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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/27/1996) | | When Sabrina Spellman goes in to live with her two aunts in the town of Westbridge, Massachusetts, she gets an unexpected surprise on her sixteenth birthday: that she is a witch and can now use her magical powers. Thinking that is the worst thing that can happen to her, she also has a bad run-in with Libby, the most popular girl in school, and quickly learns that Libby would like to make Harvey her boyfriend, even though Sabrina has a crush on him. | | Special Guest Stars: Penn Jillette as Drell, Robby Benson (1) as Edward Spellman, Teller as Skippy, | Guest Stars: Ren Woods as Mrs. Hecht, Suzanne Clements (1) as Cheerleader, Mary Ellen Lyon as Connie, Shaun Weiss as Male Student, Deborah Harry as Cassandra, Brian Jacobs as Eddie, Bridget Flanery as Jill, Melissa Murray as Cee Cee | Director: Robby Benson (1)
Story: Barney Cohen, Katheryn Wallack | Teleplay: Nell Scovell | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Bundt Friday (Oct/04/1996) | | Tired of the way Libby is spreading lies about she and Jenny, Sabrina decides to put some truth sprinkles on the cakes they made in cooking class. However, the sprinkles work their magic too good, not only does Libby admit doing wrong, the rest of the school also ate some of the sweets with the sprinkles on them; causing everyone to admit their deepest secrets. Realizing she needs help to remedy the problem, Sabrina turns to Aunt Zelda and they are soon able to get things straightened out. Meanwhile, Hilda gets ready for her date with Drell, certain he will show up, despite being stood up 1,000 times before. | | Guest Stars: Curtis Anderson as Gordie, Eddie Allen (1) as Guidance Counselor, Ariel Felix as Teacher, Phillip Glasser as Student #2, Bridget Flanery as Jill, Melissa Murray as Cee Cee, Ella Joyce as Mrs. Bozigian, Tom McGowan as Principal Larue | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Norma Safford Vela | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The True Adventures of Rudy Kazootie (Oct/11/1996) | | When Sabrina gets a job babysitting a toddler the night before a big science test, she invites Harvey over to study. However, when the toddler gets fussy every time she and Harvey attempt to kiss, Sabrina accidentally turns the baby into a grown man. Frantically trying to find a way to turn Rudy back into the baby that he is; Sabrina has to rush to Westbridge High’s Back to School night in order to find her aunts and get help. Upon finding them, she soon learns that when a witch longs for something enough and says it three times, their desired wish becomes reality, leaving Hilda and Zelda to conjure up Randy Travis as an example. | | Special Guest Stars: Eddie Cibrian as Himself, Randy Travis as Himself, Frank Conniff as Big Rudy, | Guest Stars: Geoff Witcher as Sportscaster Voice-Over, Beth Kennedy as Carol, Jim Hanks as Jerry | Director: Gail Mancuso
Writer: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Terrible Things (Oct/18/1996) | | Wanting to prove to Salem that she can use her magic to help people out, Sabrina decides to make the wishes of Jenny, Harvey, and Mr. Poole come true, despite learning the risks from her aunts. After Mr. Pool becomes arrogant after discovering the tricks of alchemy, Harvey’s injury during a football game, and Jenny learning that being class president isn’t what she thought it would be, Sabrina has to explain her actions to Drell. While he helps her get out of her predicament, Salem has to perform community service at a prison as part of his sentence. | | Guest Stars: Marion C. Jones Ii (1) as Randy the Destroyer, James Fields (1) as Student Photographer, Sara Van Horn as Marge, Penn Jillette as Drell, Milo Ventimiglia as Letterman, Tom McGowan as Principal Larue | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Jon Sherman | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - A Halloween Story (Oct/25/1996) | | Not happy about having to go to a family Halloween party in the Other Realm, Sabrina reluctantly sends a double to Harvey’s house so Libby won’t make a move on him while she is gone. However, when it appears that Harvey’s party is going to fizzle out, Sabrina’s double agrees to Libby’s plan to streak in order to liven things up. Meanwhile, at their cousin’s house, Sabrina and her aunts try to have a good time socializing with their annoying relatives, and after getting to meet her deceased grandmother in a reanimation room, Sabrina quickly realizes Halloween is about spending time with family. Back at Harvey’s party, when the real Sabrina arrives, she is able to convince Harvey and the others that it was Libby, not her, that streaked. | | Guest Stars: Linda Kesh as M'Lady, Jay Kogen as Mr. Altree, Phillip Glasser as James Dean #2, Sally Jessy Raphael as Herself, Diane McBain as Granny, Emily Hart as Amanda, Robin Riker as Marigold | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Nell Scovell | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Dream Date (Nov/01/1996) | | Upon learning that Westbridge High is having a dance; Sabrina gets a little depressed when Libby asks Harvey to it. When Hilda and Zelda hear Sabrina vow that is staying home from the event, they decide to make her the perfect date out of some man dough. After they surprise Sabrina with her “dream date” and they go to the dance, she soon leaves him at the dance so he can hang out with Libby while she goes outside to talk with Harvey and soon freezes him to tell him how she feels about him. Back home, Hilda and Zelda decide to make their own dream dates but they don’t turn out as expected. | | Special Guest Stars: Brian Austin Green (2) as Chad Corey Dylan, | Guest Stars: Eddie Cibrian as Darryl, Tom Wilson (1) as Simon, Nicole Bilderback as Sasha | Director: Gail Mancuso
Writer: Rachel Lipman | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Third Aunt From the Sun (Nov/08/1996) | | In the middle of a class, Sabrina gets a visit from her aunt Vesta. After Vesta pulls her out of school for the rest of the day, Hilda and Zelda are less than thrilled when their sister is weaseling her way into Sabrina’s life. At this point, she wants to invite Sabrina to her place for a short stay, leaving Hilda and Zelda to reluctantly agree. When Sabrina is at her Pleasuredome for a few days, Vesta brings up the topic of having her permanently move in. While she is thinking of which Realm she wants to live in, Sabrina begins to tire of the carefree lifestyle of Vesta and decides to move back in with Hilda and Zelda. | | Guest Stars: Braeden Marcott as Cletus, Raquel Welch as Aunt Vesta | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Nick Bakay | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Magic Joel (Nov/15/1996) | | In an attempt to catch Harvey’s eye, Sabrina becomes the assistant to Joel, the school magician. When Joel gets to entertain the school during the lunchtime talent show, his tricks backfire, leaving Sabrina to use her magic to keep him from looking like a joke. After making him invisible for the rest of the day, Joel begins to enjoy his new found freedom of being invisible to the rest of the school, making it hard for Sabrina to change him back to normal. While this is going on, Zelda meets up with an old colleague who has feelings for her. | | Guest Stars: Paul Provenza as Ethan, Andrew Keegan as Joel, Donald Faison as Justin, Ally Holmes as Zoe, Elizabeth Hart as Emma | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Nell Scovell, Norma Safford Vela | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Geek Like Me (Nov/22/1996) | | Tired of how much of a packrat Hilda is, Zelda orders her to go through some of the things she doesn’t use anymore. While at school, Sabrina is tired of how Libby constantly torments her, especially after the cheerleader finds her coming out of a Science club meeting. Wanting to give Libby a taste of what it’s like to be considered a “geek,” Sabrina soon turns her into one, only to have her plan backfire. When she attempts to rally the geeks so they can take over the school, Sabrina has to get the rest of the student body to join the Science club in order to make Libby go back to her normal self. | | Guest Stars: John Knight (1) as Matt, Mark Fite as Cicero, Henry Cong (1) as Sherman, James Fields (1) as Howard, Melissa Murray as Cee Cee, Bridget Flanery as Jill, Curtis Anderson as Gordie | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Rachel Lipman | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Sweet and Sour Victory (Nov/29/1996) | | In P.E. class, Sabrina begins showing off how horrible she is at sports. When she wants to try and get Harvey’s attention, she puts a spell on herself to become a kung-fu expert. When Mr. Pool sees how gifted Sabrina is with the martial art, he quickly talks her into entering an upcoming kung-fu tournament. After she easily defeats the tournament favorite, the trophy Sabrina was awarded begins to call her a cheater as a result of her actions. It is at this point that she begins feeling guilty and challenges Tai Wei Tse to a rematch to see if she can keep the trophy fair and square. As this is going on, Hilda begins practicing her violin night and day in an attempt to become the first chair in the local Symphony, only to lose out to her biggest rival. | | Special Guest Stars: Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Tai Wei Tse, | Guest Stars: Robert Dorfman (1) as Gustav, Vien Hong as Trophy | Director: Robby Benson (1)
Writer: Neal Boushell, Sam O'Neal | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - A Girl and Her Cat (Dec/13/1996) | | When Sabrina goes over to the Slicery with Jenny and Harvey, Salem hides out in her backpack. It is after Salem spies a mouse in a corner of the pizzeria that he makes his presence known and ultimately gets Sabrina thrown out. After Sabrina yells at him behind the restaurant, they part ways and a little boy soon comes across Salem and decides to take him home. Upon her return home, Sabrina learns Salem hasn’t come back for their Christmas dinner with family, she pretends to care less about him being gone. After getting a call from Salem, Sabrina realizes he got catnapped and turns to Hilda and Zelda for help in getting him back. It is only after dressing up as Santa that Sabrina is able to get inside the boy’s house and save Salem. | | Special Guest Stars: Coolio as Himself, | Guest Stars: Karia Devito as Mary, Billy West as Newt, Kerry Norton as Lulu, Dave Allen (1) as Pizza Manager (as Dave (Gruber) Allen), Joe O'Connor as Joe, Seth Adkins as Rex, Dana Gould as Monty | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Frank Conniff | | Songs: Bobby Helms -- Jingle Bell Rock | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Trial by Fury (Jan/03/1997) | | After Sabrina’s math teacher singles her out during a quiz, she becomes so nervous that she fails it badly. When she goes to her aunts for help, they are unable to talk sense into Mr. Rothwell regarding his actions toward Sabrina; they become intent on getting revenge on the man. Upon learning he is being taken to court for a speeding ticket, the Spellman women take over the courtroom so they can charge him with being a cruel teacher. Elsewhere, while they are in court, Salem gets a visit from his ex-girlfriend, but fails to tell her he got turned into a cat. | | Guest Stars: Curtis Anderson as Gordie, Steve Bannos as Judge #1, Sean Laughton as Arresting Officer, Henry Gibson as Judge Samuels, Ed Begley, Jr. (1) as Mr. Rothwell, Bumper Robinson as Clifford Weaver | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Norma Safford Vela | | Songs: (Unknown artist) -- Funky Song | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Jenny's Non-Dream (Jan/10/1997) | | When Hilda and Zelda have Sabrina invite Jenny to their house for a sleepover, she is hesitant to let Jenny spend the night, thanks to all the magic under the roof. Things then go from bad to worse when Jenny goes through the portal in the linen closet, only to be turned into a grasshopper by Drell. Sabrina, her aunts, and Salem then go to save her, and receive some help from the Rules Keeper of the realm in turning Jenny back into a person. | | Guest Stars: Jack Wagner (1) as Himself, Chuck McCann as The Repairman, Penn Jillette as Drell, Teller as Skippy, Morwenna Banks as Rules Keeper | Director: Chuck Vinson
Writer: Jon Sherman | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - Sabrina Through the Looking Glass (Jan/17/1997) | | After a stressed-out Sabrina gets a large mole on her forehead, she begins having a foul mood and ignoring her friends. Despite the efforts of her aunts to cheer her up, Sabrina goes up to her room and discovers that she can find comfort in an alternate reality on the other side of her mirror. It is only after spending some time behind the mirror; Sabrina gets some advice from Brady Anderson to go back through the mirror to apologize to the people that crossed her path in her bad mood. | | Guest Stars: Brady Anderson as Himself, James Fields (1) as Student | Director: Liz Plonka
Writer: Nell Scovell | | Songs: R.E.M. -- Shiny Happy People | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - Hilda and Zelda: the Teenage Years (Jan/31/1997) | | When Sabrina wants to go with Harvey, Gordie, and Libby to Boston to see the Violent Femmes, Hilda and Zelda are hesitant to let her go with out adult supervision. After making a compromise, the aunts turn themselves into teenagers to act as chaperones. Upon getting to meet the band, Hilda and Zelda begin complaining about the time; Harvey takes an unhappy Sabrina home with her aunts, while Libby and Gordie go back to the band’s hotel room to watch cartoons. To apologize for their actions, Hilda and Zelda let Sabrina go back to Boston, this time by flying on a magic vacuum cleaner. | | Guest Stars: Curtis Anderson as Gordie, Alexandra Johnes as Hillary, Judith Jones (1) as Zellery, Violent Femmes as Themselves, Bubba Smith as Policeman, Gordon Gano as Himself | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Nell Scovell | | Songs: Violent Femmes -- I Hate the TV, Violent Femmes -- Please Do Not Go | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - Mars Attracts (Feb/07/1997) | | Irritated with her aunts for springing a ski trip to Mars on her, Sabrina reluctantly tells Harvey that she can’t spend the weekend hanging out with him. However, things look up for her when she meets her ski instructor when she is waiting by the phone to call Harvey. After she spends the day with Doug, Sabrina begins having so much fun that she forgets to call Harvey. Meanwhile as Hilda spends her days in the lodge reading magazines, she meets a man who claims to be a secret agent, on a dangerous mission. By the time their trip is over, she gives him a phony telephone number, due to her assumption of the story he told her being a lie. Salem however, being left home alone, has a huge party with his fellow cat friends. | | Guest Stars: Sandra Spriggs as Mrs. Hecht, Chris Elliott as Warren, David Chokachi as Doug | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Nell Scovell | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - First Kiss (Feb/14/1997) | | Valentine’s Day is rapidly approaching and Sabrina is looking forward to spending it with Harvey. As they get ready to have their first kiss, Salem sees sparks fly between them when he spies on them one day in the living room and immediately stops them from kissing in time. When Sabrina learns from the cat that if she kisses Harvey, there’s a possibility he will be turned into a frog, and tries her best not to be tempted to kiss him when their Valentine’s date happens. However, Sabrina’s feelings get the better of her and she rashly decides to kiss Harvey when he takes her home, and ultimately turns him into a frog. In order to change him back into a human, Sabrina has to go to the Other Realm and pass the Witches Council’s “Test of True Love.” | | Guest Stars: Penn Jillette as Drell, Peter Marshall (2) as Game Show Host, Paul Michael Robinson as Zak | Director: Robby Benson (1)
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - Sweet Charity (Mar/07/1997) | | Hoping to recruit more students to participate in Westbridge High’s “Adopt-A-Grandparent program, Sabrina impersonates Libby the day a photographer from the school paper arrives at the senior citizen home to take some pictures. Unfortunately her scheme backfires when Libby actually shows up and starts hanging out with the grandmother Sabrina adopted. An opportunity arises for Sabrina to pay Libby back when she makes the cheerleader think the celebrities Nana knows are just figments of the old woman’s imagination. As this is going on, Zelda meets a younger guy at the library, but contemplates breaking things off with him due to their age difference, and Hilda decides to make a potion that will help grow her hair at a rapid rate. | | Guest Stars: Melissa Murray as Cee Cee, Bridget Flanery as Jill, James Fields (1) as Howard, Angelo Vacco as Delivery Guy, Karen Morrow as Nana, Alan Young as Mr. Barry | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Nell Scovell | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - Cat Showdown (Mar/21/1997) | | After Salem maxed out his credit cards and Sabrina blew her allowance, Salem talks her into entering him in a local cat show for a chance at the cash prize. It is once they arrive at the show that they come across a blackmailing scheme when Salem overhears a call made to the judge to pick the blackmailer’s feline or have his secret revealed. When Salem shares this information with Sabrina, she goes to confront the judge about what she learned. As this is happening, Zelda goes to the Other Realm to search for a magical perfume that will turn off the affections of the local mailman. With Hilda tagging along, she decides to buy a magical mirror that lets the person who looks into it appear beautiful. | | Guest Stars: Susan Rossitto as Little Hilda, Linda Kash as Haley, Patty Toy as Daphne, Carl Banks as Andrew, Bill Fagerbakke as Dirk, Dann Florek as Bob Gordon, Beth Howland as Mrs. Ericson, Ally Holmes as Zoe | Director: David Grossman
Writer: Frank Conniff | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - Meeting Dad's Girlfriend (Apr/04/1997) | | Excited at her dad’s approaching visit, Sabrina has the task of breaking the news to Harvey that he gets to meet her father. On the night he arrives, she gets an unexpected surprise when she learns he has been dating Gail, a lawyer from the Other Realm. When they all go to a nearby ice cream parlor Sabrina starts acting extremely hostile to Gail, Hilda and Zelda tell her to give her dad’s girlfriend a chance. It is at this point when asking Gail if she could see herself getting married to her father that Sabrina inadvertently breaks up the happy couple. Upon seeing how sad her father is after that, Sabrina seeks out Gail to bring her back to the Spellman home so they can make up. | | Special Guest Stars: Robby Benson (1) as Edward Spellman, | Guest Stars: Charlene Fernetz as Gail, Patrick T. O'Brien (6) as Index Man | Director: David Grossman
Story: Sheldon Bull, Nell Scovell | Teleplay: Nell Scovell | | Songs: Duncan Sheik -- Barely Breathing | | | | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - The Great Mistake (May/02/1997) | | When Sabrina fails to listen to her aunts when it came to doing her science project correctly, she gets grounded her for the weekend. However, when she sneaks out of the house to go to a concert, and ultimately caught by a flying police officer, Sabrina’s troubles multiply when she is brought home. Feeling extremely guilty, Sabrina soon shrinks into a miniature version of herself, and the only thing that makes her feel better is hearing the mistakes Hilda and Zelda made when they were younger. | | Guest Stars: Pancho Demmings as Motorcycle Cop, Richard Grove (1) as Mr. Grey, Aria Noelle Curzon as Young Hilda, Wayne Duvall as Linus, Tom McGowan as Principal Larue, Mika Boorem as Young Zelda, Brian L. Green (1) as Benvolio | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Jon Sherman | | Songs: Smashing Pumpkins -- Tonight, Tonight | | | |
| 23 :01x23 - The Crucible (May/09/1997) | | When Sabrina and her class go to Salem to re-create the town's witch hunts, she gets accused of being a witch by Libby and her friends when she defends Jenny. Not wanting to go on trial, she calls her aunts to come and pick her up. However when they arrive, they tell Sabrina that she should be proud of who she is and be proud of being a witch. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Nash as Giant, John White (2) as Adam, Melissa Murray as Cee Cee, Bridget Flanery as Jill | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Jon Sherman, Nell Scovell | | Songs: Republica -- Ready To Go (U.S. Mix) | | | |
| 24 :01x24 - Troll Bride (May/16/1997) | | As Sabrina tries getting ready for finals, she calls Roland, an equalizer to help her find her notes for Biology. Upon asking for his payment, Roland decides that he wants Sabrina's hand in marriage and ultimately tricks her into following him to his castle for the big day. Sabrina ultimately gets saved with the help of her aunts and Another Realm lawyer, when they put Harvey under a spell to turn him into a prince to defeat Roland and is able to return to Westbridge for her finals. | | Guest Stars: Cory Buck (1) as Boy Prince, Sean Laughton as Fireman, Evelyn Furtak as Princess Isis, Robin Krieger (1) as Camilla, Frank Conniff as Prince Randy, Bryan Cranston as Stuart the Lawyer, Phil Fondacaro as Roland | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Nick Bakay, Frank Conniff | | | |
Season 2 |
| 25 :02x01 - Sabrina Gets Her License (1) (Sep/26/1997) | | In the first part of the season premiere, Sabrina celebrates her 17th birthday and soon learns that she has to take a series of tests before obtaining her witch's license. While at school, her schedule begins to get really hectic, with Sabrina becoming editor of the school’s newspaper, taking an AP Algebra class and making cookies and signs for Harvey’s upcoming football game. All of this quickly takes its toll on her studying abilities and Sabrina fails her first quiz given by Albert, her quizmaster. | | Starring Roles: Lindsay Sloane as Val/ Valarie Birkhead, | Guest Stars: Max K (1) as Sushi Chef #2, Christopher Kennedy (2) as Boy, Wayne Thomas Yorke (1) as Bob, Mak Takano as Sushi Chef #1, Cee Cee Michaela as Cee Cee, Dan Desmond as Engineer B, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Bridget Flanery as Jill, Erik Estrada (1) as Himself | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Miriam Trogdon | | | |
| 26 :02x02 - Sabrina Gets Her License (2) (Sep/26/1997) | | In the conclusion of the second season opener finds Sabrina spending two days at witch boot camp. When Sabrina gets caught sneaking out of camp, Sgt. Slater punishes her by making clean the barracks with a toothbrush. Upon her arrival home, Sabrina has to give up some of her extra-curricular activities so she can pass the next test given by the quizmaster. Meanwhile, when Salem gets caught spending large amounts of money on cat toys, Zelda allows him to return the toys and to keep the money. | | Guest Stars: Andrea Savage as Stacey Fink, Cee Cee Michaela as Cee Cee, Shannon K. Dunn as Female Witch Officer, Heidi Mcneal as Jennifer, Christopher Kennedy (2) as Boy, Wayne Thomas Yorke (1) as Bob, Bridget Flanery as Jill, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Erik Estrada (1) as Himself, Richard Moll as Sgt. Slater | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | | |
| 27 :02x03 - Dummy for Love (Oct/03/1997) | | Wanting to set Valerie up with a team mate of Harvey’s, Sabrina turns to Cupid to get the teenagers interested in one another. Meanwhile, after getting into trouble with Mr. Kraft over an article she wrote for the newspaper, Sabrina attempts to set Hilda up with him to get out of a possible date with detention. When she fails, Sabrina calls Cupid back to make her aunt fall in love with Mr. Kraft, only to learn that she needs Hilda’s consent to be put under his love spell. She soon becomes desperate and puts a “dummy” spell on Hilda to get her out on a date with her vice-principal. After being found out at the restaurant, Sabrina is taken by an angry Hilda to the Other Realm to have Zelda punish her. | | Guest Stars: Ichiro Bonno as Sumo Wrestler, David Sederholm as Randy, Sandra Kinder as Waitress, Marty Belafsky as Student, Michael Sneary as Kirk, Patrick T. O'Brien (6) as Cupid, Jeremy Wieand as Geek | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Holly Hester | | | |
| 28 :02x04 - Dante's Inferno (Oct/10/1997) | | When Sabrina and Harvey are forced to date other people, she reluctantly agrees to go out with Dante, a witch who lives in the other realm. After finding out that Harvey is going out on a date with another girl, Sabrina finds a way to take Dante out on a double date with Harvey and Jean. However, because of how her date can’t stand mortals, Harvey is on the receiving end of Dante’s practical joke magic while at the bowling alley. Meanwhile, as Sabrina has to deal with this, Hilda comes down with a bad case of “punnitis” that ultimately makes her conjure up Davy Jones. | | Guest Stars: John Valdetero as Ron, Jonathan Palmer as Jerry, Fritz Sperberg as Larry, Roger Eschbacher as Steve, Sarah Lancaster as Jean, Jason James Richter as Dante, Davy Jones (1) as Himself, Teri Garr (1) as Witch Yenta | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | |
| 29 :02x05 - A Doll's Story (Oct/17/1997) | | After agreeing to baby sit Amanda, Sabrina gets excited at the thought of being paid $100 to keep an eye on her incorrigible cousin. However, Sabrina soon realizes that Amanda is more than she can handle when she gets turned into a doll and put in her cousin’s toy box; where she meets the other people that made Amanda mad. During this time, Sabrina’s quizmaster shows up to tell her that her assignment is to get everybody out of the toy box. Annoyed at how little help he’s been during her confinement, Sabrina is able to get Amanda to reverse her spell and pass her test. Meanwhile, irritated at how much time they have spent together, Zelda and Hilda decide to take separate vacations, only to arrive at the same resort and become rivals for an appointment with a renowned witch known for her “baby-butt facials.” | | Guest Stars: Luck Hari as Flight Attendant, Michael Irpino as Miniature Bartender, Tim Herzog as Orion/The Receptionist, Darlene Kardon as Madame Dermis, Paul Sand as Dr. Rafkin, Emily Hart as Amanda, Paul Dooley as Ralphie, Donna D'Errico as Carol | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | Songs: The Mighty Mighty Bosstones -- The Impression That I Get | | | |
| 30 :02x06 - Sabrina, the Teenage Boy (Oct/24/1997) | | At seeing how Harvey and his friends clam up when she and Valerie arrive at the garage, Sabrina decides to use her magic to see what makes guys tick. After she turns herself into a guy, Sabrina is immediately welcomed into Harvey’s social circle at the garage and they become fast friends. It is through the course of her spell that Sabrina learns that Harvey has some feelings for Valerie that she resorts to keeping Valerie away from Harvey. Meanwhile, Hilda decides to use some of Sabrina’s potion to turn into an overweight, possessive biker, in an attempt to scare off Mr. Kraft. | | Guest Stars: David O'Donnell as Ramage, Ryan Francis as Baines, Walter Jones as Dolrimple | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Nick Bakay | | | |
| 31 :02x07 - A River of Candy Corn Runs Through It (Oct/31/1997) | | After hearing that Libby is having a big Halloween bash at her house and only the popular kids are invited, Valerie decides to throw her own party at Sabrina’s, saying that it will be bigger and better than Libby’s. When Sabrina learns of the party from Harvey, she is reluctant to go along with Valerie’s plan, especially after Hilda and Zelda buy talking furniture in the Other Realm. Things go from bad to worse at this point because the furniture gets attacked by talking termites before the party guests arrive. Fortunately for Sabrina, everybody thinks that the flowing candy corn river and talking furniture are just elaborate effects to entertain them. | | Guest Stars: Ellen Albertini Dow as Old Lady, Scott Tyler Russell as Asher, Daniel Hagen (1) as Settee, Howard S. Miller as Termite, Beverly Sanders as Armchair, David O'Donnell as Ramage, 10,000 Maniacs as Themselves, Richard Steven Horvitz as Smaller Chair | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Frank Conniff | | Songs: 10,000 Maniacs -- Rainy Day | | | |
| 32 :02x08 - Inna-Gadda-Sabrina (Nov/07/1997) | | Having to make a “time ball” for an assigned quiz, Sabrina decides to use it to go back into the 1960’s to get Hilda a present. After she passes with flying colors, things get a little hectic for Sabrina and her aunts, due to Salem inadvertently eating her assignment and sending everybody back in time. At first Sabrina thinks that spending time in the sixties would be a breeze, but after experiencing some sexist thinking on the part of several men during the time period, she rushes home looking for Hilda and Zelda’s help in getting Salem to give the time ball back to them. However, when Salem learns that they plan on using his fur ball medicine to make him return the time-ball, he makes a run for it. | | Guest Stars: Mary Sue Milliken as Too Hot Tamale, Susan Feniger as Too Hot Tamale, Charles S. Dimaria Jr. as Hippie Driver, Melissa Baum as Hippie Clerk, Aaron Nelms as Student #1, Scott Gurney as College Recruiter, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Wendy Worthington as Mrs. Poopipenz | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 33 :02x09 - Witch Trash (Nov/14/1997) | | After some relatives from the Other Realm put a spell on the Spellman’s home that prohibits anybody from leaving, Hilda and Zelda invite them over for dinner and to request that they lift the spell. At learning that the cousins want the magic book that was willed to Hilda and Zelda by their great-grandmother, they become furious that the book is now in the hands of Sabrina and ultimately declare war on them. Before things get too far between the feuding family members, Great-Grandma Spellman arrives in time to get things straightened out. | | Guest Stars: John Griffin (1) as Freedom Fighter, Gary Grubbs as Boyd, Loni Anderson as Racine, Alice Ghostley as Great-Grandma, Tom Poston as Mortgage Broker, Edie McClurg as Maw-Maw | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Robin Bakay, Nick Bakay | | | |
| 34 :02x10 - To Tell a Mortal (Nov/21/1997) | | After learning that on Friday the 13th witches can tell their mortal friends about their magical powers, Sabrina gets happy at the prospect of telling Harvey and Valerie her secret. Before she does however, Hilda and Zelda warn her about the consequences of doing so, but Sabrina feels it is worth the risk. Unfortunately, when Sabrina reveals her secret to them, she is unaware Libby also heard it and decided to spill the beans to the PTA and media. After spending the day together in the Other Realm, where Valerie gets to dance with Drew Carey and Harvey meets Mark Langston, Sabrina has to face Libby’s charges of witchcraft. Thanks to Valerie and Harvey not remembering the day’s events upon their arrival back at the Spellman home; Libby promptly begins looking like a liar, starved for any attention she could get. | | Guest Stars: Mark Langston as Himself, Timothy Oman as Sigmund Frued, Irene Olga Lopez (1) as Mrs. Martinez, Cindy Lu as Reporter, Natalie Strauss as Parent, Caroline Williams (1) as Gwendolyn, Drew Carey as Himself, Ben Siegler as Stanley | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | Songs: She Moves -- Breaking All the Rules, OMC -- How Bizarre, Nick Bakay -- The Way You Look Tonight | | | |
| 35 :02x11 - Oh What a Tangled Spell She Weaves (Dec/05/1997) | | Having to use incantations for a week instead of her usual finger pointing magic, Sabrina fails to realize the consequences her sloppy spell casting. This soon gets her into trouble when she sends Hilda and Zelda to Merlin’s castle, where they promptly become the wizard’s captives. Unable to find a way to free them all by herself, Sabrina ultimately has to turn to her Quizmaster for help. As a result, she immediately learns how important it is to properly word her spells before pointing her finger. | | Guest Stars: Charles Walker as Coach, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Bobcat Goldthwait as Merlin, Bob Vila as Himself, Beth Grant as Mrs. Popowski | Director: David Trainer
Writer: David Weiss (1), Joan Binder Weiss | | | |
| 36 :02x12 - Sabrina Claus (Dec/19/1997) | | After developing a mild case of egotitis, Zelda and Hilda call upon a special person from the Other Realm to help Sabrina out of her problem. When Sabrina learns Bob is actually Santa during the course of their day spent together, she begins to panic when he gets hurt and is unable to deliver the world’s presents. Hoping it will help cure her problem, Sabrina offers to do Bob’s job while her aunts take care of him. As a result, Sabrina gets over her case of egotitis and gets numerous thanks from Bob as a result. | | Guest Stars: Emily Malinowski as Inner Child, Jane Carr as Dr. Bull, Sergey Brusilovsky (1) as Russian Peasant, Richard Taylor Olson as Russell, Cork Hubbert as Fritz, Steven Shenbaum as Ted, John Ratzenberger as Bob, Johnny Mathis as Himself, Kim Delgado as Mr. Glass | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | Songs: Johnny Mathis -- O Holy Night, Johnny Mathis -- Winter Wonderland | | | |
| 37 :02x13 - Little Big Kraft (Jan/09/1998) | | After Mr. Kraft announces he will be chaperoning the school’s annual ski trip, Sabrina decides to put a spell on him to make the vice-principal act more like a teenager. At first the spell works like a charm, but Sabrina didn’t count on it making Mr. Kraft more and more like a child, resulting in the ski trip being called off due to no busses being called. Things get worse for Sabrina when the childish educator takes Hilda out to dinner, where causes a scene. It is at this point when the aunts have to reverse Sabrina’s spell in order to get Mr. Kraft back to his boring self. | | Guest Stars: Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Curtis Anderson as Gordie, Sandra Kinder as Waitress | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Kathryn Wallack, Barney Cohen | | Songs: Henry Mancini -- The Pink Panther | | | |
| 38 :02x14 - Five Easy Pieces of Libby (Jan/23/1998) | | When Mrs. Quick decides to have Sabrina and Libby work together on the school’s “Democracy Days” float, she gets several protests from the girls. However, when the Sabrina and Libby start working on the float, Sabrina decides to put a spell on Libby away from her. Unfortunately for Sabrina, her quizmaster finds out about the spell and reverses it; making Sabrina stick to Libby like glue. Needless to say, Sabrina eventually decides to break free from the spell, only to have Libby be transformed into a jigsaw puzzle. When Sabrina learns that she has an hour to put Libby back together, she turns to her quizmaster for help. Elsewhere, after Zelda comes up with a miracle drug, Hilda and Salem learn that it works better as a cleanser and decide to sell it in the Other Realm, unaware of its side effects. | | Guest Stars: Venus DeMilo as Cheerleader, Cristine Rose as Mrs. Chessler, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Frank Conniff | | Songs: Chumbawamba -- Tubthumping | | | |
| 39 :02x15 - Finger Lickin' Flu (Jan/30/1998) | | When Sabrina comes down with the flu in her magic finger, she defies her aunts by going to school. As a result, her magic accidentally gets transferred to Mrs. Quick, and immediately makes her more confident. With her new found confidence, Mrs. Quick promptly stands up to Mr. Kraft when he comes up with a plan to make students work in the cafeteria during their lunch hour. However, Mrs. Quick gets a shock when she accidentally turns Mr. Kraft into a monkey, resulting in Sabrina having to rush home with her teachers to have Hilda and Zelda reverse the spell. Meanwhile, seeing how much time the aunts spent on taking care of Sabrina when she was sick, Salem decides to fake an illness in order to get more attention, only to have his plan backfire. | | Guest Stars: Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Carl Michael Lindner as Dr. Brinkman, Maureen Tamblyn as Nurse, William Mykal Wayne as Frank | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Frank Conniff | | | |
| 40 :02x16 - Sabrina and the Beanstalk (Feb/06/1998) | | When Harvey arrives at the Spellman house to work on a school project with Sabrina, they spend more of their time talking and watching television than getting their work done. After Hilda and Zelda lecture her about how procrastination can develop into a very bad habit, Sabrina decides to make some magical jumping jelly beans to work as a quick motivational tool. However, since she used some shortcuts in the recipe, Sabrina and her aunts receive a surprise when a beanstalk starts growing in the sunroom. Things get worse when Harvey accidentally eats one of the magical beans and is sent to the top, where he meets a wicked witch who likes to eat mortals. As a result, the aunts rush to the Other Realm to find help, while Sabrina decides to climb to the top to save her friend. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Knotts as Tree Trimmer, Donna Hardy as Old Woman, E. J. Callahan as Clerk #3, Ezra Buzzington as Clerk #2, Jennifer Echols as Clerk #1, Shelley Long as Wicked Witch | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Renee Phillips | | | |
| 41 :02x17 - The Equalizer (Feb/13/1998) | | With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching, Sabrina decides to use her magic to help Valerie gain the attention of Ken, the guy she has a crush on. As a result, Sabrina learns that using her magic to help her friend out causes Roland, now working as an equalizer, to take her favorite sweater and math book in retaliation. Things get bleaker for Sabrina when Ken jokingly says she stole his heart, which results in Roland deciding to take Sabrina’s heart in return. Hilda and Zelda learn of Sabrina’s predicament from Mr. Kraft when a heartbroken Cupid arrives at the house to fix Zelda up on a date. In order to save Sabrina from having to marry Roland, the aunts take Cupid with them to find Sabrina and break Roland’s spell. | | Guest Stars: Patrick T. O'Brien (6) as Cupid, Sean Longton as Ken, Beth Grant as Mrs. Popowski, Phil Fondacaro as Roland the Troll | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Alexandra Komisaruk, Pamela Soper | | Songs: Savage Garden -- Truly, Madly, Deeply | | | |
| 42 :02x18 - The Band Episode (Feb/27/1998) | | After Harvey finds out that the high school is having a battle of the bands, he signs up his band with Sabrina and Valerie, despite never having played a note of music before. When Libby starts rubbing it in that the cheerleaders will be winning the contest because of their popularity, Sabrina decides to take matters into her hands and asks Salem for help in brewing talent for her band to drink. Needless to say, once they’re under the spell of the drink, Sabrina, Valerie, and Harvey win the contest and the trio soon become extremely egotistical and their friendship soon begins to suffer. To remedy the problem, Salem tells Sabrina that she has to take the fizz out of their soda and drink it flat. Elsewhere, Zelda has to ask an arrogant scientist from the Other Realm to borrow his formula to use in an experiment and Hilda finds work as fiddle player in a steakhouse. | | Special Guest Stars: Backstreet Boys as Themselves, | Guest Stars: Hillary Pennington as Sunset, Diane Sainte-Marie as Customer #4, Benjamin Brown as Customer #3, John Voldstad as Customer #2, Gil Christner as Customer #1, Anthony Russell as Manager, Jihad Harrik as Presenter, John Ducey as Dwayne Kraft, James Fields (1) as Student Roadie, Sherman Howard as Dr. Clark Terdlington | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Nick Bakay | | Songs: Backstreet Boys -- As Long As You Love Me | | | |
| 43 :02x19 - When Teens Collide (Mar/06/1998) | | As Sabrina and her aunts get ready for their daily activities, they get a surprise when sunspots cause molecular instability in the Mortal Realm. After Zelda’s arm gets attached to Hilda’s body and a black hole forms in the kitchen sink, the aunts warn Sabrina to be careful while at school since they don’t know how she’ll react to the sunspots. At first Sabrina has mild reactions when dealing with the molecular instability, but when she bumps into Libby, the two girls swap personalities. The first one to notice the change in Sabrina is Salem, when he finds her studying the self-centered spells in the magic book. To make matters worse, he suggests to her to take over the world, resulting in Sabrina being arrested by the Witch’s council. After Salem realizes the sunspots are the reason for Sabrina’s personality change, he rushes to the Other Realm to save her. | | Guest Stars: Jeremy Garrett as Football Player, Wayne Alexander as Claude, Pancho Demmings as Witch Cop, Jeffrey Steven Smith as Pizza Boy, Sylvain Cecile as Executioner, Elizabeth Hart as Emma, Chris Wragge as Weatherman, Cee Cee Michaela as Cee Cee, Henry Gibson as Witch Judge, Bridget Flanery as Jill | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | Songs: Belle & Sebastian -- The State I Am In | | | |
| 44 :02x20 - My Nightmare, the Car (Mar/20/1998) | | When Sabrina’s aunts and Valerie’s parents refuse to buy the girls their own cars, they come up with an idea to pool their money to buy one themselves. At first Hilda and Zelda are hesitant to go along with the girls’ plans, but after seeing the schedule Sabrina and Valerie come up with, they reluctantly go along with their plan. When they are unable to find the perfect car in the Mortal Realm, Sabrina starts looking in the Other Realm and soon finds the perfect car within their price range. However, what Sabrina didn’t bargain for was that the car has a mind of its own. She then has to face the problem of having to share the car with Valerie after it gets attached to Sabrina. Meanwhile, her aunts are unable to help out, since Hilda and Zelda have to find their accountant who skipped town with all of their magic. | | Guest Stars: Tim Maculan as Marty, Yolanda Snowball as Auditor, Philippe Bergeron as Car Sales Manager, Buddy Hackett as The Car | Director: Peter Baldwin (1)
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | |
| 45 :02x21 - Fear Strikes Up a Conversation (Apr/03/1998) | | After Sabrina finds out that she was selected to read an essay she wrote about Math at a school assembly, her friends are surprised that she isn’t nervous about it. However, when she finally gets hit by stage fright, Sabrina turns to Salem for help and decides to use a fear removal spell to overcome her fright. As a result, Sabrina’s fear spreads throughout the school, resulting in her friends becoming scared over the tiniest things. Sabrina then learns from her quizmaster that she has to face her deepest fears in a forest in the Other Realm for everybody to return to normal. Elsewhere, after working night and day on a scientific paper to be presented in the Other Realm, Zelda develops a bad case of “witch-snap,” causing Hilda to become the serious aunt for a change. | | Guest Stars: Carl Michael Lindner as Dr. Brinkman, Steve Allen as Fear, Donald Craig (1) as Frankling Delano Roosevelt, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Chuck Vinson
Writer: Frank Conniff | | | |
| 46 :02x22 - Quiz Show (Apr/17/1998) | | In the middle of cramming for a difficult elements test that she needs to pass in order to get her license, Sabrina gets extremely stressed out when she gets invited to the mandatory social for Quizmasters and their students and that Aunt Zelda will be the substitute Chemistry teacher at her high school. Things get even worse for Sabrina when she unintentionally complains about her quizmaster to his boss, resulting in Aunt Hilda becoming her new quizmaster. Things look up for Sabrina when she is able to clear her mind to pass her elements test and solve the difficult problem in her chemistry class. She then realizes how important her quizmaster is and goes to the Other Realm to ask the Witch’s Council if he can be assigned her quizmaster again. | | Guest Stars: David MacAurther as Old Man, Nickolai Stoilov as Stavros, Joel Michaely as Ralph, Lillian Adams as Old Woman, Brent Hinkley as Mouse, Ashlee Levitch as Amy, Mary Gillis as Witch Judge | Director: Tibor Takács
Writer: Holly Hester | | | |
| 47 :02x23 - Disneyworld (Apr/24/1998) | | When Sabrina learns from her quizmaster that she has to pass an important test to get her witch’s license, he arranges for her class to go to Disneyworld so Sabrina can find the ingredients she needs. With Hilda and Zelda along as chaperones and Salem as a stowaway, Sabrina is able to make the spells she needs. After passing with flying colors, Valerie and Libby accidentally get a hold of Sabrina’s concoction and are turned into zebras. As Sabrina works on making the antidote, she arouses the suspicions of Mr. Kraft, and as a result he starts following her around the park. Meanwhile, Zelda drags Hilda along to an archeological dig where she uses her magic to bring a caveman back to life. It is after Sabrina gets Libby and Valerie back to normal that she is able to enjoy the park with her friends. | | Guest Stars: Brian La Rosa as Tootie, Paul Dillery as Bellboy, Trish De Prume as Cheerleader | Director: David Trainer
Writer: David Lesser | | | |
| 48 :02x24 - Sabrina's Choice (May/01/1998) | | After Sabrina pits Hilda and Zelda to go to a concert and a cool party, the aunts decide to “break-up”. When Hilda moves to a new house in a different part of Westbridge, Sabrina and Salem soon get a taste of living under the rules of Hilda and Zelda at their respective homes. However, when the Witch’s Council intervenes, she has the difficult decision of who she wants to live with. As a result, Sabrina comes to realize that Zelda and Hilda take better care of her together instead of separately and thinks of a way to get them to live under the same roof again. | | Guest Stars: Jose Urbina as Student, Curtis Anderson as Gordie, RuPaul as Witch Judge, Kel Mitchell as Himself, Kenan Thompson as Hismelf | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | Songs: Lisa Loeb -- I Do | | | |
| 49 :02x25 - Rumor Mill (May/08/1998) | | When Sabrina finds out she needs to perform community service in the Other Realm in order to get her witch’s license, she decides to take the easy way out and signs up to work at a Rumor Mill. When she and her new friend Dashiell begin making up stories about their friends and family, they become extremely shocked to learn that the rumors they started in the Other Realm become truth in the Mortal Realm. After getting into a lot of trouble with the Witch’s Council, Sabrina and Dashiell has to find a way to locate Calzone and have him confess to the scandal the rumor spreading caused. It is after things get resolved that Sabrina realizes she developed feelings for Dashiell, ultimately making her question her feelings for Harvey. | | Guest Stars: Peter Anthony Rocca as Don De Don Don, Lou Casal as Don Calamari, Greg Lewis as Don Tutti Frutti, Dennis Fimple as Farmer, Mary Gillis as Witch Judge, Fred Willard as Bobby Calzone, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Donald Faison as Dashiell | Director: Paul Hoen
Writer: Nick Bakay | | Songs: Marvin Gaye -- I Heard It Through the Grapevine | | | |
| 50 :02x26 - Mom vs. Magic (May/15/1998) | | As Mother’s Day approaches, Sabrina is unable to go to one of her aunts for advice for who she should choose: Harvey or Dashiell. However, when she sends a letter to her mother, Sabrina gets in to trouble by the Witch’s Council for the contact and must choose between seeing her mother again or keeping her magic. As this is occurring, Salem is less than thrilled when his mother comes to visit him at the Spellman house, mainly because he never told her about being turned into a cat. | | Guest Stars: Emily Hart as Young Sabrina, Pamela Blair as Sabrina's Mother, Louise Sorel as Mrs. Saberhagen, Donald Faison as Dashiell | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | Songs: The Police -- Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic | | | |
Season 3 |
| 51 :03x01 - It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad Season Opener (Sep/25/1998) | | Since Harvey and Dashiell gave Sabrina an ultimatum about choosing which guy she wants to date, her aunts tell her that she finally received her Witch’s License. Ecstatic at finding this out, Sabrina thinks that she can it to help in deciding which guy she wants to continue dating. However, when she goes to the Other Realm License Bureau to get her license, Sabrina gets annoyed when she finds out that she can’t use it until she solves her family secret. As a result, Sabrina resorts to using a spell to help her decide which guy she wants to take to the upcoming high school dance. It is only when her cousin Doris gets mad at getting the brush-off by Sabrina that she realizes her heart belongs to Harvey. Meanwhile, after Salem insults an online friend while playing chess, he gets an unexpected visit from the man, looking to do bodily harm to the cat. | | Guest Stars: Rick Cramer (1) as Yuri, Carol Ann Susi as Doris, Henry Cong (1) as Student, Donald Faison as Dashiell | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Holly Hester | | Songs: Olivia Newton-John -- Hopelessly Devoted To You | | | |
| 52 :03x02 - Boy Was My Face Red (Oct/02/1998) | | After Valerie has an embarrassing moment in class, Sabrina decides to use her magic to help her get over the ridicule of their classmates. However, instead of having Valerie’s embarrassment fade away, it gets transferred to Sabrina and is magnified so much that her face literally turns red. After rushing home from school, Sabrina opts to hide in the Other Realm until her face returns to normal. Sabrina’s stay at the Other Realm resort is cut short when everyone there starts to make fun of her, resulting in her decision to return home. It is only then when Sabrina realizes that the only way to get over embarrassment is to face it head on. | | Guest Stars: John Gowans as Thomas Jefferson, Robert Chapin as King Arthur, Roger Clinton as Frank, Rocco Vienhage as Bartender, Dublin James as Student, Corbin Allred as Justin Thumb, Karen Witter as Dr. Werner, Curtis Anderson as Gordie | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips | | | |
| 53 :03x03 - Suspicious Minds (Oct/09/1998) | | With Mr. Kraft as a substitute teacher for one of Harvey and Sabrina's classes, he has the class pair up for an assignment that calls for the students to see what married life is like. After Libby makes sure Harvey is selected as her partner and Gordie is Sabrina’s; the young witch becomes jealous of the time Harvey and Libby spend together and calls upon Roland for help. | | Guest Stars: Curtis Anderson as Gordie, Phil Fondacaro as Roland, Billy West as Bogart | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | Songs: Dwight Yoakam -- Suspcious Minds | | | |
| 54 :03x04 - The Pom Pom Incident (Oct/16/1998) | | When Libby announces in the cafeteria that the cheerleading squad will have try-outs for its second string squad, Valerie surprises Sabrina by saying she would like to become a cheerleader. In the meantime, Sabrina learns that her cousin Mortimer, the family’s wagician, will be visiting her to discuss the family secret. Not long after his arrival, Sabrina asks him for advice in getting Valerie to see how becoming a cheerleader will ruin her life, and is given a magical penny to help in her endeavor. While this is going on, Mortimer gets hired to do his less than stellar magic at the birthday party of Harvey’s little brother. | | Guest Stars: Lee Allen Rutman as Catskills Comedian, Naomi Grossman as Cheerleader, Shannon Welles as Martha Washington, Dom DeLuise as Cousin Mortimer | Director: Kim Friedman
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | |
| 55 :03x05 - Pancake Madness (Oct/23/1998) | | When Sabrina conjures up pancakes for Salem and herself one morning, she gets a stern warning from her aunts about what can happen if she were to eat them. Ignoring their warning, Sabrina takes a bite of Salem’s pancakes and promptly becomes addicted to the breakfast food. Consequently, all Sabrina begins to think about at school is finding a stack of pancakes to eat, ultimately helping her come up with the best idea for a school fundraiser. However, since Hilda is stuck in the Other Realm, Zelda is unable to spend a lot of time helping Sabrina overcome her addiction. In the end, with a little bit of help from Salem and eventually from a newly freed Hilda, Sabrina is able to kick her habit. | | Guest Stars: Sam Menning as Toothless Guy, Brett Miller (3) as Mountie, Carl Michael Lindner as Dr. Brinkman, Dale Raoul as Mrs. Mapleton, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 56 :03x06 - Good Will Haunting (Oct/30/1998) | | With Halloween rapidly approaching, Sabrina, Hilda and Zelda get invited to their Aunt Beulah’s annual celebration. At seeing they finally ran out of excuses for staying away from her party for the past 500 years, Zelda reluctantly sends back their RSVP, much to Hilda’s displeasure. Since Sabrina made plans with Valerie and Harvey, she gets to ditch the party to spend the holiday with her friends. As a result, she gets an unexpected surprise from Aunt Beulah when a magical talking doll is sent over from the Other Realm. It doesn’t take long for the “Molly Dolly” to start terrorizing Sabrina and her guests after her aunts leave for their party. Hilda and Zelda also get their own surprise when they discover that Aunt Beulah’s Halloween is held in an insane asylum where they ultimately get turned into chickens. It is during this time when Sabrina crashes their party to get help stopping the magical doll that Hilda and Zelda discovers that what happened is all apart of Beulah’s Halloween party. | | Guest Stars: Dave Madden (1) as Dr. Egglehoffer, Corbin Allred as Justin Thumb, Jo Anne Worley as Aunt Beulah, Alan Sues as Belvedere, Gary Owens (1) as Guy Who Thinks He's Gary Owens, Tara Strong as Molly Dolly, Ruth Buzzi as Delilah | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | Songs: Dr. Demento -- Monster Mash | | | |
| 57 :03x07 - You Bet Your Family (Nov/06/1998) | | When Sabrina finds out that her class is going to Boston to watch a Celtics game, she is less than thrilled at the prospect of having to ride the bus there. After finding out that Libby gets to drive her new sports car to the basketball game, Sabrina rushes home to find out if her aunts will let her drive their car on the field trip and is disappointed by their response. Things get worse for Sabrina when she and her aunts get sent to work off Salem’s debt when he loses a card game to a high roller from the Other Realm. When the witches find out they have to spend 100 years at “Diamond” Dave’s apartment, Sabrina challenges him to a game of Chutes and Ladders in exchange for she and her aunt’s freedom. It is at this point they learn a little secret of Diamond Dave’s and are able to escape, with Hilda and Zelda taking a little gift for Sabrina to use on her field trip. | | Guest Stars: Melissa Park as Showgirl, Angell S. Conwell as Student, Fred Stoller as C.K., Edward Albert as Diamond Dave LaRouche, Keith Alexander (2) as Young Kid | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Nick Bakay | | | |
| 58 :03x08 - And the Sabrina Goes To... (Nov/13/1998) | | When it looks like nobody cares about the great grades she’s been getting at school, Sabrina turns to Salem for help in finding a way get everybody to praise her great work. After casting a spell entitled “just desserts,” Sabrina promptly discovers that constant praise from her friends and teachers isn’t the greatest thing about trying your best. Meanwhile, after Zelda learns she is the “Rincess” of Massapequa Park, Spellman cousin Emperor Larry declares war on her country because she refuses to let him rule over its citizens. | | Guest Stars: Joel Brooks (1) as Emperor Larry, Suzanne Krull as Olga, Larry Thomas as Zampano, Joel Michaely as Student, Phantom Planet as Themselves, Dick Clark (1) as Himself, Mary Hart as Herself, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Curtis Anderson as Gordie | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Frank Conniff | | Songs: Smash Mouth -- Can't Get Enough of You Baby, Phantom Planet -- So I Fall Again | | | |
| 59 :03x09 - Nobody Nose Libby Like Sabrina Nose Libby (Nov/20/1998) | | When Mr. Kraft announces to Westbridge High that the school board is looking for ideas on how to spend some alumni money, Sabrina and Libby begin competing over who has the best idea: a poetry slam or use the money to buy a new throne for the Homecoming Queen. After Libby uses her influence to buy votes for her idea, Sabrina and Salem accidentally get trapped in a toy space ship and get stuck in Libby’s brain. Realizing where they are, Sabrina considers using her magic to make Libby admit to her wrongdoing. However, Sabrina has a change of heart and uses Salem’s dander to get them safely out of Libby’s head. | | Guest Stars: Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Ahmad Stoner as Phil | Director: Linda Day
Writer: David Saling, Sheldon Krasner | | | |
| 60 :03x10 - Sabrina and the Beast (Nov/27/1998) | | At finding out that the Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Cutest Couple” contest to attract tourists to town, Sabrina becomes so obsessed with how she and Harvey look that she decides to use her magic in an attempt to beat Libby and her boyfriend. As a result Sabrina forgets that a person’s true beauty is not skin deep, but is on the inside. It is only after a visit from the Spellman’s cousin Suzie does Sabrina realizes this and she eventually forgets about trying to beat Libby in the contest. As this is going on, Salem decides to coach Hilda for an upcoming decathlon so he can get a large coach’s stipend from the Other Realm. | | Guest Stars: Jose Eber as Himself, Taso Papadakis as Jake, Sonje Fortag as Cousin Susie, Beth Grant as Mrs. Popowski | Director: Sheldon Bull
Writer: Danita Jones | | | |
| 61 :03x11 - Christmas Amnesia (Dec/11/1998) | | As the Hilda and Zelda decorate the house for Christmas, they soon discover they’re going to have the difficult task of getting Sabrina in the Christmas spirit, but their attempts are unsuccessful. It is at this point when Sabrina gets invited to a party in the Other Realm that she accidentally deletes the holiday from the world’s memory. In order get Christmas back, Sabrina has to track down Father Christmas in order to request he reinstate the holiday. | | Guest Stars: Daveigh Chase as Little Girl, Gary Morgan (1) as Doorman, Buddy Lewis (1) as Policeman, Josh Holland as Harrison, Kay E. Kuter as Father Christmas, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Frank Conniff | | Songs: Brenda Lee -- Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree | | | |
| 62 :03x12 - Whose So-Called Life Is It Anyway? (Jan/08/1999) | | After being invited to Valerie’s house for dinner, Sabrina ignores Hilda and Zelda’s warnings of using charitable magic and decides to grant the Birkhead’s wishbone wish. As a result, Sabrina starts to panic when Valerie starts acting exactly like her and worries that she won’t be able to undo the magic she did. While Sabrina is trying to work through her problem, Salem has Hilda pass off his art work to impress her artist boyfriend. | | Guest Stars: Jo Eric Mercado as Student #2, Marika Casteel as Student #1, Robert Lee Jacobs (2) as Brock, Justin Jon Ross as Warren, Myra Turley as Mrs. Birkhead, Michael Albala as Delivery Guy, Daniel Hagen (1) as Mr. Birkhead, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | | | | |
| 64 :03x14 - Mrs. Kraft (Jan/29/1999) | | Tiring of how Zelda and Mr. Kraft are growing closer, Hilda and Sabrina try to break the happy couple up by conjuring up his ex-wife. When they find out that Lucy is a witch and has been using her magic to keep Willard away from Zelda, the Spellman women attempt to fight fire with fire and send Lucy back to the Other Realm’s “Infinite Horror.” However, things don’t work out as planned and they all end up on The Jerry Springer Show to resolve their problems. While they’re gone, Salem comes up with the perfect plan to all the meat he could eat, but when the neighborhood dog fails to return with his meat, he begins to think his plan is a failure. | | Guest Stars: Robert M. Lind as Photographer, Barry Nolan as Host, Mary Gillis as Witch Judge, Jerry Springer as Himself, Julia Duffy as Lucy | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Nick Bakay | | Songs: Jennifer Paige -- Crush | | | |
| 65 :03x15 - Sabrina and the Pirates (Feb/05/1999) | | When Hilda and Zelda have to send in their magic for a tune-up, Sabrina is ecstatic about being the most powerful woman in the house for the time being. During this time, her aunts are less than thrilled at the prospect of having to rehabilitate three pirates that they forgot to free centuries before without using their magic. Meanwhile, Sabrina’s good day doesn’t last that long when she and Valerie are unable to sneak into a nightclub to see ‘N Sync in a special concert without the help of magical fake ID’s. Later, Sabrina panics at learning her magic is fake since she bought the ID’s, and as a result, she reluctantly tells her aunts about what she did in an attempt to get her real powers back. | | Special Guest Stars: 'N Sync as Themselves, | Guest Stars: Ric Coy (1) as Clean-Cut Person, Billy Rieck as Seedy Guy, Brian Donovan as Older Kid, Isaac C. Singleton, Jr. as Bouncer (as Isaac Singleton, Jr.), Brian Siemann as Nemo, Mark Blankfield as Blackbeard, Robert Bauer (2) as Hook | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Miriam Trogdon | | Songs: 'N Sync -- God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You, 'N Sync -- Tearin' Up My Heart | | | |
| 66 :03x16 - Sabrina the Matchmaker (Feb/12/1999) | | When cupid gives Sabrina an ultimatum to set a couple up for Valentine’s Day or spend time cleaning up sides of the road in the other realm, she quickly becomes panicked. After having no success in bringing a couple together at school, the opportunity of a lifetime comes when cousin Marigold and her children come for a visit from the Other Realm. All it takes is a little help from Amanda and Ally to help Sabrina push their mother into the arms of the plumber. | | Guest Stars: Brian Cousins (1) as Emil, Hayden Tank as Robbie, Martin Mull as Carlton, Michael Goetz as Waiter, Emile Hirsch as Danny, Steve Sax as Himself, Frankie Muniz as Angelo, Hallie Todd as Marigold, Emily Hart as Amanda, Alexandra Hart-Gilliams as Ally | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Daniel Berendsen, Eric Schlect
Story: Paula Hart | | | |
| 67 :03x17 - Salem, the Boy (Feb/19/1999) | | Sabrina gets surprised when she finds out Roland returned to Westbridge, this time working as a leprechaun. When Roland tells Sabrina that she has been granted 3 wishes, she decides to use one to turn a depressed Salem into a human for a day. At first her intentions are innocent enough, but it doesn’t take long for Salem to return to his old ways. While this is going on, Hilda and Zelda begin planning a surprise party for Salem in an attempt to cheer him up; unaware that Salem is in the body of one of Sabrina’s friends. It is through the course of their party planning and Salem’s attempts of world domination that they are called before the Witch’s Council, where Salem finds out that he’ll have to spend 50 more years as a cat as a result of his actions. | | Guest Stars: Jim Wise as Brady, Glenn Shadix as Caligula, Phil Fondacaro as Roland the Troll, Curtis Anderson as Gordie, Henry Gibson as Witch Judge, Mary Ann Mobley as Herself | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Nick Bakay | | | |
| 68 :03x18 - Sabrina, the Teenage Writer (Feb/26/1999) | | Frustrated at the difficulty of writing a story for her English class, Sabrina turns to her aunts for advice on improving her grade. Following Zelda’s suggestion of using their old typewriter that was in the attic, Sabrina starts writing a spy story, modeling her characters from people from school. Sabrina then gets a surprise when her story comes to life in the halls of the high school. After rushing home, Sabrina gets the bad news that she wrote her story on a magical typewriter and if her characters die in the story, the people they’re based on die in real-life. In an attempt to stop this from happening, Sabrina takes the magical typewriter back to school so she can re-write the ending. While Sabrina is trying to fix her problem, Hilda and Zelda fall victim to a curse placed on them by an Other Realm chain letter writer. | | Guest Stars: Martin Mull as Dr. Bad, Jenna Leigh Green (1) as Lidia Kissandkill, Nate Richert as Derek Kink, Lindsay Sloane as Vivian Soontodie, Michelle Kwan as Student, David L. Lander (1) as Postmaster, David Wells (1) as Mr. Franco, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick/Mrs. Doohicky | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 69 :03x19 - The Big Sleep (Mar/12/1999) | | While working on the family secret, Sabrina accidentally calls Aunt Dorma, the black sheep of the family for help. After being waken up from her usual ten-year nap, Dorma decides to retaliate by filling the Spellman’s home with Other Realm Poppies that are fatal to Sabrina’s family. As a result, Hilda and Zelda become unconscious when they fall under the poppies spell. To make matters worse, Sabrina has to help Libby, Valerie, and Harvey study for the annual Brain Buster quiz show while cleaning up the mess. After realizing that snow will get rid of all the poppies in the house, Sabrina is able to save her aunts and eventually gets visited by Aunt Dorma when she comes to thank Sabrina for waking her from her nap in time to turn off her stove. | | Guest Stars: Timothy Everett Moore (1) as Sheldon, Hap Lawrence as Sheperd, Roz Witt as Woman, Sean Laughton as Policeman, Rosalind Ayres as Aunt Dorma | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | Songs: Barenaked Ladies -- It's All Been Done | | | |
| 70 :03x20 - Sabrina's Pen Pal (Mar/12/1999) | | When Sabrina goes to visit her pen pal Martha in the Other Realm, she decides to bring Martha to the Mortal Realm so she can see what it’s like. However, when Martha tells her that she can’t go past customs in human form, Sabrina decides to turn her into a cat and smuggle her back to the Mortal Realm. It isn’t until after Sabrina changes her back into human form that she learns Martha is a jewel thief who is trying to get her magic back by stealing the most powerful and rarest gem in the universe. Realizing what Martha might be doing, Sabrina does her best to recapture her. Meanwhile, Salem gets an unwelcome surprise from the Witch’s Council accounting office. | | Guest Stars: Lisa Darr as Martha, Alexander Folk as Detective, David Getz as Security Guard | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Kelly J. Baker, Danita Jones
Story: Tina Weiss | | | |
| 71 :03x21 - Sabrina's Real World (Apr/09/1999) | | When Salem sets up a meeting with a television big-wig from the Other Realm, Sabrina unknowingly becomes the star of a new show that the cat pitches. After she finds out when she comes home from school during lunch, Sabrina decides to do her best to make the show so boring that it becomes cancelled. When that doesn’t work, aunt Zelda helps out by making the show’s producer think he’s going to die, which causes him to pull the show and has a show where Hilda can tell jokes put in its place. | | Guest Stars: Hope Levy as Contest Winner, Sonya Maddox as Publicity Person, Sean Moran as Mailman, Adrian Neil as British Guy, Steven M. Porter as Bryce, Stu Nahan as TV Announcer, Alex Rocco as Sid Wolff, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | |
| 72 :03x22 - The Long and Winding Short Cut (Apr/30/1999) | | When Sabrina learns that she could vote in the Other Realm only after she solves the family secret, she gets caught by Zelda getting help solving it. When she puts a no short-cut spell on Sabrina, the young witch has to live one day without any modern conveniences. However, Mrs. Quick really tests her willingness to go along with the spell when she tries to attempts to tell Sabrina the answer to the next clue to the family secret. After reading Mrs. Quick’s answer, they are sent to the Other Realm Prairie as punishment, where Sabrina thinks making the old man she meets a snack from scratch will send her back home. Meanwhile, Zelda and Hilda begin some political mud slinging when they take opposing sides on the Other Realm propositions. | | Guest Stars: Dave Nemeth as Reporter, Evan O'Meara as Hank, Carmen Filpi as Old Guy, William Bassett (1) as Uncle Roy, Monty Hall as Himself, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Ritch Brinkley as Fifty Year Old Man | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips | | Songs: Faith Hill -- Hard Way | | | |
| 73 :03x23 - Sabrina the Sandman (May/07/1999) | | After quitting her job at “Pork on a Pole,” Sabrina turns to an Other Realm employment agency to help find an after school job. Despite having no experience, the employment agency reluctantly gets Sabrina a job as her neighborhood sandman. However, before she starts her first night on the job, Hilda and Zelda give Sabrina a stern warning not to “dream drop,” since it can potentially ruin people’s lives. After the aunts find out what she’s been doing, they decide to teach Sabrina a lesson by giving her a nightmare all her own. Upon waking up from her nightmare, Sabrina and her aunts get a visit from a warning man, with news that if Sabrina doesn’t solve the family secret in 30 days, her aunts will get fined. | | Guest Stars: James Kelton as British Merchant, Deonte Gordon as Student, Kathy Jensen as Slyvia, Manson Lucero as Little Boy, Stan Yale as Stinky's Friend, David Kirkwood as Bum, Harrison Young as Vagrant, Steven Anthony Lawrence (1) as Little Kid, Nick De Gruccio as Passerby, Timothy Oman as Sigmund Frued, Fred Stoller as Warning Man | Director: Gary Halvorson
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 74 :03x24 - Slient Movie (May/14/1999) | | When Zelda tells Hilda and Sabrina that she believes Mr. Kraft is going to propose at dinner, they take drastic measures to ensure they won’t say anything to ruin Zelda’s perfect night. However, when Harvey arrives to proclaim his love to Sabrina, she is unable to respond due to the spell and as a result, the Spellman home gets turned into a silent movie with Mr. Kraft as the movie’s villain. After Harvey returns to see Sabrina, he gets pulled into the magical madness and is able to save the day and end the spell. | | Guest Stars: Sean Laughton as Policeman | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips | | | |
| 75 :03x25 - The Good, the Bad and the Luau (May/21/1999) | | While on vacation in Hawaii, Sabrina finally figures out her family secret; that every member of the Spellman family is born with a twin. However, when Hilda and Zelda tell Sabrina that she has to trial in order to find out whether she is the evil Spellman twin or if that honor belongs to Katrina; Sabrina gets scared that her selfish magic will get her into trouble. | | Guest Stars: Rick Negron as Orderly, David Moreland as Doctor #2, Lisa K. Wyatt as Ruby, Susan Angelo as Dr. Merchant, David Alan Graf as Uncle Danny, Kellye Nakahara as Pele, Henry Gibson as Witch Judge, Melissa Joan Hart as Katrina | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Nancy Cohen | | | |
Season 4 |
| 76 :04x01 - No Place Like Home (Sep/24/1999) | | It’s the start of Sabrina’s senior year and she’s on cloud nine since Libby transferred to a private school and having Valerie stay with her for the school year since her family moved to Alaska. Things get better when Sabrina finds out Mr. Kraft is no longer the vice-principal at school and that her father would like her to live with his family in Paris. However, Sabrina’s week starts getting bad when she gets a call from Valerie saying she’s staying in Alaska, Mr. Kraft got promoted to principal, and Harvey’s new friend Brad hates her for no reason. When Sabrina returns home, hoping to be comforted by her aunts, she is downtrodden to find nobody there. It is at this point when she decides to take her father up on his offer to move to Paris. She eventually moves back home when Salem plots to send Sabrina’s father to Pluto to deal with a war that broke out on the planet. | | Special Guest Stars: Britney Spears as Herself, | Guest Stars: Doug Sheehan as Edward Spellman, Jacqueline Shultz as Gail, Jeremy Maxwell as Student, Holly Towne as Girl, Jerry Hauck as Custodian | Director: Linda Day
Writer: David Berendsen | | Songs: Britney Spears -- (You Drive Me) Crazy | | | |
| 77 :04x02 - Dream a Little Dreama Me (Oct/01/1999) | | When Sabrina starts working on an idea for the title of Westbridge High’s year book in an attempt to become editor, she hits a road block when Mr. Kraft nominates Brad for the job. Sabrina’s schedule gets busier when Aunt Zelda tells her that she has to spend her school year mentoring Dreama, a young witch who has been having a difficult time getting her witch’s license. After they literally run into one another at school, Sabrina unhappily learns that she can’t mentor a new student or she could be stripped of her magic. She then has a hard time keeping Dreama from using her magic at school and the pair ultimately arouses the suspicions of Brad when they always pop up where ever he is. Meanwhile, Hilda decides to quit playing the violin and impulsively buys a Clock Shop. | | Guest Stars: Wayne Trask as Student, Russell Young as 6th Student, Ross Gottstein as Teacher, Joe Ochman as Clock Shop Owner, Jordan Belfi as John, Paul Blake as Billy, Nicole Nieth as Gretchen | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 78 :04x03 - Jealousy (Oct/08/1999) | | When Sabrina has Harvey write a Basketball article for the school newspaper, she starts to feel left out when he asks Brad to help him with it. To make matters worse, she can’t share her problems with Valerie since she rarely calls anymore. Sabrina then starts to percolate with jealousy since Harvey is spending a lot of time hanging out with Brad and Dreama isn’t around to spend time with her. Sabrina then ignores her aunt’s warnings to be happy for the people she’s jealous of and ultimately ends up in the “Jealous Sea” where Salem helps her realize that while she can be happy for other people, it won’t diminish what she has. While Sabrina is dealing with her jealousy, Mr. Kraft becomes more irritable than usual when he finds out his brother Wally is coming to visit him. | | Special Guest Stars: Tara Lipinski as Herself, | Guest Stars: Elyse Ashton as Emily Dickinson, Drew Wilson as Mark Twain, Kasie Kelly as Student, David Stifel as Shakespeare, Gary Sandy as Wally Kraft | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Frank Conniff | | | |
| 79 :04x04 - Little Orphan Hilda (Oct/15/1999) | | When Sabrina asks Hilda and Zelda if Grandma Spellman can come to visit, they start acting rather unenthusiastically at the prospect of their mother’s visit. After about five minutes of visiting with their mother, Hilda and Zelda escape to the clock shop in order to avoid their mother’s nagging. Things get worse for them when Sabrina accidentally lets it slip to Grandma that Hilda gave up playing the violin to buy her shop and that Hilda and Zelda are actually adopted. When Sabrina realizes she is the reason her aunts lost their sense of self, she takes it upon herself to learn the identity of Hilda and Zelda’s biological parents. | | Guest Stars: Shirley Jones (1) as Lydia Spellman, Andy Siegel as Customer, Tom Fahn as Pedestrian, Audrey Wasilewski as Clerk, Robert Noble as City Inspector | Director: Tom Cherones
Writer: Nick Bakay | | | |
| 80 :04x05 - Spoiled Rotten (Oct/22/1999) | | As the businesses on Water Street organize a charity drive to help the citizens of Honduras, Sabrina gets her first credit card from the Other Realm and starts buying things like crazy. She then ignores Zelda and Hilda’s warnings that buying anything she wants without having to pay for it and ultimately catches “Getitis.” Things get worse for Sabrina when she finds out that has become spoiled rotten after she donates her aunt’s magical mementos to the high school’s rummage sale. In order to fix her problem before she becomes slimy ooze, Sabrina has to get back all the things that got sold at the rummage sale. Meanwhile, Salem has his paws full when he adopts a “DogMan” from the Other Realm. | | Guest Stars: Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Faith Salie as Waitress, Marcy Goldman as Customer #3, Spencer Beglarian as Sparky, Steven E. Daniels (1) as Customer #2 | Director: Linda Day
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 81 :04x06 - Episode LXXXI: The Phantom Menace (Oct/29/1999) | | When Sabrina gets a job at a nearby coffee house, she decides to work on Halloween night instead of celebrating the holiday with her aunts. After Hilda and Zelda learn of Sabrina’s plans, they try to warn her that she can’t run away from Halloween, but Sabrina refuses to take their warning seriously. As Hilda and Zelda anxiously prepare for their Halloween dinner with Edgar Allan Poe, Sabrina and Dream eventually celebrates the holiday in their own way: when a group of Other Realm Zombies arrive the coffee house to help them “experience the fun of Halloween.” | | Guest Stars: Tom Novak as Customer, Gabriel Carpenter as College Guy (as Gabe Carpenter), Edgar Allan Poe IV (1) as Edgar Allan Poe | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | Songs: Backstreet Boys -- Larger than Life | | | |
| 82 :04x07 - Prelude to a Kiss (Nov/05/1999) | | While Sabrina and Dreama talk about the crush she has on Josh, Sabrina finds herself in a sticky situation of having the opportunity to help Josh with his English homework on the same night of Harvey’s football game. As a result, Sabrina asks Dreama if she could go Harvey’s game and page her if he gets put in the game. However, after one too many false alarm pages by Dreama, Sabrina turns off her pager, leaving her friend in the tight spot of having to cover for her when Harvey starts looking for her in the stands. When Harvey learns that Sabrina had to rush home, he goes right over to the Spellman’s and gets an unpleasant surprise of finding Sabrina kissing Josh. Meanwhile, Hilda and Zelda find themselves overwhelmed by all the work at the Clock Shop that they neglected their chores around the house. As a result, they are forced to hire their old friends the pirates as maids. | | Special Guest Stars: Billy Blanks as Himself, Ed McMahon as Himself, B. Smith as Herself, | Guest Stars: Ali Burns as Theresa, Lenny Friedman (1) as Folk Singer, Zach Selwyn as Announcer, Patricia Place as Queen, Brian Siemann as Nemo, Mark Blankfield as Blackbeard, Robert Bauer (2) as Hook | Director: Dinah Manoff
Writer: Betsy Borns | | | |
| 83 :04x08 - Aging, Not So Gracefully (Nov/12/1999) | | As Sabrina walks into the coffee house, she tries acting more mature in an attempt to catch Josh’s eye. However, when he only sees her as a high school kid, Sabrina decides to look in her magic book to see if there is a spell or magical potion to make her appear older to Josh, and eventually finds a face cream called “Oil of Old Age.” At first the cream’s works great in making Sabrina appear older to Josh, but the more Sabrina uses it, she eventually turns into an elderly woman. After Harvey brings her home, Hilda and Zelda have to take time out of getting feuding scientists Pierre and Marie Curie back together in order to return Sabrina to normal. Meanwhile, Salem comes up with an ill-conceived plan to meet Paula Abdul. | | Guest Stars: Ginger Williams as Colette, Patricia Lentz as Teacher, Pamela Dillman as Madame Curie, Paula Abdul as Herself, Alastair Duncan as Pierre Curie | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips | | | |
| 84 :04x09 - Love Means Having to Say You're Sorry (Nov/19/1999) | | Since getting caught by Harvey kissing Josh, Sabrina starts to think of ways to get Harvey to forgive her. However, since Harvey started dating another girl, patching things up with him gets difficult for her. At hearing Harvey will be spending Thanksgiving with Colette, Sabrina gets so depressed that she rushes to the clock shop to ask her aunts for advice before going to work. After hearing Harvey wants his stuff back since their break up, Salem starts taking the break-up harder than Sabrina, but soon gets comforted when Hilda and Zelda announce their intention of making Thanksgiving dinner to cheer their niece up. Eventually, Sabrina and Harvey straighten things out and start dating again. They then share a nice Thanksgiving dinner with Sabrina’s aunts and the Pilgrims they conjured up to do the cooking. | | Guest Stars: Tim Thomerson as Mr. Alcerro, Christopher Rich as John, Jennifer Butt as Mary, Ginger Williams as Colette, Ivan Borodin as Customer | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips | | | |
| 85 :04x10 - Ice Station Sabrina (Nov/21/1999) | | When Harvey surprises Sabrina with a romantic weekend skiing in the mountains, she is less than thrilled at the prospect of being driven up to the cabin by Brad. After finding this out, Sabrina starts to panic and asks her aunts what she should do. Hilda and Zelda then decide that Salem should go with the kids so he can tell Sabrina if she could use her magic or not in front of Brad, making him less than thrilled at missing a Western movie marathon on television. However, things don’t go as planned when Brad’s witch hunting gene kicks in when she uses her magic to fix his heater. As a result, they get stuck in a snow bank on the side of the road. Later, when Brad’s father shows up at Hilda and Zelda’s to find out about the kids, they decide to go and look for Sabrina, Harvey, and Brad. It is at this time that Hilda and Zelda are able to use their magic to change the weather so Brad can’t call Sabrina a witch and zap Salem back home in time to miss his marathon. | | Guest Stars: Ivan Borodin as Customer, Tim Thomerson as Mr. Alcerro | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 86 :04x11 - Salem and Juliette (Dec/10/1999) | | As Salem unhappily prepares for his upcoming class reunion, Hilda and Zelda have to go to the Other Realm in order to become licensed to run the Clock Shop. While they’re gone, Sabrina and Dreama find the perfect date for Salem to take to his reunion: Dreama’s cat Juliette, a former witch that got caught trying to take over the universe. After taking care of that, Sabrina goes to work with Mrs. Quick trying to uncover a story about the lackluster food being served in the cafeteria and if it could be tied to Mr. Kraft’s sudden wealth. However, when the duo meets up with their informant, “Sore Throat”, their story falls through when he claims supernatural events have been going on at school, instead of accusing Mr. Kraft of funneling school money for his personal use. | | Guest Stars: Brandie Rocci as Student, Patrick Ecclesine as Teenage Billy, Leslie Jeana Olivan as Hallie Tosis, Manu Intiraymi as Sore Throat, Mark Colson as Security Attendant, Maurice Chasse as Thug, Gerry Lock as Little Old Lady, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick, Bebe Neuwirth as Juliette, John Ganun as Billy Luto, David Fickas as Father Time, Eric Jungmann as Young Salem | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | | |
| 87 :04x12 - Sabrina, Nipping at Your Nose (Dec/17/1999) | | With Christmas approaching, Sabrina gets in a bad mood due to the nonstop snowing in Westbridge. When she hears a contest on the radio where the grand prize is a week long getaway to Jamaica, Sabrina gets excited when Zelda is able to answer the question for her. However, when the bad weather threatens to leave the Spellman women stranded in town for the holidays, Salem suggests that Sabrina tamper with the weather so they could still make their flight to Jamaica. As a result, Sabrina gets turned into a snowman by Mother Nature in retaliation for changing the weather in Massachusetts. Mother Nature then turns her back to normal, but punishes Sabrina by giving her the task of cheering up Mr. Kraft. As Sabrina gets to work on her task, Salem receives the 12 Days of Christmas while Hilda and Zelda hire a pair of Christmas elves to help out with the holiday rush. | | Special Guest Stars: Danny Bonaduce as Himself (Salem's Partridge in a Pear Tree), | Guest Stars: Phyllis Franklin as Customer, Mary Bogue as French Hen, Will Jennings as Young Mr. Kraft, Dana Woods as Pressburger, Ed Gale as Powell, Nancy Linari as Mother Nature | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Frank Conniff | | | |
| 88 :04x13 - Now You See Her, Now You Don't (Jan/07/2000) | | When Sabrina and Harvey are nominated the “cutest couple” at Westbridge High’s Winter Ball, she finds the perfect dress for the dance in the Other Realm. However, when Sabrina discovers it is one size too small, Salem encourages her to take diet shakes made in the Other Realm that eventually cause her to disappear. In order to re-appear in time for the dance, she and Salem order a magical camera that adds 100 pounds to the person in the picture. She soon realizes that she has to take it to the dance so she doesn’t disappear again since the camera only brings the person back for a short amount of time. It is only after she misplaces her camera that Sabrina disappears again and overhears her classmates say the reason why they voted for her and Harvey that causes Sabrina to return to normal. | | Guest Stars: Ebonie-Keiannia Hayes as Girl, Eric Jungmann as Boy, Mark Wallace (1) as Student Announcer, Jeff Austin as Salesman, George Wyner as President, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick | Director: Sheldon Bull
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | |
| 89 :04x14 - Super Hero (Jan/21/2000) | | It is career week at school and Mr. Kraft is feeling very disenfranchised about his life as an educator as a result of it. After resigning as principal, Zelda encourages him to try something new; Mr. Kraft soon finds his way to the coffee shop Sabrina works at, much to her horror. Wanting to get rid of him, Sabrina turns to Hilda for help and they soon make a dream-come-true potion to help Mr. Kraft live out his childhood dream. Sabrina’s spell works at first, but when Brad accidentally uses it on Harvey, Sabrina has to deal with making her boyfriend live out his dream while helping Mr. Kraft fulfill his. | | Guest Stars: Craig Strong as Fireman, Dennis Bailey (1) as Career Counselor | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Nick Bakay | | Songs: Smash Mouth -- All Star | | | |
| 90 :04x15 - Love in Bloom (Feb/11/2000) | | Valentine’s Day is around the corner when an anonymous Valentine arrives at the Spellman home. At first Sabrina and Zelda think that it was sent to them by Harvey or Mr. Kraft, but at finding out it wasn’t from them, they conclude that it was sent to Hilda by an admirer. Hoping to cheer Hilda up after having to return Daniel Boone back the past, Sabrina and Zelda rush to give her the good news, only to find out that she has been hiding Daniel in the attic. Meanwhile, Sabrina soon comes down with “Candy Hart Syndrome,” causing her aunts to realize that the Valentine was sent to her by Josh. As a result, Sabrina has to find a way with Roland’s help to get Josh to stop vying for her heart, before the spell causes her to break up with Harvey. It is during this time that Salem decides to wage war on a neighborhood bird. | | Guest Stars: Essence Atkins as Marnie, Matt Battaglia (2) as Daniel Boone, Phil Fondacaro as Roland the Troll, | Co-Guest Stars: Zach Selwyn as Customer | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 91 :04x16 - Welcome Back, Duke (Feb/25/2000) | | After Salem learns one of his old cronies Duke, has completed his sentence as a cat, he asks Hilda and Zelda if he could stay with them long enough to get back on his feet. After they reluctantly agree, everybody learns that Duke’s magic is really rusty and he soon blows up Hilda’s clock shop when he’s left in charge, which gets Sabrina since she suggested Duke watch the store. To make matters worse, while Sabrina is practicing for an upcoming school musicale, he gives her two right feet and puts a spell on Harvey that makes him act like a child, to help her out as thanks for standing up for him against the aunts. Hilda and Zelda eventually are able reverse Duke’s spells, thanks to some help by John Salley. | | Guest Stars: John Salley as Himself, Dick Van Dyke as Duke | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Miriam Trogdon | | | |
| 92 :04x17 - Salem's Daughter (Mar/03/2000) | | After Sabrina reads a wedding announcement in the Other Realm newspaper for Annabelle Saberhagen, she asks Salem if he’s related to her. After Salem admits to being Annabelle’s father, runs out of the room, heartbroken over the fact he hasn’t seen Annabelle in decades. When Sabrina finds Salem, she asks him if he would like her to go to the Other Realm to talk to his daughter. After traveling to the Annabelle’s house, Sabrina explains to her that Salem would like to mend the rift between them. When Annabelle asks her to be her maid of honor to express her gratitude, Sabrina is too surprised to say no. Things then get weird when Sabrina finds out the odd customs that she has to perform as Maid of Honor in Annabelle’s Other Realm wedding. Meanwhile, as Sabrina and her aunts are in the Other Realm for Annabelle’s wedding, Harvey gets the idea Sabrina wants to get married when a wedding magazine falls out of her locker. | | Guest Stars: Christine Nelson as College Kid #1, John Harnagel as Guest, Corey Michael Blake as Usher, Chip Chinery as Newspaper Boy, Vincent Schiavelli as Pastor, Matt Battaglia (2) as Daniel Boone, Essence Atkins as Marnie, Victoria Jackson as Annabelle, Monty Sopp as The Avenger, David Lebell as Leif Erikson | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 93 :04x18 - Dreama the Mouse (Mar/17/2000) | | With the annual senior skip day quickly approaching at Westbridge High, Sabrina develops a bad case of spring fever. Having a hard time concentrating in class, she soon gets into a lot of trouble when Brad experiences her day dreams and the possibility of Mr. Kraft canceling the annual event after giving Dreama Spring Fever. Things get worse for Sabrina when Dream does magic in front of Bard and gets turned into a mouse because of it. As a result, Sabrina has the difficult task of overcoming her case of Spring Fever while turning Dreama back to normal and removing Brad’s witch hunter gene. | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Charlie Tercek | | | |
| 94 :04x19 - The Wild, Wild Witch (Mar/31/2000) | | When Sabrina gets in trouble for handing out free drinks at work, skipping her curfew, missing a newspaper deadline and putting off getting her homework done, Hilda and Zelda decide to ground her for a week. Annoyed at all the rules she has to follow, Sabrina proclaims she can’t wait for college so she doesn’t have to follow so many rules. It is at this point when Jedediah, a magic prospector working with Salem, sends Sabrina to a Wild West town governed by a large amount of rules. When the old sheriff gives Sabrina the job so she can become a dance hall girl, her first rule is to abolish the rules. As a result, the town becomes chaotic when the citizens start kicking up their heels. However, when Sabrina has to confront the Petulant Kid, she changes her mind and realizes that rules and boundaries are good things. | | Guest Stars: Beth Broderick as Frenchie, Martin Mull as Sweet Will, Nate Richert as Deputy Fizz, David Lascher as Bartender, Caroline Rhea as Miss Hildie, Greg Poland as Customer #2, Amy Landers as Customer #1, Richard Riehle as Jedediah, Melissa Joan Hart as The Petulant Kid, Mary Gross as Mrs. Quick/Quickdraw | Director: Sheldon Bull
Writer: David Saling, Sheldon Krasner | | | |
| 95 :04x20 - She's Baaaack! (Apr/14/2000) | | After Sabrina’s cousin Amanda comes to town for a visit, Sabrina gets a surprise when it appears Amanda is no longer her usual bratty self. When it looks like they have become the best of friends, Salem lets Sabrina in on the secret that Amanda has a crush on Josh, but when Sabrina gets called down to the coffee house by Josh, she immediately realizes Amanda set them up so she can spend the afternoon with Harvey, the guy she actually has the crush on. Since Hilda and Zelda are trapped in a genie bottle, Sabrina has to turn to Salem to find a way to get Amanda to grow up and stop trying to make Harvey her boyfriend. | | Guest Stars: Brandon Kaplan as Lion Scout, Jamie Torcellini as Salesman, Teresa Parente as Miss Sorecorn, Emily Hart as Amanda | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: Renee Phillips, Carrie Honigblum | | | |
| 96 :04x21 - The Four Faces of Sabrina (Apr/28/2000) | | When Sabrina starts getting her college acceptance letters, she finds herself in a difficult situation: trying to make Harvey, Hilda, Zelda, and Josh happy by choosing the life paths they want her to go down. As a result, Sabrina gets torn in four different directions and each part of her finds the different people to surprise them with Sabrina’s decision. Things come to a head when each Sabrina invites them all to the prom and everybody starts arguing over who got invited by Sabrina. Things eventually get straightened out when the four parts of Sabrina confront their true feelings over where they want to go to school. As a result, each part becomes one Sabrina again and she promptly goes back into the gym to let her aunts, Harvey, and Josh know where she plans on going to college. | Director: Henry Winkler
Writer: Sheldon Bull | | | |
| 97 :04x22 - The End of an Era (May/05/2000) | | Tired of the way Harvey and Josh fight over her, Sabrina finds a spell for friendship bread to serve them. At first the magical bread works like a charm, but when Harvey and Josh start bonding over similar interests, Sabrina starts to feel left out when the guys ignore her. As a result, Sabrina decides to reverse the spell, but the fighting between the guys intensifies. For a last resort, Sabrina has Harvey and Josh go through a magical obstacle course to see which guy will win her affections. However, since both guys are able to complete the course without any problems, Sabrina has a hard time to pick. In the end, Harvey made Sabrina’s choice rather easy, after finding out she is a witch, he ultimately breaks up with her. While this is going on, Hilda and Zelda are having a difficult time finding the perfect graduation present for Sabrina. | | Guest Stars: Dennis Lipscomb as The Man in the Mirror, Louisa Abernathy as Caterer, Tim Bagley as Mr. Cornwallis | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: Frank Conniff | | | |
Season 5 | | | | | | |
| 100 :05x03 - Heart of the Matter (Oct/06/2000) | | When Hilda attempts to get into the swing of running the coffee shop, she begins to scare her customers away with her rude attitude. Meanwhile, as they are walking in the halls, Roxie gives Sabrina a hard time for turning down all the guys who ask her out, so she decides to put a spell on herself that will help say yes to all of the guys who ask her out. Sabrina soon begins to think that the spell is a success, only to have it backfire when her head becomes misaligned with the rest of her body. When she rushes home to ask for help from her aunts, Miles gets a big shock at seeing her problem when he shows up, looking to spend a romantic evening with Zelda. | | Guest Stars: John O'Brien (1) as Customer #2, Donnell Keith as Customer #1, Joseph G. Medalis as Justice of the Peace, Chris Emerson as Adam, Mark Rickard as Bob, Brian Gross as Joe, Roger Lodge as Himself, Josh Blake as Pete | Director: Andrew Taso
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 101 :05x04 - You Can't Twin (May/13/2000) | | After having a hectic time with her roommates and at school, Sabrina decides to tag along on Hilda’s date with an actor from the Other Realm to an amusement park in Saturn. While there, Sabrina runs into her evil twin and Katrina soon distracts her in order to switch their passports. After Katrina meets up with Hilda and Alec to go back home, she quickly starts turning all of Sabrina’s friends and family against her. Meanwhile, when Sabrina tries to go back to the Mortal Realm, she soon finds out what Katrina did and is sent to the Other Realm prison where she meets Zelda’s evil twin, Jezabelda. After a while, Sabrina thinks of a way to get back to her life in the Mortal Realm and goes home to confront Katrina. | | Guest Stars: Corey Pepper as Meteor Man, Matt Boren as Lance, Jody Wood as Inspector, Kal Penn as Prajeeb, Kelly McNair as Ramona, Charles Shaughnessy as Alec, Beth Broderick as Jezabelda, Melissa Joan Hart as Katrina | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Ruth Bennett | | | |
| 102 :05x05 - House of Pi's (Oct/20/2000) | | Sabrina and Roxie team up to write an article they hope will get them a spot on the school newspaper. When they decide to dig up some dirt on Morgan’s sorority, Sabrina begins having second thoughts on publishing it for fear of getting Morgan and her sisters in trouble. While this is going on, Salem gets mad at Hilda for not allowing him to appear in an artistic showcase at the coffee house, ultimately causing him to become a talent agent to performers in the Other Realm in retaliation. | | Guest Stars: Ernie G. (1) as Ballon Guy, Brett Beardslee as Guitarist, Tressa Pope as Gloria, Tara Buck as Nancy, Emy Coligado as Felice, Mark L. Taylor (3) as Professor Hopkins, Keri Lynn Pratt as Lynn, Natalia Cigliuti as Mindy | Director: Andrew Taso
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | | |
| 103 :05x06 - The Halloween Scene (Oct/27/2000) | | After Hilda and Zelda tell Sabrina that they won’t be home for Halloween this year, Salem talks her into having a huge Halloween bash at the house. After going to extreme measures to make the party the best in both Realms, problems begin to mount for Sabrina when Roxie falls in love with Frankenstein and having the aunts return home to find the party in full swing. | | Guest Stars: Delaina Mitchell as Muffy, Charlie Weirauch as Guy in Coffee Shop, Van Epperson as Janitor, Peter Spruyt as Ghoul #3, Robert M. Lind as Ghoul #2, Lisa Kaminir as Bride of Frankenstein, Jason Graae (1) as Nigel, Douglas Tait as Frankenstein, Tisha Campbell-Martin as Joyce, Hunter Garner as Ghoul #1 | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 104 :05x07 - Welcome, Traveler (Nov/03/2000) | | At Sabrina's pushing, Miles joins a cult, whose leader claims he is a witch. At finding this out Sabrina turns to Aunt Zelda for help in saving him. Meanwhile, while Salem is home alone, he gets cat-napped by a fast-food delivery person, who hopes to get rich by selling a talking cat. | | Guest Stars: Dave Engfer as Jason, Jerry Sroka as Professor Burke, Geoffrey Gould as Cult Member, Michael Caldwell (1) as Caterer, Michael Beardsley as Clut Member, Danni Wheeler as Heather, Gedde Watanabe as Kenji, Richard Kline (2) as Jim-Thom, Leslie Jordan as Chuck | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Adam England | | | |
| 105 :05x08 - Some of My Best Friends are Half-Mortals (Nov/10/2000) | | When Zelda goes to her dentist appointment in the Other Realm, she and her dentist set Sabrina and his son up on a date. It is after not having much success in going out with mortals since starting college that Sabrina agrees to go out with him. However, it doesn’t take long for their romantic feelings to be dashed, due to Sabrina meeting some intolerance from Derek and his father after revealing she is a half mortal. | | Guest Stars: Debra Engel as Mrs. Axelrod, Greg Fitzpatrick as Bartender, Adam Vernier as Creature #2, Cameron Bender as Jess, Ric Sarabia as Green Creature, Bryan Kirkwood as Derek Axelrod, David Garrison (1) as Dr. Axelrod | Director: Joyce Gittlin
Writer: Barry Vigon, Tom Walla | | | | | | |
| 107 :05x10 - Sabrina's Perfect Christmas (Dec/15/2000) | | Wanting to celebrate the "Perfect Christmas", Sabrina goes with Morgan to her family's chalet, with Salem, who stowed away. However, after seeing how weird Morgan's family is during the holidays, Sabrina realizes that spending the holiday with her aunts actually can be pretty fun. | | Guest Stars: Cindy Sorenson as Female Elf, Riley Schmidt as Guy #1, Arturo Gil as Male Elf, Craig Zimmerman as Skip, Molly Cheek as Mrs. Cavanaugh, Tom Virtue as Mr. Cavanaugh | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 108 :05x11 - My Best Shot (Jan/12/2001) | | After Josh decides to become a photographer, Sabrina puts a spell on some customers at the coffee house to start a bidding war on one of the photos he has on display there. Her plan quickly backfires when Josh gets a big head with the first sale that he promptly quits his job at the coffee house to focus on his new passion full time. He soon gets a dose of reality when he rents a gallery for a showing of his work, and is told by a pro that his photos have no aesthetic value. | | Guest Stars: Stephon Fuller as Guy, Elayn Taylor as Casting Director, Lisa Poff as Girl, Danny Goldman (1) as Director, Morgan Brittany as Mrs. Scott, Neal Matarazzo as Customer #2, Mari Weiss as Customer #1, John C. Mooney (1) as Customer #3, Todd Eckert as Customer #4, James Michael Tyler as Ethan, Devlin Elliott as Garth | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 109 :05x12 - Tick-Tock Hilda's Clock (Jan/19/2001) | | Hilda’s 650th is swiftly approaching and Sabrina wants to throw a party for her, despite her numerous protests. When Sabrina calls her aunt’s friends in for a surprise party, Hilda’s biological clock speeds up after her friends go home with their kids. After going to an Other Realm doctor to have it recalibrated, Hilda starts having wild mood swings. After learning that Sabrina misplaced her clock at work, becomes determined to find a husband to get her pregnant so she can return to normal. | | Guest Stars: Susanne Wright as Cashier, Zack Phifer as Judge, Julie Satterfield as Receptionist, William O'Leary as Policeman, Larry Dorf as George, Leslie Sachs as Roz, Louan Gideon as Eleanor, Holly Maples as Sally, Mark Lonow as Dr. Braverman, Len Lesser as Eugene | Director: Amanda Bearse
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | | | | | |
| 111 :05x14 - Making the Grade (Feb/02/2001) | | When Sabrina learns how athletes are given preferential treatment at Adams while hard working students like Roxie get lower grades they deserve, she becomes so outraged that she writes an exposé about it. After the article is published in the school paper, she becomes the most hated person on campus for ruining Adams’ chances of winning the championship game against Emerson. After Sabrina helps the star baseball player finish his homework so he can play in the game, she gets forgiven for the article and gets a request to stay away from the game. | | Guest Stars: Elizabeth Hart as Female Student #1, John William Stevenson as Ryan, Patrick Cronin as Wayne, Allen Williams as Prof. Klaveman, Mark Chaet as Prof. Dillard, Howard Mann (1) as Harvey, the Profit Prophet, | Uncredited: Nate Richert as Harvey Kinkle | Director: Beth Broderick
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | | |
| 112 :05x15 - Love Is A Many Complicated Thing (Feb/09/2001) | | With Valentines Day approaching, Sabrina starts feeling a little bitter over the fact that she doesn’t have a date since Josh is now going out with Morgan. When Roxie sees how depressed she is about not having a date, she starts giving Sabrina a hard time for enjoying everything about Valentines Day. It is at this point when Morgan decides to set Sabrina up with a guy from her Philosophy class so they can go on a double date with Morgan and Josh. However their evening doesn’t turn out as planned when Sabrina finds out that Josh plans on dumping Morgan because of her dominating attitude. After their nasty break-up at dinner, Sabrina works her magic to get the couple back together, but her date with Kevin suffers as a result. Once things get straightened out, Zelda uses her magic to get Sabrina back together with her date. | | Guest Stars: Jorge Luis Abreu as Waiter, Michael Trucco as Kevin, Matt McCoy as Calvin | Director: Joyce Gittlin
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 113 :05x16 - Sabrina, The Muse (Feb/16/2001) | | After Kevin performs one night at the coffee house, he surprises Sabrina with the news that she inspires him to write music about life and their love, she begins to feel the pressure to be his muse 24 hours a day. When the day comes when Kevin gets a bad case of writer’s block, Sabrina turns to the Greek muses to find out how she can inspire him to continue writing his music. When their advice doesn’t work out as planned, Sabrina and Kevin break up. However, after he reads all of Sabrina’s articles and brings her a special gift while she’s at work to apologize, the couple gets back together. Meanwhile, when Hilda and Zelda find out that an old friend passed away in the Other Realm, they decide to take a special trip to the “Here-After” to see what life beyond the grave will be like. | | Guest Stars: Christine Nelson as Girl, Sonny King as Banjo Player, E. J. Callahan as Charon, Linda Kim as Clio, Darlene Hunt as Erato, Donna Pieroni as Euterpe, Valarie Pettiford as Calliope, Estelle Harris as Dora, Michael Trucco as Kevin | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 114 :05x17 - Beach Blanket Bizarro (Mar/23/2001) | | Thanks to Hilda and Zelda using their magic, Sabrina’s first taste of Spring Break now that she’s in college isn’t what she bargained for. Determined to make her aunts wish they didn’t butt into her life before going on vacation in Florida, Sabrina tries to turn the “Good Clean Fun” spell around and have a wild week with her friends. | | Special Guest Stars: Nate Richert as Harvey Kinkle, Aaron Carter as Himself, Frankie Avalon as Himself, | Guest Stars: Amy Lucas as Girl #1, Margaret Emery as Zinc Oxide Girl, Chris Woolsey as Guy #1, Joey Naber as Desk Clerk, Chasen Hampton (2) as Birdbrain, Bryan Cuprill as Beachdoggie, Michael Trucco as Kevin, Nathan Anderson as Tad | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Barry Vigon, Tom Walla | | Songs: Aaron Carter -- I Want Candy, The Beach Boys -- Surfin' USA | | | |
| 115 :05x18 - Witchright Hall (Apr/06/2001) | | After finding out that Amanda is being sent to live with Hilda and Zelda for a year, Sabrina decides to help them find a school that can keep the mischievous witch under control. Thanks to the help of Amanda’s mother Marigold, the Spellman ladies try to get Amanda enrolled in Witchright Hall, a witch’s school that is home to troublesome teenage with magical powers. | | Guest Stars: Agatha Drake as Tiffany, Steven Barr as Mr. Martin, Charmaine Degrate as Bridgette, Jerry Lambert as Mr. McBride, Thad Luckinbill as Sean Hexton, Blake Clark as Phil the Dog, Kyle Gibson as Chuck, Jane Sibbett as Robin Davis, Emily Hart as Amanda, Charles Shaughnessy as James Hexton, Richard Steven Horvitz as Duck Head | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Marley Sims, Bruce Ferber | | | |
| 116 :05x19 - Sabrina, the Activist (Apr/27/2001) | | When Sabrina begins to bottle up her feelings about her new start at college, Josh, and Harvey, a black cloud begins to shower down on Sabrina. It is after taking some advice from Zelda that Sabrina and her friends lead a protest against a demolition of a historic building that will displace numerous residents. It is during this time that Zelda decides to buy a new used car and decides to take Salem along to help. Unfortunately for Sabrina and her friends, when Salem gets stuck in an engine of one car, the media decides to cover what’s going on at the car lot instead of at the building. It is at this point when Sabrina decides to use her magic to get Salem unstuck in the car and have her event get the media cover it deserves. | | Guest Stars: Teddy Lane, Jr. as Police Officer, Mindy Stearns as Mindy (as Mindy Burbano), Valente Rodriguez as Gustavo, Steven Anderson (1) as Dean Pitchford, Mark Sivertsen as Chuck, Peggy Miley as Mrs. Smiley | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 117 :05x20 - Do You See What I See? (May/04/2001) | | While working on an assignment for their Astronomy class, Miles sees a car flying across the sky, unaware it is Sabrina’s aunt on a date with another witch. After he presents his findings in class, he gets met with ridicule not only from his class mates, but from the head of the Paranormal Studies department. As a result, a downtrodden Miles decides to change his major from Paranormal Studies to Accounting. Certain that he will hate his future once he graduates, Sabrina takes matters into her hands and gets Hilda to drive her date’s car across the night’s sky once more so Miles can have corroboration of seeing a UFO. | | Special Guest Stars: Nate Richert as Harvey Kinkle, | Guest Stars: Annalea Rawicz as Student #2, Kevin Mockrin as Student #1, Phil Nee as Mr. Willoughby, Larry Poindexter as Elliot, Patricia Belcher as Prof. Hutchins | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 118 :05x21 - Sabrina's Got Spirit (May/11/2001) | | After several paranormal encounters in their house, Miles decides to call upon his friend Garth to help investigate what’s going on. When they bring in a paranormal energy detector to see where the spirits might be hiding, Miles becomes concerned the readings are extremely high around Sabrina. Vowing to help relieve her of the supernatural powers, Sabrina becomes panicked, especially after the spirit of the former resident tries to get her kicked out of the house for her magic use. In an attempt to stop the ghost’s plans, Sabrina tries to find out why Marv is still attached to the house and soon begins working on getting him to cross over. | | Guest Stars: Alan Blumenfeld as Marv, Shirley Prestia as Betty, Devlin Elliott as Garth, Eamonn Roche as Gary | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Dan Kael, Grant Nieporte | | | |
| 119 :05x22 - Finally! (May/18/2001) | | Seeing how many single students come into the Coffee House and are too shy to speak to people they have crushes on, Sabrina and Josh decide to organize a singles night. The first night is a complete success, with even Roxie and Miles finding someone they have things in common with. However, when Josh’s friend stands up Roxie the next night, Sabrina blames Josh for what happened and begin arguing. It is only after during the next singles night when Eden’s Crush is performing do Sabrina and Josh apologize to one another before going out to dinner. | | Guest Stars: Nakia Burrise as Female Patron, Megahn Perry as Erica, Angelo Spizzirri as Steve, J. Anthony McCarthy as Snake, Jessica Stier as Pam, Tom LaGrua as Harry, Judy Kain (1) as Doris, Terry Rhoads as Dick, Ana Maria Lombo as Pop Star #1, Maile Misajon as Pop Star #2, Nicole Scherzinger as Pop Star #3, Ivette Sosa as Pop Star #4, Rosanna Tavarez as Pop Star #5 | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Adam England | | | |
Season 6 |
| 120 :06x01 - Really Big Season Opener (Oct/05/2001) | | Teaming up for a class project, Sabrina and Miles decide to make a horror film about a vampire terrorizing a trio of cheerleaders and a helpless maiden. Because of Miles’ quest to cast actors perfect for each part, he and Sabrina accidentally cast a real vampire named Vladimir in the role of the bloodsucking vampire. When Sabrina discovers this little tidbit about their leading man, she works her magic to get rid of him in order to save her friends. Meanwhile, Hilda and Zelda get summoned for “Scare Duty” in the Other Realm and promptly notice that the younger generation of witches and warlocks don’t scare as easily as in the past. As a result, they have to devise a plan to update their scare tactics. | | Guest Stars: Ron Lester as Wally, Jesse Plemons as Bigger Kid, Chelsea Dodson as Student #1, John Heffron (1) as Actor #2, Ryan Kirk Beuchler as Actor #1, Winston Story as Joe, Elizabeth Hart as Actress #1, Sisqó as Vladimir Kortensky | Director: Andrew Taso
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 121 :06x02 - Sabrina's Date with Destiny (Oct/12/2001) | | Sabrina’s feeling of happiness when Josh returns from an assignment in Prague soon turns to despair when he tells her about possibly returning there after receiving a job offer at the paper he worked at over the summer. Frustrated over the fact that Josh might leave her again, Sabrina goes on a date with Destiny to see if her relationship can stand the distance between Boston and Prague. Meanwhile, Zelda hosts a cocktail party for the president of Adams College, hoping that he will fund the science department. | | Guest Stars: Barry Vigon as Professor Sporx, Geoff Pierson as President Wayne Banning, Brian McFayden (2) as Destiny | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Adam England | | Songs: Michelle Branch -- Everywhere | | | |
| 122 :06x03 - What's News (Oct/19/2001) | | When Josh gets hired at the Boston Citizen newspaper, his relationship with Sabrina gets put to the test when he spends all of his free time with Mike, his new boss. After finding out the reason why Mike enjoys spending time with Josh is the result of an argument with his wife, Sabrina tries a variety of different spells on him in order to have the opportunity to spend time with Josh, only to have them backfire. It is only when Josh stands up to Mike about how he wants to leave work at the office at the end of the day when Mike realizes what he’s been doing and tries working things out with his wife. Meanwhile, Sabrina gets a big surprise when she learns Morgan started dating Harvey, and Miles tries to find out a way to become more approachable to the opposite sex by filming a documentary. | | Guest Stars: George Wendt as Mike Shelby, Jim Hanna (1) as Reporter/Blackie, Betty Okino as Mary Quizenberry | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 123 :06x04 - Murder on the Halloween Express (Oct/26/2001) | | Wanting to spend a fun Halloween with her friends, Sabrina unwittingly books a murder mystery mystery on an Other Realm train. Once she realizes the mistake that was made, Sabrina, ultimately with the help of Salem and her aunts, has to solve the mystery to get them back to the mortal realm and off the train. | | Guest Stars: Elisa Donovan as The Countess, David Lascher as Kip Kodak, Trevor Lissauer as Professor Von Claptrap, Soleil Moon Frye as Hortense, Nate Richert as Biff Buffington, Martin Charles Warner as Salem's Grandpa, Douglas Sills as Will, the Steward | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 124 :06x05 - The Gift of Gab (Nov/02/2001) | | A year after turning in a proposal for a radio show on the college station, Sabrina and Roxie get their own talk show where students can call in to talk about issues important to them. While Sabrina is thrilled at the prospect of hosting the show, Roxie isn’t, leaving Sabrina to talk her into it. Upon their arrival to the studio, Sabrina becomes tongue-tied while Roxie becomes an instant hit. Seeing how she is natural after a few nights, Sabrina resigns, letting Roxie take control of the show. Meanwhile, Miles becomes the lucky owner of a life-size cardboard cutout of actress Adrienne Barbeau. Eventually deciding to sell it on E-bay, he has the opportunity of meeting Adrienne in person, when she arrives at the coffee shop to pick up her new purchase. At the aunt’s house, Salem almost gets thrown out by a stray dog, intent on letting Hilda and Zelda wait on him hand and foot. | | Guest Stars: Blake Clark as Phil the Dog, Adrienne Barbeau as Herself, Robert Torti as Even Steven | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Bruce Ferber, Marley Sims | | | |
| 125 :06x06 - Thin Ice (Nov/09/2001) | | After Harvey gets injured during a hockey game, he turns to Sabrina for assistance to stay on the college team. When she, Josh, Roxie, and Miles go with Morgan to his next game, Sabrina sees how much helps he needs after hearing the jeers of the crowd, she turns to Mercury for magical skates that assists Harvey win the game for Boston College. She soon gets into trouble with the Gods when Harvey’s coach takes it upon himself to bronze the magical skates, and has to do Mercury’s errands for a month. It is only after she turns to Hilda for help that Sabrina learns Mercury lied to her in order to get a rube to do his work. | | Guest Stars: Slade Barnett as Hockey Player, P. J. Marino (1) as Tom, Dion Anderson as Zeus, Patrick Bristow as Mercury | Director: Andrew Taso
Writer: Ruth Bennett | | | |
| 126 :06x07 - Hex, Lies & No Videotape (Nov/16/2001) | | When Josh talks Mike into hiring Sabrina to be the new intern at the newspaper, she wants him to keep their relationship under wraps. However, things get more than a little sticky when the reporter she works for expresses interest in dating Josh, and Sabrina begins making up numerous lies to keep her from finding out she and Josh are a couple. As a result, Sabrina gets caught in a web of lies and has to clear the air at work to straighten things out. Elsewhere, tired of always getting ripped off while shopping in Ancient Rome, Hilda brings Morgan along on her next trip, and soon has her own problems when Cesar falls in love with the mortal. | | Guest Stars: Gregg Binkley as Staff Member #1, Tom Beyer as Staff Member #2, Patrick Roman Miller (1) as Cashius, Dorie Barton as Rebecca, George Wendt as Mike Shelby | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 127 :06x08 - Humble Pie (Dec/07/2001) | | After Roxie, Mile, and Sabrina learn that Morgan failed to pay her part of the rent; they pool their money to give to her in order to pay her bills. When Morgan uses that money to buy an expensive purse and dinner from an expensive sushi restaurant, Miles and Roxie have Sabrina confront her about her wasteful ways. It is after Morgan gets cut off by her father that Sabrina is forced to give her some humble pie in order for Morgan to lower her high standards to get a job to pay off her debts. Meanwhile, when Hilda goes to a dinner party at President Banning’s house, she runs into Zelda’s boyfriend on a date with a younger woman. When Hilda goes home to break the news to her, she ruins Zelda and Salem’s Other Realm book club meeting. | | Guest Stars: Jeff Witzke as Customer, Raffi Di Blasio as Alan, Keisuke Hoashi as Delievery Man, Sara Ballantine as Other Realm Creature, Leslie Stevens (2) as Patty, D. Elliot Woods as Professor, Paul McKinney as Pizza Man, Geoff Pierson as President Wayne Banning, Ron Lester as Wally, David Starzyk as Arthur Carlin | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | | |
| 128 :06x09 - A Birthday Witch (Jan/11/2002) | | It’s Sabrina’s birthday and she wants to invite Josh over for dinner, but a call from the Spellman’s long lost Great Aunt Irma changes all of that. Wanting to grill Harvey at dinner on whether he can keep the Spellman family secret, Sabrina reluctantly tells Josh that their plans have to be changed. However, when Josh goes over to the Spellman home to leave Sabrina’s gift by the back door, he spies on Sabrina hugging Harvey and angrily leaves. When he goes over to Sabrina’s house to tell Morgan about what he saw. In order to feel better, Josh then goes to the soup kitchen to volunteer with Roxie and Miles. Morgan eventually goes down to the soup kitchen, escorted by Isaac Hanson. | | Guest Stars: Hanson as Themselves, Barry Cutler as McGeorge, Joshua Wheeler as Baxter, Barbara Eden as Great Aunt Irma Spellman | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Adam England | | Songs: Hanson -- Hey | | | |
| 129 :06x10 - Deliver Us from E-mail (Jan/18/2002) | | Sabrina is trying to get a column in the paper, despite Mike’s record of never letting an intern have that chance. Even though he turns down her article prospects, Mike thinks she has some good ideas and invites her to join him and the other reporters to share her ideas for prospective articles. However, Katrina almost gets her fired when she sends Sabrina an airhead virus that drains her of her substance. After Harvey realizes something is wrong with her, he brings Sabrina to her aunts’ house and helps them teach her all of life’s lessons. As this is happening, Hilda becomes addicted to knitting, and begins making Salem various costumes. | | Guest Stars: Mary Ellen Lyon as Connie, Beth Broderick as Jezabelda, Brian Jacobs as Eddie, George Wendt as Mike Shelby, Melissa Joan Hart as Katrina | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Dan Kael | | | | | | |
| 131 :06x12 - Sabrina and the Candidate (Feb/01/2002) | | With the local city elections around the corner, Sabrina begins in her quest to show Mike that she is capable in writing her own column. After researching Robert Russell, a candidate for city council; Sabrina seems to be the best person to write the story about his campaign, but when Mike informs her that Hilda is running against him, Sabrina and Zelda try to talk Hilda out of running. It is at this point when Sabrina writes a shocking exposé after finding out about some dirty dealings of Hilda’s opponent. However, when Sabrina learns that Russell anonymously gives money to families in need, she has to write a retraction get the truth out. After her retraction fails to build back up his reputation, Sabrina decides to use her magic to get a debate started between Hilda and Russell, and results in Hilda losing the election. | | Guest Stars: Joel Anderson as Thomas Jefferson, Richard Voigts as Theodore Roosevelt, Gary Bullock as Abraham Lincoln, Mindy Stearns as Reporter (As Mindy Burbano), Bob Bouchard as Louie, Carnie Wilson as Mother, Mark Dobies as Robert Russell, George Wendt as Mike Shelby | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
| 132 :06x13 - I Think I Love You (Feb/15/2002) | | After Josh tells Sabrina that he loves her, she gets an unexpected surprise when she tries to proclaim her love to him. Whenever she tries to say those three words to Josh, he thinks that Sabrina doesn’t care for him because of the funny voices she gets when trying to say “I Love You.” When Sabrina thinks her problem has to do with her magic, she goes to see the “Love Doctor” in the Other Realm, only to find out it has to do with keeping her witchcraft a secret from Josh. After conferring with her aunts, Sabrina decides that the only way she won’t have a problem proclaiming her love would be to let Josh know she is a witch, despite their warnings. Meanwhile, Morgan tries to pit boss Hilda and professor Zelda against one another so she won’t have to worry about working at the coffee house or going to class for the rest of the semester. | | Guest Stars: Heather Young (2) as Maria, Alexandra Boyd as The Rose Lady, Larry Bates as Employee #1, Kasan Butcher as Bob, Donielle Carter as Nurse Backup Singer #3, Raquel Campbell as Nurse Backup Singer #2, T. J. Lottie (1) as Nurse Backup Singer #1, Alexis Fields as Rita, Usher as Doctor Love, Jessica Stier as Pam | Director: Bill Layton
Writer: Tom Walla, Barry Vigon | | | |
| 133 :06x14 - The Arrangement (Feb/22/2002) | | When Sabrina, her aunts and Salem are playing a board game one night, they get a surprise visit from Aunt Irma. After hearing Irma’s intention of arranging a marriage between Sabrina and another witch; Sabrina tries to get her aunts to stand up to Irma, but they are promptly ignored. The next day, when Sabrina meets Peter, the man she’s supposed to marry, she is relieved when he says he doesn’t want to get married either. It is at this point things get sticky for Sabrina when he notices Roxie and the two eventually fall in love. When Irma finds out that Paul bought an engagement ring for Roxie, she immediately thinks the ring is Sabrina’s and sets things in motion for the couple’s wedding. When the big day finally arrives, Sabrina is able to get Irma to call off the wedding and Peter and Roxie decide to take things slow in order to get to know one another better. | | Special Guest Stars: Andy Griggs as Himself, | Guest Stars: Greg Vaughan (1) as Peter, Roshawn Franklin as Jim, Lia Johnson as Gwen, Randall Rapstine as Maitre’d, Barbara Eden as Great Aunt Irma Spellman | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Rosalind Moore | | Songs: Andy Griggs -- Custom Made | | | |
| 134 :06x15 - Time After Time (Mar/15/2002) | | After finding out that Zelda is heartbroken following her breakup with Professor Carlin, Sabrina decides to use her magic to go back in time to talk her into marrying Gabriel, an old beau she broke up with years before. At first Sabrina thinks her journey back in time helped her aunt’s future, but soon learns that she altered her life as well as the life of Hilda. She then is forced to take matters into her own hands to change the past to fix the present. It was after she fixed the mess that she caused that Sabrina learned that even without her meddling; Zelda never intended to marry her former beau. | | Guest Stars: Teren Greathouse as Beatnik #1, Craig Frazier as Customer, Rebecca Lin as Reporter, Simon Helberg as The Spokesman, Jere Burns (1) as Gabriel | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 135 :06x16 - Sabrina and the Kiss (Mar/22/2002) | | While on her shift at the Coffee House, Sabrina has a run-in with Derek, an old boyfriend. After spending a little bit of time looking at some of Derek’s paintings, he and Sabrina share an unexpected kiss. Disappointed with the way Josh reacted he finds out, Sabrina follows Salem’s advice to go to an Other Realm romance novelist for advice on getting a more passionate response from him. However, after several failed attempts to get the desired jealousy out of Josh, Sabrina learns from Francesca that the original way Josh reacted to the news was the way he was supposed to act. As this is happening, Hilda and Zelda are organizing a charity auction to benefit the local library. | | Guest Stars: Dan Sachoff as Larry, Danny Breen as Jim, Kyle Colerider-Krugh as Joe, David Sobel as Henri, Gene Arrington as Stan, Tony Ranaudo as Fabrizio, Kathleen Noone as Francesca, Bryan Kirkwood as Derek Axelrod | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 136 :06x17 - The Competition (Apr/05/2002) | | While playing tennis one day with Josh, Sabrina gets both annoyed and offended when she overhears him tell a friend that women can’t play tennis as well a men do. As a result, Sabrina decides to zap in Andy Roddick to help improve her game. After getting some pointers from him, Sabrina then drinks a magical potion that helps her become more competitive. The potion helps for a little while, but when her competitive attitude becomes so bad; her face becomes revolting to look at. With the help of Salem, Sabrina is able to reverse the effects of the “Competitive Ade” and return to normal. Elsewhere, Hilda and Zelda get a surprise when they find out they have to help Amanda pass the test for her Witch’s License. | | Special Guest Stars: Andy Roddick as Himself, | Guest Stars: James Read as Ben, Timothy Oman as Sigmund Frued, Kevin Moon as T.V. Announcer, Ryan Bumcrot as Dave, Michael Dempsey (1) as Cable Guy, Natalija Nogulich as Geri, Emily Hart as Amanda | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Ruth Bennett | | Songs: No Doubt -- Hey Baby | | | |
| 137 :06x18 - I, Busybody (Apr/12/2002) | | Tiring of how her advice always seems to backfire in her friends faces, Sabrina decides to visit the Other Realm Busybody Shop to get “fixed.” At first Sabrina’s intention of staying out of everybody’s business seems like a good plan, but when her friends and family start getting into more trouble as a result of neutrality, Sabrina decides to replace the missing part. Unfortunately, her new busybody part causes more harm than before and results in Sabrina having to get a custom-made busybody part to replace the first one she originally had removed. As a result, Sabrina is able to stop Salem from making a move on Roxie and Morgan. | | Guest Stars: Simon Harvey as Franklin, Anthony R. Jones as Mr. McCoy, Eamonn Roche as Buddy, Debbe Dunning as Veronique, Richard Israel as Jerry, George Wendt as Mike Shelby | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Nell Scovell, Adam England | | | |
| 138 :06x19 - Guilty! (Apr/19/2002) | | Sabrina’s plan to get Zelda awarded Professor of the Year at Adams College backfires when the nominating committee learns Zelda was a student at Harvard in the 1870’s. As a result, Zelda gets fired, and Sabrina feels guilty about what happened. In order to work through her problems, Sabrina has to take a ride on the Other Realm “Guilt Trip.” It is through the course of Sabrina’s ride that she comes up with an idea to get Zelda reinstated at Adams, only to learn that she has to get her doctorate before that happens. As Sabrina helps Zelda get her doctorate degree in record time, Hilda sets Miles up with a bossy, younger version of herself. | | Guest Stars: Bert Hilkes as Man, Jenna Stewart as Woman, Barry Vigon as Ernesto Jimenez, Lindsay Parker as Margie, Hiram Kasten (1) as Dr. Schwartz, Gina St. John as Kerry, Charles Chun as Chad, Conchata Ferrell as The Bus Driver, John O'Hurley as Professor Beltran, | Uncredited: Brandy as Mystery Caller | Director: Beth Broderick
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 139 :06x20 - The Whole Ball of Wax (Apr/26/2002) | | Paranoid that someone has been following her, Sabrina is able to corner her stalker in a classroom at school. At first Sabrina is happy to see that the person who has been following her is her mother, but that happiness quickly turns into panic when their encounter turns Diana into a ball of wax. After this happens, Sabrina rushes over to her aunts’ house, hoping they could help in turning her mother back to her normal self. While Hilda and Zelda work on finding a loophole in the Witch’s Council decree, Sabrina accidentally happens across the way to magically turn her mother back to normal. Meanwhile, Morgan has her hands full in preparing a fashion show for her final Fashion Design project. | | Guest Stars: Amanda Tosch as Female Model #2, Annie Little as Ingrid, T. J. Hoban (1) as Male Model #2, Natalia Sokolova as Female Model #3, John Coulter as Male Model #3, Christopher Michael as Bailiff, Masi Oka as Male Council Member, Hayley Taylor-Block as Female Council Member, James Marsh (1) as Chief Council Member, Dante Spencer as Eric, Alley Mills as Diana | Director: Henry Winkler
Writer: Laurie Gelman | | Songs: Weezer -- Island in the Sun | | | |
| 140 :06x21 - Driving Mr. Goodman (May/03/2002) | | Surprised at the fact Miles doesn’t have his license yet; Sabrina offers to teach him to drive after Roxie refuses to help him out. Things are working well until Miles accidentally gets in a small fender-bender with an intimidating body builder. When she brings about a lawsuit that will fleece Sabrina and Miles out of millions of dollars, Sabrina gets some advice from Salem on how to find out if Mary Jo is faking her injuries. Sabrina then takes the cat to Mary Jo’s house and is able to use magic to make her car spill the beans about her insurance scams. At this point, Sabrina is unsure how to get the charges against her dropped, but after finding out that Mary Jo is at a nearby gym, Sabrina is able to prove in front of a roomful of people that her accuser was only out to make a quick buck. Meanwhile, Zelda and Hilda hire Morgan to be their personal assistant. | | Guest Stars: Tom Magliozzi as Click, Tonia Villalobos as Olga, Ray Magliozzi as Clack, Greg Cromer as Delivery Guy, Lucas Ford (1) as Ivan, Howard Hoffman as Mary Jo's Car, Lori Alan (1) as Sabrina's Car, Joanie Laurer as Mary Jo Ponder | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 141 :06x22 - I Fall to Pieces (May/10/2002) | | After Hilda breaks up with President Banning, Zelda and Sabrina decide to take her shopping in the Other Realm to get her mind off what happened. Not long after Zelda and Sabrina return to the Mortal Realm, Hilda finds the love of her life at an Outlet Mall Food Court. When the happy couple returns home, Zelda and Sabrina are shocked at hearing Hilda and Will are going to be married at the end of the week. Thinking that Hilda is only marrying Will on the rebound, Sabrina comes up with the idea of having Zelda throw herself at Will. As a result, Hilda and Will get in an argument and ultimately break up. At seeing Hilda turn to stone, Zelda realizes what Hilda had been true love; Sabrina goes to work to get Hilda back to normal. Meanwhile, Salem tries to use Sabrina to hustle her friends in a game of poker. | | Guest Stars: Reggie Jordan as Male Customer #1, Paul Keith as Minister, Clement von Franckenstein as Rodin, John Durbin as Ed, Sean C. W. Johnson (1) as Caterer, Douglas Sills as Will, the Steward | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Jon Vandergriff | | | |
Season 7 |
| 142 :07x01 - Total Sabrina Live! (2) (Sep/20/2002) | | Sabrina, Morgan and Roxie arrive in New York to so Morgan can interview Course of Nature on TRL after winning a contest that was put on by Scorch magazine. It doesn’t take long for her to admit that she stole one of Sabrina’s articles for the contest that ultimately gets Sabrina a job at the magazine. Meanwhile, when Salem stows away on the girls’ trip, he finds the streets of New York to be pretty harsh, especially after having a run in with a city rat. Upon their arrival home, Sabrina invites Morgan and Roxie to move in with her. | | Guest Stars: Christopher Darga as Mr. Fleming, Course Of Nature as Themselves, Mark Wilkerson as Himself, Alexandra Hart-Gilliams as Young Zelda, Paul Taylor as Security Guard, | Uncredited: Carson Daly as Himself | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: David Babcock | | Songs: Course Of Nature -- Caught in the Sun | | | |
| 143 :07x02 - The Big Head (Sep/27/2002) | | Sabrina gets her first big assignment - she has an interview with one of the most unfriendly pop-stars, but when she takes the advice of a co-worker and tells the world just how horrible the guy really is, he vows that she either makes a live apology at his next concert, or lose her job. | | Guest Stars: Howie Dorough as Strum | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Andrew Borakove, Bill Rosenthal | | | |
| 144 :07x03 - Call Me Crazy (Oct/04/2002) | | When Sabrina tries too hard to impress her new co-workers at Scorch, they begin to think she’s crazy after the amount of gloating she does regarding her magical exploits. It is only after she has a chance meeting with Ashanti that Sabrina is given an opportunity to show them how mature and professional she is. | | Guest Stars: Damon Standifer as Bouncer, J. P. Manoux as Counter Guy, Ashanti as Herself | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Trish Baker | | Songs: Ashanti -- Happy | | | |
| 145 :07x04 - Shift Happens (Oct/11/2002) | | After learning she has to interview a Hip-Hop diva with a nasty reputation, Sabrina becomes so intimidated that she almost asks Annie to have someone else do it. However, after taking Salem’s advice about putting her under a spell, Sabrina was able to get her interview done, only to learn later that she swapped personalities with the Hip-Hop star. In order to reverse the spell, Sabrina has to turn to an Other Realm Spell-Checker for help. | | Guest Stars: Mark Craig as Bailiff #1, Jossie Thacker as Judy, Matt Winston as Bob, Suanne Spoke as Judge Malloy, Sean Whalen as Chip, Da Brat as Baby K2K | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Torian Hughes | | | |
| 146 :07x05 - Free Sabrina (Oct/18/2002) | | After learning that a famous actress is a kleptomaniac, Sabrina becomes determined to write an article about it for her magazine. However, when she thinks up a plan to catch her in the act, it is Sabrina who gets in trouble with the cops. However, Sabrina thinks she is able to continue with her story when she is able to get the actress to admit she framed Sabrina in the boutique on national television, only to learn about all of her secrets that are bigger than her shoplifting problem. | | Guest Stars: Bryan Cuprill as Cliff, Donna Hardy as May, Ariel Llinas as Security Guard, Maria Menounos as Reporter #1, Steve Truitt as Reporter #2, Jeanette Miller (1) as Mildred, JoNell Kennedy (1) as Monique, Clare Kramer as Babette Storm | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: Tod Himmel (1) | | | |
| 147 :07x06 - Sabrina Unplugged (Nov/01/2002) | | When Sabrina finds out that Leonard set up a series of web cams to catch what goes on behind the scenes at the magazine, she promptly protests his plans. After she does magic in an area she thought didn’t have a web cam set up in, Sabrina becomes mortified at the prospect of being found out as a witch and decides to zap herself into Leonard’s computer to edit that part of the video out. While there, she has a run-in with Scooby-Doo and Shaggy before getting stuck in the computer for the night. The next morning however, when Leonard sees Sabrina in his computer, he begins to change her into a Jessica-Rabbit look-a-like. After she zaps herself out of the computer, several people begin to treat her like a dingy blonde because of her looks, ultimately making her mad and almost costs her an interview with a musician that both Morgan and Roxie has a crush on. | | Guest Stars: Steven M. Porter as Clive Ryder, J. P. Manoux as Stan, Christa Campbell (1) as Tina, Irene White as Plain Woman | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Jennifer Glickman | | | |
| 148 :07x07 - Witch Way Out (Nov/08/2002) | | One night at work, Sabrina unknowingly uses her magic in front of Victor, a smooth talking gallery owner. When she decides go to a party with him instead of going out with Roxie and Morgan, the girls have a falling out that almost keeps Roxie and Morgan from saving Sabrina when she realizes that Victor wants to add her to his collection of mythical creatures. After they realize she is in trouble, Roxie and Morgan go over to Victor’s place with Harvey to save Sabrina. After being rescued, Sabrina is able to send Sasquatch, the Leprechaun, and mermaid back to their homes and then thanks her friends for helping her out. | | Guest Stars: Kipp Shiotani as Asian Businessman, Michael Deak as Sasquatch, Verne Troyer as Angus, Goo Goo Dolls as Themselves, Austin Peck (2) as Victor | Director: Brian K. Roberts (1)
Writer: David Hamburger, Adam Hamburger | | Songs: Goo Goo Dolls -- Big Machine | | | |
| 149 :07x08 - Bada-Ping! (Nov/15/2002) | | After Avril Lavinge does a special performance at a local club, Sabrina meets a local musician who plays at the same club. It is during an interview that Sabrina begins to suspect that the club owner is blackmailing him into only playing there, and begins investigating the man’s actions. However, when she gets threatened by him, Sabrina starts to fear she will be met with an untimely death at his hand. It is after she goes into the future with Salem and Amanda that Sabrina learns that the reason why she dies so young isn’t due to the club owner’s threats, but as a result of second hand smoke that happens as a result of Amanda’s smoke-filled magical entrances. | | Guest Stars: Robyn Moran as Tatiana, Jesse Colburn as Himself, Evan Taubenfeld as Himself, J. P. Manoux as Stan, Matthew Brann as Himself, Richard Voll as Joey Skye, Garry Marshall (1) as Mickey Brentwood, Avril Lavigne as Herself, Emily Hart as Amanda | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Nancy Cohen | | Songs: Avril Lavigne -- Sk8r Boi | | | |
| 150 :07x09 - It's a Hot, Hot, Hot, Hot Christmas (Dec/06/2002) | | When Sabrina, Roxie, and Morgan go to Miami with Leonard to celebrate Christmas, they have a run in with Roxie's mother at their time share. However, when their place gets robbed, Candy gets accused, ultimately leaving Sabrina and Morgan to help Roxie clear her mother of the charges. Meanwhile, when Leonard finds out that Sabrina brought Salem along to the condo, he tells her to put him the condo’s kennel, where Salem complains about being treated like an “animal,” and Morgan is crowned “Miss Wet Christmas.” | | Guest Stars: Reed Prescott as Caroler, Greg Baker as Attendant, Scott Gurney as Zack, Mike Siegel as MC, Sandra McCoy as Attractive Woman, William J. Jones (5) as Caroler, Kerry Lynn Sable as Caroler, Kate Jackson (1) as Candy | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Dan Kael | | | |
| 151 :07x10 - Ping, Ping A Song (Jan/10/2003) | | After seeing a commercial for a nationally televised talent show announcing auditions for its upcoming season, Sabrina talks Roxie and Morgan into forming a girl band with her so she can get an inside story about the experience to write about for her magazine. However, it doesn’t take long for the girls to realize that they’re going to be the untalented act trying out so Sabrina decides to use her magic to make them talented enough to be a finalist in the contest. Unfortunately, the side affects of the magic lozenge makes the girls’ egos so large that their friendship might fall by the wayside as a result. With a lot of help from Harvey, Sabrina is able to get Roxie and Morgan out of the spotlight and ultimately break the spell over her friends. | | Guest Stars: Drew Lachey as Zeke, Chris Harrison (1) as Colin, Sally Struthers as Aunt Lorraine | Director: Asaad Kelada
Writer: Todd Himmel (1) | | | |
| 152 :07x11 - The Lyin', the Witch and the Wardrobe (Jan/17/2003) | | When Sabrina finds out that Annie assigned her the task to interview British Pop Star Daniel Beddingfield, she happily tells Morgan about the spread Scorch plans to do on him. After she learns that Annie needs a designer to outfit the singer for the photo shoot, Sabrina promptly tells her about the great fashion designs Morgan came up with and is able to land her friend the job. However, when everybody at the magazine sees how bad Morgan’s work is, they designate Sabrina to be the one to fire her. However, when she attempts to do so, Morgan gets mad at Sabrina for lying to her when she first told her clothes were great. They ultimately patch thing up on Roxie’s radio show as Daniel sings one of his songs. | | Special Guest Stars: Daniel Bedingfield as Himself | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Mike Larsen (1) | | Songs: Daniel Bedingfield -- Gotta Get Thru This | | | |
| 153 :07x12 - In Sabrina We Trust (Jan/24/2003) | | Because she hasn’t used much magic since Roxie and Morgan moved in, Sabrina learns from Louisa that the house is has to go through a magical systems check. It is when she is talking to the wall that she begins to worry about how Roxie feels she is keeping secrets from her and Morgan. To make matters worse, Roxie begins to have a hard time trusting her when Sabrina accidentally lets it slip to Morgan about how she having a tattoo removed. Sabrina was then able to find a spell that will help with having Roxie trusting her with blind faith. Things work well for a while, but after the entire neighborhood begins to put all their trust into Sabrina, she gets a notice to appear before a judge in the Other Realm about spell she enacted. Sabrina then learns that in order to reverse it, she has to reveal her secret to Roxie, only to have her not believe it. | | Guest Stars: Paul Kimmel as Eldery Man, Victor Raider-Wexler as The Judge, Annie O'Donnell as Louisa, Sean Smith as Ken, Rachel Reenstra as Woman, Gary Bullock as Abe Lincoln, Deborah Zoe as Blind Faith | Director: Bill Layton
Writer: Torian Hughes | | | |
| 154 :07x13 - Sabrina in Wonderland (Jan/31/2003) | | When Sabrina meets a cute guy named Aaron at the office, she begins to wonder why she continually runs from him every chance she gets. Curious to find out why she is hesitant to get close him, Sabrina turns to her magic book for help. However, when she arrives home, Sabrina gets a little surprise at seeing Salem with a white rabbit that he would like to keep as a pet. After she finds a spell that can help her find out what makes Aaron tick, Sabrina gets taken on a wild ride through Wonderland, where she learns a few truths about why she has been acting so strangely around guys she’s interested in. | | Guest Stars: Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs, Don Most as The White Rabbit, Anson Williams as Potsie, David Monahan (1) as Aaron's Friend | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | | |
| 155 :07x14 - Present Perfect (Feb/07/2003) | | Tiring of her clumsy ways at home and work, Sabrina decides to use her magic to become the perfect person. While the spell turned Sabrina into a mistake free individual, there were some consequences that came along with it that ultimately makes her a know-it-all. As a result, Sabrina almost looses her job at Scorch, as well as her friendships with Roxie and Morgan because of the bad finance advice she gave them. It is only after Sabrina attends a class in the other realm that she realizes being clumsy and making mistakes are all apart of life that aids in making people better individuals in the long run. Upon returning to the office, Sabrina decides to stand up for herself and tells Annie that she’s quitting in order to become a freelance writer. | | Guest Stars: Don Boland as Drill Guy, Shelley Malil as Surgeon, Kato Kaelin as Instructor, Robertson Dean (4) as General Custer, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Trish Baker | | | |
| 156 :07x15 - Cirque du Sabrina (Feb/14/2003) | | After trying unsuccessfully to balance the things in her life, Sabrina’s room turns into a circus tent. Upon talking to the ringmaster, Sabrina learns that in order for things to return to normal, she has to walk a tightrope above her bed until finding the balance between spending time with Aaron, her friends, and Harvey. It was through the course of these events that Sabrina learns that Harvey is still in love with her. | | Guest Stars: Albert Brown as Acrobat, Christine Van Loo as Acrobat, Peter Scolari as Ringmaster, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs | Director: Anson Williams
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | | |
| 157 :07x16 - Getting To Nose You (Feb/21/2003) | | Wanting to tell Aaron that she loves him at dinner, Sabrina suddenly has a hard time finding enough nerve to say what’s in her heart. The next day however, she decides to call upon her own private Cyrano to help tell Aaron her feelings, only to become dismayed to learn that after Aaron spends an afternoon with Cyrano and that he begins to have feelings for her. When Sabrina learns that Cyrano Sarah kissed her man and intends to keep him for herself, she takes matters into her own hands and the girls begin fighting over Aaron, which results in Sabrina proclaiming her feelings for him. Meanwhile, when Harvey goes to see Roxie and Morgan, he admits to them that he still is in love with Sabrina. | | Guest Stars: Melissa Joan Hart as Cyrano Sabrina, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs, Sixpence None The Richer as Themselves, Paul Rae as Worker | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Adam Hamburger, David Hamburger | | Songs: Sixpence None The Richer -- Breathe Your Name, Sixpence None The Richer -- Don't Dream It's Over | | | |
| 158 :07x17 - Romance Looming (Feb/27/2003) | | After Sabrina uses her magic to save Morgan from falling down an elevator shaft, she makes the three Fate goddesses furious. After they vow revenge on her, Sabrina begins thinking of ways to get back in their good graces, only to make her life, and that of Aaron’s more chaotic. Meanwhile, Morgan has an epiphany following her near-death experience and decides to help Roxie with her environmental club's next protest. | | Guest Stars: Joe David Moore (1) as Pete, Kevin Symons as Businessman, Marcus Folmar as Repairman, Jennifer Hall as Fate Ashley, Sophia Bush as Fate Mackenzie, Christina Vidal as Fate Paris | Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Nancy Cohen | | | | | | |
| 160 :07x19 - You Slay Me (Mar/27/2003) | | After going to a bridal fair, Sabrina decides to have a princess wedding. After contacting Cinderella for help planning it, she quickly becomes a monster with the way she went overboard in planning. After realizing what she has done, Sabrina decides to forgo the elaborate plans and goes along with Morgan and Roxie’s wedding plans, after reluctantly put aside their differences to plan Sabrina’s bridal shower. | | Guest Stars: Stacey Ann Holleberg as Tan Woman, Kerry Lynn Sable as Young Bride to Be, Trisha Hart as Saleslady #2, Tami Roman as Saleslady #1, Susan Yeagley as Cinderella, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs | Director: Asaad Kelada
Writer: Dan Kael | | | |
| 161 :07x20 - A Fish Tale (Apr/17/2003) | | When Aunt Irma pays Sabrina a surprise visit before her wedding, Sabrina tries to conceal the fact that Aaron is a mortal. However, when Harvey shows up and tells Irma that he isn't a witch, she turns Aaron into a fish. Ultimately, Sabrina and Harvey are able to change Aaron back into a human. While this is going on, Roxie and Morgan are interviewing potential roommates to move into the house after the wedding. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Eden as Great Aunt Irma Spellman, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs, Britt Leary as Young Woman | Director: Bill Layton
Writer: Adam England | | | |
| 162 :07x21 - What a Witch Wants (1) (Apr/24/2003) | | When Sabrina, Roxie, and Morgan go on a bachelorette cruse to Bermuda, they learn if their friendship can handle what life throws at them, with the help of unexpected friend. While they are gone, Aaron stays at Sabrina's, cat sitting Salem, only to get into a fight with the feline. | | Guest Stars: Ian Lyons as Waiter, Derek Baynham as Soccer Player #1, Craig Young as Soccer Player #2, Mario as Himself, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs, David Leisure as Bob Bermuda/Cruse Purser | Director: Scott Marshall (1)
Writer: Suzanne Gangursky | | Songs: Mario -- Holla Back | | | |
| 163 :07x22 - Soul Mates (2) (Apr/24/2003) | | When Sabrina wakes up on the morning of her wedding, she unsuccessfully tries to hide her wedding day jitters, especially after Doubt shows up. She then goes to the moon to locate Aaron’s soul stone to see if it’s a perfect fit to hers. However, Sabrina soon gets some moral support when Aunt Hilda and her mother arrive with Zelda in candle form to try and help her out. All it takes to help Sabrina get rid of her doubt is Amanda to invite Harvey to the church to talk to her. | | Special Guest Stars: Caroline Rhea as Aunt Hilda, | Guest Stars: Leslie Gilliam as Best Man, Laura Silverman as Cassie, Joe Howard as Minister, Robert Picardo as Mr. Bob Jacobs, Faith Prince as Mrs. Shirley Jacobs, Dylan Neal as Aaron Jacobs, Doug Sheehan as Edward Spellman, Emily Hart as Amanda, Alley Mills as Diana, Patrick Kerr (1) as Doubt | Director: Kenneth R. Koch (1)
Writer: Daniel Berendsen | | Songs: No Doubt -- Running | | | |
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