The fact that she is also a half breed (half human and half witch) because her father who was a warlock married a human doesn’t help at all. Sabrina was caught in the middle of believing or not to believe. No matter what side you walk on, you must choose one. I like how this show reflects the impact of religious beliefs in a dark way. Her nervousness about withdrawing from a realm where she has found comfort in made her have doubts about being baptized. Unfortunately, this meant leaving behind her loving boyfriend Harvey and her two best friends Susie and Roz. Getting baptized meant that her half-mortal life would be over and she would begin to fulfill her duties as a servant to the Dark Lord. Sabrina was a day away from her 16th birthday and dark baptism. Luckily this show is so good, that it’s worth going through a bad breakup with Netflix.įrom the first episode ‘October Country’ the audience gets a brief introduction of who Sabrina Spellman is (If you’re not already a fan). It’s like a bad breakup, but the ex-pops in and out of your life whenever he/she pleases. It really irks my nerves when they entice us with such good shows and then we have to go a while without new episodes. Another concern of mines was the consistency of Netflix releasing originals and not release the next season for another year or two. My biggest concern was the reboot being an epic fail because that’s what the latest reboots in 2018 have been. So far many fans are loving the reboot and so am I.
As a fan of ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch’ and the infamous comics, I was excited about the release of the new series.
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