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Charmed (season 3)
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Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	22
Release
Original network	The WB
Original release	October 5, 2000 – May 17, 2001
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The third season of Charmed, an American supernatural drama television series created by Constance M. Burge, originally aired in the United States on The WB from October 5, 2000 through May 17, 2001. Paramount Home Entertainment released the complete third season in a six-disc box set on November 15, 2005.

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May 19, 2011 The Charmed Ones need to track down a Banshee and would you believe it, there's a spell for that:) From the episode look who's barking from season 3.
Jan 12, 2017 The 3rd season of Charmed sees several remarkable adjustments in the siblings’ lives. As Cole/Belthazor relocates his method right into The Charmed Ones’ lives, he comes to be conflicted in between his task towards The Set of three and also his love for.

23 rows Charmed is an American television series created by Constance M. Burge.In the United.

The series follows the adventures of Prue (Shannen Doherty), Piper (Holly Marie Combs) and Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano), three sisters who discover they are the Charmed Ones, the most powerful good witches of all time who use their combined Power of Three to protect innocents from evil beings. Windows update from microsoft website. Other regular cast members include Brian Krause as Leo Wyatt and Dorian Gregory as Darryl Morris, both of whom return from the previous season as well as Julian McMahon as Cole Turner, who is introduced in the premiere.

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It is the last season to feature original cast member Shannen Doherty, as she left the series at the end of the season.

1Cast and Characters

Cast and Characters[edit]

Main[edit]

Shannen Doherty as Prue Halliwell
Holly Marie Combs as Piper Halliwell
Alyssa Milano as Phoebe Halliwell
Brian Krause as Leo Wyatt
Julian McMahon as Cole Turner^[a]
Dorian Gregory as Darryl Morris^[b]

Special Guest[edit]

Ron Perlman as Kellman

Recurring[edit]

James Read as Victor Bennett
Finola Hughes as Patty Halliwell
Jennifer Rhodes as Penny Halliwell
Amir Aboulela as Triad Demon Member #1
Shaun Toub as Triad Demon Member #2
Rick Overton as Triad Demon Member #3

Guest[edit]

Sadie Stratton as Charlotte Warren
Clare Carey as Eva
Danielle Weeks as Sally
Elizabeth Harnois as Brooke
Michael Dietz as Christopher
Erik Passoja as The Boss
Rick Hearst as Troxa
Eddie Cahill as Sean
Morgan Weisser as Vinceres
Harry Groener as Father Thomas
Jason Carter as Andras
Rainn Wilson as Kierkan
Steve Valentine as Eames
Dana Ashbrook as T.J.
Simon Templeman as Angel Of Death
W. Earl Brown as Shadow (A former Cat Familiar who betrayed his charge Ariel to become An Immortal Warlock)
Sherri Saum as Ariel
Kevin Weisman as Lukas
Gregory Scott Cummins as Vornac
Ian Buchanan as Raynor
Jennifer Tung as Klea
Joseph D. Reitman as Tarkin
Rachel Luttrell as Janna
Amy Moon as Leeza
Keith Diamond as Reese Davidson

Special Musical Guest[edit]

Idol

Special Appearance by[edit]

Buff Bagwell as Slammer
Booker T. Huffman as Thunder
Scott Steiner as Mega-Man

Episodes[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
45	1	'The Honeymoon's Over'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	October 5, 2000	4300045	7.7^[1]
While Piper and Leo are away for a month seeing The Elders, Prue and Phoebe must face a series of demons known as Guardians, who help mortal murderers go free in exchange for the souls of their victims. After saving Darryl from a Guardian, Prue and Phoebe must testify in court, where it is later revealed that the judge and all the other people in the court room are demons. Phoebe falls in love with the District Attorney Cole Turner (Julian McMahon), however she does not know he is a demon sent by The Triad to kill the Charmed Ones. Meanwhile, Piper and Leo return and reveal that The Elders want them to end their relationship or else the sisters will get a new Whitelighter. However, Leo decides to propose to Piper in secret.
46	2	'Magic Hour'	John Behring	Zack Estrin & Chris Levinson	October 12, 2000	4300046	5.1^[2]
The sisters must help a young man who is turned into an owl by day and his girlfriend who is turned into a wolf by night. The two lovers have been cursed by the woman's warlock boss, who will lift the curse once she gives in to him or whenever there is a 'night within a day'. Meanwhile, Piper and Leo try to find a way to hide their wedding from The Elders. However, they eventually find out about the wedding and send Leo away during the ceremony.
47	3	'Once Upon a Time'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Krista Vernoff	October 19, 2000	4300047	5.4^[3]
While Piper worries that Leo will never return, Prue and Phoebe try to save a little girl named Kate and a Fairy Princess named Thistle from evil trolls who lurk in the 'tweens' and want to capture the princess. When Prue and Phoebe need Piper's help, her concern with Leo causes a spell to backfire, placing Kate in more danger. Meanwhile, Cole, who appears in his demonic form Belthazor, tries to steal the Book of Shadows.
48	4	'All Halliwell's Eve'	Anson Williams	Sheryl J. Anderson	October 26, 2000	4300048	6.5^[4]
On Halloween, a local coven leader from the 1600s named Eva (Clare Carey), summons the sisters back in time to save a witch named Charlotte (Sadie Stratton) and her soon-to-be born child from an evil witch named Ruth Cobb (Judy Geeson), who wants to raise the child evil. It is later revealed that the child in the womb is the sisters' ancestor Melinda Warren and Cole travels back in time to capture her at birth. Meanwhile, back in the present time, Leo and Darryl try to fight off two Grimlocks who were vanquished by the Charmed Ones once before, but were brought back by the power of Halloween.
49	5	'Sight Unseen'	Perry Lang	William Schmidt	November 2, 2000	4300049	5.7^[5]
Prue becomes obsessed with learning more about The Triad, and thinks that they are launching an attack when the manor is burglarized with her personal items missing. Piper cannot concentrate whenever she is with Leo in a romantic setting because she fears that The Elders are always watching them. Meanwhile, Cole discovers that a demon named Troxa is trying to kill the sisters.
50	6	'Primrose Empath'	Mel Damski	Daniel Cerone	November 9, 2000	4300051	6.1^[6]
Unwittingly following the signs laid out by Cole, Prue comes into contact with a seemingly innocent shut-in, Vinceres, who refuses to leave his apartment that is about to be demolished. The man is faced with unendurable pain caused by his ability of feeling all of the emotions of the city. After learning the man is an Empath, she casts a spell to relieve him of his power, but it is transferred to her. Prue is later told he is a demon given this power to serve as a curse, causing him the inability to prey on witches or innocents. She nearly goes insane from bearing this gift that she was not meant to have. But Prue eventually overcomes it, intensifying the pain Vinceres felt by finally astral-projecting into his body and destroying him.
51	7	'Power Outage'	Craig Zisk	Monica Breen & Alison Schapker	November 16, 2000	4300050	5.7^[7]
In an attempt to destroy the Charmed Ones, Cole enlists the help of Andras, a demon who magnifies anger into rage. Meanwhile, when the sisters lose their magic after using their powers against each other, they are left defenseless against attacks from The Triad and Belthazor.
52	8	'Sleuthing with the Enemy'	Noel Nosseck	Peter Hume	December 14, 2000	4300052	5.5^[8]
When the sisters discover that Cole is Belthazor, Phoebe must make one of the toughest decisions of her life: either vanquish her boyfriend or keep one of the most dangerous demons known to exist alive.
53	9	'Coyote Piper'	Chris Long	Krista Vernoff	January 11, 2001	4300053	5.1^[9]
Prue and Phoebe have their hands full when Piper is possessed by the evil spirit named Terra, on the day of her high school reunion.
54	10	'We All Scream for Ice Cream'	Allan Kroeker	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	January 18, 2001	4300054	5.4^[10]
The sisters trace a mysterious ice-cream van operator who abducts children, but the evil may not be who they initially suspect. Meanwhile, the girls' dad Victor comes for a visit.
55	11	'Blinded by the Whitelighter'	David Straiton	Nell Scovell	January 25, 2001	4300055	5.4^[11]
The sisters must stop a warlock from executing his plan to steal specific powers from witches in his attempt to kill every Whitelighter in the world.
56	12	'Wrestling with Demons'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Sheryl J. Anderson	February 1, 2001	4300056	5.9^[12]
Prue discovers that her former college boyfriend is being led down the path to becoming a demon, and the sisters must risk their lives in an underworld wrestling ring to save his soul.
57	13	'Bride and Gloom'	Chris Long	William Schmidt	February 8, 2001	4300057	5.4^[13]
When a shapeshifting warlock tricks Prue into a shot-gun wedding in order to steal the Book of Shadows, Phoebe and Piper are lured to the dark side and begin to enjoy their new evil powers.
58	14	'The Good, The Bad and The Cursed'	Shannen Doherty	Monica Breen & Alison Schapker	February 15, 2001	4300058	5.1^[14]
Phoebe feels the pain of an injured Native American named Bo trapped in a time loop of a deserted town she visits. Prue and Cole enter the time loop that is stuck in the mid-1800s to save Bo, and Phoebe, from death at the hands of a local thug, and break the time loop.
59	15	'Just Harried'	Mel Damski	Daniel Cerone	February 22, 2001	4300059	5.8^[15]
On the day of Piper and Leo's wedding, Prue's astrally-projected self adopts an uninhibited, wild personality that threatens to ruin the wedding and place her in jail for murder.
60	16	'Death Takes a Halliwell'	Jon Paré	Krista Vernoff	March 15, 2001	4300060	5.4^[16]
Prue, growing weary of her battles to save innocents and in fighting off the Angel of Death, is forced to turn her back on a dying soul, and must come to grips with her feelings towards fate and the death of her mother.
61	17	'Pre-Witched'	David Straiton	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	March 22, 2001	4300061	5.1^[17]
While the sisters must deal with the possibility of being separated as Piper and Leo plan to move out on their own, they recall a time before they knew they were the Charmed Ones, when the girls were coming to grips with the death of Grams and Phoebe's departure to New York.
62	18	'Sin Francisco'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Nell Scovell	April 19, 2001	4300062	4.0^[18]
A demon named Lucas wielding the Seven Deadly Sins uses his powers against The Charmed Ones. Phoebe becomes infected with lust, Prue with pride, Piper with gluttony, and Leo with sloth. It is revealed that those infected with one of the sins may self-destruct due to the nature of the infection.
63	19	'The Demon Who Came in from the Cold'	Anson Williams	Sheryl J. Anderson	April 26, 2001	4300063	3.6^[19]
Cole poses as Belthazor to infiltrate an internet organization run by evil, that plans on controlling the world's information flow on the internet. Meanwhile, the sisters must vanquish the warlock posing as the company's manager without exposing Cole's role in the situation.
64	20	'Exit Strategy'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Story by : Peter Hume Teleplay by : Peter Hume & Daniel Cerone	May 3, 2001	4300064	4.1^[20]
The evil Brotherhood plots to sabotage Cole's relationship with Phoebe in an attempt to turn him back to evil. Meanwhile, Piper develops a new power, the ability to accelerate the molecules in an object.
65	21	'Look Who's Barking'	John Behring	Story by : Curtis Kheel Teleplay by : Curtis Kheel & Monica Breen & Alison Schapker	May 10, 2001	4300065	4.7^[21]
Phoebe has a premonition of a young woman being killed by a demon in a phone booth whilst adding on to the Belthazor section of the Book of Shadows, thus causing her to think Cole is responsible. However, the sisters realize that this murder does not follow Cole's pattern. Piper learns that it is actually the demon on the reverse page that's responsible; a Banshee. The sisters then cast a spell to track down the banshee which turns Prue into a dog, but Prue gets hit by a car. The driver takes her home to care for her, thus taking her out of the action. When the banshee attacks the Halliwell manor she surprises Phoebe in the attic and, sensing her immense pain, which is what the banshee feeds on, over Cole's betrayal, screams at her. It is later discovered that although this scream would kill mortals, it has a very different effect on witches: it turns them into a banshee too. Piper blows the Banshee up but it is too late, Phoebe has already turned into a banshee. Leo warns Piper that if Phoebe kills, she will stay a banshee forever.
66	22	'All Hell Breaks Loose'	Shannen Doherty	Brad Kern	May 17, 2001	4300066	5.3^[22]
Prue and Piper bring a doctor to the manor, to protect him from a powerful demonic assassin named Shax, who was sent by The Source. When Shax breaks into the manor, he throws Prue and Piper through a wall, causing them to almost die, until Leo arrives with enough time to heal them. Phoebe uses a vanquishing spell on Shax but it does not kill him. While searching for Shax out in the streets, Prue and Piper are caught on live television using their powers, thus exposing themselves as witches. Phoebe goes to the Underworld to find Cole and while there, they are forced to strike a deal with Tempus to travel back in time to before it was revealed that magic existed. They travel back successfully but Phoebe, Cole, and Leo are now trapped in the Underworld, leaving Prue and Piper lying unconscious on the floor from when Shax blasted them in his initial attack.

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Notes[edit]

^McMahon is only credited for the episodes he appears in.
^Gregory is only credited for the episodes he appears in.

References[edit]

^'TV Listings for - October 5, 2000'. TV Tango. Archived from the original on August 31, 2016.
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External links[edit]

List of Charmed season 3 episodes at the Internet Movie Database
List of Charmed season 3 episodes at TV.com
Charmed at epguides.com

Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Charmed_(season_3)&oldid=918362132'

Charmed is an American television series created by Constance M. Burge. In the United States, Charmed premiered on The WB on October 7, 1998 and ended on May 21, 2006, with 178 episodes.^[1]^[2]Charmed originally aired on Wednesday nights at 9:00 pm,^[1] before moving to Thursday nights for its second, third and fourth seasons.^[3]^[4]^[5] For the fifth season, the series moved to Sunday nights at 8:00 pm and remained there until its eighth and final season.^[2]^[6]

The first episode, 'Something Wicca This Way Comes', garnered 7.7 million viewers and broke the record for the highest-rated debut episode for The WB.^[7] For its first three seasons, Charmed was the second-highest rated series on The WB, behind 7th Heaven.^[8]^[9]^[10] During its fifth season, Charmed became the highest-rated Sunday night program in The WB's history.^[11]^[12] By the end of its eighth season, Charmed had become the second-longest drama broadcast by The WB and broke the record for the longest running hour-long television series featuring all female leads,^[13] later overtaken in 2012 by Desperate Housewives.

2Episodes

Series Overview[edit]

Season		Episodes		Originally aired		Nielsen ratings
Season		Episodes		First aired	Last aired	Viewers (millions)	Rank	Network Rank
1	22		October 7, 1998	May 26, 1999	5.4^[14]	118^[14]	2^[14]
2	22		September 30, 1999	May 18, 2000	5.2^[15]	120^[15]	2^[15]
3	22		October 5, 2000	May 17, 2001	4.9^[16]	117^[16]	2^[16]
4	22		October 4, 2001	May 16, 2002	4.2^[17]	129^[17]	6^[17]
5	23		September 22, 2002	May 11, 2003	4.5^[18]	128^[18]	6^[18]
6	23		September 28, 2003	May 16, 2004	4.3^[19]	154^[19]	4^[19]
7	22		September 12, 2004	May 22, 2005	3.5^[20]	132^[20]	7^[20]
8	22		September 25, 2005	May 21, 2006	3.5^[21]	132^[21]	7^[21]

Episodes[edit]

Season 1 (1998–99)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
1	1	'Something Wicca This Way Comes'	John T. Kretchmer	Constance M. Burge	October 7, 1998	1498704	7.7^[22]
2	2	'I've Got You Under My Skin'	John T. Kretchmer	Brad Kern	October 14, 1998	4398001	N/A
3	3	'Thank You for Not Morphing'	Ellen Pressman	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	October 21, 1998	4398003	N/A
4	4	'Dead Man Dating'	Richard Compton	Javier Grillo-Marxuach	October 28, 1998	4398005	N/A
5	5	'Dream Sorcerer'	Nick Marck	Constance M. Burge	November 4, 1998	4398002	N/A
6	6	'The Wedding from Hell'	Richard Ginty	Greg Elliot & Michael Perricone	November 11, 1998	4398004	N/A
7	7	'The Fourth Sister'	Gilbert Adler	Edithe Swensen	November 18, 1998	4398006	N/A
8	8	'The Truth Is Out There… and It Hurts!'	James A. Contner	Zack Estrin & Chris Levinson	November 25, 1998	4398007	N/A
9	9	'The Witch Is Back'	Richard Denault	Sheryl J. Anderson	December 16, 1998	4398008	N/A
10	10	'Wicca Envy'	Mel Damski	Story by : Brad Kern Teleplay by : Brad Kern & Sheryl J. Anderson	January 13, 1999	4398009	N/A
11	11	'Feats of Clay'	Kevin Inch	Story by : Javier Grillo-Marxuach Teleplay by : Michael Perricone & Greg Elliot & Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	January 20, 1999	4398010	N/A
12	12	'The Wendigo'	James L. Conway	Edithe Swensen	February 3, 1999	4398011	N/A
13	13	'From Fear to Eternity'	Les Sheldon	Tony Blake & Paul Jackson	February 10, 1999	4398012	N/A
14	14	'Secrets and Guys'	James A. Contner	Story by : Constance M. Burge & Brad Kern Teleplay by : Constance M. Burge & Sheryl J. Anderson	February 17, 1999	4398013	N/A
15	15	'Is There a Woogy in the House?'	John T. Kretchmer	Zack Estrin & Chris Levinson	February 24, 1999	4398014	N/A
16	16	'Which Prue Is It, Anyway?'	John Behring	Javier Grillo-Marxuach	March 3, 1999	4398015	N/A
17	17	'That '70's Episode'	Richard Denault	Sheryl J. Anderson	April 7, 1999	4398016	N/A
18	18	'When Bad Warlocks Turn Good'	Kevin Inch	Edithe Swensen	April 28, 1999^{[note 1]}	4398017	N/A
19	19	'Out of Sight'	Craig Zisk	Tony Blake & Paul Jackson	May 5, 1999	4398018	N/A
20	20	'The Power of Two'	Elodie Keene	Brad Kern	May 12, 1999	4398019	N/A
21	21	'Love Hurts'	James Whitmore Jr.	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin & Javier Grillo-Marxuach	May 19, 1999	4398020	N/A
22	22	'Déjà Vu All Over Again'	Les Sheldon	Constance M. Burge & Brad Kern	May 26, 1999	4398021	5.6^[23]

Season 2 (1999–2000)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
23	1	'Witch Trial'	Craig Zisk	Brad Kern	September 30, 1999	4399022
24	2	'Morality Bites'	John Behring	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	October 7, 1999	4399024
25	3	'The Painted World'	Kevin Inch	Constance M. Burge	October 14, 1999	4399023
26	4	'The Devil's Music'	Richard Compton	David Simkins	October 21, 1999	4399025
27	5	'She's a Man, Baby, a Man!'	Martha Mitchell	Javier Grillo-Marxuach	November 4, 1999	4399026
28	6	'That Old Black Magic'	James L. Conway	Valerie Mayhew & Vivian Mayhew	November 11, 1999	4399027
29	7	'They're Everywhere'	Mel Damski	Sheryl J. Anderson	November 18, 1999	4399028
30	8	'P3 H2O'	John Behring	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	December 9, 1999	4399029
31	9	'Ms. Hellfire'	Craig Zisk	Story by : Constance M. Burge Teleplay by : Constance M. Burge & Sheryl J. Anderson	January 13, 2000	4399030
32	10	'Heartbreak City'	Michael Zinberg	David Simkins	January 20, 2000	4399031
33	11	'Reckless Abandon'	Craig Zisk	Javier Grillo-Marxuach	January 27, 2000	4399032
34	12	'Awakened'	Anson Williams	Valerie Mayhew & Vivian Mayhew	February 3, 2000	4399033
35	13	'Animal Pragmatism'	Don Kurt	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	February 10, 2000	4399034
36	14	'Pardon My Past'	John Paré	Michael Gleason	February 17, 2000	4399035
37	15	'Give Me A Sign'	James A. Contner	Sheryl J. Anderson	February 24, 2000	4399036
38	16	'Murphy's Luck'	John Behring	David Simkins	March 30, 2000	4399037
39	17	'How to Make a Quilt Out of Americans'	Kevin Inch	Story by : Javier Grillo-Marxuach Teleplay by : Javier Grillo-Marxuach & Robert Masello	April 6, 2000	4399038
40	18	'Chick Flick'	Michael Schultz	Zack Estrin & Chris Levinson	April 20, 2000	4399039
41	19	'Ex Libris'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Story by : Peter Chomsky Teleplay by : Brad Kern	April 27, 2000	4399040
42	20	'Astral Monkey'	Craig Zisk	Story by : Constance M. Burge Teleplay by : Constance M. Burge & David Simkins	May 4, 2000	4399041
43	21	'Apocalypse Not'	Michael Zinberg	Story by : Sanford Golden Teleplay by : Sheryl J. Anderson	May 11, 2000	4399042
44	22	'Be Careful What You Witch For'	Shannen Doherty	Story by : Brad Kern Teleplay by : Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin & Brad Kern	May 18, 2000	4399043

Season 3 (2000–01)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
45	1	'The Honeymoon's Over'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	October 5, 2000	4300045	7.7^[24]
46	2	'Magic Hour'	John Behring	Zack Estrin & Chris Levinson	October 12, 2000	4300046	5.1^[25]
47	3	'Once Upon a Time'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Krista Vernoff	October 19, 2000	4300047	5.4^[26]
48	4	'All Halliwell's Eve'	Anson Williams	Sheryl J. Anderson	October 26, 2000	4300048	6.5^[27]
49	5	'Sight Unseen'	Perry Lang	William Schmidt	November 2, 2000	4300049	5.7^[28]
50	6	'Primrose Empath'	Mel Damski	Daniel Cerone	November 9, 2000	4300051	6.1^[29]
51	7	'Power Outage'	Craig Zisk	Monica Breen & Alison Schapker	November 16, 2000	4300050	5.7^[30]
52	8	'Sleuthing with the Enemy'	Noel Nosseck	Peter Hume	December 14, 2000	4300052	5.5^[31]
53	9	'Coyote Piper'	Chris Long	Krista Vernoff	January 11, 2001	4300053	5.1^[32]
54	10	'We All Scream for Ice Cream'	Allan Kroeker	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	January 18, 2001	4300054	5.4^[33]
55	11	'Blinded by the Whitelighter'	David Straiton	Nell Scovell	January 25, 2001	4300055	5.4^[34]
56	12	'Wrestling with Demons'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Sheryl J. Anderson	February 1, 2001	4300056	5.9^[35]
57	13	'Bride and Gloom'	Chris Long	William Schmidt	February 8, 2001	4300057	5.4^[36]
58	14	'The Good, The Bad and The Cursed'	Shannen Doherty	Monica Breen & Alison Schapker	February 15, 2001	4300058	5.1^[37]
59	15	'Just Harried'	Mel Damski	Daniel Cerone	February 22, 2001	4300059	5.8^[38]
60	16	'Death Takes a Halliwell'	Jon Paré	Krista Vernoff	March 15, 2001	4300060	5.4^[39]
61	17	'Pre-Witched'	David Straiton	Chris Levinson & Zack Estrin	March 22, 2001	4300061	5.1^[40]
62	18	'Sin Francisco'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Nell Scovell	April 19, 2001	4300062	4.0^[41]
63	19	'The Demon Who Came in from the Cold'	Anson Williams	Sheryl J. Anderson	April 26, 2001	4300063	3.6^[42]
64	20	'Exit Strategy'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Story by : Peter Hume Teleplay by : Peter Hume & Daniel Cerone	May 3, 2001	4300064	4.1^[43]
65	21	'Look Who's Barking'	John Behring	Story by : Curtis Kheel Teleplay by : Curtis Kheel & Monica Breen & Alison Schapker	May 10, 2001	4300065	4.7^[44]
66	22	'All Hell Breaks Loose'	Shannen Doherty	Brad Kern	May 17, 2001	4300066	5.3^[45]

Season 4 (2001–02)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
6768	12	'Charmed Again'	Michael SchultzMel Damski	Brad Kern	October 4, 2001	6.0^[46]
69	3	'Hell Hath No Fury'	Chris Long	Krista Vernoff	October 11, 2001	5.0^[47]
70	4	'Enter the Demon'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Daniel Cerone	October 18, 2001	5.7^[48]
71	5	'Size Matters'	Noel Nosseck	Nell Scovell	October 25, 2001	5.3^[49]
72	6	'A Knight to Remember'	David Straiton	Alison Schapker & Monica Breen	November 1, 2001	4.7^[50]
73	7	'Brain Drain'	John Behring	Curtis Kheel	November 8, 2001	4.7^[51]
74	8	'Black as Cole'	Les Landau	Story by : Abbey Campbell Teleplay by : Brad Kern & Nell Scovell	November 15, 2001	5.1^[52]
75	9	'Muse to My Ears'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Krista Vernoff	December 13, 2001	4.5^[53]
76	10	'A Paige from the Past'	James L. Conway	Daniel Cerone	January 17, 2002	3.4^[54]
77	11	'Trial by Magic'	Scott Laughlin	Michael Gleason	January 24, 2002	4.1^[55]
78	12	'Lost and Bound'	Noel Nosseck	Nell Scovell	January 31, 2002	3.9^[56]
79	13	'Charmed and Dangerous'	Jon Paré	Alison Schapker & Monica Breen	February 7, 2002	4.7^[57]
80	14	'The Three Faces of Phoebe'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Curtis Kheel	February 14, 2002	4.7^[58]
81	15	'Marry-Go-Round'	Chris Long	Daniel Cerone	March 14, 2002	4.5^[59]
82	16	'The Fifth Halliwell'	David Straiton	Krista Vernoff	March 21, 2002	4.8^[60]
83	17	'Saving Private Leo'	John Behring	Story by : Doug E. Jones Teleplay by : Daniel Cerone	March 28, 2002	3.9^[61]
84	18	'Bite Me'	John T. Kretchmer	Curtis Kheel	April 18, 2002	3.6^[62]
85	19	'We're Off to See the Wizard'	Timothy J. Lonsdale	Alison Schapker & Monica Breen	April 25, 2002	4.2^[63]
86	20	'Long Live the Queen'	Jon Paré	Krista Vernoff	May 2, 2002	4.7^[64]
87	21	'Womb Raider'	Mel Damski	Daniel Cerone	May 9, 2002	5.0^[65]
88	22	'Witch Way Now?'	Brad Kern	Brad Kern	May 16, 2002	5.2^[66]

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Season 5 (2002–03)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
8990	12	'A Witch's Tail'	James L. ConwayMel Damski	Daniel CeroneMonica Breen & Alison Schapker	September 22, 2002	4301089 4301090	6.3^[67]
91	3	'Happily Ever After'	John T. Kretchmer	Curtis Kheel	September 29, 2002	4301091	5.1^[68]
92	4	'Siren's Song'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Krista Vernoff	October 6, 2002	4301092	5.3^[69]
93	5	'Witches in Tights'	David Straiton	Mark Wilding	October 13, 2002	4301093	5.0^[70]
94	6	'The Eyes Have It'	James Marshall	Laurie Parres	October 20, 2002	4301094	5.2^[71]
95	7	'Sympathy for the Demon'	Stuart Gillard	Henry Alonso Myers	November 3, 2002	4301095	4.8^[72]
96	8	'A Witch in Time'	John Behring	Daniel Cerone	November 10, 2002	4301096	5.5^[73]
97	9	'Sam, I Am'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Alison Schapker & Monica Breen	November 17, 2002	4301097	5.1^[74]
98	10	'Y Tu Mummy También'	Chris Long	Curtis Kheel	January 5, 2003	4301098	5.5^[75]
99	11	'The Importance of Being Phoebe'	Derek Johansen	Krista Vernoff	January 12, 2003	4301099	5.4^[76]
100	12	'Centennial Charmed'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	January 19, 2003	4301100	5.5^[77]
101	13	'House Call'	Jon Paré	Henry Alonso Myers	February 2, 2003	4301101	5.3^[78]
102	14	'Sand Francisco Dreamin'	John T. Kretchmer	Alison Schapker & Monica Breen	February 9, 2003	4301102	5.1^[79]
103	15	'The Day the Magic Died'	Stuart Gillard	Daniel Cerone	February 16, 2003	4301103	5.6^[80]
104	16	'Baby's First Demon'	John T. Kretchmer	Krista Vernoff	March 30, 2003	4301104	N/A
105	17	'Lucky Charmed'	Roxann Dawson	Curtis Kheel	April 6, 2003	4301105	4.5^[81]
106	18	'Cat House'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	April 13, 2003	4301106	4.2^[82]
107	19	'Nymphs Just Want to Have Fun'	Mel Damski	Andrea Stevens & Doug E. Jones	April 20, 2003	4301107	4.3^[83]
108	20	'Sense and Sense Ability'	Stewart Schill & Joel J. Feigenbaum	Story by : Brian Krause & Ed Bokinskie Teleplay by : Daniel Cerone & Krista Vernoff	April 27, 2003	4301108	4.1^[84]
109	21	'Necromancing the Stone'	Jon Paré	Henry Alonso Myers & Alison Schapker & Monica Breen	May 4, 2003	4301109	5.0^[85]
110111	2223	'Oh My Goddess'	Jonathan West Joel J. Feigenbaum	Krista Vernoff & Curtis Kheel Daniel Cerone	May 11, 2003	43011104301111	4.9^[86]

Season 6 (2003–04)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
112113	12	'Valhalley of the Dolls'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	September 28, 2003	4301112 4301113	6.3^[87]
114	3	'Forget Me.. Not'	John T. Kretchmer	Henry Alonso Myers	October 5, 2003	4301114	5.8^[88]
115	4	'The Power of Three Blondes'	John Behring	Daniel Cerone	October 12, 2003	4301115	5.4^[89]
116	5	'Love's a Witch'	Stuart Gillard	Jeannine Renshaw	October 19, 2003	4301116	5.4^[90]
117	6	'My Three Witches'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Scott Lipsey & Whip Lipsey	October 26, 2003	4301117	5.5^[91]
118	7	'Soul Survivor'	Mel Damski	Curtis Kheel	November 2, 2003	4301118	5.2^[92]
119	8	'Sword and the City'	Derek Johansen	David Simkins	November 9, 2003	4301119	5.2^[93]
120	9	'Little Monsters'	James L. Conway	Julie Hess	November 16, 2003	4301120	5.3^[94]
121	10	'Chris-Crossed'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Cameron Litvack	November 23, 2003	4301121	6.03^[95]
122	11	'Witchstock'	James A. Contner	Daniel Cerone	January 11, 2004	4301122	5.3^[96]
123	12	'Prince Charmed'	David Jackson	Henry Alonso Myers	January 18, 2004	4301123	3.9^[97]
124	13	'Used Karma'	John T. Kretchmer	Jeannine Renshaw	January 25, 2004	4301124	4.2^[98]
125	14	'The Legend of Sleepy Halliwell'	Jon Paré	Cameron Litvack	February 8, 2004	4301125	4.8^[99]
126	15	'I Dream of Phoebe'	John T. Kretchmer	Curtis Kheel	February 15, 2004	4301126	4.1^[100]
127	16	'The Courtship of Wyatt's Father'	Joel J. Feigenbaum	Brad Kern	February 22, 2004	4301127	5.01^[101]
128	17	'Hyde School Reunion'	Jonathan West	David Simkins	March 14, 2004	4301128	4.82^[102]
129	18	'Spin City'	Mel Damski	Andy Reaser & Doug E. Jones	April 18, 2004	456006	3.86^[103]
130	19	'Crimes and Witch Demeanors'	John T. Kretchmer	Henry Alonso Myers	April 25, 2004	4301130	3.40^[104]
131	20	'A Wrong Day's Journey Into Right'	Derek Johansen	Cameron Litvack	May 2, 2004	4301131	4.10^[105]
132	21	'Witch Wars'	David Jackson	Krista Vernoff	May 9, 2004	4301132	2.77^[106]
133134	2223	'It's a Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad World'	Jon Paré	Jeannine Renshaw Curtis Kheel	May 16, 2004	4301133 4301134	4.75^[107]

Season 7 (2004–05)[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
135	1	'A Call to Arms'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	September 12, 2004	4301135	5.59^[108]
136	2	'The Bare Witch Project'	John T. Kretchmer	Jeannine Renshaw	September 19, 2004	4301136	4.84^[109]
137	3	'Cheaper by the Coven'	Derek Johansen	Mark Wilding	September 26, 2004	4301137	5.37^[110]
138	4	'Charrrmed!'	Mel Damski	Cameron Litvack	October 3, 2004	4301138	4.77^[111]
139	5	'Styx Feet Under'	Christopher Leitch	Henry Alonso Myers	October 10, 2004	4301139	4.81^[112]
140	6	'Once in a Blue Moon'	John T. Kretchmer	Debra J. Fisher & Erica Messer	October 17, 2004	4301140	4.63^[113]
141	7	'Someone to Witch Over Me'	Jon Paré	Rob Wright	October 31, 2004	4301141	3.96^[114]
142	8	'Charmed Noir'	Michael Grossman	Curtis Kheel	November 14, 2004	4301142	3.94^[115]
143	9	'There's Something About Leo'	Derek Johansen	Natalie Antoci & Scott Lipsey	November 21, 2004	4301143	3.95^[116]
144	10	'Witchness Protection'	David Jackson	Jeannine Renshaw	November 28, 2004	4301144	4.17^[117]
145	11	'Ordinary Witches'	Jonathan West	Mark Wilding	January 16, 2005	4301145	3.52^[118]
146	12	'Extreme Makeover: World Edition'	LeVar Burton	Cameron Litvack	January 23, 2005	4301146	3.56^[119]
147	13	'Charmageddon'	John T. Kretchmer	Henry Alonso Myers	January 30, 2005	4301147	3.97^[120]
148	14	'Carpe Demon'	Stuart Gillard	Curtis Kheel	February 13, 2005	4301148	2.95^[121]
149	15	'Show Ghouls'	Mel Damski	Rob Wright & Debra J. Fisher & Erica Messer	February 20, 2005	4301149	3.23^[122]
150	16	'The Seven Year Witch'	Michael Grossman	Jeannine Renshaw	April 10, 2005	4301150	3.97^[123]
151	17	'Scry Hard'	Derek Johansen	Andy Reaser & Doug E. Jones	April 17, 2005	4301151	3.48^[124]
152	18	'Little Box of Horrors'	Jon Paré	Cameron Litvack	April 24, 2005	4301152	3.92^[125]
153	19	'Freaky Phoebe'	Michael Grossman	Mark Wilding	May 1, 2005	4301153	3.65^[126]
154	20	'Imaginary Fiends'	Jonathan West	Henry Alonso Myers	May 8, 2005	4301154	3.32^[127]
155	21	'Death Becomes Them'	John T. Kretchmer	Curtis Kheel	May 15, 2005	4301155	3.44^[128]
156	22	'Something Wicca This Way Goes'	James L. Conway	Story by : Rob Wright & Brad Kern Teleplay by : Brad Kern	May 22, 2005	4301156	3.44^[129]

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Season 8 (2005–06)[edit]

Charmed Tv Show Season 9

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
157	1	'Still Charmed & Kicking'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	September 25, 2005	62015-08-157	4.27^[130]
158	2	'Malice in Wonderland'	Mel Damski	Brad Kern	October 2, 2005	62015-08-158	3.83^[131]
159	3	'Run, Piper, Run'	Derek Johansen	Cameron Litvack	October 9, 2005	62015-08-159	4.12^[132]
160	4	'Desperate Housewitches'	Jon Paré	Jeannine Renshaw	October 16, 2005	62015-08-160	4.21^[133]
161	5	'Rewitched'	John T. Kretchmer	Rob Wright	October 23, 2005	62015-08-161	4.26^[134]
162	6	'Kill Billie Vol. 1'	Michael Grossman	Elizabeth Hunter	October 30, 2005	62015-08-162	4.32^[135]
163	7	'The Lost Picture Show'	Jonathan West	Doug E. Jones & Andy Reaser	November 6, 2005	62015-08-163	3.87^[136]
164	8	'Battle of the Hexes'	LeVar Burton	Jeannine Renshaw	November 13, 2005	62015-08-164	4.38^[137]
165	9	'Hulkus Pocus'	Joel F. Feigenbaum	Liz Sagal	November 20, 2005	62015-08-165	4.22^[138]
166	10	'Vaya Con Leos'	Janice Cooke Leonard	Cameron Litvack	November 27, 2005	62015-08-166	4.34^[139]
167	11	'Mr. & Mrs. Witch'	James L. Conway	Rob Wright	January 8, 2006	62015-08-167	3.3^[140]
168	12	'Payback's a Witch'	Mel Damski	Brad Kern	January 15, 2006	62015-08-168	3.47^[141]
169	13	'Repo Manor'	Derek Johansen	Doug E. Jones	January 22, 2006	62015-08-168	3.67^[142]
170	14	'12 Angry Zen'	Jon Paré	Cameron Litvack	February 12, 2006	62015-08-170	3.28^[143]
171	15	'The Last Temptation of Christy'	John Kretchmer	Story by : Rick Muirragui Teleplay by : Liz Sagal	February 19, 2006	62015-08-171	3.89^[144]
172	16	'Engaged and Confused'	Stuart Gillard	Jeannine Renshaw	February 26, 2006	62015-08-172	4.07^[145]
173	17	'Generation Hex'	Michael Grossman	Rob Wright	April 16, 2006	62015-08-173	2.98^[146]
174	18	'The Torn Identity'	LeVar Burton	Andy Reaser	April 23, 2006	62015-08-174	3.39^[147]
175	19	'The Jung and the Restless'	Derek Johansen	Cameron Litvack	April 30, 2006	62015-08-175	3.17^[148]
176	20	'Gone with the Witches'	Jonathan West	Jeannine Renshaw	May 7, 2006	62015-08-176	3.39^[149]
177	21	'Kill Billie Vol. 2'	Jon Paré	Brad Kern	May 14, 2006	62015-08-177	3.72^[150]
178	22	'Forever Charmed'	James L. Conway	Brad Kern	May 21, 2006	62015-08-178	4.49^[151]

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Notes[edit]

^The episode 'When Bad Warlocks Turn Good' was originally scheduled for April 21, 1999, but after the Columbine High School Tragedy the episode was rescheduled for April 28, 1999 to pay respect to those who died.

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Charmed Full Episode 3 Season 1

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List of Charmed episodes on IMDb
List of Charmed episodes at TV.com

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