Pancake Madness is the fifth episode of the third season and the fifty fifth overall episode of Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

Contents 1 Summary 2 Quotes 3 Magic Notes 3.1 Uses of Magic 3.2 Spells 3.2.1 To Prevent Sabrina from Conjuring Pancakes 4 Trivia 5 Comments

SummaryEdit

When Sabrina conjures up pancakes for herself one morning, she gets a stern warning from her aunts about what can happen if any member of the Spellman family were to eat them. Ignoring their warning, Sabrina takes a bite and becomes madly addicted to pancakes. Consequently, all Sabrina begins to think about is finding a stack of pancakes to eat, ultimately helping her come up with the best idea for a school fundraiser - a pancake breakfast.

Meanwhile, Hilda gets trapped in the northern part of the Other Realm for failing to fill out her immigration forms and it's up to Zelda to save her before she gets deported herself.

QuotesEdit

Magic NotesEdit

Uses of MagicEdit

SpellsEdit

To Prevent Sabrina from Conjuring PancakesEdit

(Cast by Zelda Spellman)

Because our feelings for Sabrina really matter

Here's a spell to prevent the aforementioned Sabrina from conjuring pancake batter.

TriviaEdit

•  Valerie and Mr. Kraft do not appear in this episode.
• In an online chat, Melissa Joan Hart mentioned that this is one of her favorite episodes of Sabrina.
• Hilda is transferred back to the northern part of the Other Realm after not filling out her immigration papers. The northern part of the Realm is a lot like the stereotype of Canada: cold and snowy, hockey is being watched on TV, and on the wall beside the phone are pictures of Canadian stars. Even the way Hilda talks is Canadian. This is actually because the actress who plays Hilda, Caroline Rhea, is from Canada.
• Sabrina is seen eating pancakes in front of her aunts in the Pilot.
• The character of Mrs. Mapleton is very similiar to Mrs. Butterworth. Yet, for copyright purposes, the name was changed.
• Sabrina's witch-pancake addiction is a nodding reference to a 1969 short film called Winter of the Witch. This film was in turn from a children's book and was about a witch who made magic blueberry pancakes that made everyone feel euphorically happy and see LSD-like visuals.