Next up is The Uninvited, an entity that emerged during the creation of all things when

he was turned away from a warm fire. Now he wanders through Greendale, knocking
on doors and ripping out the hearts of anyone who doesn't invite him into their homes
(because they're heartless, get it?).  It seems to be loosely based on Lovecraft's short
story, "The Outsider." When The Uninvited crashes Aunt Hilda's wedding to Dr.
Cerberus after being excluded from the festivities, the two Sabrinas defeat the entity
through trickery. I honestly felt a little sorry for this Eldritch Terror, but you can't have a
zombie-like figure ripping people's hearts out all over the place just because they failed
to show a bit of hospitality.

The rest of the Terrors make their appearance one by one: The Weird—an octopus-like
entity likely inspired by Lovecraft's most famous creation, Cthulhu—who is a parasite
with a collective consciousness that takes over Sabrina's body; The Perverse, whose
reality-warping powers are called forth by a gold imp statue (a nod to the Edgar Allan
Poe short story, "The Imp of the Perverse"); The Cosmic, in which the various realms
start to merge, with disastrous consequences; The Returned, in which departed loved
ones return from the dead; The Endless, possibly inspired by the Lovecraftian
deity Thasaidon; and finally, The Void, which existed at creation and will bring about the
end of all things.

(Warning: major spoilers below the gallery. Stop now if you haven't finished the
season.)

A traveling salesman of occult trinkets (James Urbaniak) arrives in Greendale.

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Blackwood steals the Imp of the Perverse (Terror #4) and uses it to alter reality.
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There's a strong Third Reich tone to this new alternate reality.
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Even cousin Ambrose (Chance Perdomo) is caught in the dark alternate reality.
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As public enemy #1, Sabrina takes on a disguise.
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Former Weird Sister Dorcas (Abigail Cowen) comes back from the dead thanks to
fifth Terror, The Returned.
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 Prudence comforts Agatha (Adeline Rudolph), a former Weird Sister driven mad
the pagan god Pan's flute last season.
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Also back from the dead: a murderous '80s punk rock band called Satanic Panic.
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The Fright Club might not fare well in a demonic battle of the bands.
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A prom queen murdered by Satanic Panic comes back to take revenge.
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Blackwood bears the mark of Cain and can't be killed, but Prudence reduces him
a head on a plate.
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Metratron, an angel from the Celestial Realm, warns that two Sabrinas is causing
voc as realms begin to collide—but we should also blame the Cosmic.
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An attempt to merge the two Sabrinas is aborted.
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Sabrina Spellman reunites with Nick.
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Meanwhile, Sabrina Morningstar finds herself in an alternate reality where she is
upporting character on a sitcom.
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Her familiar, Salem, is the "star"—and also the next Eldritch Terror, The Endless.
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Aunt Zelda and Aunt Hilda are played here by Caroline Rhea and Beth Broderick,
o played the roles in the 1996 TV series.
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Blackwood is the director on this nightmarish set.
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Caliban relishes working in props but still has time to flash those abs.
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 Ambrose does the dirty work of the Green Room, where fired cast members are
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Agatha and Prudence? Or harbingers of The Void?
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Sabrina Morningstar demands to speak to the head writer.
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Let's start with what worked this final season. The cast remains phenomenal, with
everyone turning in exceptional performances despite being given some very silly
material to work with at times. In particular, Michelle Gomez as Lilith/MadamSatan, and
Miranda Otto and Lucy Davis as Aunt Zelda and Aunt Hilda, respectively, have long
anchored the show and continue to do so in S4. The aunts even get to play opposite
their counterparts from the 1996 TV series, Caroline Rhea and Beth Broderick, in the
penultimate episode, "The Endless"—the aforementioned standout in the series.