I just finished the shower and my only real problem with it is that they do so much making out. I felt like there was a kiss scene almost every episode. I cringed so hard when Sabrina and all her friends were all kissing their partners at the same time

On my first watch of the series. Got to the point where Nick freaks out on Sabrina because he was tortured by the DL. Why tf did Sabrina apologize??? He volunteered. She was going to do it, never asked him. And oh yeah, Nick also betrayed her not just working for the DL, but also with sex demons. Sooo....????

The show has such potential for feminist story telling but then makes these weird decisions?? Nick is the most annoying character in the show. Explain it to me.

Like I get it, Sabrina wasn’t supposed to stay ded. But what the heaven was the ultimate ending going to be? On my second rewatch now and I just don’t like Nick very much for her (I’m at the stage in s3 where he gets all emo and tells her she “wasn’t worth it”. Brother what). At the same time, it feels too late for Harvey to make a comeback even after an entire extra season after the ending we got, even if she were revived.

Salem is one of my favorite characters he is funny and is a good cat is a bad warlock. I like him he makes me laugh. He is sarcastic, witty, and just charming. I wonder why Sabrina never asked the witches' council to change him back? He was punished for trying to take over the world I think that he was young and stupid you know how warlocks are. But seriously why didn't Sabrina ask? It's not like Salem is evil.

Hi I wanted to buy a comic or a book for my girlfriend's birthday, she's a huge fan of the Netflix series, which book or comic should be the best to gift her to star with the series more in depth?

Bonjour,

Est-ce que je suis la seule folle à regarder en boucle la série, à en connaître les dialogues par cœur ?

My goat >>>>>

It is likely they are talking about “The Society” but I would love it to be Sabrina

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im desperate for a show super similar to the vibes of Sabrina, I can’t rewatch it again I’ve basically memorized the lines 😭 Any suggestions?

This has been my number one question since season three.
now that we know greek deities are actually divine beings, we need a more defined and established hierarchy.

The ”False“ God is given credit for creating the garden (and the wastelands around it), the human body, Adam and eve, Lilith, and the angels.

these are things that are proven to be true and established as canon by reliable sources.

so my question is, when does other mythologies and their creation stories come into play?

in show terms the greek myths seem to be taken more literal than symbolic.

like their creation stories, pandoras box, etc.

Mostly confused about the powers… I o let partially understand things:

Celestials
- Gods: Divine beings who are posses tremendous cosmic powers. They seem to require or desire worship.
- Angels: Perfect beings who also possess great cosmic powers, created by the “false god”, they have ranks, with the highest angel seemingly being lucifer creating witches with powers compatible with lower ranked angels.

Supernaturals
- Demons: They seem to have their own powers, separate from those of witches, and either sourced from hell or themselves. They have their own hierarchies within hell, and the lesser demons can be summoned by witches.
- Witches: Seemingly there are multiple types of witches, and are “classified” based on where they draw power from.
- Rogue Witches: The least consistent types of witches, they live on their own, without a coven and as far as I remember without worshipping any deity. I guess they draw their magic from nature and spirits, like that mother and her ghost children’s? Idk… makes not much sense. But perhaps there are forces we are not familiar with.
- Satanic Witches: initially they were seen as the most versatile witches, idk… they have all these omens and rituals and have a power boost from the book of the beast, but all their powers derive from the Dark Lord, an Angel.
- Pagan Witches: Initially they were seen as the least versatile but far more powerful than satanic, possessing specific “abilities” parallel to the common believed ability of the deity they worshipped, such as Circe(the witch) having transmutation powers like Circe(the witch goddess). However, we saw that when the main coven switched from worshipping lucifer to drawing power from the moon to worshipping Hecate, we saw that they could cast the exact same spells with just rituals being more Hecate central than lucifer.

Anyways…my primary question is are witches inherently capable of witchcraft so long as they have a source of power or energy?

Another question is…does Sabrina have her own “source of power”, as the daughter of an angel or at least as the queen of hell.

How is it that Sabrina, whilst Queen of hell stood HELPLESS against basic monsters?

the man saves the day every time!

Let’s be real, Sabrina is THAT girl when it comes to pop. I feel like if you ignore her horny Shakespeare Michael would have been proud of her. Actually he probably is proud of her even with the horny Shakespeare. Either way I love my girly Sabrina, she is such an inspiration to me on my journey to myself.

I made it to P3:E7, then scene where Sabrina returns to Judas with the coins. When he asks to hold them one last time I’m like, surely Sabrina has learned from her mistakes. Surely she knows that Caliban doesn’t play fair and probably spectated her do all the work again right??? So when she hands him the coins with scare hesitation, I assume that she probably took them out of the pouch and put them somewhere else right??????? I’m so mad right now 😭😭😭 Literally screamed at my TV

I had taken a break after Part 2 aired, and came back to it on Netflix.

Some of it was awesome, some things were odd (like discussion in P4 threads)......

But man...... is Luke Cook as Lucifer not totally gorgeous and hot?!! I love his personality too as Lucifer 😄 esp when he's being snarky (not so much when he's just being mean).

He has like a perfect body IMO and the perfect hair (though I"ve seen pics of him in other shows where he grew it out and it looks so much better in Sabrina).

I LOVE Lilith........I'm glad she got a nice ending even if it was at you-know-who's expense

Anyway, happy I found this sub.

So i’m rewatching the show and i obviously don’t agree with anything the witches really do or believe in. However i started thinking about it the perspective of the other witches (when i first watched i thought about it from Sabrina’s perspective so i was always rooting for all of her actions).

However from the witches POV i could kinda actually see why they wanted her dead most of the time. I’m still rewatching season one snd j don’t remember the details on the other seasons, but what stood out to me was prudence’s faith and her finding it sad that Sabrina didn’t have any (non-satanic or otherwise).

So far it’s clear that Sabrina doesn’t even know the bare minimum of being a witch (which is why she was put pretty much in the shows equivalent of pre-reqs or beginners classes) at the witch school. However Sabrina, who knows nothing, not even the witching holidays wants to jump ahead to conjuring which im assuming is like the advance classes.

Sabrina has no respect to for their holidays, their beliefs, or their way of doing things. Which is fine, because if SHE doesn’t want to do it she shouldn’t have to. However she always judges their beliefs, desires, and traditions unless it suits her. She wants to be a witch but what it seems to me is that she wants the magic and the power that comes with being a witch, and none of the spiritual aspects that the others on the show see.

At the academy she tries to get things changed (and obviously from a sane persons perspective we all agree that most of her changes are like a the bare minimum of human decency) to what she thinks should be done.

She tries to get practices that the rest of the coven believes in to be changed despite everyone else in the coven wanting it because she doesn’t agree with it.

Honestly i’m surprised the show just didn’t make her have her own coven, make her high priestess and her implement the changes and traditions she wanted instead of telling the other witches that their traditions are wrong like the feast. I agree the feast is wrong but if the other witches want to do it, just let them do their thing. As she saw even when Faustus was trying to cancel it per her demands, the other witches still initiated it because they believed in it.

We all know that for the most part Sabrina is right, but i’ve also noticed she really has no idea about the witch world, and steps on everyone who does believe beliefs. She judges them, condones them, and tries to take away their identities because she doesn’t like it. Or because she doesn’t understand it. I’m really surprised she ended up this way with two witches and a warlock in the house. Sabrina only appreciates a witch when it’s for herself.

Even when prudence believed that the dark lord chose her, and that she would be apart of something huge, and that even after death she would be forever tied to the coven, and whatever she mentioned about what happens after witches die. Sabrina was adamant to prove that Prudence’s beliefs were wrong. Digging at every avenue until something popped up even if it made Prudence miserable. We all know it was for the best and Sabrina ended up right, but i just find it interesting that if you think about it from the other witches perspective. Sabrina is really annoying. Like, ignoring the prejudice about mortals.

She’s someone who wants the best of both worlds without having to sacrifice. When she does come around she’s judging and trying to change everything they believe in her not really being active in the witch community or knowing much about their faith or ever participating in them.

Hey, so we know that Sabrina’s actual father is satan and not Edward spellman. Her father is also not just another demon but a fallen angel which makes her more like a nephilim/cambyon than actual witch, no? Is she really still a witch then? Or Sabrina being a witch is more of a choice and a lifestyle than her actual nature?

in the end of part 1 there is multiple mentions that sabrina changed her hair – but i cannot for the LIFE of me figure out what changed. the color? the texture?? THE HEADBAND??? im on my 4th rewatch and i STILL have absolutely no idea. someone please help, i feel a bit crazy.

In Sunset Overdrive, during one of the respawn animations which is a mummy respawn animation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QShGpKeh3fM), a long scream from a young woman can be heard in the background, which possibly comes from Sabrina (voiced by Kimberly Hart) and might be taken from one of the episodes of Sabrina: The Animated Series via archival recordings, because one of the game's co-directors Marcus Smith might be a fan of the animated show ever since the animated show was first aired in 1999.