sabrina the teenage witch season 1 dvd review

Their job is to watch over her and protect her while teaching her how to use her special abilities as she attends a new school in Newbridge, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston within a short bus trip to Salem the second most populous place in the state for witches to exist Brockton being the lead by a wide margin). She is raised by her two aunts, Hilda and Zelda, neither of whom looks like the classical witch aunts from the comics, explained in part due to her status as part mortal and part witch. Sabrina starts off the television series as a 16 year old gal completely unaware that she was blessed with special abilities by virtue of her warlock father that manifest themselves on her sweet sixteen birthday. Over the years, she has been in a variety of the releases by the company and has starred or been featured in a number of Saturday morning cartoons as well. Series: Sabrina The Teenage Witch was originally a comic book character spinning off the Archie series back in 1962. Such is the case with today's review of Sabrina The Teenage Witch: The First Season, a series many fans have been requesting on DVD for years now. Magic facilitates cutting to the chase of the plot within the limits of the 'rules' allowing it to take place (as in Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Nanny and the Professor and so many others) as well as fantasize about the abilities we all wish we had at some point in our lives.

The whole idea of a situation comedy is to basically act as a short form of story telling that allows for a very basic story to be told in the confines of the 22 minutes of program time (leaving out the credits) with some humor tossed in. Background: Magic and sitcoms go together like rice and beans, steak and eggs, and many other tasty pairings.

Sabrina the teenage witch season 1 dvd review