Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 27, 1996
Seasons: 7
Episodes: 163
Networks: ABC, The WB
Genres: Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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Sabrina, the Teenage Witch(1996)

TMDB Rating: 7.8 (1134 votes)

Overview

On her sixteenth birthday, Sabrina Spellman discovers she has magical powers. She lives with her 600-year-old aunts Hilda and Zelda as well as talking cat Salem in the fictional town of Westbridge, Massachusetts.

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Season 1

24 episodes • 1996Avg: 6.6

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot	Sep 27, 1996	6.8
2	Bundt Friday	Oct 4, 1996	6.6
3	The True Adventures of Rudy Kazootie	Oct 11, 1996	5.7
4	Terrible Things	Oct 18, 1996	6.9
5	A Halloween Story	Oct 25, 1996	6.7
6	Dream Date	Nov 1, 1996	6.7
7	Third Aunt From the Sun	Nov 8, 1996	6.7
8	Magic Joel	Nov 15, 1996	6.4
9	Geek Like Me	Nov 22, 1996	6.9
10	Sweet and Sour Victory	Nov 29, 1996	6.3
11	A Girl and Her Cat	Dec 13, 1996	6.3
12	Trial by Fury	Jan 3, 1997	6.7
13	Jenny's Non-Dream	Jan 10, 1997	6.1
14	Sabrina Through the Looking Glass	Jan 17, 1997	6.6
15	Hilda and Zelda: the Teenage Years	Jan 31, 1997	7.1
16	Mars Attracts	Feb 7, 1997	6.9
17	First Kiss	Feb 14, 1997	6.7
18	Sweet Charity	Mar 7, 1997	7.0
19	Cat Showdown	Mar 21, 1997	7.1
20	Meeting Dad's Girlfriend	Apr 4, 1997	6.4
21	As Westbridge Turns	Apr 25, 1997	6.4
22	The Great Mistake	May 2, 1997	6.5
23	The Crucible	May 9, 1997	6.7
24	Troll Bride	May 16, 1997	6.5

Season 2

26 episodes • 1997Avg: 6.8

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Sabrina Gets Her License (1)	Sep 26, 1997	7.0
2	Sabrina Gets Her License (2)	Sep 26, 1997	7.0
3	Dummy for Love	Oct 3, 1997	6.8
4	Dante's Inferno	Oct 10, 1997	6.8
5	A Doll's Story	Oct 17, 1997	6.8
6	Sabrina, the Teenage Boy	Oct 24, 1997	7.0
7	A River of Candy Corn Runs Through It	Oct 31, 1997	7.2
8	Inna-Gadda-Sabrina	Nov 7, 1997	6.0
9	Witch Trash	Nov 14, 1997	6.0
10	To Tell a Mortal	Nov 21, 1997	7.0
11	Oh What a Tangled Spell She Weaves	Dec 5, 1997	7.0
12	Sabrina Claus	Dec 19, 1997	6.8
13	Little Big Kraft	Jan 9, 1998	6.8
14	Five Easy Pieces of Libby	Jan 23, 1998	7.0
15	Finger Lickin' Flu	Jan 30, 1998	7.0
16	Sabrina and the Beanstalk	Feb 6, 1998	6.8
17	The Equalizer	Feb 13, 1998	6.5
18	The Band Episode	Feb 27, 1998	7.0
19	When Teens Collide	Mar 6, 1998	6.8
20	My Nightmare, the Car	Mar 20, 1998	6.5
21	Fear Strikes Up a Conversation	Apr 3, 1998	7.0
22	Quiz Show	Apr 17, 1998	7.0
23	Disneyworld	Apr 24, 1998	6.5
24	Sabrina's Choice	May 1, 1998	6.8
25	Rumor Mill	May 8, 1998	6.8
26	Mom vs. Magic	May 15, 1998	7.0

Season 3

25 episodes • 1998Avg: 7.3Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad Season Opener	Sep 25, 1998	7.0
2	Boy Was My Face Red	Oct 2, 1998	7.3
3	Suspicious Minds	Oct 9, 1998	7.3
4	The Pom Pom Incident	Oct 16, 1998	7.0
5	Pancake Madness	Oct 23, 1998	8.7
6	Good Will Haunting	Oct 30, 1998	6.7
7	You Bet Your Family	Nov 6, 1998	7.3
8	And the Sabrina Goes To...	Nov 13, 1998	7.0
9	Nobody Nose Libby Like Sabrina Nose Libby	Nov 20, 1998	6.7
10	Sabrina and the Beast	Nov 27, 1998	6.3
11	Christmas Amnesia	Dec 11, 1998	6.7
12	Whose So-Called Life Is It Anyway?	Jan 8, 1999	7.0
13	What Price Harvey?	Jan 15, 1999	7.5
14	Mrs. Kraft	Jan 29, 1999	7.5
15	Sabrina and the Pirates	Feb 5, 1999	7.5
16	Sabrina the Matchmaker	Feb 12, 1999	7.5
17	Salem, the Boy	Feb 19, 1999	7.5
18	Sabrina, the Teenage Writer	Feb 26, 1999	7.5
19	The Big Sleep	Mar 12, 1999	7.5
20	Sabrina's Pen Pal	Mar 26, 1999	7.5
21	Sabrina's Real World	Apr 9, 1999	7.5
22	The Long and Winding Short Cut	Apr 30, 1999	7.0
23	Sabrina the Sandman	May 7, 1999	7.5
24	Silent Movie	May 14, 1999	7.5
25	The Good, the Bad and the Luau	May 21, 1999	7.5

Season 4

22 episodes • 1999Avg: 7.5Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	No Place Like Home	Sep 24, 1999	7.5
2	Dream a Little Dreama Me	Oct 1, 1999	7.5
3	Jealousy	Oct 8, 1999	7.5
4	Little Orphan Hilda	Oct 15, 1999	7.5
5	Spoiled Rotten	Oct 22, 1999	7.0
6	Episode LXXXI: The Phantom Menace	Oct 29, 1999	7.5
7	Prelude to a Kiss	Nov 5, 1999	7.5
8	Aging, Not So Gracefully	Nov 12, 1999	7.5
9	Love Means Having to Say You're Sorry	Nov 19, 1999	7.5
10	Ice Station Sabrina	Nov 21, 1999	7.5
11	Salem and Juliette	Dec 10, 1999	7.5
12	Sabrina, Nipping at Your Nose	Dec 17, 1999	7.5
13	Now You See Her, Now You Don't	Jan 7, 2000	7.5
14	Super Hero	Jan 21, 2000	7.5
15	Love in Bloom	Feb 11, 2000	7.0
16	Welcome Back, Duke	Feb 25, 2000	7.5
17	Salem's Daughter	Mar 3, 2000	7.5
18	Dreama the Mouse	Mar 17, 2000	7.5
19	The Wild, Wild Witch	Mar 31, 2000	7.5
20	She's Baaaack!	Apr 14, 2000	7.5
21	The Four Faces of Sabrina	Apr 28, 2000	7.5
22	The End of an Era	May 5, 2000	7.5

Season 5

22 episodes • 2000Avg: 7.1

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Every Witch Way but Loose	Sep 22, 2000	7.5
2	Double Time	Sep 29, 2000	7.5
3	Heart of the Matter	Oct 6, 2000	7.5
4	You Can't Twin	Oct 13, 2000	7.5
5	House of Pi's	Oct 20, 2000	7.0
6	The Halloween Scene	Oct 27, 2000	7.5
7	Welcome, Traveler	Nov 3, 2000	7.5
8	Some of My Best Friends are Half-Mortals	Nov 10, 2000	7.5
9	Lost at 'C'	Nov 17, 2000	7.5
10	Sabrina's Perfect Christmas	Dec 15, 2000	7.5
11	My Best Shot	Jan 12, 2001	7.5
12	Tick-Tock Hilda's Clock	Jan 19, 2001	5.0
13	Sabrina's New Roommate	Jan 26, 2001	7.5
14	Making the Grade	Feb 2, 2001	7.5
15	Love Is A Many Complicated Thing	Feb 9, 2001	7.5
16	Sabrina, The Muse	Feb 16, 2001	5.0
17	Beach Blanket Bizarro	Mar 23, 2001	5.0
18	Witchright Hall	Apr 6, 2001	7.5
19	Sabrina, the Activist	Apr 27, 2001	7.5
20	Do You See What I See?	May 4, 2001	7.5
21	Sabrina's Got Spirit	May 11, 2001	7.5
22	Finally!	May 18, 2001	7.5

Season 6

22 episodes • 2001Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Really Big Season Opener	Oct 5, 2001	7.5
2	Sabrina's Date with Destiny	Oct 12, 2001	7.5
3	What's News	Oct 19, 2001	7.5
4	Murder on the Halloween Express	Oct 26, 2001	7.5
5	The Gift of Gab	Nov 2, 2001	7.5
6	Thin Ice	Nov 9, 2001	7.5
7	Hex, Lies & No Videotape	Nov 16, 2001	7.5
8	Humble Pie	Dec 7, 2001	7.5
9	A Birthday Witch	Jan 11, 2002	7.5
10	Deliver Us from E-mail	Jan 18, 2002	7.5
11	Cloud Ten	Jan 25, 2002	7.5
12	Sabrina and the Candidate	Feb 1, 2002	7.5
13	I Think I Love You	Feb 15, 2002	7.5
14	The Arrangement	Feb 22, 2002	7.5
15	Time After Time	Mar 15, 2002	7.5
16	Sabrina and the Kiss	Mar 22, 2002	7.5
17	The Competition	Apr 5, 2002	7.5
18	I, Busybody	Apr 12, 2002	7.5
19	Guilty!	Apr 19, 2002	7.5
20	The Whole Ball of Wax	Apr 26, 2002	7.5
21	Driving Mr. Goodman	May 3, 2002	7.3
22	I Fall to Pieces	May 10, 2002	7.3

Season 7

22 episodes • 2002Avg: 6.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Total Sabrina Live!	Sep 20, 2002	7.0
2	The Big Head	Sep 27, 2002	7.5
3	Call Me Crazy	Oct 4, 2002	7.0
4	Shift Happens	Oct 11, 2002	6.7
5	Free Sabrina	Oct 18, 2002	6.7
6	Sabrina Unplugged	Nov 1, 2002	6.7
7	Witch Way Out	Nov 8, 2002	6.7
8	Bada-Ping!	Nov 15, 2002	6.7
9	It's a Hot, Hot, Hot, Hot Christmas	Dec 6, 2002	6.7
10	Ping, Ping A Song	Jan 10, 2003	6.7
11	The Lyin', the Witch and the Wardrobe	Jan 17, 2003	6.7
12	In Sabrina We Trust	Jan 24, 2003	5.0
13	Sabrina in Wonderland	Jan 31, 2003	5.0
14	Present Perfect	Feb 7, 2003	5.0
15	Cirque du Sabrina	Feb 14, 2003	5.0
16	Getting To Nose You	Feb 21, 2003	5.0
17	Romance Looming	Feb 27, 2003	5.0
18	Spellmanian Slip	Mar 20, 2003	5.0
19	You Slay Me	Mar 27, 2003	5.0
20	A Fish Tale	Apr 17, 2003	5.0
21	What a Witch Wants	Apr 24, 2003	5.0
22	Soul Mates	Apr 24, 2003	6.0

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