Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

LouHomey From my favorite movies..

Lidia Draper Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

studioAT 'Sabrina, the Teenage Witch' is an odd show. Almost cartoonish in it's humour and yet a traditional audience based sitcom in other ways.For the first three series it was also crucially a good show. It was warm, it was funny, and the story lines were good. Mellissa Joan Hart demonstrated that she was a good comedienne and was ably supported by the two actresses playing her aunts, as well as the lovely Lindsay Sloane in seasons 2-3.Then it all went a bit sour. Hart was growing up and the show outgrew it's own premise of her being a 'teenage' witch. But with the network having a hit on its hands they weren't about to let it go, so we ended up with an almost spin-off show showing Sabrina at college dealing with the sort of teen issues that felt like they'd escaped from somewhere else.If you're wanting to see the show at its best, check out seasons 1-3.

Taylor Kingston I really like this show. I have only recently started watching it and I am only currently starting Season 4, so I don't know how the show ends. But I think it's really good. It's a new take on witchcraft, because it shows more traditional methods, while putting it in a comedy setting, instead of a dramatic one. I think the characters are very funny, my favorite is Aunt Hilda. But I do want to know why Sabrina's best friend changes every few seasons.This show is about Sabrina, a normal girl who discovers she's a witch. She learns the craft from her two aunts and talking cat. This takes her on many adventures, and leads her to love, loss and friendship.Overall, I give this TV show a 7 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Great.

LyraAlluse A lot of people criticize the college years of Sabrina but I actually like them a lot better than the teenage years.In the high school seasons, Sabrina was spoiled, self-centered, and honestly not a very likable character. What carried the show were the side characters like Salem, Hilda, Zelda, Dreama, Harvey, and so on.However in the university seasons I felt that Sabrina actually became likable because she was less selfish and actually used her powers to help other people who needed it.It is too bad that a lot of people couldn't adjust to the change because I would have liked to see a few seasons which documented her life in the real world as an adult, maybe solving real world/ mortal problems.I also would have liked to see a side series about her cousin Amanda and her adventures in the delinquent high school. There is so much they could have done but didn't because of the bad press of the college years. Hopefully they can bring it back one of these days. I loved all of Sabrina and would love to see more.

tfremont I truly enjoy watching Sabrina the Teenage Witch. In a world full of horror films, teenage sex and drugs, and so much pier pressure to push the envelope and "Shock and Awe" everyone, it is so nice to sit down and watch such a wholesome show. And as so many people have noted, Sabrina is as cute as a button. This is a show that I let me 7 year old watch. And we both giggle over the crazy things that happen to Sabrina. Life is hard enough, and scary enough, and hectic enough that sometimes I can use a break from all of that. Every episode teaches a life lesson in a funny way. This is true family entertainmet. Especially since so many movies these days are touted as being family entertainment, but yet have so many references to sex that I can't quite watch them with my child yet. I wish there were more enjoyable shows like this available today. I enjoy it so much, I've bought the entire series on DVD. (Plus it's fun to imagine yourself as having magical powers like Sabrina...)