This is filled with a lot of stereotypes which I don't like specifically mean and popular girls and stuff like that and the acting isn't special but the story is kind of interesting so I give it a 5/5

I have recently been re watching these episodes of Sabrina the teenage witch and I must say that they are entertaining to watch. They make me feel young again. I first watched these when I myself was a teenage and use to imagine how much easier life would be if there was magic in the world.. Now I watch them and I remember how easy and fun it was to be a teenage, light hearted, funny, and full of friendship :)My favourite character was Harvey, although how he didn't realise something strange was going on I will never know. He was always so happy to just go with the flow. Guess he is why I loved the early episodes within high school. What a crazy world!

I'm sorry, people, but I'm blasting this one out of the water. OK, I hear lots of little girls (mostly now grown up) squealing "You can't that! Not our beloved Sabrina! You cad!" But this show is the absolute damn pits. Please note that I'm not talking about Season 1. Back then, it held promise. I began watching it after having struggled through CHARMED, and felt that this one, even though a kid's show, was much cuter, even in its simplicity compared to CHARMED. But it does seen as if playing witches turns actresses into bitches, and StTW follows the CHARMED route. The character becomes obnoxious and thoroughly unlikeable. Okay, you are yelling at me, what are you talking about? By Season 3 it is a junior gross-out show for girls, with fart jokes and all kinds of squeamish goings-on, such as that very unglamorous episode where Sabrina's face turns red. There are way too many similar things happening, and they are clumsily carried out, unfunny, and quite not a good example of good viewing material for cultivating proper little young ladies. A totally obvious turn of events is that Sabrina becomes worse than Libby, she is aggressive, and bratty, often scowling, and insistent on getting her own way, she is mean, impatient, laughs at people less fortunate than her, she is shallow, fickle, and in short, she ACTUALLY BECOMES WHAT LIBBY IS SUPPOSED TO BE. Yet nobody comes forward and takes the self-centered little brat on. Until now.There is a contemporary show, CLUELESS, that did not get released on DVD because of being in the shadow of that movie. But CLUELESS is a much better TV show, with a darling heroine, who is, by the way, also self-centered, but who realizes this, and makes up for it. I know I'm treading on toes here, and off-hand, you'd tell me I'm out of line. But just take a look at Season 3, and look out for the stuff I've mentioned. She is for the most part, not cute at all, many, many times she is exactly the opposite. If you look at the beautiful girl on the box cover and DVD menus, you'd expect a very stylish show. But no, she's a little self-righteous tornado. Well, the likely audience of this show became the Me Generation, and I can damned well see why!And then there is Aunts Hilda and Zelda. The less said about them, the better, unfunny clown that especially Hilda is. Those two actresses(?) must have laughed all the way to the bank. Without exception, all the male guest stars are total doofuses of the worst kind. The show's major saving grace is Salem, the talking cat, who was progressively upgraded and further and further upgraded throughout Seasons 1 and 2 to be absolutely life-like by Season 3. Pity they couldn't do the same for Melissa. Maybe if they made her as likable?Lindsay Sloane, who plays Sabrina's 'weird' friend, is actually the most likable character in Season 3. I guess that's because she is so NOT of the Me Generation. The very best of the series so far was little Emily Hart as Amanda. All those episodes with her in it, were extremely entertaining, and I hear there are lots to follow from where I am speaking from, at the near end of Season 3. Oh, and the episode with the Molly-Dolly, the Halloween episode of Season 3, well, give credit where credit is due, that was well done. It is too late to give creative input to this show, it is history, but I wonder how many of you out there saw that this heroine isn't at all nice, although she is supposed to be a good girl? Just go look at Season 3 again...

I know sometimes its really really corny... But the acting is amazing and Melissa Joan Hart is as cute as a button. I love this show a lot, and I'm almost embarrassed that I do b/c the show has a rep. for being really corny, but it makes me feel good. My only problem is that sometimes it can be pretty low budget - sometimes actors change and you just have to deal with it... Like Sabrina's father is 2 different guys throughout the course of the movie... I mean, couldn't they just say he was an uncle or something? Still, I can't help but loving this show. Harvey and Sabrina make a really cute couple and Salem is absolutely hilarious. I definitely recommend it if your looking for some light and funny entertainment... My favorite episode is "Pancake Madness"... a HILARIOUS episode. The best season is probably 3... I'm not really a fan of some of the seventh season twists... Once you get to college, Morgan joins the group and her dialog is painful and very poorly acted... Plus she is ugly, so the jokes about how she is only surviving off her good looks were lost on me... But I think it was set up to have a really good eighth season and I was really sad to see one of my favorite shows canceled!