Typical cat!

Some of the best times I had home alone is sleeping. 😂

That's something that Salem would say.

@@coolarrow30 My favorite thing to do when I'm home. 🙂

@@betelgeuseredstone9082 With a maniacal laughter at the end. 😛

That would have been cool, but budget limitations prevented that (which was why Beth Broderick didn't return)

she was busy fliming the movie bring it on

Plus she had a show on the WB Gross Pointe. It was a fun parody of the WB shows of the period

Dreama didn’t match up to her

I preferred Jenny.

@@LuckyBoyJKid I respect that.

Melissa explains years down the road that if the writer for that character left the show, then that character left as well.

@@Princessofthedrk I understand that, but they still could have written an explanation for each character's disappearance within the show while the real reason could be the actor leaving. Other shows do that.

What was Brad’s problem?

@@Wordlifematt you'll find out next week. I don't want to spoil it.

​@@Wordlifematthe's a witch hunter.

At least her bad day didn’t lead to Weirdmageddon

He is! So is Harvey.

"Why it moved to The WB?" In the 2000-2001 season, the show moved to The WB after a negotiation dispute with ABC. While ABC was willing to renew the show for a fifth season, *the network was not willing to pay the reported $1.5 million per episode that Viacom Productions (which produced the show) wanted.* The WB then picked up the show for a mere $675,000 per episode, but agreed to commit to 66 episodes.

No. Season 4 episode 1. Right in the middle of the show's run.

It's actually one of my favorite seasons. It's arguably the most season. It's the only season with Dreama. And Brad. And the clock shop. And it's got some unique episodes. It's got the only episode where we see Hilda and Zelda's mom. It corrects a mistake they made when they assumed Vesta was their mom's favorite child back in the season 2 finale (actually, Vesta got less attention than the other 2 when they were all kids and the mom is trying to make up for that in adulthood). It's got "Salem's Daughter." It's got "The 4 Faces of Sabrina." It's unique. Sometimes I REALLY get hooked on season 4 episodes, I have to watch 3 or 4 at a time

@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl it’s like I said, you either liked or hated it. I hated cause Brad he should continue to drive the wedge between Sabrina and Harvey that Libby did and as for Dreama the problem with introducing her was knowing she won’t be back next season cause how they wrote off the last 2 best friends so why bother getting attached. When I think about how it related to life for during that time, I did see girls change out friends quicker than boyfriends. And if guys didn’t like girls poorly pushed rumors were often spread.

I dislike it because Valerie and Libby are gone. Dreama was never fleshed out and Brad wasn't an adequate substitute.

@@shaunfergus2476 I have to agree, Brad was inadequate cause he seemed as if he didn’t want to be there at all and to then they add some plot about him being a witch hunter was forced they could’ve built it up in first episode of that season, and Dreama was innocent, too innocent where she lacked any real personality, she wasn’t neurotic like Valerie or lofty like Jenny. I think by this season they moved to the WB/CW. Also the Friday the 13th plot they touched on should’ve have been more of a staple to the show how the characters would’ve reacted to Sabrina bring a witch.

@@icaliverThere was also supposed to be the arc about Sabrina helping Dreama train for her witch’s licence, but there wasn’t much done with that. Perhaps Quizmaster could have been a role all witches do, like bad news delivery but without looking like the Grim Reaper, and Sabrina was assigned to be Dreama’s.