Simsalabim Sabrina

Sabrina's Secret Life is okay, I really like the music, but it doesn't make any sense. First, when you're in high school, it's either you're sixteen, or twelve, in my country. But anyway, this series, it doesn't pick up from the movie. Where's Nicole? And how about the characters' looks? Salem's eyes are black, not yellow, and Sabrina's not wearing that clip in her right part of her hair. And lastly, Cassandra, she looks exactly like Portia, only with a different wardrobe. Oh, let's not forget Hilda and Zelda. I like them too, especially with their new hairdos and wardrobes. At least, now they're in charge of the house. But as for the story, it's really great, if you ask me, it's the character looks that makes the series much of a drag. And Sabrina still has a crush on Harvey, a small romantic feature of the series!

In a decade where most cartoons feature filth,toilet humor,or overdone "japanese" style animation,we get this little gem from the guys at DIC.They are responsible for many of the past and some current cartoons.Some you may know such as Inspector Gadget,Beverly Hills Teens,MASK,and the recent Archie's Weird Mysteries.Now this show picks up a little bit after the "Sabrina's Animated Series" left off.The kids are older now and the new rival is a witch named Cassandra.They're generally out to foil each other,but they pretty much always have to work things out together in the end.And by doing so,prove that morals still exist amid a lot of the other filthy unmoralistic cartoons.This (along with the cartoon Braceface) is definitely highly recommended for kids.Great show by the team at DIC.

"Sabrina's Secret Life" serves as a continuation of the beloved animated series "Sabrina: The Animated Series," but it struggles to capture the same magic. While it retains the charm of Sabrina Spellman, voiced by Britt McKillip, and her teenage witch antics, the series often feels like a watered-down version of its predecessor.

The animation is colorful and appealing, though it lacks the polish and depth seen in other animated shows of its time. The storylines are light and geared toward a younger audience, focusing on Sabrina's balance between her life as a high school student and her secret life as a witch in training. However, the plots tend to be formulaic, and the character development isn't as strong as in earlier iterations of the franchise.

For fans of Sabrina, the show offers a nostalgic trip back to her world of magic, but it may not have the same lasting appeal as the original series or other adaptations. It's a decent watch for younger viewers or those looking for something simple and light-hearted.

I was taken aback when another reviewer said that Sabrina was a healthy role model. I happened to catch an episode of this series while channel surfing and I was shocked at the animation. The episode was probably the one shown in photo 6 , where Sabrina is wearing a shirt with the red stripe. Oh my, her waist is as thin as a stick! Compared to her head, her head is twice as wide as her waist. At times her head is wider than her shoulders! In the photo her waist is hardly wider than her eyeball! Do you call that a healthy role model?

I've got 60 more characters to go. Okay the adult teacher has gone the other extreme. Her body is so massive that her shrunken head reminds me of the Beetleguise movie with the shrunken heads. One thing this show portrays is not healthy eating.

As I said on my Sabrina: Friends Forever! Review, I had a DVD of this show that I watched like it was my life support. Good times, however, nostalgia doesn't always mean good. I almost gave this a 5 star because I was clinging to the past, but I decided I should give this my actual rating.

Where do we begin? Sabrina is kind of mean spirited. Sure, I was kind of rude at 14 too but not to this extent. She was the same in the previous show but she was also 12, 12 year olds are a bit stupider. At 12 I would get mad at my friends because they didn't know how to make their facebook page look good. But the extent to this was unnecessary.

At the top of my head there's episode 11, "Pet Peeve". Sabrina accidentally summons a magic hamster that's actually some warlock guy or something. Salem didn't like him, because he's a villain. Sabrina was so mad at him to the point where she straight up told him to leave! SHE PREFERS A HAMSTER SHE ACCIDENTALLY SPAWNED AND ENDED UP TRYING TO STEAL HER POWER TO SOMEONE SHE KNEW HER WHOLE LIFE!!! She also wouldn't listen when THE ACTUAL AUTHORITIES warned her!!!

Apparently this show is supposed to teach lessons. What am I supposed to learn? Magic hamsters mean trouble and don't kick your family out for them or else you'll take an enchanted sleep? I'm telling you, this show makes no sense. It's not so bad that it makes me say "THIS SHOW KILLED MY DOG AND PEED ON MY YARD" or other ridiculous things that show my hatred. Forgettable at best, awful at worst.