They'd have been more likely to consider Sabrina a teenaged twist on "Bewitched", the 1960s-70s sitcom about a nose-twitching witch and her mortal husband. TGIF viewers weren't very likely to have connected Melissa Joan Hart's very '90s protagonist with Sabrina's print and Jane Webb-voiced animated incarnations of the past.
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The character was introduced in a 1962 issue of Archie's Mad House and by the early '70s, she was treated to her own line of comic books and was already a mainstay of Saturday morning television, appearing in Flimation cartoon series like "The Archie Comedy Hour", "Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies", and a self-titled show all her own. "Sabrina" was based on an Archie Comics series that achieved moderate popularity in the 1970s. How well? Well enough for ABC to employ a similar palette - teens and fantasy - for its two new comedy programs, "You Wish" and "Teen Angel." While neither of those would live to a 20th episode, "Sabrina" remained a fan favorite for years to come, spending four seasons on ABC and then after TGIF's demise, living on for three more on what was then the WB. The other returning TGIF series was "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch", a sitcom starring Melissa Joan Hart which fared well in its debut season. Running with a hip, wacky tone to appease a viewership largely comprised of young adults. The veteran comedy "Boy Meets World" was back, but it continued to move away from its family sitcom origins and now spent half of its time at college, Cooper" had bowed out with an abbreviated summer season.
Among those with the next most seniority, "Hangin' with Mr. The two family sitcoms that had longest been a part of the lineup - "Family Matters" and "Step by Step" - were gone, having moved to CBS for what would be their final seasons. ABC's Friday night programming block was beginning its ninth year on the air, but widespread change was making it look new. The fall of 1997 provided a rebirth for TGIF.
Suggested Retail Price: $38.99 Four single-sided, dual-layered discs (DVD-9) Running Time: 562 Minutes (26 episodes) / Rating: Not Ratedġ.33:1 Fullscreen (Original Broadcast Ratio) / Dolby Surround 2.0 (English)ĭVD Release Date: JClear Standard-Width Keepcase Newscaster), Buddy Hackett (voice of the Car), Tim Maculan (Marty), Steve Allen (Fear), Ashlee Levitch (Amy), Brent Hinkley (Mouse), RuPaul (The Witch Judge), Kenan Thompson (Kenan), Kel Mitchell (Kel), Brian La Rosa (Tootie), Fred Willard (Bobby Calzone), Pamela Blair (Sabrina's Mom), Louise Sorel (Mrs. Terdlington), John Ducey (Dwayne Kraft), Backstreet Boys (Themselves), Anthony Russell (Manager), Henry Gibson (Witch Judge), Chris Wragge (T.V. Chessler), Shelley Long (Wicked Witch), Phil Fondacaro (Roland), Sherman Howard (Dr. Rafkin), Emily Hart (Amanda), 10,000 Maniacs (Themselves), Loni Anderson (Racine), Alice Ghostley (Great-Grandma), Edie McClurg (Maw Maw), Gary Grubbs (Boyd), Tom Poston (Mortgage Banker), Drew Carey (Himself), Mark Langston (Himself), Bobcat Goldthwait (Merlin), Bob Vila (Himself), Johnny Mathis (Himself), John Ratzenberger (Bob/Santa Claus), Cristine Rose (Mrs. Slater), Davy Jones (Himself), Jason James Richter (Dante), Sarah Lancaster (Jean), Teri Garr (Witch Yenta), Paul Dooley (Ralphie), Donna D'Errico (Carol), Paul Sand (Dr. Notable Guest Stars: Erik Estrada (Himself), Richard Moll (Sgt. Popowski), Mary Gillis (Witch Judge), Carl Michael Lindner (Dr.
Quick), Donald Faison (Dashiell), Patrick T. Regular Cast: Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina Spellman), Caroline Rhea (Hilda Spellman), Beth Broderick (Zelda Spellman), Nate Richert (Harvey Kinkle), Jenna Leigh Green (Libby Chessler), Lindsay Sloane (Valerie Birkhead), Nick Bakay (voice of Salem Saberhagen), Alimi Ballard (Quizmaster), Martin Mull (Vice Principal Willard Kraft) Regular Writers: Carrie Honigblum, Renee Phillips, Sheldon Bull, Nick Bakay, Frank Conniff, Charlie Tercek / Creator: Nell Scovell / Executive Producer: Paula Hart Regular Directors: Gary Halvorson, Peter Baldwin, David Trainer, Kenneth R. Sabrina, The Teenage Witch: Season Two (1997-98)
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