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While Phoebe and Piper come to terms with the death of their sister Prue, they discover the existence of a half sister named Paige.

While Phoebe and Piper come to terms with the death of their sister Prue, they discover the existence of a half sister named Paige.

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S4, EP3 "Hell Hath No Fury"

Paige steals the Book of Shadows to use its spells for personal gain; a grieving Piper is vulnerable to the enticements of the Furies.

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S4, EP4 "Enter the Demon"

A Zen master's disciple causes trouble for Paige and Phoebe after a potion mishap causes the sisters to change bodies.

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S4, EP5 "Size Matters"

A hideous demon (Robert Englund) shrinks Phoebe to 5-inches tall and uses her as bait for the other two sisters.

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S6, EP11 "Witchstock"

Paige tries on a pair of Grams' go-go boots and goes back in time; Leo and Chris try to stave off an amorphous creature surrounding the manor.

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S4, EP2 "Charmed Again"

While Phoebe and Piper come to terms with the death of their sister Prue, they discover the existence of a half sister named Paige.

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S4, EP1 "Charmed Again"

While mourning Prue's death, Phoebe and Piper learn of the existence of a half-sister (Rose McGowan) who may be able to complete the Power of Three.

A group of sisters discover they are witches. Luckily for the world, they're of the good variety. Banding together in their ancestral home in San Francisco, they work together to fight evil, with each having a specific special power. Although outwardly they are average women, with jobs, relationships and friends, they are also powerful witches, but when they work together, their powers are enhanced. As The Charmed Ones, their destiny is to protect innocents from evil.
Starring: Alyssa Milano, Balthazar Getty, Ben Guillory, Brian Krause, David Reivers, Dorian Gregory, Drew Fuller, Finola Hughes, Gildart Jackson, Holly Marie Combs, Julian McMahon, Kirk B.R. Woller, Rose McGowan, Shannen Doherty, Vincent Angell
Original Air Date: Oct 7, 1998
Genres: DramaTV Series
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
2 seasons available on demand
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