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Sabrina: The Animated Series
Format Animated television series
Created by Savage Steve Holland, based on the Archie Comics characters
Starring Emily Hart as Sabrina Spellman
Nick Bakay as Salem
Melissa Joan Hart as Aunt Hilda and Zelda Spellman
Bill Switzer as Harvey Krinkle
Lalainia Lindbjerg as Katy
Jason Michas as Slugloafe the School Bully
David Sobolov as Spookie Jar
Chantal Strand as Gemini Stone
Cree Summer as Chloe
Tim Allen as Miles Goodman
Jay Brazeau
Country of origin USA
No. of episodes 65
Production
Running time 30 Minutes
Broadcast
Original channel Flag of the United States ABC/UPN / Syndicated/CBS
Original run September 6, 1999 – February 22, 2000
Chronology
Preceded by the Teenage Witch
(1996–2003)
Followed by Secret Life (2003-2004)
External links
IMDb profile
TV.com summary
Common rating
Australia G
Canada C
United States TV-Y, E/I

Sabrina: The Animated Series is the name of an American animated television series based on the Archie Comics character Sabrina, the Teenage Witch produced by DiC Entertainment, which was owned by Disney at the time. Additionally, a movie, Sabrina: Friends Forever, and a continuation-spinoff series, Sabrina's Secret Life, were produced, this time without the ownership of Disney.

Contents

Most episodes centered on the typical problems of middle school, along with those that stemmed from Sabrina's inexperience with or misuse of witchcraft. Sabrina and best friend Chloe would often use magic (often from the "Spooky Jar"—a cookie jar containing a genie-like being—in the family's kitchen) for all sorts of perceived emergencies, ranging from trying to fit into skinny new clothes to making Sabrina's boyfriend Harvey into a superhero. By the end of each episode, the magic would backfire. Sabrina would learn that using magic usually wasn't the solution to her day-to-day problems.

The series debuted in 1999. The Archie Comics star had already graced the Saturday morning airwaves in the 1970s (courtesy of Filmation), but the popularity of the live-action Sabrina, the Teenage Witch sitcom in the 1990s formed part of the basis for this spin-off series. Unlike previous versions, Sabrina in this series was depicted as a 13-year-old attending middle school. As in the original comic series, Sabrina lives with her two aunts, Hilda and Zelda Spellman, and Salem Saberhagen, Sabrina's sarcastic cat, all of whom advise Sabrina on the use of her powers (thereby contradicting the live-action show's premise of not having those powers prior to her sixteenth birthday; thus this series is essentially a "retelling" of the story, similar in concept to The New Archies, a previous Archie Comics-based DiC production).

Savage Steve Holland (whose previous credits include producing Eek! The Cat) was the executive producer of Sabrina: The Animated Series. As such, the series reflected some of the irreverent style of humor seen on Eek! The Cat. Celebrity voice cameos in this series included Mr. T and "Weird Al" Yankovic.

Melissa Joan Hart, who starred in the live-action sitcom, acted as producer of this series, but her younger sister, Emily Hart, voiced Sabrina. Melissa instead voiced Sabrina's two aunts, Hilda and Zelda. Salem is voiced by Nick Bakay, who also voiced Salem in the live-action series.

The series ran on UPN and in syndication (on Disney's One Too weekday afternoon block) and on ABC (on Disney's One Saturday Morning block) for one season with 65 episodes produced. In October 2002, a made-for-television movie based on the series was produced for cable channel Nickelodeon. This was soon followed by a follow-up animated series, Sabrina's Secret Life. The original series at that time began airing on cable channels Disney Channel and Toon Disney, but recently has reverted once again to airing in syndication. During the 2006-2007 television season, the series returned as part of CBS's new KOL Secret Slumber Party on CBS; the series will be part of the second season of the block, now called KEWLopolis, through October 27, 2007.

  • Sabrina Spellman

Voiced by Emily Hart, has one little Secret: she's half witch, half mortal. She won’t become Magically empowered until she's sixteen, but it’s possible to borrow spells from her aunts Hilda and Zelda.

  • Harvey Dwight Kinkle

Voiced by Bill Switzer, is really cute and sweet, and, of course is too shy to admit to Sabrina as anything more than his best pal.

  • Hilda and Zelda

Voiced by Melissa Joan Hart, while Hilda suggests they bend the rules a little and magic to get ahead, Zelda’s determined to say no right until the moment she gives up.

  • Salem

Voiced by Nick Bakay, Sabrina's Cat has a big attitude and together they're a potent combination. Salem knows the right buttons to push to talk Sabrina into just about anything

  • Gemini Stone

Voiced by Chantal Strand, is Sabrina's chief rival, she is very wealthy and sees Sabrina as her main competition for Harvey's affection.

  • Uncle Quigley

Voiced by Jay Brazeau, is an original character created for this series, Sabrina's maternal great-uncle and the household's adult guardian.

  • Chloe Flan

Voiced by Cree Summer, is Sabrina's best friend and is another mortal that knows that Sabrina is a teenage witch.

UPN

  1. 09/06/99 - "Most Dangerous Witch"
  2. 09/07/99 - "You Said a Mouse-ful"
  3. 09/08/99 - "Boogie Shoes"
  4. 09/09/99 - "Tail of Two Kitties"
  5. 09/10/99 - "The Senses-Shattering Adventures of Captain Harvtastic"
  6. 09/11/99 - "Witch Switch"
  7. 09/12/99 - "Picture Perfect"
  8. 09/13/99 - "Field Trippin'"
  9. 09/14/99 - "No Time to Be a Hero"
  10. 09/15/99 - "Extreme Harvey"
  11. 09/17/99 - "Shrink to Fit"
  12. 09/18/99 - "Has Anyone Seen my Quigley?"
  13. 09/19/99 - "Wag the Witch"
  14. 09/20/99 - "Witchy Girls"
  15. 09/21/99 - "Paranormal Pi"
  16. 09/23/99 - "Anywhere But Here"
  17. 09/24/99 - "Nothin' Says Lovin' Like Something from a Coven"
  18. 09/25/99 - "Once upon a Time"
  19. 09/26/99 - "Documagicary"
  20. 09/27/99 - "The Grandparent Trap"
  21. 09/28/99 - "I Got Glue Babe"
  22. 09/29/99 - "Boy Meets Bike"
  23. 09/30/99 - "Upside Down Town"
  24. 10/02/99 - "The Importance of Being Norma"
  25. 10/03/99 - "Stage Fright"
  26. 10/09/99 - "Witchitis"
  27. 10/10/99 - "My Stepmother the Babe"
  28. 10/16/99 - "Absence of Malissa"
  29. 10/17/99 - "This Is Your Nine Lives"
  30. 10/23/99 - "Planet of the Dogs"
  31. 10/25/99 - "Hex-change Students"
  32. 10/29/99 - "Saturday Night Furor"
  33. 10/30/99 - "Scare Apparent"
  34. 11/04/99 - "The Hex Files"
  35. 11/05/99 - "Stone Broke"
  36. 11/06/99 - "Salem's Plot"
  37. 11/07/99 - "Molar Molar"
  38. 11/08/99 - "Harvzilla"
  39. 11/10/99 - "When in Rome"
  40. 11/11/99 - "Field of Screams"
  41. 11/12/99 - "Driver Ed"
  42. 11/13/99 - "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?"
  43. 11/14/99 - "Send in the Clones"
  44. 11/15/99 - "Feats of Clay"
  45. 11/16/99 - "Generation Zap"
  46. 11/18/99 - "Board & Sorcery"
  47. 11/19/99 - "Enchanted Vacation"
  48. 11/20/99 - "Moldy Oldie"
  49. 11/21/99 - "Xabrina, Warrior Witch"
  50. 11/22/99 - "Straight Outta Paris"
  51. 11/23/99 - "Strange New World"
  52. 11/24/99 - "Witchery Science Theatre"
  53. 11/26/99 - "You've Got a Friend"
  54. 11/28/99 - "Hexcalibur"
  55. 11/29/99 - "Brina Baby"
  56. 11/30/99 - "Witchwrecked"
  57. 12/01/99 - "Fish Schtick"
  58. 12/12/99 - "Witchmas Carole"
  59. 01/15/00 - "Truth or Scare"
  60. 01/22/00 - "Generation Hex"
  61. 02/06/00 - "Working Witches"
  62. 02/13/00 - "Wiccan of the Sea"
  63. 02/20/00 - "Key to My Heart"
  64. 02/21/00 - "La Femme Sabrina"
  65. 02/27/00 - "The Bat Pack"

ABC

  1. 09/11/99 - "Witch Switch"
  2. 09/18/99 - "Has Anybody Seen My Quigley?"
  3. 09/25/99 - "Once Upon a Whine"
  4. 10/02/99 - "The Importance of Being Norma"
  5. 10/09/99 - "Witchitis"
  6. 10/16/99 - "Absence of Malissa"
  7. 10/23/99 - "Planet of the Dogs"
  8. 10/30/99 - "Scare Apparent"
  9. 11/06/99 - "Salem's Plot"
  10. 11/13/99 - "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?"
  11. 11/20/99 - "Moldy Oldie"
  12. 01/15/00 - "Truth or Scare"
  13. 01/22/00 - "Generation Hex"

CBS

  1. Once Upon A Whine
  2. Boy Meets Bike
  3. Importance Of Being Norma
  4. Straght Outta Paris
  5. Generation Hex
  6. Absence Of Malissa
  7. Witch Switch
  8. Has Anybody seen quigley
  9. Tailes Of Two Kitties
  10. This Is Your Nine Lives
  11. Documagicary
  12. Planet of Dogs
  13. What Became A Broken Heart
  14. Witchitis
  15. Truth Of Scare
  16. Wag The Witch
  17. You've Got A Friend
  18. My Stepmother The Babe
  19. No Time To Be A Hero
  20. Extreme Harvey
  21. Anywhere But Here
  22. Grandparent trap
  23. Salem's plot
  24. Fields Of Screams
  25. Feats of Clay

Archie Comics
Main publications Archie Comics | Pep Comics | Betty and Veronica Magazine | Jughead Magazine | Jughead's Double Digest | Sabrina, the Teenage Witch | Josie and The Pussycats | That Wilkin Boy | Li'l Jinx | Katy Keene | Archie's Holiday Fun Digest Magazine
Characters
and info		 Archie Andrews | Betty Cooper | Veronica Lodge | Reggie Mantle | Jughead Jones | Archie Comics Characters | Riverdale High School | Riverdale Town | Bob Montana
TV series The Archie Show | Groovie Goolies | Josie and The Pussycats | The New Archies | Archie's Weird Mysteries | Sabrina, the Teenage Witch | Sabrina: The Animated Series | Sabrina: Friends Forever | Sabrina's Secret Life
Films Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again | Sabrina the Teenage Witch | Sabrina Goes to Rome | Sabrina Down Under | Josie and The Pussycats
Music The Archies | "Sugar, Sugar" | Josie and The Pussycats | The Veronicas | Jughead's Revenge
Other publications The Punisher Meets Archie | Mighty Comics | Red Circle Comics | Sonic The Hedgehog | Knuckles the Echidna | Sonic X | Sonic Spin City | Adventures of the Fly/Fly-Man | Mighty Crusaders | The Shield | Terrific Three | The Comet | Adventures of the Jaguar | The Web


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