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Season 2 – Sabrina, the Teenage Witch

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Sabrina Spellman is a teenager with magical powers who comes from a long line of witches. Until going away to college, she lived with her wacky aunts, who would teach her to use her witchcraft wisely, and Salem, the talking black cat, who always has a scheme up his paw. As a high-school student, Sabrina is less judicious about using her powers than when she enters adulthood. The series is based on a 1960s comic-book series of the same name and an animated TV series that originally aired in the 1970s.
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Ken Tucker Entertainment Weekly 05/18/2018
B+
And Sabrina is junk TV at its liveliest, with a gratifyingly strong pair of female role models in Sabrina's foster-parenting witch aunts (Caroline Rhea and Beth Broderick). Go to Full Review Thomas Hine New York Times 01/13/2018
Throughout the current season, ''Sabrina the Teen-Age Witch'' is dealing indirectly and generally approvingly with legal and bureaucratic limits on teen-agers' freedom. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Ed R @JustcallmeER Oct 16 The season is progressing with more character development but still lacks the humor we need. See more 06/02/2021 I was way too old to be watching this show when it came out, and yet I was watching this show when it came out, and now I watch it with my kid even though we've seen every episode a million times. The writing was really excellent on this show, since I'm not a huge sitcom person. With smart contributors like Frank Conniff who worked on "Mystery Science Theater 3000", the show is still funny today, and has lots of great guest stars, including Penn & Teller. We loved Sabrina until it gets into her college years and a bit iffy, but overall a good run. My kid and I were super excited for what Netflix was gonna do with Sabrina, and watched a minute of "The New" and were horrified. It was impossible for us to imagine Sabrina this way, and we've never returned. We weren't expecting a sitcom, but, a beyond-dark-Sabrina was not what we were looking for. See more 01/26/2020 Not as good as the first season. But, I like the edition of The Quiz master. I liked most of the episodes, and it was decent. Just, it could have been a bit better. See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Nell Scovell

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Melissa Joan Hart

Actor

Caroline Rhea

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Beth Broderick

Actor

Nate Richert

Actor

Jenna Leigh Green

Actor

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Sep 26, 1997 Sabrina Gets Her License Sabrina is overwhelmed by the series of responsibility tests she must pass to earn her witch's license. Details Episode 2 Aired Oct 3, 1997 Dummy for Love Sabrina plays matchmaker for Aunt Hilda and Mr. Kraft; Zelda gets in trouble when Hilda forgets to mail her letter. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 10, 1997 Dante's Inferno Hilda and Zelda ask Witch Yenta for help in finding a match for Sabrina; Hilda comes down with punnitis. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 17, 1997 A Doll's Story Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) is transformed into a doll while baby-sitting her witch cousin, Amanda (guest star Emily Hart). Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 24, 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Boy Sabrina and Aunt Hilda transform themselves into men to see how the other half lives, but the plan backfires. Details Episode 6 Aired Oct 31, 1997 A River of Candy Corn Runs Through It Sabrina's Halloween party turns into a disaster when monsters crash the party and a river of candy corn fills the kitchen. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 7, 1997 Inna-Gadda-Sabrina Sabrina's (Melissa Joan Hart) life is transformed back to the 1960s when Salem swallows a "time ball." Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 14, 1997 Witch Trash Sabrina's (Melissa Joan Hart) rural relatives start a family feud over her magic book. Guest stars: Loni Anderson and Alice Ghostley. Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 21, 1997 To Tell a Mortal On Friday the 13th, Sabrina learns she can tell any mortal she is a witch, and they won't remember it the next day. Details Episode 10 Aired Dec 5, 1997 Oh What a Tangled Spell She Weaves Sabrina casts nonspecific spells with drastic results and accidentally sends her aunts and Salem to Merlin's castle. Details Episode 11 Aired Dec 19, 1997 Sabrina Claus Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) and Salem fill in for an injured Santa Claus (guest star John Ratzenberger) on Christmas Eve. Johnny Mathis also guest stars. Details Episode 12 Aired Jan 9, 1998 Little Big Kraft When Mr. Kraft is appointed chaperon of the class ski trip, Sabrina casts a spell to give him a teenager's outlook on life. Details Episode 13 Aired Jan 23, 1998 Five Easy Pieces of Libby Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) transforms her nemesis, Libby (Jenna Leigh Green), into a puzzle and has trouble reversing the spell. Details Episode 14 Aired Jan 30, 1998 Finger Lickin' Flu Sabrina's (Melissa Joan Hart) case of finger flu gets so out of hand that her powers are transferred to Mrs. Quick (Mary Gross). Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 6, 1998 Sabrina and the Beanstalk A wicked witch (guest star Shelley Long) takes Sabrina and Harvey (Melissa Joan Hart, Nate Richert) hostage at the top of a magical beanstalk. Details Episode 16 Aired Feb 13, 1998 The Equalizer The aunts send Cupid to negotiate with a lovesick troll who kidnapped Sabrina. Details Episode 17 Aired Feb 27, 1998 The Band Show Sabrina attempts to knock out Libby in the battle of the bands contest by whipping up a magical batch of talent. Details Episode 18 Aired Mar 6, 1998 When Teens Collide Sabrina's (Melissa Joan Hart) personality is swapped with Libby's due to an imbalance in Sabrina's molecular stability. Details Episode 19 Aired Mar 20, 1998 My Nightmare, the Car Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) gets more than she bargained for when she buys a talking car from the other realm. Details Episode 20 Aired Apr 3, 1998 Fear Strikes Up a Conversation Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) inadvertently releases a shadow of fear that haunts the school. Guest stars: Steve Allen and Mary Gross. Details Episode 21 Aired Apr 17, 1998 Quiz Show Daft Aunt Hilda (Caroline Rhea) tutors Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) for the toughest magic test she has ever taken. Details Episode 22 Aired Apr 24, 1998 Disneyworld On a trip to Disney's Animal Kingdom, Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) accidentally turns Libby and Valerie (Jenna Leigh Green, Lindsay Sloane) into zebras. Details Episode 23 Aired May 1, 1998 Sabrina's Choice Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) is forced to choose between living with either Hilda or Zelda (Caroline Rhea, Beth Broderick). Details Episode 24 Aired May 8, 1998 Rumor Mill While in the other realm, Sabrina unknowingly starts rumors about her mortal friends that could prove damaging. Details Episode 25 Aired May 15, 1998 Mom vs. Magic Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) must decide whether to relinquish her witch powers in order to see her mortal mother. Details

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Sabrina, the Teenage Witch — Season 2

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Season Info

Director
David Trainer, Ken Koch, Linda Day, Chuck Vinson, Gary Halvorson, Peter Baldwin
Creator
Nell Scovell
Executive Producer
Paula Hart, Nell Scovell
Screenwriter
Nick Bakay, Nell Scovell, Sheldon Bull, Frank Conniff, Charlie Tercek, Carrie Honigblum, Holly Hester, David Lesser, Barney Cohen, Alexandra Komisaruk, Renee Phillips
Network
ABC
Rating
TV-G
Genre
Comedy, Fantasy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Sep 26, 1997
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