Here's a history lesson for you. Back in Season 3, when Sabrina was trying to solve her family secret in order to gain her Witch's License, she found out that all the Spellman's had evil twins. Hers was Katrina. Blah blah blah and Katrina was locked up after she tried pushing Sabrina into a volcano. "The Good, the Bad and the Luau," that one.
Hell, I only vaguely, vaguely remember something like that. The Third Season wasn't exactly my cup of tea (except when little niece Amanda lit things up, loved that kid, come back and show your big sis how it's done, Emily!) but there you have it, brought to you by the magic of Google and the Sabrina Wiki.
In this episode: Melissa Joan Hart once again in the dual role.
Better than Seasons 3 and 4, way better at the very least. Promising performance by Soleil Moon Frye (no, that isn't a bag of potato chips) and other newcomers. Salem's unfortunately down a lot in this outing.
I maintain that Melissa looked a whole lot better in the first two episodes of this season. This way here, as in the previous, her makeup in some scenes looks (yuck) powdery like (yuck) embalming (double yuck) not that I know what embalming looks like (yuck) but must be something like that. And she's too young to have to look like that.
Just one more thing. I hafta hafta say. Wonderful wonderful hair, kid. Long long long. And golden.
Okay, there is plenty of hope for Season 5 after I began writing the show off in Season 3, and bad-mouthed it no end. There is very definite improvement.
(Aunt Hilda, that is Caroline Rhea, that's a casting disaster, and anything more said by myself wouldn't be printable here)
Hell, I only vaguely, vaguely remember something like that. The Third Season wasn't exactly my cup of tea (except when little niece Amanda lit things up, loved that kid, come back and show your big sis how it's done, Emily!) but there you have it, brought to you by the magic of Google and the Sabrina Wiki.
In this episode: Melissa Joan Hart once again in the dual role.
Better than Seasons 3 and 4, way better at the very least. Promising performance by Soleil Moon Frye (no, that isn't a bag of potato chips) and other newcomers. Salem's unfortunately down a lot in this outing.
I maintain that Melissa looked a whole lot better in the first two episodes of this season. This way here, as in the previous, her makeup in some scenes looks (yuck) powdery like (yuck) embalming (double yuck) not that I know what embalming looks like (yuck) but must be something like that. And she's too young to have to look like that.
Just one more thing. I hafta hafta say. Wonderful wonderful hair, kid. Long long long. And golden.
Okay, there is plenty of hope for Season 5 after I began writing the show off in Season 3, and bad-mouthed it no end. There is very definite improvement.
(Aunt Hilda, that is Caroline Rhea, that's a casting disaster, and anything more said by myself wouldn't be printable here)
