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TThe second season of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" is
just as chaotic for Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) as the first.
Living with people you consider witches is one thing but
when they are REAL witches (and pretty nice if goofy to
boot), complicates Sabrina's life to no end. Oh, and Sabrina
is, of course, a witch herself dealing with the consequences
of spells she often has little control over. If learning
spells, attending school, dealing with boy troubles and
having a popular enemy named Libby isn't enough she also
discovers that using magic to solve her human related problems
rarely works out the way she wants!
Image & Sound:
Sabrina looks quite good with solid image quality. It
probably helps that this videotaped show is of a more recent
vintage. Still, there are some minor compression problems
that crop up from time-to-time and I did notice some problems
with occasional video noise. Overall, though, Paramount
has done a nice job of transferring the show to DVD. The
audio although not spectacular is serviceable with dialogue
and effects coming across with nice presence and clarity.
We get all 26 season two episodes of the series. ---
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