* ActingForTwo:
** Gem, Pi, and Bernard are all voiced by Chantal Strand.
** And Hilda and Zelda. Both are done by [[PredecessorCastingGag Melissa Joan Hart.]]
* ActorSharedBackground: The episode "Fish Schtick" involves Harvey becoming a lifeguard. His actor Bill Switzer was a gifted swimmer in his school days.
* {{Blooper}}:
** In the rumor episode of ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' Sabrina addresses one girl as 'Margot' when the character's name is Tiffany.
** In "My Stepmother the Babe", a close-up shot of Quigley has him asking talking with Zelda's voice.
** In the movie, Gem is shown in Sabrina’s class at the graduation ceremony!
* CelebrityVoiceActor:
** Music/WeirdAlYankovic appears AsHimself doing a parody of the Flavor Babes' song in "Witchy Girrrls".
** Creator/MrT plays an alien leader [[InkSuitActor with his trademark mohawk]].
* ChannelHop:
** In the United States: From Creator/{{ABC}} (Saturday mornings) [[AdoredByTheNetwork and]] Creator/{{UPN}} (Weekdays and Sunday), lasting until 2002. Then the series found a home on Creator/DisneyChannel and Creator/ToonDisney from 2002-2004, as well as a spell on the DIC Kids Network syndicated block from 2003-2006, which is where ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' first aired on. Then it re-aired on Creator/{{CBS}} from 2006-2007 as part of KOL Secret Slumber Party, and returned in 2009 as part of Cookie Jar TV until 2011. Starz Kids & Family then re-aired the series for a time in the 2010's.
** Internationally, the series' pay rights were with Disney Channel, due to DIC's then-status of being a Disney subsidiary. After the sale, the show remained on Disney Channel in most territories, and so did ''Sabrina's Secret Life''. Elsewise, the series has seen many hops on different TV stations.
* ChildrenVoicingChildren:
** Emily Hart was thirteen at the time, voicing the twelve-year-old Sabrina.
** Chantal Strand was twelve voicing the preteens Gem, Bernard and Pi.
** Bill Switzer was a little older - fourteen voicing Harvey at twelve - but still qualifies.
* CrossDressingVoices: Pi is voiced by Creator/ChantalStrand, who also voices Bernard. Averted in Polish dub, where he was voiced by prepubescent boys.
* CrossRegionalVoiceActing: A [=DiC=] staple, using a mix of Vancouver and Los Angeles voice talent.
* DawsonCasting: In contrast to the child examples above, Cree Summer was thirty voicing the twelve-year-old Chloe.
* EditedForSyndication: The theme song was cut down to 45 seconds when UPN aired the series on ''Disney's One Too'', and was cut down further to 30 seconds when Disney Channel and Toon Disney aired it, alongside an alternative version used on DIC Kids Network syndicated airings. This is averted internationally, and for home media.
* FakeAmerican: Besides the Harts (New Yorkers) voicing the Spellmans, the other voice actors Cree Summer, Chantal Strand, Creator/JayBrazeau and David Sobolov are all Canadian. Bill Switzer as Harvey was born in Texas but later relocated to Canada.
* FakeBrit: Creator/BobBergen (American) puts on a hammy English accent to voice Tim the Witch Smeller.
* FakeNationality: Canadian voice actress Creator/KathleenBarr uses a Middle European accent for Scheherazade and a British accent to voice Enchantra.
* IronyAsSheIsCast:
** In "Witchy Grrrls" the Spellmans and Chloe form a GirlGroup but are {{Dreadful Musician}}s. Even after casting a spell to become talented, Sabrina tells Chloe she's the LesserStar and refuses to let her sing on the next single. Cree Summer was actually in a band when she was thirteen and has been a professional singer in addition to voice acting (as demonstrated in ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'').
** In the same episode, Gem is revealed to be lip syncing, implying she can't sing herself, and in "I Got Glue Babe" she sings along to the elf song in a horribly off-key voice. Her voice actress Chantal Strand is also a singer, and has sung in other roles.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Being a 65-episode cartoon, this show certainly has no exception. In general, trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans.
** On DVD, if you include the Mill Creek-distributed 2011 DVD that contains the first thirty-two episodes in production order and the other [=DVDs=] (if you exclude the episodes on the other [=DVDs=]) it makes up forty-four episodes altogether. Leaving the other episodes in limbo.
** While the STARZ network had most of the series for streaming, it's only 52 of the episodes. Even worse, none of these have the episodes in airing order (instead opting for production order). Needless to say, if there's a specific episode you're looking for, it's gonna take some digging.
** ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' on the other hand is even worse when it comes to DVD releases. Only around three episodes made it in the United States, and were bundled as bonus episodes on other Mill Creek DVD releases of Cookie Jar-owned shows. The complete series did make it to France, as well as in the DACH countries (Germany, Austria and Switzerland), but only contain their respective French and German dubs. There were a few Region 4 DVD releases in Australia, but they only go up to the eighteenth episode.
*** The series was fully uploaded to [=YouTube=] in 2021 for free.
** The same thing applies to the licensed games. They've long since fallen out of print and have never been re-released in any form, for obvious licensing issues.
* LicensedGame:
** ''[[VideoGame/SabrinaTheAnimatedSeriesZapped Zapped!]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/SabrinaTheAnimatedSeriesSpooked Spooked!]]'' for the Game Boy Color. A duology of platform games where you control Sabrina.
** ''[[VideoGame/SabrinaTheAnimatedSeriesMagicalAdventure Magical Adventure]]'' for the PC, a MinigameGame where Sabrina has to thwart Gem's dastardly plot.
* TheOtherDarrin:
** Due to Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Disney no longer producing the series, the voice actors in ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' were all changed. Only Creator/BrittMcKillip is kept from the ''Friends Forever'' movie, reprising her role as Sabrina.
** The Italian dub of ''Friends Forever'' has different voices than the series, due to the movie being dubbed in Rome, rather than Milan. Doubles as RoleReprise since Sabrina, Salem, Hilda and Zelda have the same voice actors from [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch the sitcom (also dubbed in Rome)]].
** The ''Friends Forever'' movie featured a different voice for Salem than ''Secret Life'', when the rest of the cast carried over. Louis Chirillo voiced him in the former, and Creator/MauriceLaMarche in the latter.
** The Polish dub of ''Friends Forever'' also suffered from this, due to it being recorded in Łódź, rather than Warsaw like the series.
** In the French dub of ''Sabrina's Secret Life'', none of the voice actors from the previous animated series reprised their roles, with the exception of Philippe Bozo as Salem.
* OutOfOrder: All the episodes of both ''The Animated Series'' and ''Secret Life'' were aired out of production order. Thankfully, this is rectified on the former's [=DVDs=].
* PlayingAgainstType:
** Chantal Strand would later be typecast for voicing sweet little girls, and voices three roles distinct from that (two of whom are boys); Pi is an eccentric non-conformist, Bernard is a shy nerd and Gem of course is a shameless AlphaBitch.
** Emily Hart had been the bratty, antagonistic cousin Amanda on the sitcom. Here she voices the heroic and kind-hearted Sabrina.
* PredecessorCastingGag: Sabrina's aunts Hilda and Zelda are voiced by Creator/MelissaJoanHart, the actress who played Sabrina herself in the original sitcom ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch''.
* ProducedByCastMember: Melissa Joan Hart served as producer, as well as voicing the two aunts.
* ProductionPosse: Bill Switzer who voiced Harvey had also starred with Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Emily Hart on the MadeForTVMovie ''The Right Connections''.
* RealLifeRelative:
** In ''Sabrina: The Animated Series'', Sabrina is voiced by Emily Hart. Her aunts are voiced by Emily's older sister, Creator/MelissaJoanHart.
** In ''Sabrina: Friends Forever'' and ''Sabrina's Secret Life'', Sabrina is voiced by Creator/BrittMcKillip while Portia/Cassandra is voiced by Britt's older sister Carly [=McKillip=].
* RecycledScript: The animated version had many similar plots to the sitcom, although admittedly done in a different style.
** "Witchitis" - Sabrina catches a magical illness that makes her powers go haywire and tries to hide it so she can still go to school.
** "Witchy Grrls" - Sabrina and her friends are {{Dreadful Musician}}s and cast a spell to become talented, get famous and let fame go to their heads. In the sitcom, she cast the spell behind her aunts' back; in this version, the aunts are part of the spell.
** "Nothin' Says Lovin' Like Somethin' From The Coven" - Sabrina throws an impromptu Halloween party in opposition to the AlphaBitch, and tries to prevent it from getting too boring. In a reverse of the above, the aunts are in the house for the sitcom's party but are absent for this one.
** "Documagicary" - Sabrina ends up with her own reality show and has to sabotage it to get out of her contract.
** "Witch Switch" shares similarities with one of the sitcom's novelizations ''Switcheroo'' - where Sabrina casts a spell to trade lives with the AlphaBitch.
** "My Stepmother the Babe" - Sabrina's father turns up with a new girlfriend and she's predictably not happy. In the sitcom, she's a witch named Gail and in the animated series a mortal called Futchera.
** "Fish Schtick" and "Dante's Inferno" from the sitcom contain a RunningGag involving puns coming to life. In the sitcom, Hilda has an illness called 'Punitis', and in the animated series it's a calendar event called 'Cliché Week'.
** "A Tale of Two Kitties" would later be repeated in the sitcom's "Salem & Juliet" - Salem encounters a witch he used to know also turned into a cat, falls for her and discovers she has ulterior motives. In the sitcom, she just wanted a date for a dance to one-up an ex-boyfriend, and in the animated series she's trying to marry Salem to turn back into a human. Both times the cats are white-furred.
** "I Got Glue Babe" is an extended version of the first half of the sitcom's "Five Easy Pieces of Libby". In both, Sabrina ends up magically attached to her rival, and the Aesop is them learning to work together.
** "Witchwrecked" would be recycled in the sitcom's penultimate episode; Sabrina and friends get stranded in the Bermuda Triangle, where her magic doesn't work.
* RecursiveAdaptation: The cartoon itself was an AnimatedAdaptation that was slightly TruerToTheText than the sitcom it was adapting. Archie Comics produced a comic spin-off of this series too - using some ArcWelding to say that Sabrina had traveled back in time to her preteen years to tie it into the main continuity.
* RoleReprise:
** Nick Bakay reprises his role as Salem Saberhagen from [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch the sitcom]].
** Jesse Conde voices Salem in the Latin American dub of the first animated series, just like in the first season of the sitcom.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Before “Sabrina’s Secret Life”, there were both plans for a second proper season, and later a spin-off featuring Salem. The latter, just tiled ''Salem'', would have been about him trying to become a warlock again by doing good deeds.
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