The Sabrina the Teenage Witch Show

"Once upon a time, there were three witches, who lived in the little town of Riverdale. Two aunts, Hilda and Zelda, are choosing the ingredients to create an evil wicked witch. But suddenly, Zelda bumped right into Hilda and accidentally added beautiful girls' stuff as an extra ingredient. Thus, the grooviest teenage witch was born. She has white hair with a pink headband, and blue eyes. She wears a blue dress with a black belt and black shoes. She loves to goof off and battle evil forces using her ultra magical powers. It so happens that she is the first bewitching all-American superhero — Sabrina, the teen-age witch!"

--The series' opening narration

Sabrina the Teenage Witch (titled Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies or The Sabrina Comedy Hour during its first season and promotionally referred to as The Sabrina the Teenage Witch Show or The Sabrina Comedy Show) is an American low-budget animated sitcom television series produced by Filmation that aired on CBS from 1971 to 1974 that aired on CBS during Saturday mornings from 1971 to 1974. The series is also aired in primetime as a syndicated series. Based on Archie Comics' Sabrina the Teenage Witch, it was a spinoff of The Archie Comedy Hour. The series featured new episodes of Sabrina along with the Groovie Goolies. Now for the first time in the series, The Looney Tunes Gang are appeared in the animated series of the show. The series follows a crime-fighting teenaged witch who likes to hang out and fight enemies using her magical powers, without letting her friends at Riverdale High find out.

As depicted in the opening sequence of the series, Sabrina Spellman is created by her aunts, aunts, Hilda and Zelda in an attempt to create the "evil, wicked witch" using a mixture of the magic potions (shown in respective fields of light green, and pink). However, Zelda accidentally bumped Hilda, causing to spilled teen girls' stuff as extra ingredients into the mixture, creating, instead of the "evil wicked witch.

List of Episodes[]

The Archie Comedy Hour (1969–1970)[]

The Fairy Godmother
Hiccups
Which Witch is Which?
The Basketball Game
Will the Real Weatherbee Stand Up?
Caveman
Paint Story
Aunt Zelda's Broom
Cinderella Story
What the Hex Going On?
Wishbone
Babysitter
Carnival
Stage Fright
Pet Show
Funny Bunny
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
A Witch in Time
When the Cat's Away
Costume Party
Let's Have a Hand for Jughead
The New Freeway
Blue Whale
Football Game
Town Beautiful
Horse's Mouth
Birdman of Riverdale
Hoedown Showdown
Spooky Spokes
You Oughta Be in Pictures
The Generation Flap
School Daze
Ug at the Bat
Computerized Moose

Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies (1970–1971)[]

Rose-Colored Glasses
Living Dolls
Cake Bake
Hot Rod Derby
The Bear Facts
Child Care
Witches Golf Open
Rummage Sale
High School Drop-Ins
Big Deal
Frankie
Beached
Ouch
Smog
Dirty Pool
The Grayed Outdoors
Short Changed
Mis-Guided Tour
That Old Track Magic
Moose's Alter-Falter
Mortal Terror
Weather or Not
Flying Sorcery
Too Many Cooks
Ambrose's Amulet
Auto-Biography
Tragic Magic
A Nose for News

Voices[]

Mel Blanc - Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird, Wile E. Coyote, Pepé Le Pew, Foghorn Leghorn, Charlie Dog, Speedy Gonzales
Hal Smith - Elmer Fudd
Paul Julian - Road Runner
Jane Webb - Sabrina Spellman, Aunt Hilda, Aunt Zelda, Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, Miss Grundy, Big Ethel, Hagatha, Ophelia, Miss Della, Petunia Pig
John Erwin - Reggie Mantle, Irwin, Hexter
Dallas McKennon - Salem, Archie Andrews, Hot Dog, Pop Tate, Mr. Lodge, Coach Cleats, Spencer, Chili Dog, Mr. Weatherbee
Howard Morris - Cousin Ambrose, Big Moose Mason, Jughead Jones, Hot Dog Jr., Frankie, Mummy
Don Messick - Harvey Kinkle

Credits[]

Directed by: Hal Sutherland
Animation Directors: Lou Zukor, Rudy Larriva, Anatole Kirsanoff, Bill Reed, Don Towsley, Robert McKimson
Additional Director: David Detiege
Production Manager: Rock Benedict
Written by: Jack Mendelsohn, Jim Mulligan, Bob Ogle, Chuck Menville, Len Jansen, Jim Ryan, Bill Danch, Cliff Roberts
Art Director: Don Christensen
Key Assistants: Mike Hazy, George Carey, John Tucker, Bill House
Layout: Kay Wright, Alberto Demello, Don Bluth, Herb Hazelton, Ray Jacobs, Carol Marshall, Mel Keefer, Enrique Arnau, Dick Hall, Wes Herschensohn, Lou Kachivas, Les Kaluza, John Perry, Virgil Raddatz, Louise Sandoval, Cliff Voorhees, Martin Strudler
Storyboard: Sherman Labby, Mike O'Connor, Dale Hale, Jack Miller, Paul Fennell
Background Director: Erv Kaplan
Background Artists: Paul Xander, Maurice Harvey, Bill Loudenslager, Patricia Frye, Phil Lewis, Doug Stevenson, Boris Gorelick, Tom O'Loughlin, Don Peters
Animators: Amby Paliwoda, Kaem Wong, Ben Shenkman, George Waiss, Louise Sandoval, Russ Von Neida, Virgil Ross, Ralph Somerville, Len Rogers, Ed Solomon, Ed Rehberg, Hank Smith, Lenn Redman, Larry Silverman, Virgil Raddatz, Bill Pratt, Norm McCabe, Barney Posner, Marshall Lamore, Rod Parkes, Paul Krukowski, Jack Ozark, George Kreisl, Casey Onaitis, Les Kaluza, Bill Nunes, Lou Kachivas, Larry Miller, Maria Jursic, Bob Matz, Karen Haus, LaVerne Harding, Butch Davis, Lee Halpern, Emil Carle, Dick Hall, Herman Cohen, Z. Gasparovic, Bob Bransford, Frank Gonzales, Jim Brummett, Fred Grable, Ted Bonnicksen, Otto Feuer, Bill Ackerman, Ed Friedman, Bob Carlson, Zion Davush, Tony Pabian, Manny Perez, George Rowley, Jim Davis, Frank Onaitis, James Tim Walker
Checking Supervision: Marion Turk, Jane Philippi
Checking: Dotti Foell, Richie Craig, Marjorie Roach
Ink and Paint Supervision: Martha Buckley, Betty Brooks
Ink and Paint: Phyllis Barnhart
Cel Painter: Marilyn Pierson
Xerography: John Remmel
Prints by: Technicolor
Camera Supervision: Sergio Antonio Alcazar, R.W. Pope, Frank A. Parrish, John D. Aardal, Ted Bemiller, Mike Kinney, Luis Melendez, Jr., Tony Rivetti, Dennis M. Lady, Ray Bloss, Thane Berti, Bryon McRae, Joseph Ponticelle, Fred Ziegler
Editorial: Joseph Simon, Jim Blodgett
Film Editor: Jim Champin
Film Coordinator: June Gilham
Music and Sound Effects Horta-Mahana Corp. · Jan Moore
Voices Alphabetically: Mel Blanc, John Erwin, Larry D. Mann, Dallas McKennon, Don Messick, Howard Morris, Hal Smith, Larry Storch, Jane Webb
The "Groovie Goolies" Songs Written by: Richard Delvy, Ed Fournier, Dick Monda · for Ricky Sheldon Prod. A division of Richard Delvy Ent. Inc.
"Groovie Goolies" Background Music: Jeff Michael, George Blais · Publisher: Shermley Music Corp., A.S.C.A.P.
"Sabrina" Background Music: Ray Ellis, David Jeffrey · Publisher: Filmation Music Pub., Co.
Music Arranged and Conducted by: Dean Elliott
"Sabrina is adapted from The Archie Comic Book Series and appears in the comic book entitled Archie's TV Laugh-Out, featuring Sabrina the Teen-Age Witch. Sabrina is a copyrighted feature of Archie Music Corporation."
Executive Producer: Hal Geer
Produced by: Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott
Produced by: Filmation Associates · A TelePrompTer Company
Copyright © Filmation Assoc. 1971

Stations[]

While The Sabrina the Teenage Witch Show aired on CBS as a Saturday morning cartoon, this series was broadcast on several local television stations as a primetime series, which was aired at night.

Media market	State	Stations	Day	Time
Atlanta	Georgia	WTCG-TV	Friday	9:00pm
Baltimore	Maryland	WBFF-TV	Monday	8:00pm
Boston	Massachusetts	WKBG-TV	Wendsday	9:00pm
Buffalo	New York	WUTV	Tuesday	8:30pm
Charlotte	North Carolina	WHKY-TV	Thursday	9:30pm
Chicago	Illinois	WGN-TV	Saturday	8:30pm
Cincinnati	Ohio	WXIX-TV	Wendsday	8:00pm
Cleveland-Akron-Lorain	Ohio	WUAB-TV	Thursday	10:00pm
Dallas-Fort Worth	Texas	KTVT-TV	Sunday	7:00pm
Denver	Colorado	KCDO-TV	Wendsday	10:00pm
Detroit	Michigan	WKBD-TV	Monday	9:30pm
Fresno-Visalia	Massachusetts	KAIL-TV	Friday	10:30pm
Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville	South Carolina North Carolina	WAIM-TV	Monday	8:00pm
Houston	Texas	KHTV	Saturday	9:00pm
Honolulu	Hawaii	KIKU-TV	Sunday	8:30pm
Indianapolis	Indiana	WTTV	Thursday	10:00pm
Jacksonville	Florida	WJXT-TV	Monday	9:30pm
Kansas City	Missouri	KBMA-TV	Tuesday	10:30pm
Las Vegas	Nevada	KVVU-TV	Sunday	10:00pm
Los Angeles	California	KTLA-TV	Saturday	8:30pm
Miami-Fort Lauderdale	Florida	WCIX-TV	Sunday	7:30pm
Minneapolis-St. Paul	Minnesota	WTCN-TV	Friday	9:00pm
New Orleans	Louisiana	WGNO-TV	Wendsday	8:00pm
New York City	New York	WPIX-TV	Saturday	10:00pm
Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News	Virginia	WYAH-TV	Thursday	8:30pm
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	WKBS-TV	Sunday	8:00pm
Phoenix	Arizona	KPHO-TV	Sunday	9:00pm
Portland	Oregon	KPTV	Friday	9:00pm
Sacramento-Stockton	California	KTXL-TV	Saturday	9:00pm
St. Louis	Missouri	KDNL-TV	Sunday	8:30pm
San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose	California	KBHK-TV	Tuesday	10:30pm
Seattle-Tacoma	Washington	KTNT-TV/KSTW-TV	Thursday	8:00pm
Tampa-St. Petersburg	Florida	WTOG-TV	Friday	9:00pm
Tucson	Arizona	KZAZ-TV	Saturday	10:30pm
Washington	D.C.	WDCA-TV	Saturday	8:00pm

TV Promo Announcements[]

"Join Sabrina, America's magical teenage crime-fighter, and all of her magical pals, on "The Sabrina Comedy Show". Saturday night at 10 in color, on WPIX-TV Channel 11 in New York."

--WPIX-TV promo

"America's magical crime-fighter, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, battling evil forces, on "The Sabrina the Teenage Witch Comedy Show". Saturday night at 8:30 in color, on WGN-TV Channel 9 in Chicago."

--WGN-TV promo

"The magical all-American crime-fighter, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, defends Riverdale as she fights the forces of evil, using her ultra magical powers, when she's done doing studies at Riverdale High, on "The Sabrina the Teenage Witch Show". Friday night at 9 in color, on WTCG-TV Channel 17 in Atlanta, Georgia."

--WTCG-TV promo

"Sabrina, America's magical crime-fighting teenager, fight off her darkest enemies, along with her monstrous pals, including The Groovie Goolies, on "The Sabrina the Teenage Witch Show". Sunday night at 10 in color, on KVVU-TV Channel 5 in Las Vegas, Nevada."

--KVVU-TV promo