Set in the fictional college town of Hilltowne, Charmed follows the lives of three sisters, Macy, Mel and Maggie Vera who, after the tragic death of their mother, discover they are three of the most powerful witches of all time.
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Set in the fictional college town of Hilltowne, Charmed follows the lives of three sisters, Macy, Mel and Maggie Vera who, after the tragic death of their mother, discover they are three of the most powerful witches of all time.
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The sisters are put through witch lessons, but when Macy learns of a mysterious death in her lab, she informs her sisters and together they devise a plan to suss out the demon.
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Directed by Michael A. AllowitzWritten by Joey FalcoGuest stars Leah Lewis, Natalie Hall, Benjamin Beauchemin, Camille Legg, Rob Carpenter, Rowan Jang, Glenn Ennis, Jerome Yoo
While waiting for The Elders to arrive, the sister’s patience is growing thin as they keep a watchful eye on their new charge. Mel does not agree with the solution presented by The Elders and enlists Maggie and Macy’s and even Harry’s help, but it means going against The Elders. Meanwhile, Macy, Mel and Maggie are all starting to realize that juggling their two worlds is becoming more difficult.
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Directed by Melanie MayronWritten by Marcos LuevanosGuest stars Leah Lewis, Natalie Hall, Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Valerie Cruz, Garrett Quirk, Brendon Zub
Worried about Niko’s safety, Mel and Harry come up with a plan to protect her. Maggie notices that Macy is upset about her situation with Galvin, so she offers to do some recon with her. Meanwhile, Maggie’s sorority sister Lucy turns to her for some help, but Maggie struggles with telling her the truth because it could jeopardize her sorority future.
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Directed by Amyn KaderaliWritten by George NorthyGuest stars Meagan Tandy, Natalie Hall, Constantine Rousouli, Craig Parker, Brendon Zub, Shelene Yung, Jerome Yoo, Guilherme Babilonia
With Maggie trying to make up with Lucy, she realizes that there is a new Kappa member she isn’t familiar with and enlists Mel’s help to find out what is going on. Macy is concerned about what she saw on Galvin and invites herself to his birthday party to investigate. Meanwhile, Macy is told a cryptic message about her past that she decides to share with her sisters, but her sisters have a secret from her.
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Directed by Jeffrey W. ByrdWritten by Emmylou DíazGuest stars Meagan Tandy, Caroline Cave, McKaley Miller, Eva La Dare, Natalie Hall, Constantine Rousouli, Valerie Cruz, Abby Ross
After some unusual seismic activity, Harry informs the sisters that Hilltowne is a portal to hell. With that said, the sisters must band together to fight off a shadowy demon that is trying to obtain a collection of powerful magical artifacts. Meanwhile, Macy is given an exciting opportunity at work which comes with unexpected complications. Lastly, Maggie has a conflict of conscience over her relationship with Parker.
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Directed by Jamie TravisWritten by Sarah GoldfingerGuest stars Aline Elasmar, Rya Kihlstedt, Craig Parker, Aleyse Shannon, Callard Harris, Rya Kihlstedt, Guilherme Babilonia, Ricardo Pequenino
While on the hunt for Jada, Mel scours The Book of Shadows as Harry and Charity cross reference them to find any clues that might lead them to this new demon. As if that isn’t enough, they discover that there is a Changeling Demon on the loose that puts one of the sisters in danger. Elsewhere, Maggie signs up for a job helping to market a new dating app which could land her a summer internship. Macy decides to go outside her comfort zone after a little encouragement from Maggie. Meanwhile, Mel is given a task by The Elders that she was not expecting.
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Directed by Vanessa PariseWritten by Zoe MarshallGuest stars Abraham Lim, Anna Maria Perez De Taglé, Rya Kihlstedt, Constantine Rousouli, Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Aleyse Shannon, Ryan Jinn
Mel turns to Harry for guidance after learning information about the magical world that leaves her questioning everything she knows. Galvin shows up to see Macy and she is determined to not let fate get in the way of their potential relationship. Meanwhile, Maggie tries to keep her mom’s Christmas traditions going and is excited for Parker to be a part of it.
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Directed by Michael LangeWritten by Amy Rardin, Jessica O'TooleGuest stars Eva La Dare, Rya Kihlstedt, Constantine Rousouli, Craig Parker, Aleyse Shannon, Raresh DiMofte, Timothy Wallace, Khamisa Wilsher
The sisters turn to The Elders for advice about Harry. Mel, fed up with The Elders rules, turns to Jada for help without telling her sisters. With a plan in place, they must face an unexpected threat which leads Maggie to find a strength she didn’t know she had. Meanwhile, Galvin shares some shocking news with Macy that will change everything.
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Directed by Vanessa PariseWritten by Allyssa LeeGuest stars Matthew Willig, Rya Kihlstedt, Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Aleyse Shannon, Leah Pipes, Parm Soor, Ryan Spong
Macy is eager to share the information she has learned with her sisters, but is thrown by their reaction to the news. To cheer herself up, Maggie decides to try out for an a capella group, but something doesn’t feel right about the group. Meanwhile, Mel runs into an unexpected person from her past.
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Directed by Gina RodriguezWritten by Natalia FernandezGuest stars Jaime Camil, Chrissie Fit, Ali Stroker, Natalie Hall, Virginia Williams, Aleyse Shannon, Dimitri Vantis, Rady Panov
With Macy on a quest to find answers, she goes against Harry’s advice and summons up a Necromancer which puts her and Maggie in harm’s way. Maggie attends a frat party at Lucy’s encouragement, to help her get over Parker. Meanwhile, Mel helps Harry who is struggling with his regained memories.
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Directed by Brad SilberlingWritten by Michael ReiszGuest stars Malaya Rivera Drew, Natalie Hall, Rya Kihlstedt, Craig Parker, Valerie Cruz, Mackenzie Marsh, Thomas Cadrot, Tom Tasse
With life seemingly back to normal, Parker tips off Maggie to a mysterious death on campus that might be of demonic nature. After the sisters consult with Harry, they try to trap the creature, but they soon realize that not everyone can avoid its powers. Meanwhile, Galvin remembers something from his grandma’s stories that could help Macy overcome her dark side.
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Directed by Melanie MayronWritten by Amy Rardin, Jessica O'TooleGuest stars Palma Lawrence Reed, Adam DiMarco, Eva La Dare, Rya Kihlstedt, Aleyse Shannon, Emily Bader, Brian Cyburt, Colm Hill
Macy is trying to cope with new her new demon situation by watching a lot of her favorite TV shows, but things take a weird and dangerous turn. Mel and Jada enlist Niko’s help to learn who might be after Jada. Maggie and Parker decide it is time to take their relationship to the next level, which leads them to make an unusual discovery. Meanwhile, Mel’s powers seem to be expanding with the guidance of Jada leaving her to question The Elders intentions.
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Directed by Stuart GillardWritten by Joey FalcoGuest stars Emily Tennant, Jimmy Tatro, Scott Porter, Aleyse Shannon, Leah Pipes, Adrian Glynn McMorran, Kira Clavell, Shaker Paleja
Maggie shows Macy, Harry and Charity the strange room under Vera Manor but they quickly learn just how dangerous it is when Mel and Maggie switch bodies and powers. Macy turns to The Elders for guidance about how to overcome her inner demon, which in turn leads her to have an eye-opening experience. Meanwhile, Maggie learns the secrets that Mel has been keeping from her sisters.
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Directed by Claudia YarmyWritten by George NorthyGuest stars Morgan Taylor Campbell, Raylene Harewood, Sohm Kapila, Natalie Hall, Virginia Williams, Aleyse Shannon, Leah Pipes, Dominic McDowell
Macy is not able to trust herself due to her memory lapses, so she asks Harry and Charity for help. Stronger than she thought she was, Macy starts to piece things together and is eager to share her vision with her sisters. Meanwhile, Mel and Maggie are worried about Macy and turn to an unexpected source for help.
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Directed by Norman BuckleyWritten by Emmylou DíazGuest stars Sohm Kapila, Natalie Hall, Rya Kihlstedt, Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Leah Pipes, Valerie Cruz
When Niko reaches out to Mel for help, she unknowingly reveals a new demon. Maggie volunteers to infiltrate the “cult” to help thwart him, but when she goes missing Macy and Mel set out to find her before it’s too late. Harry must face the consequences of the “gift” that The Elders have bestowed on him, leaving Mel, Macy and Maggie shocked and angry. Mel thinks that Fiona might be the key to helping Harry, which seems to cause trouble between her and Jada. Meanwhile, Parker is getting worse and Maggie has an idea on how to make him better.
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Directed by Megan FollowsWritten by Sarah GoldfingerGuest stars Tyler Blackburn, Rya Kihlstedt, Jessica Steen, Aleyse Shannon, Leah Pipes, Carlena Britch, Jessica Steen, Michele Goyns
When Harry mysteriously disappears, a substitute Whitelighter, Tessa, surprises the sisters. With Galvin's return imminent, Macy knows she must tell him her decision about her demon side. Niko is curious when she sees that the Sarcana has cleared out and calls Mel for clarity, but when Mel arrives she is alarmed at what she discovers. Meanwhile, Maggie is trying to figure out how she can pay for college and turns to Macy for guidance.
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Directed by Greg BeemanWritten by Zoe Marshall, Marcos LuevanosGuest stars Eva La Dare, Chloe Bridges, Aleyse Shannon, Carlena Britch, Bzhaun Rhoden, Natalie Malaika
With Harry still missing, Mel, Macy and Maggie devise a plan that requires to ask for Tessa’s help. Parker is close to conquering his demon side, but all doesn’t go smoothly so he turns to Maggie for what he hopes will be comfort. Meanwhile, Niko is eager to help Mel, but in return asks Mel for help in learning about her past.
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Directed by Stuart GillardWritten by Natalia Fernandez, Allyssa LeeGuest stars Rya Kihlstedt, Constantine Rousouli, Chloe Bridges, Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Aleyse Shannon, Leah Pipes, Khamisa Wilsher
With the Elders feeling that their lives are still in danger, the sisters and Harry band together to try and stop the evil that is happening. Mel and Maggie become concerned when Macy starts to tap more easily into her demon side. Meanwhile, Niko and Mel seem to be in a good place until Mel messes it up.
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Directed by Jeffrey W. ByrdWritten by Mia Katherine IversonGuest stars Natalie Hall, Constantine Rousouli, Jessica Steen, Karin Konoval, Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Leah Pipes, Valerie Cruz
Galvin discovers that something bizarre is happening with the patients that are being brought into the hospital. Maggie gets a clue about how to keep The Source from taking over. Meanwhile, both Macy and Galvin do something no one could have predicted.
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Directed by Anya AdamsWritten by Michael ReiszGuest stars Craig Parker, Virginia Williams, Leah Pipes, Carlena Britch, Jessica Garcie, Katie Stuart, Robert Hayley, Kevin Haaland
Maggie, Mel and Harry grow wary of Macy's newfound power; Macy keeps creating alternate realities, but they don't end up being the perfect versions she was hoping for; Maggie and Mel still struggle with what will happen in their personal lives.
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Directed by Vanessa PariseWritten by Amy Rardin, Jessica O'Toole, Carter CovingtonGuest stars Valerie Cruz, Callard Harris, Mackenzie Marsh, Emily Bader, Joyce Robbins, Vanessa Prasad, Jodi Pongratz