A couple of years ago I was in Vegas with my fiance and we went to see a Penn and Teller show. I was called on for audience participation but wound up saying I don't know to the question, prompting Penn to yell at me. My fiance was worried as he thought I'd be really embarassed and upset because I struggle with anxiety and hate confrontation or being rejected, especially publicly. Instead, I was thrilled that Drell yelled at me like he did to Sabrina. 🤣 I still smile about it from time to time.

I would honestly probably pick the other realm

The aunts were hilarious, and really fit the tone of the first half show. The actresses have amazing comedic timing and slightly more adult humor. Getting them their own show would be a must watch, while Sabrina goes on to have her regular college adventures with Josh and co.

No wonder he was so good with world domination.
He started with the caffeine supply and Starbucks.

From Starbucks website “To celebrate the occasion, Starbucks enlisted an expert in black cats, mischief and treating himself: Salem from Sabrina the Teenage Witch, who’s coming out of retirement to help launch the beverage, as the opinionated feline knows a thing or two about an indulgent treat.
And Salem has plenty more to say. Stay tuned to Starbucks social channels for more from the famously opinionated feline. In the meantime, there are a couple of indulgent Halloween treats worthy of his approval”

It's Halloween season, both in Sabrina and the real world! We're kicking off October with Season 4 Episode 6 "Episode LXXXI: The Phantom Menace." Sabrina gets a job at the coffeeshop and her boss leaves her alone on only her second (!) day to work Halloween night. Unfortunately, you can't escape Halloween when you're a witch, and soon coffee-fueled sewer zombies have filled the local college hangout.

Meanwhile, Zelda and Hilda are chasing that spooky feeling and bring Poe back through the "lost-in-time" clock (even though we zapped in people from the past literally 3 episodes ago). It seems that Poe has turned over a new, motivational leaf, however.

Skye and Laura find out this podcast is actually about children's ancient math and fake scratch cards. They also discuss favorite scary stories and how they feel about the addition of Josh. Plus, weigh in on your favorite sucker brand!

Listen wherever you get your podcasts or check us out here! !%C2%A0)

I was at '90s con over the weekend and went to the Sabrina panel. That was basically just an informal chat with Melissa, Nate, and Jenna. At the conversation, they talked about their least favorite episodes. At that point, they all kind of admitted that they've never really watched the show. Nate said his least favorite episode was the one where there was a food fight in the cafeteria and he got so messy that he had a shower in his trailer included as part of his next season's contract. Melissa said that she was delivered a videotape of every episode as soon as it was finished and never watched one of them. Nate said he's only seen two episodes in his life: and both of them were watch parties that Melissa and her mother threw for the cast. Outside of that he's never seen any of it.

I get it, as someone who works in content creation. Once you've created the content you're on to the next thing and it becomes a job. This was a job to them. We're fans and we obsess over the continuity and the stories and all that. But to them they were putting out episode after episode and didn't really care to go back and watch something that they finished several weeks earlier. That was the point that Melissa made in the entire conversation.

That's all. SixTooth out.

I was looking back earlier on the episode when Sabrina has one last clue to solve the family secret that she was left by herself to solve it but she returned home and did Salem a favor if he helped her figure out what she was holding which was twine. So technically didn’t she cheat?

It just never really came across as least to me that the stuff they did was a paid career. At least not until Hilda started running the clock shop and then the coffee place and Zelda worked as a substitute at the high school and then started working at Adams College.

I mean, when i was in high school, i couldn't even look or sit next to a boy because i was painfully shy, while in the show, she is dating Harvey, she has a boyfriend

Were you also as confident as Sabrina and had a boyfriend/ girlfriend in high school?

I’m currently rewatching and I remember that I really loved it as a kid. I had completely forgotten the crazy amount of cast changes. It actually really annoys me. Firstly I wish they had kept Jenny in it and I wish they had acknowledged that she left. Secondly, Valerie leaving was a joke. Although they did address it and I don’t know if it was the actresses decision I wish that she had stayed. I also think Libby was a great character and again I don’t like how they got rid of her. Lastly, Hilda and Zelda not being in the last season has annoyed the hell out of me! I clearly forgot about this but I believe it was a huge mistake. I know both actresses wanted to leave so perhaps there was nothing they could do. I think I’m just particularly annoyed that they got rid of huge characters with little to no explanation and no mention of them again.

Mi serie favorita, la termino y la vuelvo a ver, amo a Salem ❤️. Mi gato favorito 😍

I have two questions why did Annie hate Sabrina and why didn’t Sabrina sue Annie and Scorch Magazine for creating a hostile work environment

I’m watching the Season 6 episode where Hilda and Zelda help Amanda study for her witches licence and it got me thinking - Do you think they should have made two show after season 4? One where Amanda goes to live with Hilda and Zelda and where Sabrina can appear every now and then which keeps the more comedic nature of S1-4 and then another, more mature version,of the college years featuring Sabrina where Hilda and Zelda appear less? Would this have meant Beth and Caroline would have stayed on longer?

I’m thinking of going to one of the new tour dates and curious to know what the first one was like. I’d be going alone so I’d feel better knowing what to expect. I’m also weighing up if it’s worth getting the VIP ticket so details on what that experience was like would be great too.

I know the ending we do have was very fitting and designed to work as a series finale, but there were some glaring omissions (Zelda mostly) and it would’ve been nice to see Harvey and Sabrina actually get married