EARLIER THIS WEEK, Melissa Joan Hart set 90s kids’ hearts racing when she announced that there are plans afoot to reboot Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
BE STILL OUR BEATING HEARTS.
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch aired for seven seasons between 1996 and 2003. (And you probably saw each episode, oh, 30 times.)
But what have the cast been up to since? Allow us to explain.
Since Sabrina, the Teenage witch ended in 2003, Hart has starred in some bad made-for-television movies (My Fake Fiancé, Holiday in Handcuffs), competed in Dancing with the Stars and starred in her very own sitcom, Melissa and Joey.
In 2012, she made headlines when she endorsed Mitt Romney, but she still seems unsure on Donald Trump…
She will next be seen in a film called, we kid you not, God’s Not Dead 2.
Woof.
Ah, remember sweet/slightly annoying Valerie? She was played by Lindsay Sloane, who has since enjoyed a rather successful television career, popping up in the likes of How I Met Your Mother, Weeds, Psych and The League.
You may have also seen her in Horrible Bosses and Horrible Bosses 2. She currently stars opposite Matthew Perry in The Odd Couple, a sitcom based on the 1968 film of the same name.
Chandler Bing and Valerie — what a world, eh?
HARVEY KINKLE! The biggest dreamboat of the 1990s.
Since Sabrina, the Teenage Witch ended, Nate Richert has dabbled in music and acting. Here he is performing a song called Halogen Moon.
Admit it: he wouldn’t be out of place in Mumford & Sons.
If this tweet is anything to go by, it looks like he’s well up for a Sabrina revival, too.
Yaaaas.
Jenny was Sabrina’s sensible friend who was put out to pastures new after one season :(
According to IMDb, Michelle Beaudoin last acted on screen in 2005 in a television show called Cold Squad, which sounds an awful lot like Cold Case.
So what’s she up to now? According to her Twitter bio, she’s really into the Alps these days.
Music. Mom. Canadian. Cuelr. Actress. Design. International Business. Currently obsessed with what happens in the Alps.
So there.
AKA Sabrina’s fun aunt.
Caroline Rhea, who will forever be known as Hilda Spellman in our hearts, has enjoyed a successful career as a comedian and voice actress since the show ended, most notably lending her voice to Disney’s Phineas and Ferb.
She also recently met Margot Robbie.
AKA Sabrina’s glam, smart aunt.
Over the past few years, Beth Broderick has appeared in shows like Cold Case, Castle, Leverage and Under The Dome.
She also did a rather excellent Reddit AMA last year in which she clarified that Melissa Joan Hart is not a diva.
Aw.
Westbridge’s resident geek hasn’t really changed at all over the years. Go figure!
According to his website, Andersen has devoted his energy to producing over the past few years, although he still acts from time to time, mostly on stage.
So there you go.
Avid viewers of Sabrina, the Teenage Witch will remember Josh as the barista who shifted Sabrina and threatened to sabotage her relationship with Harvey.
DAMN YOU, JOSH.
If his IMDb is anything to go by, it would seem that Lascher has put acting on the backburner, although he did appear on Melissa Joan Hart’s sitcom Melissa & Joey, which is quite nice.
Here’s a tweet he posted last September.
We feel you, David.
Sabrina’s arch nemesis!
So what is Libby Chessler doing with herself? She’s forged a pretty successful career for herself in the musical theatre world, performing in Wicked several times.
At the moment, she’s preparing to star in the off-Broadway musical The Marvelous Wonderettes. Looks like that cheerleading experience paid off after all.
On Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Paul Feig played a bumbling science teacher. If you were to tip anyone for success, it probably wouldn’t have been him, and yet he is the most successful Sabrina alumnus by some distance.
Not only did he direct Bridesmaids, Spy and The Heat, but he also helmed this summer’s blockbuster remake of Ghostbusters and has loads more in the pipeline.
Fair play, Mr Pool.
And finally… Salem.
Salem was voiced by actor/writer Nick Bakay. These days, Bakay now works as a producer and writer on the sitcom Mom, starring Anna Faris and Allison Janney. He has previously worked on Two and a Half Men and The King of Queens.
Not bad for a talking cat.
Written by Amy O’Connor and posted on DailyEdge.ie
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