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Phoebe and Piper steal the golden chalice in order to bring the fountain of youth to life and save Paige from a curse that an 18th-century pirate gave to her.
Phoebe and Piper steal the golden chalice in order to bring the fountain of youth to life and save Paige from a curse that an 18th-century pirate gave to her.
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S5, EP7 "Sympathy for the Demon"Vengeful demon torments trapped sisters with their worst fears.
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S7, EP3 "Cheaper by the Coven"Grams puts a spell on the brothers to end their rivalry, but the spell turns the Charmed Ones into bickering teens; Leo consults a demonic seer (Charisma Carpenter) to find out who is behind the attack on Wyatt.
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S7, EP4 "Charrrmed!"Phoebe and Piper steal the golden chalice in order to bring the fountain of youth to life and save Paige from a curse that an 18th-century pirate gave to her.
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S7, EP5 "Styx Feet Under"A demon tries to destroy his human half by killing his remaining blood relatives, so Paige casts a spell that inadvertently blocks all death from occurring, angering the Angel of Death (Simon Templeman).
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S5, EP6 "The Eyes Have It"Phoebe consults a fortune-teller and discovers that a demon is stealing Gypsies' eyes to reverse a curse put on his father.
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S5, EP5 "Witches in Tights"When a boy's rendering of a demon comes to life, the young artist draws the Charmed Ones as comic-book heroes to combat the demon.
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S5, EP4 "Siren's Song"A siren (Melinda Clarke) captivates Cole while endangering Phoebe's life; Piper and Leo's unborn baby plays a trick on them.
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S5, EP3 "Happily Ever After"A wicked witch traps the Charmed Ones in twisted versions of classic fairy tales; Phoebe attends a ball and meets an evil Prince Charming (guest star Sean Patrick Flanery); Paige bites into a poisoned apple; Piper has a run in with the big bad wolf.
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