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Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch

An animated series about a half-witch teen balancing two worlds.

Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch

Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch is an animated television series that aired on the Hub Network, based on the Archie Comics series Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The series was developed by Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy and was produced by MoonScoop, DSK Entertainment, Laughing Lion, Telegael, and Archie Comics. It ran for only one season, originally intended for a summer 2013 release but delayed to fall 2013.

Quick Facts

Genre
Fantasy / Magical girl / Comedy
Based On
Sabrina the Teenage Witch · George Gladir / Dan DeCarlo
Developer
Pamela Hickey / Dennys McCoy
Writer
Pamela Hickey / Dennys McCoy / Dean Batali
Director
Trevor Wall
Voices
Ashley Tisdale / Ian James Corlett / Tabitha St. Germain / Erin Mathews / Maryke Hendrikse / Kathleen Barr / Matthew Erickson / Rebecca Shoichet
Open Theme
"Cast My Spell on You"
Composer
Noam Kaniel / Nicholas Varley
Country
United States / France / Ireland / India
Language
English
Num Seasons
1
Num Episodes
26

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Lore & Background

The series follows Sabrina Spellman, a 16-year-old half-witch, half-human who lives a double life as a normal high school student and a sorceress-in-training. Unlike previous versions, Sabrina is depicted as a witch princess destined to rule the magical world. Her pet cat, Salem, is actually a spy sent by Enchantra, the evil principal of Witch School, to make Sabrina's human life unbearable so Enchantra can drain her powers and become the most feared sorceress.

Reader's Guide

Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch represents a short-lived but notable adaptation of the classic Archie Comics character, distinguished by its princess narrative and the involvement of Ashley Tisdale as the voice of Sabrina. The series was the final production of MoonScoop before its bankruptcy, marking the end of an era for that studio. Although it aired only one season on the Hub Network, it was broadcast on most Disney Channel networks outside North America and on Pop in the United Kingdom, giving it international exposure. Its legacy lies in its unique take on the Sabrina mythos and its place as a late entry in the franchise's animated history.

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