Throughout the show, there are some mortals that represent scumbags in the real world. These four "men" in particular. For those of you wondering, they include Darryl's partner Smith from the Manny Hanks episode, Paige's sniveling ingrate coworker Donnie from the Fury episode, her chauvinistic boss Mr. Stewick from the first Cleaners episode and Phoebe's misogynistic rival Spencer Ricks from the Witch Doctor episode. Feel free to post any others in the comments. But remember, mortals only!

The wiki calls this power seen in "Pre-Witched" projective levitation. I'm just wondering why that is, I mean it could easily be telekinesis, so how did it get identified as projective levitation?

I know Piper was supposed to be the “modest” sister but she really could eat up the other sisters when she wanted to. Such a natural beauty. They all were.

The Drake De'Mon episodes are serious quality bangers, but of the Drake trilogy how would you rank them from favorite to least favorite?

For me it's in order of how they aired but my all-time favorite is Carpe Demon.

Im curious what demographic makes the majority of Charmed viewers. I wanted to go deeper with age, ethnicity ect. but unfortunately could only add so many options. If you are curious too, put your demographic and we'll find out :)

I love when they have sit-down moments like this and talk about what’s on their minds. You can tell that it hurt Piper to say this, but she knew this conversation had to be had sooner rather than later. And them holding hands as it fades out makes it so much sadder, even leading into “Witchstock” when Phoebe & Paige orb out after hugging Piper, and she says she wishes they were still here. And Leo says she should tell them that, but she shakes her head and says no she shouldn’t and goes to bed.

If im right. They erased Leo's memories and drop him somewhere to "find his way" not allowing the sisters to intervene, then an actual Elder picks him up pushing him towards all that greater power, you have a healing touch, sense of purpose theres nothing more rewarding etc pushing him that way couldn't have intervened more. Then make him disappear as soon as they catch up to him like wtf lol I liked Julian McMahon back in an episode though. Drake also i liked him.

These are what I think are her best hairstyles. Primarily from Seasons 2, 4, 6, and 8

Prue’s headstone indicates she was 31 I believe at the time she died.

I’m watching S4 E5 right now which takes place a couple months post-Prue and it’s revealed that Phoebe was 27 at the time she graduated. Phoebe states that her graduation was just last spring — which I would guess would make her and Prue only 3-4 years apart.

This is odd to me because I always thought their gap was slightly bigger like 5-6 years. I also know there’s a lot of plot holes too, so does anyone know the actual age the sisters are supposed to be?

Look at who I found when I was watching Beaches (1988), a young Victor Bennett!, I was shocked when I saw him. He has no greys yet. 😯

I think any Charmed fan has noticed the continuity errors throughout the show....it becomes one of the things that entertains us during our many rewatches lol.

One I recently noticed was in Season 7 'Scry Hard' when Piper and Leo are shrunk by Wyatt and put in the dollhouse. Leo asked Piper where Gram's sewing room was and she said it was where Wyatt's room is. So then it just occurred to me, after all these years it never occurred to me that the boys are in a room...but early on the show made it seem like there weren't many room options, hence why the nursery had been in their closet and why Prue traded rooms with Piper and Leo....so where did this extra room come from? 😅

Lastly....PIPER SEWED LEO THROUGH HIS SHIRT! 😂 They did a close up when she was going to stick the needle in and the shirt was still over the wound, granted there is a hole in the shirt but who tries to sew a wound through a small hole in clothing?! Lol

These are the inconsistencies that tickle me to find and I find a new one with each rematch (and there have been many lol).

What have been some inconsistencies or filming errors you've spotted that makes you giggle or go 'huh'?

If you could choose 4 powers from the powers the sisters possess, which powers would you want?

My list: 1.Telekinesis. 2. Orbing. 3 Healing and 4. Astral Projection.

1. I would love to move things with my mind, I think it would come in handy in day to day life.

2. Also Orbing around the world would be amazing and would be much cheaper than flying, and if in a hurry faster than a bike or car. Also Leo said it burns a lot of calories so wouldn't need to be worried about gaining weight.

3. I would love to help others and be able to heal people and animals. Especially loved ones.

4. Even though similar as Orbing, I would love to be able to be at two places at once. And with enough practice if I could stay awake in my normal and Astral form, my the things I could accomplish and do faster.

Hi,
So I’m a newbie to Charmed and never saw it when it originally came out. I started the show last year and this week just finished up season 7. I know I’m late to the party…..but what the heck?! I’m so confused/disappointed/wtf at the direction the finale went it. And now I’m starting season 8 and not impressed. Billie? Paige being a cop? This weird Sex and The City voiceover thing they’re doing? Fake identities?
This is weird. I wanted to see the sisters continue kicking butt, raising their magical kiddos, and more! Not…..this.

Okay thanks for listening lol. Just needed to vent about it to people who may understand. Also, I wish charmed could’ve gone on forever like greys anatomy has. It absolutely had the potential.

Pure and Jack
Phoebe and Eric
Piper and Mark or Dan
Paige husband was perfect
Obviously, prue should have been with Andy, but he's dead so

I honestly hate Agent Brody more than Billie and I never got why Billie became the fandom punching bag when Brody exists.

Yeah Billie having powers that feel like a Prue rehash was annoying. The telekinesis, the combat skills, the “super witch” vibe, the way the show clearly wanted her to fill the missing badass sister role after Prue died, I get why people rolled their eyes at that. And Season 8 relying so heavily on Billie didn’t help either.

But even with all that, Billie still felt like an actual person to me.

She was awkward, eager, emotional, impulsive, sometimes funny, sometimes reckless. You could buy that she was a young witch thrown into this huge magical world way over her head. She genuinely admired the sisters and wanted to help people. Even when she turned against them, it didn’t come from nowhere. Christy completely manipulated her emotionally and preyed on the fact Billie spent her entire life traumatized over losing her sister. Billie wanted her family back so badly that she ignored all the red flags because she didn’t want to lose Christy again.

And the biggest thing is Billie still had guilt. You could tell she hated what everything was turning into.

Brody though? Once “There’s Something About Leo” happened I was done with him.

I could never get the image of him holding Phoebe at gunpoint out of my head. I know the timeline gets reset because of the Avatars, but I don’t care, we still SAW it. The show still chose to write him doing that. And after that episode I stopped trying to force myself to like him because every appearance after that just made him worse.

Then you pile on everything else:
He tranq darts Paige.
He becomes completely obsessed with the Avatars to an unhealthy degree.
He works with Zankou.
He kills Leo in "There's Something About Leo" before the Avatars reversed it.
He constantly acts like he knows better than everyone else.
And even after finding out the Avatars didn’t murder his parents, he STILL refuses to back down.

That’s what really made him exhausting to me. His character had nowhere to go besides “angry guy obsessed with revenge.” Every conversation circled back to the Avatars. Every decision came back to his obsession. It stopped being tragic and just became repetitive.

And honestly I think the show wanted viewers to see him as this tortured morally gray anti-hero, but a lot of the time he just came across like a paranoid extremist. Especially compared to someone like Cole who at least had layers, charm, inner conflict, and chemistry with the sisters.

I also think Kerr Smith just didn’t bring enough charisma to make Brody work long term. Kaley Cuoco at least had natural likability even when the writing for Billie got messy. Billie could blend into lighter episodes, emotional episodes, comedy scenes, sister scenes. Brody felt like he walked in from a completely different darker show and never relaxed for even one second.

Honestly by the end of Season 7 I was more tired of Brody than I ever was of Billie in Season 8.

I finished reading the Charmed comics and I’m honestly really moved. I got super attached to the sisters and the emotional side of the story, but after everything, I think I need something a bit more uplifting and comforting to watch next 😅

Does anyone know any shows similar to Charmed that still have magic/friendship/family vibes, but are a little lighter or more hopeful overall? I’m open to older or newer shows.

My gf and I are on a rewatch (first time since the show aired that I’ve seen it). Very much enjoying the show again. But we are both wondering what was going on with the wardrobe department on this show. We are only like 10 episodes into season 3 and it seems like every episode they are wear some interesting choices. I think even more so since P3 opened. And even the show acknowledges it because there is a scene where they get running shoes specifically to keep near them since they are always fighting and running in heels. Anyone know any comments that cast or backstage people have made about wardrobe choices?

This is a Red Hair Paige appreciation post, so feel free to post some of your favorite moments in the comments! 'Cause Rose truly slayed that color here.

Phoebe from charmed irritates me deeply lol. More than any other sister i feel her love life gets in the way so often. Also I feel she struggles trusting the other sisters judgment (Piper struggles as well) I’m on season 8 and her refusal to believe the threat Christy is, is bothering me. Her love constantly puts thru unnecessary issues and she somehow seems to never learn. #Charmed

Piper: “Why don’t they make a card that says ‘You used to be my white lighter and now your wings are clipped and you’re sleeping in my club?’
Phoebe: “Or how about ya snooze, ya lose, and now I’m getting naked with the neighbor?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My top 3. Season 4. While I hate that Prue died between Season 3 and 4. I like how much of fresh air Paige brings to the show. I also like that the show is still dark. We see how much losing a loved one can affect you. Piper as a fury was something.

The Source was an amazing villain as was the Seer.

Cole becoming the Source and trying to fight off his hold. The demonic factions.

Overall amazing season.

My top 2. Season 1. This season is dark, everything still feels new and fresh. We get to know the sisters and also learn their family secret slowly but throughly. I liked Andy and Prue together and I liked how the show showed how conflicted Prue felt with being a witch who was in love.

Of course the beginning of Piper & Leo is also something I love. Seeing Piper working in Quake was also nice.

I love season 1 Phoebe, she is so funny even though sometimes reckless. She was full of energy and curiosity.

We see glimpses of Grams, Patty and even Melinda.

Not the biggest fan of first Victor.

Amazing start for an amazing show.

My top 1. Season 3. This is when the show was at its peak. It felt like everything was coming together. Their powers were growing. New more powerful enemies. First time seeing the high Heaven's and more white lighters. All Halliwells eve, seeing Charlotte and baby Melinda. Seeing the Source for the first time. Damn.

Piper and Leo getting married 🤍🩵

Phoebe and Cole. I loved them in season 3.

Prue being a super witch while still somehow being able to keep her career as a photographer and struggling in love life.

Victor coming back and mending his relationship with his girls and even seeing Patty and mending things with her in a way.

Pretty much everything about season 3 screams perfection.

I love the show and it's an easy watch, but it does get a bit repetitive or silly at times.

The best episodes for me were the ones where they interacted more with the real world. These episodes felt deeper and there was more tension.

For example when Piper gets infected and goes to the hospital, when Phoebe gets arrested in the future and there is a witch trial, when Piper is again in hospital lol S3 E22.

There are probably some more of these but you get what I'm saying