidal
as Paris
David Leisure
as Purser/Bob Bermuda
Da Brat
as Baby K2K
Hope Levy
as Contest Winner
Peter Scolari
as Ringmaster
Tami Anderson
as Sales Lady No. 1
Mario
as Himself
Ashanti
as Herself
Sophia Bush
as Mackenzie
Verne Troyer
as Angus
Eric Jungmann
as Teenage Salem
Austin Peck
as Victor
Don Most
as White Rabbit
Jennifer Hall
as Ashley
Derek Baynham
as Soccer Player No. 1
Kate Jackson
as Candy
Trisha Hart
as Sales Lady No. 2
Susan Slome
as Betty
Daniel Bedingfield
as Himself
Kerry Sable
as Bride-to-Be
Britt Leary
as Young Woman
Douglas Sills
as Will
Howard Dorough
as Strum
Craig Robert Young
as Soccer Palyer No. 2
Clare Kramer
as Babette Storm
Michael Deak
as Sasquatch
Garry Marshall
as Mickey
Carson Daly
as Himself
Scott Gurney
as Zack
Terry Sweeney
as Curator
Shirley Jones
as Lydia Spellman
Tim Thomerson
as Mr. Alcerro
Dorie Barton
as Rebecca
Kathleen Noone
as Francesca Flaum
Jo Nell Kennedy
as Monique
Avril Lavigne
as Herself
Dylan Cash
as Billy Johnson
Paula Abdul
Richard Kline
as Jim-Thom
David Starzyk
as Professor Carlin
Sisqo
as Vladimir
Andy Roddick
as Himself
Stacey Ann Hollenberg
as Woman
Britney Spears
as Herself
Billy Blanks
Richard Riehle
as Jedediah
Frankie Avalon
as Himself
Chyna
Ian Lyons
as Waiter
Dick Van Dyke
as Duke
Roger Lodge
as Roger Lodge
Tom Virtue
as Mr. Cavanaugh
John William Stevenson
as Ryan
Mark Dobies
as Robert
Jere Burns
as Gabriel
Edgar Allan Poe IV
as Edgar Allan Poe
Barbara Smith
James Read
as Ben
Lindsay Parker
as Margie
Sally Struthers
as Aunt Lorraine
Robert Noble
as City Inspector
John Ganun
as Billy Luto
John Salley
Patrick Roman Miller
as Cassius
Usher Raymond
as Love Doctor
Pamela Dillman
as Marie Curie
Victoria Jackson
as Annabelle
Molly Cheek
as Mrs. Cavanaugh
Dion Anderson
as Zeus
Vitamin C
as Cathy
Greg Vaughan
as Peter
Gary Sandy
as Wally
David Garrison
as Dr. Axelrod
Ray Magliozzi
as Click
Richard Voll
as Joey
Joe Ochman
as Shop Owner
Tim Bagley
as Mr. Cornwallis
Craig Zimmerman
as Chip
Jane Sibbett
as Robin Davis
Carnie Wilson
as Mother
Tom Magliozzi
as Clack
David Fickas
as Father Time
Teresa Parente
as Miss Sorecorn
Jimm Giannini
as Bennie
Tony Ranaudo
as Fabrizio
Chris Harrison
as Colin
Spencer Beglarian
as Sparky
Ed McMahon
Alastaire Duncan
as Pierre
Danny Bonaduce
as Danny Bonaduce
Craig Strong
as Fireman
Patrick Bristow
as Mercury
Isaac Hanson
as Himself
Natalija Nogulich
as Geri
Doug Sheehan
as Edward
Patrick Kerr
as Doubt
George Wyner
as President
Steve Hofvendahl
as Homework Elf
Aaron Carter
as Himself
Jordan Taylor Hanson
as Himself
Drew Lachey
as Zeke
Ed Gale
as Powell
Zach Selwyn
as Customer
Pat Lentz
as Teacher
Blake Clark
as Phil
Harry S. Murphy
as Guidance Counselor
Jamie Torcellini
as Salesman
Zac Hanson
as Himself
Dana Woods
as Pressburger
Pattie Tierce
as Woman
Manu Intiraymi
as Sore Throat
Jeff Austin
as Salesman
Amy Landers
as Customer No. 1
Dennis Lipscomb
as Mirror Man
Ming Lo
as Foreign Man
Greg Poland
as Customer No. 2
Louisa Abernathy
as Caterer
Joe Howard
as Minister
Mark Wallace
as Student Announcer
Nancy Linari
as Mother Nature
Brandon Kaplan
as Lion Scout
Gracie Charters
as Girl
Brandie Rocci
as Student
Phyllis Franklin
as Customer
Vincent Schiavelli
as Marrying Man
Mary Bogue
as French Hen
Chip Chinery
as Newspaper Boy
Dennis Bailey
as Career Counselor
Mark Colson
as Attendant
Patrick Ecclesine
as Teenage Billy
Will Jennings
as Young Mr. Kraft
Corey Michael Blake
as Usher
Maurice Chasse
as Thug
John Harnagel
as Guest
Billy Gunn
as Father of the Groom
Christine Nelson
as College Kid No. 1
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Series Details

TV Network: ABC
Premiere Date: Sep 27, 1996
Genre: Kids & Family
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