Sabrina Gets Sent to the Prairie! 

Even if he is a farm boy.

They solved their family secret, so they’re allowed to take shortcuts I guess

Agreed.

She is kinda slow to solve the secret

That’s how politics works lol

@@DXAB91not when she doesn’t even have the clues she needs

So funny and clever, I agree, it is so cleverly funny that you laugh every time.

Base it off the Salem witch trials

@@briesoldnose4161 this show already did an episode based on that

Why would that be inappropriate? The Salem witch trials happened in one period of time. Doesn’t mean you can’t make a story about witches during that time or around that time. It’s up to the writer if they’ll want it to have anything to do with the trials or not with their story. They’re not even real….. It would be the same as saying it would be inappropriate to make a Jewish story within the same century of World War 2. But since witches are fictional beings, it rly doesn’t matter how you depict them as long as you don’t deliberately make your witch story into something that is like sexist or racist.

So yes, it doesn’t matter what time period the show would take place in; for it to be appropriate to make a comedy witch show.

Why? What does Mayim Bialik have to do with this?

@@Chaosdude7111 Because Amy Farrah Fowler likes Little House on the Prairie. 🙂 Hmmm... This gives me an idea for another crossover: Little House M.D. on the Prairie. 😆

That would have been a great idea

Losers

Sheldon trying to explain away all the odd happenings would be great, too.