Melissa Joan Hart says she won’t be a part of the planned reboot of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, a TV show she starred in from 1996 to 2003.

“We’re not involved in that. So, whatever it is they are doing, I have no clue. I assume it’s going to be a little Buffy-esque. That’s what it sounds like to me. Much darker,” the 41-year-old actress recently told a crowd at New York Comic Con.

Hart is on the promotion trail for The Watcher in the Woods, which she directed and produced. Her ghost-story remake of the classic 1980 TV movie stars Anjelica Huston, Tallulah Evans and Dixie Egerickx.

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When Hanson released its Middle of Nowhere album in 1996, the family band became virtually inescapable. First single “MMMBop” was everywhere, while follow-up singles “Where’s The Love,” “Weird,” “I Will Come to You,” and “Thinking of You” also helped led Nowhere to sell more than 10 million copies worldwide. Fast-forward two decades and Hanson – brothers Taylor, Zac, and Isaac still collaborate – is headlining concerts at sold-out venues around the world, while releasing a new studio album every few years. The trio is currently on the road supporting their second Christmas full-length album, the recently-released Finally, It’s Christmas.

Hanson made headlines again a few years back when the brothers launched the Hanson Brothers Beer Company and released its first beer, obviously named Mmmhops. Proving their beer business is not a one-note venture, additional varieties have since come out, including some launched at their annual Tulsa, Oklahoma, beer-and-music festival, Hop Jam Beer and Music Festival.

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