The Worst Episodes of Sabrina: The Animated Series

Thomas Edison is brought into the present but ends up altering history.

Director: N/A

Writer: Alexx Van Dyne

Sabrina gets a bad haircut and to hide it from Harvey she decides to go to the movies. The movie they originally wanted was sold out so she cast a spell and she, Chloe, and Harvey get transported in an old 50's movie. There Sabrina learns that it doesen't matter what you look like on the outside it's what counts on the inside.

Director: N/A

Writer: Eugene Pack

Sabrina makes Harveys old imaginary friend come to life.

Director: N/A

Writer: Josh Stolberg

Sabrina and Salem destroy Zelda's old magic book that was written and signed by Merlin himself. They travel back in time to the middle ages to when Merlin first wrote the book but a problem occurs and they go to far up to when Merlin was 12 yrs old. Back then he was an amatuer at magic and his friend (King) Dude Arthur was terrible at magic so Sabrina and Salem teach them and soon they find the mighty sword of Excalibur which they need to use to defeat the evil forces that threaten Arthur from becoming King. In the end they win and Merlin gives Sabrina a new replaceable magic book for Zelda. She and Salem go back and put it back on the shelf but when they accidently destroy all of Zelda's other books too the adventure starts all over again.

Director: N/A

Writer: Glenn Leopold

Sabrina gives up witchcraft and starts becoming serious. Then Sabrinas 'inner witchlet' comes out and causes trouble.

Director: N/A

Writer: Don Gillies

The class' field trip goes sour when they are alone on a desert island with alot of magic present.

Director: N/A

Writer: John Hoberg

It is 'cliche week' and every cliche that a whitch says becomes reality. So when Sabrina gets jealous of the new girland wishes to 'swim like a fish' she becomes one! Now Salemn must take her to the mall and get help from Hilda and Zelda before she stays a fish forever!

Director: N/A

Writer: Gene Braunstein

In a parody of A Christmas Carol, Sabrina and her aunts dress up as ghosts to scare Gem.

Director: N/A

Writer: Sean Abley

Sabrina learns the downside of daring people when she goes into a 'haunted' mine.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Kevin Murphy

Sabrina sees what the world would be like if she doesn't help out the library.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Hilda and Zelda have a hard time carrying home grocceries so they get a job to earn a car, but Zelda does all the work and Hilda gets all the promotions so Zelda quits and Hilda has a hard time managing the job by herself. She eventually needs Zelda's help but it becomes to late and they both get demotions. Meanwhile, Salem needs Sabrina to be at a prize giving ceremony in Salem's place.

Director: N/A

Writer: Dennis Haley, Marcy Brown

Fed up with Winter, Sabrina and Chole use the Spooky Jar to travel to a tropical island, but the spell turns them into mermaids, and they have to protect a school of fish from an evil jellyfish.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

Sabrina falls in love with a music teacher.

Director: N/A

Writer: Jeanmarie Williams

Harvey is ecstatic when a spy movie is supposed to come out today. He and Sabrina go to the movies but they find out that it has been postponed until next week. Harvey says he can't wait that long so Sabrina cast a spell saying that she wants the spy movie to be realesed all over the world today but there's a problemwhen everybody starts acting out the movie and becoming spys and secret agents.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kevin Murphy

Three vampires come to town and try to show Sabrina a good time.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kevin Murphy, Dan Studney

Sabrina wants to be an adult and she gets her wish! Then things start getting stressful....

Director: N/A

Writer: Alexx Van Dyne

Sabrina has rotten wisdom teeth and when she goes to the doctor they say that she gets to get them pulled out. Sabrina is afraid and lets the spookie jar get rid of them instead but when she lost her wisdom teeth she also lost her wisdom!

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland

A failed 'togetherness' spell results in Gem and Sabrina getting stuck together.

Director: N/A

Writer: Glenn Leopold

A bike Sabrina gets Harvey usin magic takes on a mind of it's own during a bike race.

Director: N/A

Writer: John Hoberg

A history teacher assigns Gem and Sabrina together as partners on a project on Rome. Gem becomes snotty though and hides the book on Rome in the spookie jar causing them to actually go to Rome. They are at first pitted against each other by Juilus Ceaser to fight but when it comes to going back home that's something they both agree on. They go back finish the report and Gem gets a brainwash, but in the end Sabrina discovered they made a great team.

Director: N/A

Writer: John Hoberg, Ross Maruscak

Sabrina wants to be part of the cheerleading squad next year. Everything's perfact untill her old time freind from kindergarten comes and ruins everything. The cheerleading squad say's she has to ditch norma to have a better chance of being in the squad. So sabrina give norma a makeover but it fails. So she uses the spooky jar and makes everyone like norma . But the spell get's out of hand and sabrina brakes the spell and does'nt want to be in the squad. And stays freinds with norma.

Director: N/A

Writer: Savage Steve Holland, Kat Likkel, Cydne Clark, Steve Granat

Gem and the rest of the Stone's become broke and now she has to live with Sabrina. At first they have a rocky start but later Gem gets used to living live a middle class person. Unfortunately her dog Ruby finds oil on her property and she becomes rich again.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gary Apple

Sabrina goes to Witch Boot Camp and is abused by the captain, Melissa.

Director: N/A

Writer: Tracy Berna

Sabrina tries to prove that Harveys Jackie Chan-esque hero is nothing more than an actor.

Director: N/A

Writer: Jan Strnad

Sabrina's great grandad Gandalf comes to Greendale to renew his witchery license and causes trouble in the Spellman household.

Director: N/A

Writer: Gary Apple