Bundt Friday

Yum yum yum yum. I'll take him even with his onion breath! Delicious.

I find this episode better than the pilot. The rhythm is still a bit slow, like the first episode, but the jokes are starting to land more, and the show isn't trying to take itself too seriously, which is a good thing. It's starting to embrace a bit of goofiness, which makes it special, magical, and unique.

While not all the jokes hit the mark, there's a lot of charm in the episode, especially in the dynamic between the mortals and witches. There's something very appealing about seeing mortals affected by the touch of magic.

Overall, it's a good episode. It feels like the show is beginning to understand itself and keeps building its universe. The appearance of Luisa was fun, I hope she sticks around. I also loved the truth sprinkles and their real-life repercussions, though I wish they had played more with that. The story with Libby seemed to disappear halfway through, which was a missed opportunity. It was fun seeing Jenny's disappointment with Harvey, but also heartwarming to see Harvey's growing attention toward Sabrina, very cute. Aunt Hilda's appearances were fantastic too.