Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Where Are They Now?

After her 163 episode stint as Sabrina (and prior to that her run on Nickelodeon teen sitcom ‘Clarissa Explains It All’), she starred in ABC sitcom 'Melissa & Joey’, with Joey Lawrence, which ran up to 2015. Though she admitted dabbling with drugs in the 90s, she’s a clean-living, god-fearing christian these days, and mother of three. He latest project is the christian movie 'God’s Not Dead 2’. She also owns a sweet shop in Sherman Oaks, California, called SweetHarts.

Broderick, who dated Brian De Palma after her role in 'Bonfire of the Vanities’ in 1990, has appeared in a number of TV shows and movies since playing the more sensible Aunt Zelda in 'Sabrina’, such as 'CSI: Miami’, 'Lost’, and 'ER’. More recently, she was seen in Stephen King adaptation series 'Under The Dome’, as well as taking a small role in 'Melissa & Joey’, reuniting with Melissa Joan Hart in 2014.

Playing Sabrina’s more crazy Aunt Hilda, former stand-up Caroline Rhea snagged her own syndicated talk show 'The Caroline Rhea Show’, replacing the 'Rosie O'Donnell Show’ at NBC. She also hosted reality slimming show 'The Biggest Loser’ for the network for two series. She’s also appeared on shows like 'Curb Your Enthusiasm’ and 'Maron’, but is probably best known these days for voicing Linda Flynn-Fletcher in cartoon series 'Phineas and Ferb’.

As Sabrina’s love interest Harvey, Nate Richert was a teenage heartthrob, but his acting career never really took off, bar a few other TV and TV movie roles. These days, he’s 37 and a musician, and looks rather different (though to be fair, he is wearing some silly glasses).

Nick Bakay was the sarcastic Salem, the warlock who had been turned into a cat for abusing his magical powers. An avid sports writer, he pens a column for NFL.com, and appears as a pundit on EPSN’s SportsCenter show. After 'Sabrina’, he was a producer, writer and occasional actor on the sitcom 'King of Queens’ with Kevin James. He also co-wrote and appeared in 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop’ and its sequel with James.

Appearing in three series of the show as detention-keen teacher Mr. Kraft, veteran actor and former 'Roseanne’ star Martin Mull appeared in all manner of shows following 'Sabrina’, including 'The Simpsons’ and 'American Dad’, in which he played Father Donovan. He was also average private detective Gene Parmesan in 'Arrested Development’, Russell the pharmacist in 'Two and a Half Men’, and was more recently seen in the celebrated 'Community’.

Green played Sabrina’s nemesis Libby, the spoiled, snobby cheerleader and rival for the affections of Harvey. Post 'Sabrina’, she appeared in shows like 'ER’ and 'Dharma & Greg’, but concentrated most on her stage career. She joined the cast of 'Wicked’, playing Nessarose on the show’s first US tour, and then on Broadway. She still appears in films, with a role in 'I Am Michael’ last year, alongside James Franco and Zachary Quinto.

Better known for his directing skills these days, Paul Feig played Sabrina’s science teacher Mr. Pool in series one of the show. It’s fair to say he’s gone on to bigger and better things. He appeared in films like 'Knocked Up’ and 'Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story’, and directed TV shows like 'Nurse Jackie’ and 'Arrested Development’, but hit the big time directing the movie 'Bridesmaids’ in 2011. Next up is the 'Ghostbusters’ reboot.