I keep an eye out for things like this. Done in the same sort of cgi animation as Monster High they got Ashley Tisdale to voice Sabrina and I'm glad she's not making her sound like Candace, the voice she does for Phineas and Ferb. The show itself wasn't terrible, but it wasn't really great either, but it was just the first episode and without the Groovy Ghoulies... Giving Salem a faux Paul Lynde accent was a cute idea an having Sabrina live a dual live should provide some good shows. I'll have to wait and see how this develops.
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The Groovy Ghoulies were Filmation's property , not Archie's (all of the 70s-era shows that showed them together noted this in the creds) . I frankly forget whether , speaking of Paul Lynde , Sabrina's queeny warlock unk (whose name escapes me right now), was he ever in anything else but the funnybooks ?
It premiered today on the Hub network, very little fanfare and if didn't watch the network for Transformers Prime and a few other shows I wouldn't have known about it either. Paul Lynde was one of those actors who came close to fame, but never really made it. He was a character actor and was good at the character of a snide, sarcastic joker. Aside from Bewitched and Hollywood Squares he did a few Saturday morning voice overs, his speaking style is recognizeable to me, but probably not to anyone who's not old enough to remember Bewitched or Hollywood Squares.
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...New to me . Thank you !
What network , etc. ? The site for it is ?
The Groovy Ghoulies were Filmation's property , not Archie's (all of the 70s-era shows that showed them together noted this in the creds) . I frankly forget whether , speaking of Paul Lynde , Sabrina's queeny warlock unk (whose name escapes me right now), was he ever in anything else but the funnybooks ?
It premiered today on the Hub network, very little fanfare and if didn't watch the network for Transformers Prime and a few other shows I wouldn't have known about it either. Paul Lynde was one of those actors who came close to fame, but never really made it. He was a character actor and was good at the character of a snide, sarcastic joker. Aside from Bewitched and Hollywood Squares he did a few Saturday morning voice overs, his speaking style is recognizeable to me, but probably not to anyone who's not old enough to remember Bewitched or Hollywood Squares.
He may be best known as Templeton the rat.
Charlet's Web, I remember reading the book before I ever saw the movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAUEOlSpVN4