Sabrina x Nailed It! Challenge | Full Episode | Netflix

Summary

In this hilarious and chaotic minisode of Nailed It!, three witches—Miranda, Lucy, and Kiernan—tackle a supernatural baking challenge. With man cakes inspired by *Sabrina’s* characters Harvey, Nicholas, and Lucifer, they must bake and decorate under tight time constraints. The competition is fierce, with unexpected twists like a 'Take a Chance' button and a familiar cat causing more trouble. Amidst buttercream disasters and figurine sculpting chaos, the witches race against the clock to create the most impressive (or most disastrous) cake. It's a fun-filled, spooky, and laugh-out-loud episode that blends baking with witchcraft and wit.

Takeaways

• 😀 Spirits of baking are invoked to summon three ingredients to complete a recipe.
• 😀 Special guests, Kiernan, Miranda, and Lucy, join the episode, and they are fans of the show.
• 😀 Miranda brings a hammer, which is humorously explained as a defense against Lucy.
• 😀 The baking challenge involves making cakes modeled after characters from Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Harvey Kinkle, Nicholas Scratch, and Lucifer.
• 😀 Contestants must rush to grab the cake they want to create and begin baking with an hour to complete the task.
• 😀 A 'Take a Chance' button is introduced, allowing each contestant to get an advantage but with an element of surprise.
• 😀 The challenge includes making a cake and buttercream, but there is a focus on sculpting figurines of the characters.
• 😀 Contestants are allowed to bring their own cake mix, leading to some playful rule-bending by Lucy.
• 😀 The buttercream is challenging to make, with some contestants struggling to get the right texture.
• 😀 Humor is a central element, with light-hearted banter and moments like Miranda’s figurine's 'swole' transformation and a dislike of cats.

Q & A

What is the primary challenge faced by the participants in this episode?

The primary challenge is to create cakes inspired by different characters, including Sabrina's boyfriend Harvey Kinkle, Nicholas Scratch, and the Dark Lord, Lucifer. They must bake the cakes and decorate them with figurines within an hour.

What special element is introduced during the challenge for the participants?

Each participant is given a 'Take a Chance' button, which grants them an advantage, though the nature of the advantage is unknown until it is triggered.

How do the participants react to the introduction of the figurine challenge?

The participants are eager to work on the figurines, though they struggle with the details, such as adding legs or sculpting the characters' features. One participant, Lucy, adds extra muscles to her figurine of Nicholas Scratch to make him look more swole.

What is the significance of the 'Take a Chance' button?

The 'Take a Chance' button is a game element that offers an unknown advantage. The participants do not know what the advantage will be until it is triggered, adding an element of surprise and strategy to the challenge.

What is mentioned about the cake mix brought by one of the participants?

Lucy brings her own cake mix, which raises questions about whether bringing your own ingredients is allowed. This suggests that Lucy is a confident and rebellious character who enjoys doing things her own way.

How do the participants feel about the cats in the kitchen?

Kiernan expresses discomfort with the cat, stating that she doesn't like cats and wants it to go away. The cat appears to be a bit of a distraction in the kitchen.

What is the reaction of the participants when the buttercream mixture goes wrong?

One of the participants, Miranda, initially tries to follow the recipe but ends up with a thick, lumpy buttercream that resembles cottage cheese. She admits to giving up on it and decides to move forward with whatever she has.

What role does Jacques play in the kitchen, according to the script?

Jacques is introduced as a new familiar in Season Two, and is briefly mentioned when he distracts one of the participants with a cat. His role seems to be as a comedic side character who adds to the chaos in the kitchen.

How do the participants feel about the time limit on the challenge?

The participants seem somewhat anxious about the one-hour time limit, with the urgency being emphasized by the host. The challenge is tight, requiring them to manage their time between baking, preparing the buttercream, and sculpting the figurines.

How does Kiernan feel during the challenge?

Kiernan seems confident and is in a positive mood, stating she has 'never been better' when asked how she's doing. This suggests that she is comfortable with the task at hand, even if there are some challenges along the way.