We are rewatching Sabrina and eagerly await season 2.
There are pagans working on the show’s production staff.
Including production designer Lisa Soper, who is conscious that the show may draw criticism for equating paganism and satanism. “None of this is made to offend,” she said. “This is the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, who doesn’t exist, in the town of Greendale, which doesn’t exist. Myself as a pagan, I think it’s funny, I think it’s great. I don’t believe in Satan, but I draw him every day and I put him in the show as this extra textured layer. It’s the same thing to me as when you watch The Spirit of Christmas and Santa comes down the chimney. Santa’s not real, and we understand that.”
