Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch is an American animated television series on Hub Network based on the Archie Comics character Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The series is developed by Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy and was acquired by Hub Network on October 1, 2012. The series was originally intended for a summer 2013 release but has since been pushed out to fall 2013.
The series follows the adventures of a young boy named Rai who possesses the rare ability to befriend and duel alongside fantastical creatures from a parallel dimension.
A new cookie jar is sought by Frankie and Miles, because they need to replace the one they broke.
Amber learns she's pregnant and must make a tough decision about whether she has a choice on what to choose to do.
An old TV show's title causes problems for the girls because it's similar to their business's name, so Sam and Cat try to find the show's creators, who are in the midst of a long-standing feud.
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Scott partners with a competitor to flip a former frat house that has a retaining wall nightmare, cracked plaster in the pool, and Amie's expensive designs, leaving Scott to believe his profit party is over.
A dark talisman-the Mask of the Green Monkey-has surfaced. Unfortunately, it is located in a dangerous Land controlled by Warden, one of Chase's minions. Omi ignores advice and insists on going after this mysterious object.
During summer break some members of the Shinchon Homestay get to know each other better.
Bubble Puppy becomes ill and is treated by a veterinarian while Gil makes him a get-well card.
Host Jimmy Carr and team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson discuss the topical events that set the great British public's chins wagging. Sean and Jon are joined by a variety of celebrity guests including Roisin Conaty, Joe Wilkinson Chris Ramsey and Alex Brooker.
Alexander Armstrong hosts the news quiz, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, and guest panellists Godfrey Bloom and Victoria Coren.
A mother sacrifices her son; a teen rebels; a bookkeeper steals her way to murder.
With Daniel leaving A-Troupe, Michelle and the team try and get Emily to come back.
Kang is caught smuggling explosives and Sam works to save him from trial and possible execution. Conrad is shocked to discover that MI6 has a file on his girlfriend Su Ling.
Past contestants come back to assist the final three models and one finalist is upset that the group is not supportive of her.
Mike Bloom, President and COO of Family Dollar Stores, one of the largest discount retail companies in the country, faces his fear of heights when learning to operate a forklift that takes him 35 feet into the air. Also, the boss nearly blows his rock 'n' roll disguise when one employee invites him to a jam session.
Powerful monarchs ruling by divine right. Centuries-old dynasties amassing enormous wealth. And legendary leaders wielding powerful weapons of mass destruction. Is it possible that ancient rulers were, in fact, connected with divine or, some would say, extraterrestrial forces? And, if so, what was their purpose? Ancient emperors, kings, and pharaohs were often attributed with otherworldly strength, ability, and wisdom; many were even considered gods by the people they ruled. Who were these exceptional leaders, and how did some accomplish so much in their time? Ancient Astronaut theorists believe that these great rulers throughout history were "chosen" and guided by extraterrestrials. Is it possible that the world's legendary leaders might have shared a common genetic trait? A so-called, "leadership gene"? And might this gene have been–not a product of genetic evolution–but inherited by mankind from some otherworldly source?