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* HasTwoMommies: They're sisters, not lovers, but the idea is the same.
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The series, written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, is a horror twist on the original ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' mythos. Characters like cousin Ambrose are brought back and the overall story is more similar to the pre-[[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch sitcom]] incarnations, but with a darker mood.
A television adaptation of the comic is airing on Creator/{{Netflix}}, having received an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a spin-off to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
A television adaptation of the comic is airing on Creator/{{Netflix}}, having received an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a spin-off to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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The series, written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Creator/RobertoAguirreSacasa, is a horror twist on the original ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' mythos. Characters like cousin Ambrose are brought back and the overall story is more similar to the pre-[[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch sitcom]] incarnations, but with a darker mood.
A television adaptation of the comicis airing aired on Creator/{{Netflix}}, having received an initial two-season order.Creator/{{Netflix}} for four seasons. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a spin-off to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in played the title role.
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* SkunkStripe: Salem had this as a human, just like in other depictions.
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved
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* NotSoDifferent: Edward's trial in the flashbacks has him state that witches are anti-homosexual.
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** [[spoiler:Edward-in-Harvey's-body kills and eats Harvey's parents. It ain't pretty.]]
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*** And Ann Margaret.
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* MythologyGag: The title is a reference to an otherwise unrelated 70s ''Sabrina'' series named "''Chilling Adventures in Sorcery as Told By Sabrina"'' which also had horror stories in it.
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* MythologyGag: The title is a reference to an otherwise unrelated 70s ''Sabrina'' series named "''Chilling Adventures in Sorcery as Told By Sabrina"'' Sabrina"'', which also had horror stories in it.
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* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Cat]]: Just like in the TV series, Salem has a tendency to slip into this role. He even {{Lampshades}} it:
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* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Cat]]: Just like in the TV series, OnlySaneMan: Salem has a tendency to slip into this role. He even {{Lampshades}} it:
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* WasOnceAMan: Salem was once Samuel, an immigrant who came to live in Salem and was transformed by a witch before the infamous witch trials.
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** Salem was once Samuel, an immigrant who came to live in Salem and was transformed by a witch before the infamous witch trials.
** Salem was once Samuel, an immigrant who came to live in Salem and was transformed by a witch before the infamous witch trials.
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* CameBackWrong: [[spoiler: Harvey]], who came back with Edward Spellman wearing him as a skinsuit.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Edward is seriously twisted, but he draws the line at using his current disguise as [[spoiler: Harvey]] for the sake of VillainousIncest.
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* Glamour: According to Sabrina Glamours are Vanity Spells Fairy Magic Ambrose corrects her and explains that Glamours are Protection Spells And that Witches not Fairies invented them
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* Glamour: {{Glamour}}: According to Sabrina Glamours are Vanity Spells Fairy Magic Ambrose corrects her and explains that Glamours are Protection Spells And that Witches not Fairies invented them
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* MagicIsEvil: The series gleefully embraces the "witches = HollywoodSatanism" paradigm that non-Chilling Sabrina generally avoids.
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A television adaptation of the comic will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a spin-off to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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A television adaptation of the comic will air is airing on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving having received an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a spin-off to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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* ImagineSpot: [[spoiler:After Harvey is killed, Sabrina imagines how their lives would have been if she chose the mortal side of her heritage.]]
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* CatsHaveNineLives: Salem says he would have killed himself nine times if he had no hopes of returning to his human form.
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* DealWithTheDevil: Edward Spellman [[spoiler:tried to summon Satan but eventually decided to summon a shapeshifting demon to trick the witch community. As payment, the demon took the soul of a dark priest who was an obstacle between Edward and his goal.]]
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Salem would have killed himself if he didn't have any hopes of returning to human form.
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*Glamour: According to Sabrina Glamours are Vanity Spells Fairy Magic Ambrose corrects her and explains that Glamours are Protection Spells And that Witches not Fairies invented them
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A television adaptation of the comic will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a "companion" to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}'', but it will now likely be set in its own separate continuity, rather than a spinoff of that series. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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A television adaptation of the comic will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a "companion" spin-off to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}'', but it will now likely be set in its own separate continuity, rather than a spinoff of that series.''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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A television adaptation of the comic will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a "companion" to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}'', but it will now likely be set in its own separate continuity, rather than a spinoff of that series. Kiernan Shipka Creator/KiernanShipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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After the success of ''ComicBook/AfterlifeWithArchie'' it became clear that Franchise/ArchieComics really could take a well-known, family friendly franchise and give it a horrifying twist. So why not try it again with their ''other'' popular series?
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After the success of ''ComicBook/AfterlifeWithArchie'' it became clear that Franchise/ArchieComics Creator/ArchieComics really could take a well-known, family friendly franchise and give it a horrifying twist. So why not try it again with their ''other'' popular series?
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** After appeared in cameos in #1 and #4, Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge returned and played a major role in the story, first by bringing back Madam Satan and later [[spoiler:Edward Spellman's spirit in Harvey's body]].
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** After they appeared in cameos in #1 and #4, Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge returned and played a major role in the story, first by bringing back Madam Satan and later [[spoiler:Edward Spellman's spirit in Harvey's body]].
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A television adaptation of the comic will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a "companion" to their other Creator/ArchieComics series ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. ''Sabrina'' ''Series/{{Riverdale}}'', but it will now likely be set in its own separate continuity, rather than a spinoff of ''Riverdale''.
that series. Kiernan Shipka (''Series/MadMen'') has been cast in the title role.
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A television adaptation of the comic will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at the Creator/TheCW, where it would serve as a "companion" to their other Creator/ArchieComics series 'Series/{{Riverdale}}'', but it ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. ''Sabrina'' will now likely be set in its own separate continuity continuity, rather than a spinoff.
spinoff of ''Riverdale''.
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A television adaptation of the comic is currently in development at Creator/TheCW by Aguirre-Sacasa and Creator/GregBerlanti, who are both also responsible for ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. It's not yet clear if ''Sabrina'' will be an outright spinoff of that show or exist in its own continuity, but it has been described as a "companion" to the series.
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A television adaptation of the comic is currently will air on Creator/{{Netflix}}, receiving an initial two-season order. It was originally announced as being in development at Creator/TheCW by Aguirre-Sacasa and Creator/GregBerlanti, who are both also responsible for ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. It's not yet clear if ''Sabrina'' will be an outright spinoff of that show or exist in its own continuity, but the Creator/TheCW, where it has been described would serve as a "companion" to the series.
their other Creator/ArchieComics series 'Series/{{Riverdale}}'', but it will likely be set in its own separate continuity rather than a spinoff.
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A television adaptation of the comic is currently in development at Creator/TheCW by Aguirre-Sacasa and Creator/GregBerlanti, who are both also responsible for ''Series/{{Riverdale}}''. It's not yet clear if ''Sabrina'' will be an outright spinoff of that show or exist in its own continuity, but it has been described as a "companion" to the series.
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* ShoutOut: The three thugs that attempt to chase down and stab young Harvey Kinkle share their names with three of the gang members in ''Film/StandByMe'' and the novella it was based on: Billy and Charlie retain their first names with the characters from the latter, while Johnny Merrill lost his "Ace" nickname but kept his last name. The relations are also similar, with one of the goons being the older brother of the victim's best friend, and the younger brother telling the protagonist about the thing they're searching for (dirty magazines vs. a dead body).
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** The three thugs that attempt to chase down and stab young Harvey Kinkle share their names with three of the gang members in ''Film/StandByMe'' and the novella it was based on: Billy and Charlie retain their first names with the characters from the latter, while Johnny Merrill lost his "Ace" nickname but kept his last name. The relations are also similar, with one of the goons being the older brother of the victim's best friend, and the younger brother telling the protagonist about the thing they're searching for (dirty magazines vs. a deadbody).body).
** Appropriately enough, Nag and Nagaina are the names of the cobras in Kipling's "Rikki-Tikki-Tavvi".
** The three thugs that attempt to chase down and stab young Harvey Kinkle share their names with three of the gang members in ''Film/StandByMe'' and the novella it was based on: Billy and Charlie retain their first names with the characters from the latter, while Johnny Merrill lost his "Ace" nickname but kept his last name. The relations are also similar, with one of the goons being the older brother of the victim's best friend, and the younger brother telling the protagonist about the thing they're searching for (dirty magazines vs. a dead
** Appropriately enough, Nag and Nagaina are the names of the cobras in Kipling's "Rikki-Tikki-Tavvi".
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** Rudyard Kipling is implied to be another example. Turns out he's Ambrose's uncle and the one who gave him Nag and Nagaina.
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** Rudyard Kipling Creator/RudyardKipling is implied to be another example. Turns out he's Ambrose's uncle and the one who gave him Nag and Nagaina.
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** Nag and Nagaina were once a prince and princess who were betrayed by a warlock who set them up for a plot to murder their stepmother (which they actually did intend to do). The warlock turned them into Cobras and they were eventually bought by Rudyard Kipling, who gave them to Ambrose.
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** Nag and Nagaina were once a prince and princess who were betrayed by a warlock who set them up for a plot to murder their stepmother (which they actually did intend to do). The warlock turned them into Cobras cobras and they were eventually bought by Rudyard Kipling, who gave them to Ambrose.