Is Sabrina The Teenage Witch Leaving Hulu?

The conjecture is true, as Sabrina The Teenage Witch is finally leaving Hulu in 12 days The show is about a young witch with immense power. 

Initially, there were whispers of a reboot following the 25th anniversary of the show, with people on board for a comeback. But the original version is in jeopardy after audiences realized the series was leaving the streaming platform.

For the past few years, people have been watching the show on both Hulu and Paramount Plus. 

In 2012, Forbes reported that CBS signed a non-exclusive, multi-year content licensing deal with Hulu, granting them access to about 2,600 episodes of CBS’s content, comprised of basically off-air TV shows, which it will air on Hulu Plus.

The news launched fans into hysterics with old monumental shows like Medium, Numb3rs, CSI: Miami, Star Trek, I Love Lucy, and The Twilight Zone getting a second chance at viewership. 

According to the market screener, Sabrina the Teenage Witch was one of the top-selling points, beginning a deep bond between the two mega-media companies.

A Redditor said their cooperation was supposed to expire last year in 2021, but they decided to extend it for a year at the final moment. 

So when the same news made rounds this year, people wondered if they would extend it again. But it seems unlikely as the parent company has created its custom streaming platform and would want to gain the sole profits.

By the end of 2022, they would leave their home of the last several years and join their mates by getting streamed exclusively on Paramount Plus. 

There is no need to worry about where to watch Sabrina The Teenage Witch, as we have the solution.

Since the announcement of its removal from Hulu, fans have been scrambling to acquire the seasons without stumbling through websites. Most long-term fans have gone the old fashion way and opted to purchase a DVD with all the seasons intact.

As electronics have gotten evolved, CD-ROMS and DVD players are getting tough to find. So, it does not seem like a plausible answer. 

People can tune into Paramount Plus, which boasts thousands of episodes and content from CBS, BET, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, and many more, with plans starting at $4.99/month.

If one is uncertain about spending their hard-earned money, they can join the free seven-day trial through an Amazon Prime account.

A user from Greece informed us that they have been watching the program on Stremio, a modern media center for video entertainment, since Hulu remained restricted in their country. 

If the above remedies do not work out, you can also tune into Roku TV, Pluto TV, and Rewind TV to try your chance. In Rewind TV, episodes are available to watch at 11 pm ET on weekdays and 8 pm on weekends.