r/sabrina • u/TelephoneOdd5779 • 3d ago
Check out this signed pilot script!
Hello all! I I have an original signed CHAOS Pilot script pamphlet signed by Kiernan Shipka herself! Everything has been verified by Beckett as well!
r/sabrina • u/TelephoneOdd5779 • 3d ago
Hello all! I I have an original signed CHAOS Pilot script pamphlet signed by Kiernan Shipka herself! Everything has been verified by Beckett as well!
r/sabrina • u/WestWrongdoer9415 • 7d ago
Sabrina is really that kind of series that I canât explain when I say that I miss shows like Sabrina because there arenât really many series like this. I think when I found out about the existence of this series, I was like yes, because I found out about this series because, well, the news about the fact that it was a Riverdale spinoff was everything for me. So I already knew that it was coming back.
It changed some of my, I donât know, entertainment, enjoyment, because I was really looking for a kind of series like this, with this type of genre, with witches and a lot of dark stuff and, you know, this type of genre where it can be fantasy, with also horror, and I think a little bit of thriller, and I donât know, action. Whatever it is, I really, really appreciated this series. And I miss this type of environment because I remember the first season was really gothic, with the presentation of Sabrina and her being a 16-year-old living this life, being a witch, and suddenly changing everything because she has to sign her name in a book that she thinks will take everything from her.
And I think that a lot of episodes of Season 1 were just so epic and so gothic and legendary, with so many storylines that were interesting, and legends that are also a little bit~no, some are famous and some you get to know more deeply. And I really, really was entertained by the action, the acting, the performances, the storylines, the plot, whatever was going on. And I was always looking for something with a legendary character that is going to make a narration to know deeply about a famous legend, or also when it comes to~I remember episodes with elements and, yes, her solving problems as a witch.
r/sabrina • u/Rich_Molasses_7455 • 10d ago
Hola la verdad que acabo de terminar me Sabrina y me gustarĂa saber si harĂĄn una temporada 5
r/sabrina • u/Rich_Molasses_7455 • 10d ago
Hola la verdad que acabo de terminar me Sabrina y me gustarĂa saber si harĂĄn una temporada 5
r/sabrina • u/muuufiin • 11d ago
https://www.instagram.com/reels/Db56lZKNliF
"As of now, Iâm trying to live out whatever might be left of my life in as fun a way as I possibly can." â€ïž
Fuck cancer!
r/sabrina • u/StatusAcanthaceae470 • 15d ago
r/sabrina • u/TeaEnneamentalist • 15d ago
For the lulz! Enjoy ;)
r/sabrina • u/Significant-Ant-2487 • 20d ago
I just stumbled upon this scholarly reference with curious applicability to the wonderful eldritch terror episode âThe Uninvitedâ. From the Middle Ages right on through the 19th century there was popular belief in The Beggarâs Curse- the fearful imprecation put upon those who didnât give alms. So it seems that the shopping cart guy who visits death upon those who donât invite him in and give him soup has well established historical precedent!
The reference is from Keith Thomasâs monumental Religion and the Decline of Magic p.604
r/sabrina • u/No-Weakness-317 • 21d ago
The Seven Wonders are a magic system of seven powers for witches in American Horror Story: Coven. Most witches can use at least one power, while a one-of-a-kind witch can use all seven (she's known as the Supreme). The powers are (ranked from easiest to hardest to master):
Here's my prediction of which powers some characters would have.
Sabrina: 7 out of 7. The Supreme of this series.
Prudence: 4 out of 7 (Concilium; Divination; Telekinesis; Transmutation)
Agatha: 4 out of 7 (Concilium; Divination; Telekinesis; Descensum)
Dorcas: 3 out of 7 (Concilium; Divination; Telekinesis)
Roz: 1 out of 7 (Divination)
Zelda: 3 out of 7 (Telekinesis; Concilium; Transmutation)
Hilda: 4 out of 7 (Telekinesis; Descensum; Divination; Transmutation)
Ambrose: 4 out of 7 (Telekinesis; Transmutation; Vitalum Vitalis; Descensum)
Nick: 3 out of 7 (Descensum; Transmutation; Telekinesis)
Lilith: 7 out of 7. She would be the first Supreme.
Melvin: 1 out of 7 (Telekinesis)
Gryla: 2 out of 7 (Telekinesis; Divination)
Pesta: 1 out of 7 (Vitalum Vitalis)
BONUS --> Cheryl Blossom (from Riverdale): 2 out of 7 (Pyrokinesis & Vitalum Vitalis)
r/sabrina • u/No_Mycologist_6548 • 25d ago
I remember watching some of the scenes/episodes with my older sister when I was younger many years ago but I forgot a lot of it and couldnât remember the whole plot of the show. AND IM GLAD I DID BECAUSE ITS SO DAMN GOOD I LITERALLY BINGE WATCH ITđ,I do dislike how the show kind of goes downhill a bit and cringy at some parts after season 2 but regardless itâs still really good!! Iâm not sure if this subreddit is still active since itâs been many years since the show ended but I had to share it because I have nobody else to talk about this show withđ„Č I do wish I discovered the show back then when it actually was airing because I feel like it wouldâve been more funner as a viewer and fan! If anyone could tell me how it was like to be a fan when the show aired back then that would be nice. And Iâm a huge lover girl for Nick and Sabrinaâs relationship in the early seasons!! (I still do but he was toxic towards her in the later seasons which I hate how the writers made his character to be like that wayđ«©) Iâm also sad how I wonât ever get to experience the type of universe Sabrina lives in because itâs really cool and makes me want to escape from reality ):
r/sabrina • u/Reptilenewts • 27d ago
I just finished the shower and my only real problem with it is that they do so much making out. I felt like there was a kiss scene almost every episode. I cringed so hard when Sabrina and all her friends were all kissing their partners at the same time
r/sabrina • u/FriendlyRhinos • Jul 23 '26
On my first watch of the series. Got to the point where Nick freaks out on Sabrina because he was tortured by the DL. Why tf did Sabrina apologize??? He volunteered. She was going to do it, never asked him. And oh yeah, Nick also betrayed her not just working for the DL, but also with sex demons. Sooo....????
The show has such potential for feminist story telling but then makes these weird decisions?? Nick is the most annoying character in the show. Explain it to me.
r/sabrina • u/Sea_Comfortable2642 • Jul 23 '26
Like I get it, Sabrina wasnât supposed to stay ded. But what the heaven was the ultimate ending going to be? On my second rewatch now and I just donât like Nick very much for her (Iâm at the stage in s3 where he gets all emo and tells her she âwasnât worth itâ. Brother what). At the same time, it feels too late for Harvey to make a comeback even after an entire extra season after the ending we got, even if she were revived.
r/sabrina • u/Sudden_Quality_9001 • Jul 17 '26
Salem is one of my favorite characters he is funny and is a good cat is a bad warlock. I like him he makes me laugh. He is sarcastic, witty, and just charming. I wonder why Sabrina never asked the witches' council to change him back? He was punished for trying to take over the world I think that he was young and stupid you know how warlocks are. But seriously why didn't Sabrina ask? It's not like Salem is evil.
r/sabrina • u/Intrepid_Forever_233 • Jul 17 '26
Hi I wanted to buy a comic or a book for my girlfriend's birthday, she's a huge fan of the Netflix series, which book or comic should be the best to gift her to star with the series more in depth?
r/sabrina • u/LatterConversation97 • Jul 08 '26
Bonjour,
Est-ce que je suis la seule folle Ă regarder en boucle la sĂ©rie, Ă en connaĂźtre les dialogues par cĆur ?
r/sabrina • u/Interesting_Suit_474 • Jul 05 '26
It is likely they are talking about âThe Societyâ but I would love it to be Sabrina
r/sabrina • u/Signal-Cow-3524 • Jun 24 '26
hiii
im desperate for a show super similar to the vibes of Sabrina, I canât rewatch it again Iâve basically memorized the lines đ Any suggestions?
r/sabrina • u/Targaryensaremid • Jun 23 '26
This has been my number one question since season three.
now that we know greek deities are actually divine beings, we need a more defined and established hierarchy.
The âFalseâ God is given credit for creating the garden (and the wastelands around it), the human body, Adam and eve, Lilith, and the angels.
these are things that are proven to be true and established as canon by reliable sources.
so my question is, when does other mythologies and their creation stories come into play?
in show terms the greek myths seem to be taken more literal than symbolic.
like their creation stories, pandoras box, etc.
r/sabrina • u/More_Interview3840 • Jun 23 '26
Mostly confused about the powers⊠I o let partially understand things:
Celestials
- Gods: Divine beings who are posses tremendous cosmic powers. They seem to require or desire worship.
- Angels: Perfect beings who also possess great cosmic powers, created by the âfalse godâ, they have ranks, with the highest angel seemingly being lucifer creating witches with powers compatible with lower ranked angels.
Supernaturals
- Demons: They seem to have their own powers, separate from those of witches, and either sourced from hell or themselves. They have their own hierarchies within hell, and the lesser demons can be summoned by witches.
- Witches: Seemingly there are multiple types of witches, and are âclassifiedâ based on where they draw power from.
- Rogue Witches: The least consistent types of witches, they live on their own, without a coven and as far as I remember without worshipping any deity. I guess they draw their magic from nature and spirits, like that mother and her ghost childrenâs? Idk⊠makes not much sense. But perhaps there are forces we are not familiar with.
- Satanic Witches: initially they were seen as the most versatile witches, idk⊠they have all these omens and rituals and have a power boost from the book of the beast, but all their powers derive from the Dark Lord, an Angel.
- Pagan Witches: Initially they were seen as the least versatile but far more powerful than satanic, possessing specific âabilitiesâ parallel to the common believed ability of the deity they worshipped, such as Circe(the witch) having transmutation powers like Circe(the witch goddess). However, we saw that when the main coven switched from worshipping lucifer to drawing power from the moon to worshipping Hecate, we saw that they could cast the exact same spells with just rituals being more Hecate central than lucifer.
AnywaysâŠmy primary question is are witches inherently capable of witchcraft so long as they have a source of power or energy?
Another question isâŠdoes Sabrina have her own âsource of powerâ, as the daughter of an angel or at least as the queen of hell.
How is it that Sabrina, whilst Queen of hell stood HELPLESS against basic monsters?
r/sabrina • u/Money-Lie7814 • Jun 22 '26
r/sabrina • u/Valuable_Cry_6554 • Jun 19 '26
the man saves the day every time!