Ep 24. Troll Bride

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch is an American sitcom that aired from 1996 to 2003. It follows Sabrina Spellman, a teenage girl who discovers she is a witch and learns how to navigate the magical world while still trying to survive high school and dealing with typical teenage problems.

In the season 1 episode 24 titled "Troll Bride," Sabrina discovers that she has been betrothed to a troll named Roland since she was a baby. Sabrina is understandably upset and turns to her aunts Zelda and Hilda for an explanation. They reveal that when Sabrina was born, her parents entered her into a magical contract with Roland's parents to secure their financial future. However, since Sabrina was not consulted, the contract is not binding.

Sabrina decides to break off the engagement, but discovers that Roland is actually kind and polite, and not at all how she imagined trolls to be. Roland explains that his parents have been pressuring him to marry Sabrina in order to keep their family's honor intact. Sabrina decides to help him by pretending to be his bride-to-be until his parents can find a suitable alternative.

As Sabrina tries to keep up the charade, she finds herself falling for Roland and wonders if she should reconsider breaking off the engagement. However, she soon discovers that Roland's parents have no intention of finding another bride for him and plan to force them to marry in the magical realm against their will.

Sabrina turns to her aunts for help, and they devise a plan to save Roland and Sabrina from the unwanted marriage. They create a spell that will trap Roland's parents in a looking glass until they agree to cancel the contract. The plan works, and Sabrina and Roland are free to go back to their normal lives.

In the end, Sabrina realizes that she has feelings for Harvey, her human crush, and tells him how she feels. However, Harvey hesitates and Sabrina starts to doubt whether he likes her back. The episode ends with Sabrina uncertain about her romantic future, but happy to have found a friend in Roland.

Overall, "Troll Bride" is a lighthearted episode that explores themes of love, family, and tradition. Its mix of magical and human elements make it a fun watch for fans of the fantasy genre.