sabrina the teenage witch season 1 a halloween story

Cue her ‘fear shadow’ stalking her around the place, causing chaos, and infecting everybody else with anxiety, too. And, in Fear Strikes up a Conversation, she finds herself overwhelmed with panic when Mrs Quick arranges for her to read out an essay in front of the entire school body. Sabrina may have been imbued with magical powers, but she still found herself feeling afraid on occasion. I’ll just have to take it one day at a time.” “Like I want pancakes,” says Sabrina, “but I guess that’s how I’m always gonna feel.

“How do you feel?” asks Hilda, towards the end of the episode. And she doesn’t fight her cravings with magic, either there’s no quick-fix solution to addiction, and working through it takes time. It’s the wake-up call that Sabrina needs once she realises she’s pushed her friends and family away, she takes the steps necessary to fight her addiction. All I could think about was getting more pancakes, eating more pancakes, the butter, the syrup.” “I-I-I’ve forgot about my friends, I’ve forgot about my family. “I don’t wanna be hooked on pancakes,” a distressed Sabrina tells an oversized maple syrup dispenser (hey, things get kooky in the Other Realm sometimes). In Pancake Madness, we giggled as Sabrina developed an insatiable appetite for pancakes – but, as her lust for all things battered turned into an addiction, it quickly became apparent that this was an episode with a big lesson at the heart of it.

Sabrina the teenage witch season 1 a halloween story