History Trivia / SabrinaTheAnimatedSeries

* CrossDressingVoices: Pi is voiced by Creator/ChantalStrand, who also voices Bernard.

** Due to Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Disney no longer producing the series, the voice actors in ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' were all changed. Only Britt McKipp is kept from the ''Friends Forever'' movie, reprising her role as Sabrina.
** The Italian dub of ''Friends Forever'' has different voices than the series. Doubles as RoleReprise since Sabrina, Salem, Hilda and Zelda have the same voice actors from [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch the sitcom]].

* TalkingToHimself:
** Gem and Pi in "Picture Perfect".
** Gem and Bernard in several episodes.
** And Hilda and Zelda. Both are done by Melissa Joan Hart.

* FakeAmerican: Besides the Harts (New Yorkers) voicing the Spellmans, the other voice actors Cree Summer, Chantal Strand, Jay Brazeau and David Sobolov are all Canadian. Bill Switzer as Harvey was born in Texas but later relocated to Canada.

* FakeNationality: Canadian voice actress Kathleen Barr uses a Middle European accent for Scheherazade and a British accent to voice Enchantra.

* FakeBrit: Bob Bergen (American) puts on a hammy English accent to voice Tim the Witch Smeller.

** In the same episode, Gem is revealed to be lip syncing, implying she can't sing herself. Her voice actress Chantal Strand is also a singer, and has sung in other roles.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans. A DVD with the first 32 episodes was released in 2011, along with ten more episodes on a follow-up compilation. Some of the remaining 23 are on various earlier, limited releases and can get pricey depending on which you're looking for. While the STARZ network has 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. Also, ''Secret Life'' was only released on DVD in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the German dub. If you don't have a region 2 or 3 DVD player, speak German, or go to the German Amazon site, you're out of luck. Both Shout Factory's and Mill Creek's releases of the series are out of print, but it's streaming on Tubi and airing on [=StarzEncore=] Family.

* 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.

* 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.

** "My Stepmother the Babe" - Sabrina's father turns up with a new girlfriend and she's predictably not happy.

** Due to Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Disney no longer producing the series, the voice actors in ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' were all changed, except for Harvey, who Bill Switzer reprised his role from the first animated series.

** "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.
** "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 "My Stepmother the Babe", a close-up shot of Quigley has him talking with one of the Aunts' voices.

* FakeBrit: The Canadian voice actress Kathleen Barr puts on a British accent to voice Enchantra.

* {{Blooper}}: In the rumor episode of ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' Sabrina addresses one girl as 'Margot' when the character's name is Tiffany.

* RecycledScript:
** One episode had Sabrina, out of jealousy of a better swimmer, accidentally turning herself into a fish, and she could only turn back if Harvey kissed her; this same storyline was done in the sitcom's comic book. This was also the plot of one of the sitcom's tie-in novels.
** The HalloweenEpisode followed the same plot as the sitcom's second - where Sabrina throws a party to outdo the AlphaBitch. The sitcom's fifth season episode would then borrow from this one - where Sabrina conjures up real ghouls and monsters to liven up the party.

* ChannelHop: From Creator/{{ABC}} for the first series to syndication for ''Sabrina's Secret Life''. Then found a new home on Creator/{{CBS}} before being pulled off completely. Both series were also aired on Creator/DisneyChannel and Creator/ToonDisney during the early 2000s.

* EditedForSyndication: The theme song was cut down to 45 seconds when UPN aired the series on ''Disney's 1 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.

* ChannelHop: From Creator/{{ABC}} for the first series to syndication for ''Sabrina's Secret Life''. Then found a new home on Creator/{{CBS}} before being pulled off completely.

* 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.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans; A DVD with the first 32 episodes was released in 2011, along with ten more episodes on a follow-up compilation. Some of the remaining 23 are on various earlier, limited releases, and can get pricey depending on which you're looking for. And while the STARZ network has most of the series for streaming, it's only 52 of the episodes. And even worse, none of these have episodes in the airing order. Needless to say, if there's a specific episode you're looking for, it's gonna take some digging. Also, Secret Life was only released on DVD in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the German dub, so if you don't have a region 2 or 3 DVD player, speak German or go to the German Amazon site, you're out of luck. Both Shout Factory's and Mill Creek's releases of the series are out of print, but it's streaming on Tubi and airing on [=StarzEncore=] Family.

** Due to Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Disney no longer producing the series, the voice actors in ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' were all changed, except for Harvey, who Bill Switzer repriced his role from the first animated series.

* EditedForSyndication: Ever since the show left its original networks, the theme song was cut down to 45 seconds in the United States. The Disney Channel used to run this in syndication with the opening played in full, but this hasn't happen since then, not even when the show was put on Netflix.

** Due to Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Buena Vista no longer producing the series, the voice actors in ''Sabrina's Secret Life'' were all changed, except for Harvey, who kept his voice from the first animated series.

* ProductionPosse: Bill Switzter who voiced Harvey had also starred with Creator/MelissaJoanHart and Emily Hart on the MadeForTVMovie ''The Right Connections''.

* RoleReprise: Jesse Conde voices Salem in the Latin American dub of the first animated series, just like in the first season of [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch the sitcom]].
* TalkingToHimself:

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans; A DVD with the first 32 episodes was released in 2011, along with ten more episodes on a follow-up compilation. Some of the remaining 23 are on various earlier, limited releases, and can get pricey depending on which you're looking for. And while the STARZ network has most of the series for streaming, it's only 52 of the episodes. And even worse, none of these have episodes in the airing order. Needless to say, if there's a specific episode you're looking for, it's gonna take some digging. Also, Secret Life was only released on DVD in Australia and New Zealand in English, the Netherlands and Belgium in Dutch, Poland, France and in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the German dub, so if you don't have a region 2 or 3 DVD player, speak German or go to the German Amazon site, you're out of luck. Both Shout Factory's and Mill Creek's releases of the series are out of print, but it's streaming on Tubi and airing on [=StarzEncore=] Family.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans; A DVD with the first 32 episodes was released in 2011, along with ten more episodes on a follow-up compilation. Some of the remaining 23 are on various earlier, limited releases, and can get pricey depending on which you're looking for. And while the STARZ network has most of the series for streaming, it's only 52 of the episodes. And even worse, none of these have episodes in the airing order. Needless to say, if there's a specific episode you're looking for, it's gonna take some digging. Also, Secret Life was only released on DVD in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the German dub, so if you don't have a region 2 DVD player, speak German or go to the German Amazon site, you're out of luck. Both Shout Factory's and Mill Creek's releases of the series are out of print, but it's streaming on Tubi and airing on [=StarzEncore=] Family.

* RoleReprise: Creator/JesseConde voices Salem in the Latin American dub of the first animated series, just like in the first season of [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch the sitcom]].

** The Italian dub of ''Friends Forever'' has different voices than the series. Doubles as RoleReprisal since Sabrina, Salem, Hilda and Zelda have the same voice actors from [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch the sitcom]].

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans; A DVD with the first 32 episodes was released in 2011, along with ten more episodes on a follow-up compilation. Some of the remaining 23 are on various earlier, limited releases, and can get pricey depending on which you're looking for. And while the STARZ network has most of the series for streaming, it's only 52 of the episodes. And even worse, none of these have episodes in the airing order. Needless to say, if there's a specific episode you're looking for, it's gonna take some digging. Also, Secret Life was only released on DVD in Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the German dub, so if you don't have a region 2 DVD player, speak German or go to the German Amazon site, you're out of luck.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Trying to get the whole show physically is a headache for fans; A DVD with the first 32 episodes was released in 2011, along with ten more episodes on a follow-up compilation. Some of the remaining 23 are on various earlier, limited releases, and can get pricey depending on which you're looking for. And while the STARZ network has most of the series for streaming, it's only 52 of the episodes. And even worse, none of these have episodes in the airing order. Needless to say, if there's a specific episode you're looking for, it's gonna take some digging. Also, Secret Life was only released on DVD in German with the German dub, so if you don't have a region 2 DVD player, speak German or go to the German Amazon site, you're out of luck.