Or maybe "Sabrina the Gereatric Witch" by the time they would get
around to making it.

Plus, they've already made a hopeless reboot: "Chilling Adventures of
Sabrina" (2018-2020). Of course, if another reboot show ever did get
made and Melissa Joan Hart was in it, she'd have to be one of the aunt
characters, or maybe voicing the cat. Being a reboot it would be utter
garbage anyway.

The reason fans don't like reboots is because the morons who make it
think they know better than the original, so make lots of idiotic
changes to suit their own silly ideas

Melissa Joan Hart Open to Sabrina the Teenage Witch Reboot
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Sabrina the Teenage Witch was one of the biggest shows in
the 1990s, and star Melissa Joan Hart recently said that
she would be up for returning to the series if the
opportunity were to come up.

In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Hart was
asked about the potential of a new series, to which the
actress noted that it isn't as easy getting that together
as some fans may think.

"The answer to the Sabrina reboot question is,
unfortunately, I can't just point my finger and make it
happen," said Hart. "There's so much red tape. Who owns
it? Who would pay for it? What network would it be on?"

Hart was then asked whether she would be interested in a
reboot of the series if there was one, to which the
actress said she definitely would be. However, Hart
noted, the series would have to do it "the right way,"
and not like other failed rebooted series.

"I would totally be interested if it was the right way
to do it," explained Hart. "I feel like so many of these
reboots were done wrong, so many were rushed, so many
were not well thought out. And the thing is, sometimes
it's just that the fans, they think they want it, but
the fanfiction is so much better."

Originally premiering in 1996, the series - which is
based on the Archie Comics series of the same name -
focused on the life of Sabrina Spellman, a girl who
learns that she has magical powers on her 16th birthday.
The series co-starred Carolina Rhea and Beth Broderick
as Sabrina's aunts Hilda and Zelda, and also featured
Nick Bakay as the talking cat Salem. The show ran for a
total of seven seasons and was one of the highest-rated
series among ABC's "TGIF" lineups.

<https://www.comingsoon.net/tv/news/1250267-melissa-joan-hart-open-to-sabrina-the-teenage-witch-reboot>