STARS of iconic kids TV show Sabrina the Teenage Witch sent fans wild as they reunited 20 years after the last episode.
The Sabrina gang got back together for 90s Con and wasted no time in posing together.
Melissa Joan Hart, who played the titular character, was joined by Caroline Rhea and Beth Broderick – better known as Sabrina's aunts Hilda and Zelda.
Also there were Libby Chessler star Jenna Leigh Green, Nate Richert, who played Harvey Kinkle and Nick Bakay, the voice of Sabrina's cat Salem.
Caroline Rhea shared a fun clip of the stars on Instagram, and added: "Sometimes it feels like #sabrinatheteenagewitch was actually a documentary. Family of weirdos with varying degrees of rhythm."
Fans were overjoyed at seeing them back together, with one writing: "We need a revival. You guys are amazing."
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Another said: "I'm so happy to see you all together."
And a third added: "Wish we could get a real reboot!"
However Melissa, 47, left fans seriously disappointed earlier this year when she poured water on the idea of a new series of Sabrina.
She told E! News: "There's too much red tape to get through.
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"I mean, I think we would all have a lot of fun, but I don't think that that necessarily makes for a good show just because we're having a blast. I think that it's really hard to reboot something, do it smart.
"I think that people have thought about it for too long and everyone has an idea of what they want it to be, but I don't think it would ever make anyone happy."
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