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Sabrina The Teenage Witch 's cast have reunited 19 years after the final episode aired in 2003. Sabrina Spellman star Melissa Joan Hart, Harvey Kinkle's Nate Richert, Hilda Spellman's Caroline Rhea, Zelda Spellman's Beth Broderick and Libby Chessler's Jenna Leigh Green all attended 90s con earlier this week.

 reunited, and it was better than any spell we could've conjured up ourselves.ET's Brooke Anderson caught up with Melissa Joan Hart, Nate Richert, Caroline Rhea, Beth Broderick, Jenna Leigh Green and Brooke Anderson at 90's con, where they spoke about the beloved '90s sitcom and the possibility of a reboot.«We were invited to be here as a little reunion for us to get together and it's so special for all of us to connect again,» Hart, who played Sabrina on the series, shared. «And we take every opportunity we can to get together.»«I mean, we really do, like, everybody kind of came, and we had a little union in L.A., little crew reunion, and people flew in from Vancouver and San Francisco and Texas, and all their places,» the  actress continued.While the show is a fan favorite and continues to be for a new generation of audiences who are just getting into the series, thanks to streaming, the cast says they've never watched it.«We never watched it,» Rhea (Aunt Hilda) admitted. «We were too busy making it,» Broderick (Aunt Zelda) added. «We literally worked for however many years, nobody ever saw it,» Rhea continued.Hart told ET people are «shocked» when they reveal that they've never watch an episode of .«People are shocked when we say we never saw it,» Hart said.

A reboot of the popular ’90s Nickelodeon series Clarissa Explains It All appears to have “fizzled,” according to the originals series’ star, Melissa Joan Hart.

The final two episodes of the first season of Prime Video’s “LOL: Last One Laughing” drop on Friday, March 4, with the finale revealing which of the 10 Canadian comedy icons will be declared the winner of the competition which the comedians pull out all the stops to eliminate each other with laughter.

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Sarah Silverman revealed that she was fired from a sitcom in the 1990s for being a bad on-screen kisser.  The comedian was famously let go from a job writing sketches at "Saturday Night Live" after just one season.