Sabrina the Teenage Witch ran from 1996 to 2003. See where the stars of the hit WB series are now. By Stephanie Sengwe. Published on March 16, 2023 04:22PM EDT. 01 of 07.

Why the Sabrina the Teenage Witch series went to Netflix over the CW. By. Natalie Abrams. Natalie Abrams. Senior Writer. EW's editorial guidelines. Published on January 7, 2018 03:51PM EST.

Then, in 1996, she booked Sabrina the Teenage Witch, which became a major hit series. While starring on Sabrina , Hart appeared in several other shows, among them Clueless (1997), Boy Meets World ...

Growing up with “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” as a kid meant that no matter how great your own high school experience was, you knew it wouldn’t be as cool as Sabrina Spellman’s. She had a ...

Sabrina the Teenage Witch goes to battle with Bad Ass Billy Gunn to preserve the sanctity of marriage in this week's The ... Bill Gunn’s Emmy-quality, Bela Lugosi-esque battle with a cat doll. Hulu ...

Sabrina is on the move. The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina series, originally put in development at the CW in September as a potential companion to Riverdale, has landed a 20-episode, two-season ...

Suddenly, Sabrina’s up against not only a dearth of horror titles at the video store, but also a magical doll named Molly Dolly who is threatening to “get her” and her pals. The episode ...

‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch,’ which ran from 1996 to 2003, aired a Halloween-themed episode for six of its seven seasons. ... Beulah eventually orders the doll to stop her haunting, ...

One Sabrina is living a normal teenage life, while the other is ruling a hellish world that features, in part, the original aunts. Bob D'Amico/Walt Disney Television via Getty 23 Years Later!

Watch Sabrina Spellman meet her aunts from the Nineties 'Teenage Witch' series in a crossover clip from the Netflix show's final season.

Melissa Joan Hart, who rose to fame as the star of the hit television show Sabrina the Teenage Witch from 1996-2003 has stunned her fans in a new photo. Primary Menu Sections. US News.