r/sabrinateenagewitch

I know it sounds sad but it really does make me so happy. I’m rewatching for the first time since I was a kid and I forgot how wonderful it is. The storyline, the characters, the house. Everything about it is so magical and cosy. I can’t believe I spent years not rewatching it thinking it was a kids tv show because it’s way more than that. Maybe it’s because I’m a millennial and I feel nostalgia for 90s but they just don’t make shows like this anymore. Anyway I’m off to buy a lava lamp!

Recently, I just finished Sabrina. It was french dubbed. I speak french because I was self-learning it for years. Got really hooked up with its story. Now, I don't know what to watch next

I just need boring TV series suggestions. Something that wont stress me out or trigger me. I currently watch too much true crime. I love sabrina when I was 4-10 years old but I wouldnt remember any other sitcoms such as from the 90s. Looking for some suggestions. Foreign ones too, since I read subtitles.

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I was expecting Sabrina to take that photo of Libby down from the locker door, or at least have some kind of reaction to it at the final scene — but the writers just left it there and never addressed it. Did anyone else notice that? What do you think?

Anyone else get annoyed by how hostile they were towards Salem as the seasons went on? Like they treated him like family in the beginning seasons but then treated him like a nuisance in the later seasons. Idk I found that to be mean especially because he’s such beloved character.

I love how in the early episodes the Spellmans are portrayed as an unconventional but very loving family.

Hilda and Salem could've been written to have a mutually hateful relationship–A wannabe dictator and his follower forced to live together. As cat and cat owner, no less.

Yet in the early episodes he's treated like a family member AND animal companion at the same time. They take care of him like a pet but he also shares regular human dinner with the family (even cooks for them sometimes), celebrates family holidays like the Halloween family reunion with them (instead of visiting his own family which he'd be free to do), etc. and is hip with the family lore like he's just another relative.

I think my fave example of this would be in "A River of Candy Corn Runs Through" where he and Hilda get into a back and forth over how "you never used the [gift] I got you," "yeah well you don't use THIS gift I gave you."

In a regular show that's a regular exchange, but in Sabrina this is weird (in a sweet way).

im rewatching Sabrina again, and I didn't realize how *annoying* Valerie is. i miss jenny so much. I liked her character a lot more. Valerie's only personality trait is "I'm such a loser" and it got old before s2e1 was even over lol