Sabrina Unplugged

Episode aired Nov 1, 2002
TV-PGTV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

141

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Soleil Moon Frye, Melissa Joan Hart, and Elisa Donovan in Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996)

Comedy Family Fantasy

Sabrina gets caught using her magic on Leonard's web-cam. While in his computer trying to destroy the evidence she gets an involuntary makeover and winds up looking like a cartoon siren.Sabrina gets caught using her magic on Leonard's web-cam. While in his computer trying to destroy the evidence she gets an involuntary makeover and winds up looking like a cartoon siren.Sabrina gets caught using her magic on Leonard's web-cam. While in his computer trying to destroy the evidence she gets an involuntary makeover and winds up looking like a cartoon siren.

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

141

YOUR RATING

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Director
- Mark Cendrowski
Writers
Stars
- Melissa Joan Hart
- Elisa Donovan
- Nick Bakay(voice)

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Trivia
The title is based upon the series MTV Unplugged.

Goofs
Steven M. Porter's character is credited as Clive Ryder but is called Clive Rexford in the show.

Quotes
Morgan Cavanaugh: [has her eyes on British band's drummer] You know what? I am gonna go send him an e-mail.
[runs up the stairs]
Roxie King: Just wait. In five minutes, she'll ask for an English-to-British dictionary.

Connections
References Scooby Doo, Where Are You! (1969)

Soundtracks
Sabrina Main Title
Written by: Danny Lux and Paul Taylor
Performed by: Thomas Leonard

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6/10

One more fro my Christa Campbell collection

I am not a Sabrina fan. I only watched this for the appearance of Christa Campbell, who appeared in two scenes and spoke only one line. That was satisfying enough to see this luscious beauty, if only briefly, while I await her latest film.

I have to admit that the story was interesting and somewhat funny. It was all about the objectification of women, as Sabrina is transformed through computer magic into a Jessica Rabitt lookalike.

The writers seem to have fun with the comments in the story, as they reference a lot of other shows and movies.

But, I was there for Christa, and probably won't be back.

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