On her sixteenth birthday, Sabrina Spellman discovers she has magical powers. She lives with her 600-year-old aunts Hilda and Zelda as well as talking cat Salem in the fictional town of Westbridge, Massachusetts.
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On her sixteenth birthday, Sabrina Spellman discovers she has magical powers. She lives with her 600-year-old aunts Hilda and Zelda as well as talking cat Salem in the fictional town of Westbridge, Massachusetts.
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Morgan submits Sabrina's article to a contest and she lands a job at Scorch magazine. Zelda and Hilda move back to the Other Realm and Sabrina and friends move into their house.
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Directed by Kenneth R. KochWritten by David BabcockGuest stars Nate Richert, Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Christopher Darga, Alexandra Hart-Gilliams, Mark Wilkerson
Sabrina's first assignment at Scorch is to interview a rock star which Sabrina ends up teaching a bit of humility.
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Directed by Melissa Joan HartWritten by Andrew Borakove, Bill RosenthalGuest stars Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Howie Dorough
First Sabrina thinks everyone considers her too young, then her babbling about herself and (oops!) magic has them thinking she's bonkers and finally an interview with Ashanti gives her some newfound respect.
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Directed by Kenneth R. KochWritten by Trish BakerGuest stars Nate Richert, Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Ashanti, J.P. Manoux, Damon Standifer
Nervous about an interview with a hip-hop diva causes Sabrina to cast a spell exchanging their personalities.
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Directed by Jeff MelmanWritten by Torian HughesGuest stars Nate Richert, Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Da Brat, Sean Whalen, Suanne Spoke
Sabrina's plan to catch a light fingered diva in the act lands Sabrina in jail.
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Directed by Brian K. RobertsWritten by Tod HimmelGuest stars Andrew W. Walker, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Clare Kramer, JoNell Kennedy, Jeanette Miller, Ariel Llinas, Maria Menounos
Sabrina gets caught using her magic on Leonard's web-cam. While in his computer trying to destroy the evidence she gets an involuntary makeover and winds up looking like a cartoon siren.
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Directed by Mark CendrowskiWritten by Jennifer GlickmanGuest stars Nate Richert, Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Steven M. Porter, J.P. Manoux, Christa Campbell
Sabrina sees a concert of a pop star that is being blackmailed by a gangsters. Sabrina gets threatened by the same underworld character.
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Directed by Anson WilliamsWritten by Nancy CohenGuest stars Emily Hart, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Garry Marshall, Avril Lavigne, Richard Voll, Brian Patrick Wade, Robyn Moran
The girls visit Miami for Christmas and have a run-in with Roxie's mom who gets accused of robbing their timeshare.
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Directed by Melissa Joan HartWritten by Dan KaelGuest stars John Ducey, Kate Jackson, Scott Gurney, Greg Baker, Mike Siegel, Sandra McCoy, Kerry Sable, Reed Prescott
The girls audition for a television talent show with a bit of help from Sabrina's magic.
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Directed by Asaad KeladaWritten by Tod HimmelGuest stars Nate Richert, Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Sally Struthers, Drew Lachey, Chris Harrison
Sabrina gets a job for Morgan to provide clothes for a celebrity photo shoot, but in the end has to fire her.
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Directed by Kenneth R. KochWritten by Mike LarsenGuest stars Andrew W. Walker, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Daniel Bedingfield, Chris W. King, Ted Kairys, Sik End
Their house must undergo an Other Realm magical systems check without Roxie or Morgan learning about it. Finally Sabrina uses her magic on Roxie to gain her trust.
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Directed by Bill LaytonWritten by Torian HughesGuest stars Deborah Zoe, Sean Smith, Rachel Reenstra, Victor Raider-Wexler, Annie O'Donnell, Paul Kimmel, Gary Bullock
Sabrina wants to know why she keeps running into the same guy and has to go through Wonderland before she can learn the answer.
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Directed by Anson WilliamsWritten by Dan BerendsenGuest stars Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Bumper Robinson, Dylan Neal, David Monahan, Anson Williams, Don Most
Sabrina casts a spell to eliminate all her flaws to make herself perfect.
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Directed by Kenneth R. KochWritten by Trish BakerGuest stars Andrew W. Walker, John Ducey, Diana Maria Riva, Bumper Robinson, Dylan Neal, Kato Kaelin, Shelley Malil, Robertson Dean
After Sabrina's room turns into a circus tent, she must walk up and down the tightrope until she finds a balance in life between boyfriend, friends and her job.
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Directed by Anson WilliamsWritten by Suzanne GangurskyGuest stars Nate Richert, Dylan Neal, Peter Scolari, Christine Van Loo, Albert Brown
Sabrina gets tongue tied around Aaron and turns herself into a smooth talker. Her duplicate Cyrano tries to steal Aaron and Harvey confesses his love for Sabrina to Roxie and Morgan.
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Directed by Kenneth R. KochWritten by Adam Hamburger, David HamburgerGuest stars Nate Richert, Dylan Neal, Paul Rae, Leigh Nash, Matt Slocum
Sabrina makes the fates mad when she saves Morgan's life and Aaron confesses his love to Sabrina.
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Directed by Melissa Joan HartWritten by Nancy CohenGuest stars Dylan Neal, Sophia Bush, Jennifer Hall, Christina Vidal Mitchell, Marcus Folmar, Joel David Moore, Kevin Symons
When bickering breaks out at Sabrina's dinner with her future in-laws she casts a harmony spell and everyone breaks out in song.
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Directed by Mark CendrowskiWritten by Andrew Borakove, Bill RosenthalGuest stars Nate Richert, Dylan Neal, Faith Prince, Robert Picardo, Dylan Cash, Terry Sweeney
When Aunt Irma finds out that Sabrina is marrying a mortal she turns Aaron into a fish. The episode ends with Sabrina finding Harvey's note that says that he will always love her.
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Directed by Bill LaytonWritten by Adam EnglandGuest stars Nate Richert, Barbara Eden, Dylan Neal, Susan Slome, Britt Leary
On the day of her wedding Sabrina is still trying to find whether her groom or Harvey is her real soul-mate.
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Directed by Kenneth R. KochWritten by Dan BerendsenGuest stars Caroline Rhea, Nate Richert, Emily Hart, Alley Mills, Dylan Neal, Faith Prince, Robert Picardo, Patrick Kerr